Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-26
BIRTHDAY DINNER

Wlln6SDOIU, 1cAdS, anu VIC SuCSGS
Of honor.
BIRTHDAY DINNER
Tuesday evening, July 18th, P. R.
Moyle celebrated his birthday an
~niversary with a dinner for members
Of the San Benito Volunteer Fire
Department at his home on 5f9
South Dick Bowling Ave. Candles
on the cake were prettily arranged
to form the initial letters of the San
Benito Fire Department. M. L. Van
Tine drew the number selected for
the cake cutter, and Clinton Potter
was unfortunate enough to pick the
number designating the dish washer,
but was suddenly called away soon
after dinner. The following grour
enjoyed the occasion: Chief Ira
Tedder, M. L. Van Tine, T. w. Van
Wyck. j. M. Vermirosky, Joseph
Goolsby, r. H. Beene. Gardner
Housed, o. 0. Murray, Clinton Pot
ter, r. B. Vermirosky, H. w Espey,
Travis Wallace, and Henry Woods.
MORNING CLUB
Tuesday when Mrs. Guy Cornett
entertained at her home for mem
bers Of the Thursday Morning
Bridge club several varieties Of sum-
mer garden flowers afforded a par
ticularly attractive setting. Fol
success in the games Of the morn
ing, Mrs. Louis Morris was presented
with the handsome trophy. MIS-. E
B. Edwards of Fort Sill, Okla, ard
to Miss Ruth Moore of Llano were
awarded the guest prizes. Guests
in addition to the club members
who enjoyed the games and others
who came in for the attractive
luncheon, were Mrs. w. F. Cham
bers, Mrs. Paul Cottrell, Mrs. j. T
Wilcox, Mrs. H. G. Lawton, Mrs
Novata, Mrs. Louis Morris. Mrs. E.
B. Edwards, Fort Sill, and Miss Ruth
Moore, Ilano.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Nesmith left
last week for San Angelo where they
will attend the Nesmith family re-
union. They expect to visit with
relatives and friends there about
two weeks. Mrs. Oliver, a daughter
who has many friends here, made
during former visits, will accompany
| them on their return home to spend
a few weeks here.
Mrs. S. E. Barr and Miss Nellie
Stookey of San Benito visited the
Home Demonstration Market in
Harlingen Saturday. They report
the market has had a steady in
crease of sales since opening May rs
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Smith are
visiting their daughter. Mrs. viii
Smith. The East Texas guests were
given a real Valley feast by thei1
hostess and they enjoyed 1t I'M
menSley.
Miss Margaret Caldwell Of New
York is visiting Miss Ella Wassonu
and other cd friends in San Benito
A. S. Hornbeck left Monday Tor
San Benito and other points IN
Central and North Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hammer OF
16IlDlC dLG NloIJllls MID. AAOAlAAAOA =
brother, Arthur Soule.
Mrs. Don Still has had as her
guests for the past two weeks. rr
and Mrs. j. T. Munnerlyn, Mr.. B. H
Munnerlyn and daughters, Sadie,
Lucy and Marv Bell. of Center,
Texas. Mr.. j. T. Munnerlvn, Mrs
B. H. Munnerlyn and daughter
Lucy and Mary Bell. left the latter
part of last week for their home.
Harrison Buck. George Powell and
Ohio Brown are back from San An
| tonic where thew attended the Citi-
| zen's Military Training camp.
Rev. Francis Davis left THURSDAY
morning on their vacation trip
From here they will go to Laredo
then San Antonio. where they vii
| visit for q few DAYS. and then out
west "a New Mexico and Arizona
They will he accompanied bv Miss
| Margaret Low who will visit rel.
atives in Arizona for an indefinite
period.
Mrs. c. F.. Davis and daughter ana
| sors If Bishon Pre- visiting with Mr.
apd Mrs. j. T. HolIon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Fife left Monday
for San Augustine. her home. after
q visit with her daughter, Mrs. NJ
G. Gilbert.
Alberta Brown. Merle Mills. and
Paw MORAN snent y week end in
San Benito. Miss Mills and Miss
! Morgan returned to Kingsville