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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-21
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Second and Thayer.

FHuI -. WTIBIlC. FHSIOT.
Sunday morning service at 1890,
broadcast by KFYR.
Organ prelude. '"Triumphal March,
observation-disclosures Duryee Morris.
Solo. selected-Mrs. G. E. VIM
greene.
Offertory, "Andantc Con Motto
(TOurS).
Duet. Lead Us, o Father tGal-
braith)-Mrs. Wingreene, Nj. Halver-
SON.
Sermon-Paul s. Wright.
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AT THE MOVIES


There y probably no comedy moro
effective than comedy horn Of : tragic
situation. and 4 = upon this PREMISE
that llArshall ltellAn and Arthur
Richman built thu all-talking screen
vefaion q The Awful Truth" star.
ring Ina Claire. which opened with
great success q the Capitol theatre
tor . three.days run yesterday. The
proof Of this effectiveness Was amplY
illustrated b the enthusiastic recep.
ton accorded lli1o Claire BY ! capAc-
ity audience.
with ss1he Awful Truth" patte. the
producing company. registers . direct
hit Tor sophisticated conedy Ia 4 pic
tufe that viii lind ~ parallel ID the
lives q alpoet evesy husband and
Wtfe. i = : 0toey - tyre 70 lie that
- andlenco = caught - IT. Spell from
The outset and never released from it,
inlluence until IT, final hilariouS
ncenea.
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Organ postlude. THE Masque Of
Ceres" (StewartD.
Church school: $50 q. M. all de.
partments above and including inter-
mediate: II noon. all departments
below and including the junior. The
adult class meets 1t this hour In the
auditorium.
Christian Endeavor at $50 D. "a.
Evening service ct 7:30.
Organ prelude. Sunset Revere"
(Faulkes)-Mrs. Grace Druyee Morris.
Offertory. Romance" (NosWorthy).
Special music.
Sermon-paul s. Wright.
Organ postlude. "postlude In G Ma
jor" tlGeoleD.
Wednesday. 7:30, midweek service.
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FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST,
SCIENTIST
Corner Fourth Street and Avenue c
Sunday service at IL 100 a. m.
Subject: Matter"
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting at 0 o'clock.
A reading DON Is open In the
church building every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. except legal
holidays, from ? to 4 p. m.
ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH
missouri Synod)
On Fourth Street at Ave. A.
J. v. Richert. Pastor.
Sunday services as follows:
$50 a. m. Sunday School, in charge
OF Miss Ella Breljc, Supt.
l0:30-Morning service Germany.
2:30 p. m.-Thc pastor will preach
at Baldwin.
Gas p. m.-Bible hour In charge OF
the w. L.
7:30-Evcning service tEnglish).
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rms mas

HUv4usGS-V AWWu0 O000KRv
when ne girls ~ The Spaan bearl.
TAG school tease her abeut belag
S%ans."s.s sssrSis.. LEONARD
BRENT. Who supplies her With
ample funds an1 smart frocks
her ~ . felea1 who0
llelcn has met.
Hut b dares not qucst1om Aoo
vensona = q when her eooMMaeee
SHALL1MAR MORRIS. accuses
her ~ being IN love With Dreat
:nd rails her a fool fce gsvisg %
dancing and partics for him.
HeIen beks her gsardian 20 tell
her abOut her rarentaEc, bot he
refuses until inter she grn6uates.
Nen1ix0E9 her 1afAtuatfOn for h0m.
Ne exarts her promise ~ s6o any.
thing I ask yOu 10" after 1eavl0g
school.
one day nrent aces . hsssr,
heRsar fail In nm alley and cert.
Osity teMsrts kius "a lIetea - A0s
snuttertnEs. lie hears sOMetbon9
about "f.snngeline-mOney-a1s1n.
hesItcd" and m he bends over the
old nnan spies n gold lO~1et Witt
n diamond. lie takes the 1Oekee
and tries to question the Aeee11et.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER "
HOLDING the half-conscious
man at arms length. Brent
shook him violently. The weak
lids lifted over the watery eyes,
the muttering ceased.
Look here. old fellow. come
out Of It." Brent said briskly.
The other stared at him, daxed
and uncomprehending. Brent's
Impotence grew. "Sit up," he
said sharply. whats the matter
with you? Drunk"
"Evangeline." the poor derelict
whispered. struggling to raise
himself. Then louder: "She
doesn't need the money now. It's
been a long time. The Jokes ON
him. Let him rot In his riches.
It's all tho same to her. She's
been dead for years. years, /. tell
you. years! What does she care
about his money? She's got streets
OF gold. streets Of IT." :.
Brent bent closer, no longer
trying to rouse the speaker to
more rational utterance. Plainly
his mind was wandering. but his
words were interesting. EYES,"
Brent said encouragingly. Evan.
golinc-who was she?"
Somehow that name on his lips
did what he had been unable 10
do BY conscious effort. It brought
the old man to at least q partial
realization Of his situation.
Brent watched while he made .
supreme effort to sit erect. Don't
call the police" he begged, the
shadow OF experienced degrade
ton cutting through the fog In
his brain and hlling him with
dread.
Eut the moment OF lucidity did
not last. He fell instantly to raw
Ing Of .'Evangeline" again. forget
full Of Brent's presence. though,
strangely. he seemed to sense him
there IS an immaterial audience.
Brent guessed that he lived more
in the past than in the present aud
that he probably vocali:ed his
story to all who would listen, or.
when there was no one. to his own
ears. Ore Of those pitiful, wan
derinE tragedies, making Of the
hordcrland between life and death
. w.do space.
Stil!, guessing this. understand.
ing Il. there was nothing in
l:rent's heart OF pity: only dis
gus. and contempt. hut he could
not tear himself away. He was
held by the scent Of quarry. A
rich old man. who didn't know
that his mathematician was
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-15
Dinner GiUen
By Faculty at
Miller Hotel

Members Of the Junior high school
faculty entertained with a dinner
Thursday evening at the Miller
h-.el, naming as special guests
Superintendent G. w. Gotke and
Mrs. Gotke, and w. Z. Dodson,
principal OF the Brownsville Junior
high school. and Mrs. Dodson.
Tables we're artistically decorated
with beautiful autumn leaves, and
place cards were novel. each guest
finding his place by identifying q
verse characteristic OF himself.
Mrs. X. D. Hamilton was master
Of ceremonies. An informal recep-
ton followed the dinner. In the
hotel parlors.
Attending were Misses Skinner
Williams. Gentry. Kibbe. Benway
Rice, Bader, and Lee. Mesdames
Z. 9. Todd. Joe Vivier. X. -
Hamilton; Messrs. and Mesdames
Cal Surtees, S. Spikes. Joe Linda
berry. G. w. Gotke, w. L. Dodson
DR.. and Mrs. Foster, Col. Barger
Albert Egly and g. p. Noble.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-15

roses and poinsettiaS, the motif be-
ing followed in card table appoint
mentS.
Mrs. Thomas Sweeney was award
ed first prize q lovely Dresden china
bowl, and Mrs. Lawrence Brady won
the table cut, a Willer's pottery
vase. The honoree's gift was a
colorful Italian pottery piece.
Following the bridge games, tea
was served, red roses In small bas-
kets forming the center decorations
Of the tea table.
Guests for the afternoon we're the
honoree, Mrs. Curry. sMesdames
Oliver Hicks, II. G. Schmeltng, Cor
don Street, Lawrence Brady, Burt
z. Htnkley Jr., VIII Rasco, G. v.
Hamilton Clyde E. Austin. Burnell
Goodrich, John Stark, Fay Rock
well, A. q. Dickinson. Dan Gala
han, y. n. Greene. Thomas Sweeny:
Misses Elsa Walther, Sophia Spivey,
and Annie Starck.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-15
Public School
Sale of Seals
Adds to Funds

Christmas seal sales In the pub
lie schools have continued through
out the week and a partial report
Is now complete from all the schools
except the high school, which will
be included in a later announce
ment. The sales have been under
the direct supervision or the prin-
cipals in the schools and Mrs. Har-
bert Davenport has been general
chairman Of all seals sold in the
city public schools.
West Brownsville school with
Mrs. j. A. Russell. principal, ~went
over the top" with a $50 sale the
first week. The First Ward school.
Mrs. D-isy Taggart, principal, COM
pleted its quota Of $50 this week.
Other schools reporting are gram
mar school, Z. G. Dodd, principal.
S2083; Junior high, w. L. Dodson,
principal. $40: Colonia Victoria.
Mrs. Watkins. principal, $40: East
Brownsville. Miss Amelia Campbell.
principal; Washington Park, Mrs.
A. s. Putegnat, $500: Fourth Ward.
Miss Amelia Fernandez. principal:
So. The sales total amounts -
$l53.76 to date.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-15
Eastern Star
Officers are
HonoredHer

A group Of visiting Eastern Star
state officers we're honor guests at
a beautifully arranged banquet Fri
day evening at I'll Jardin hotel given
by local Hope Chapter, o. r.. 8. In
cluded among the honorees were
Mrs. Beulah Rawlings Of johnson
City. Worthy Grand Matron OF the
Grand Chapter OF Texas; Dr. g
X. Thorn OF Brownsville, past grand
worthy patron: Mrs. Belle Tomlin-
son Of Wallis. grand conductress;
Mrs. Bessie Decker Of Mission
grand chaplain; Mrs. Annie Joyner
Deputy grand matron OF Harlin.
gen: Mrs. Bessie Miller, grand
lecturer OF the grand chapter OF the
state OF Illinois, Chicago.
Guests were seated at U-shapec
tables, decorated in poinsettias and
red candles, carrying out the Christ
mas motif. u. r.. DOWis presided
as POSTMASTER. Invocation wa:
given by Mrs. Z. p. Day. following
which introduction Of the honor
| guests was interpersed with Spanish
music by John Carr and Emmet1
Sewell; u costume dance by Alice
Hagestead. and violin solo by Mis-
| Alice Verheiling.
Following the banquet, special In
Itiation ceremonies were held at !
meeting or the chapter, with IN
visiting officers attending.
Out-of-town guests attending TIT
affair we're Mesdames Elinor +
Keep, Washougal, Wash; Anna -
Miller. Winona, Okla Bessie ~
mar Fl Paso; Mr.. and Mrs. "a =
Rabel. Harrington; Mesdames Fanni.
7, Holman, Excelsior, Mo-; j.. =
Fairbairn. Harrington: Ada Bell
Konia Kousky, Harrington; boll
RAMSEY. Harrington; Alice g. 5oye
YOUNGSTOWN, o.; Nettie IN CTS
New Kensington, Pa; Mr.. VAC -
=. G. Bennett. Harrington; Mes.
dames Osce Frista. Harlingen' =
~ T~etzverich, Harrington; ora :
TooIrbv. san Benito: Belle ParKeI
GoIIad. Clarletta Reece. KinJSvliie
80 Dpmaree. San Benito. ~
WRIGHT San Bnito. Barbara hosI
rhicago. Ella Van Hess. San %
nitn. Isabella Seydler. eSan 81
ard j. II. Miller. Winona, O
AIRS. j. X. Bull honored me vls.s
to Officers. Mrs. Rawlings. ~
ra,n,Snson. Mrs. Decker, and Nj
1o1nar at a pretty luncheon ri
roon Local chapter gues1
49, Mrs. Howard. Mrs. Bascon
cox. Mrs. Cherry ~ NJ.
Hiiiver. worthy Grand Matron-
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Calendar For The Week

Mrs. A. w. Neck, Banker Addition.
RRlf Culture club WtA meet with
the Tourists club at the Chamber
OF Commerce club rooms.
Mrs. Robert Ernst, bridge club
hostess.
THURSDAY
Annual Christmas party OF Civic
League at 3 p. m. In Methodist
church parlors; hostess, Mrs. +. <.
Morris, assisted by Mrs. j. K. Bull.
Mrs. w. Nj. Ball and Mrs. NJ. r,
Hall. with Mrs. Hugo Milde In
charge OF the program.
FL Jardin bridge club with Mrs
A. Z. Harper.
FRIDAY
Presbyterian church party, even
ing. at church.
FL Jardln PIT. "A. meets at school
3 p. m.
SATURDAY
City Federation meets at Baptist
church, $3.50.
SUNDAY
Business and Professional Wo
mems club Christmas dinner, Fl
Jardin Community house.
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Former Local Man
Opens Institute

or interest to his friends IN
Brownsville is announcement Of the
opening by DR.. w. J. Doughtery OF
the Yonkers Neurological and dag
nostic Institute at Yonker5. ~. Y.
DR.. Dougherty married Miss Lillian
Dougherty. sister Of Mrs. John Clos
ner Of this city. and formerly re-
sided in Brownsville and Edalgo
county where he had extensive land
holdings.
Concernins, DR.. Dougherty's new
Institution. a New York paper print
ed the following: The institute Of
which Or. Doughertv is the founder
Is one az the most modern OF It's
kind"
"Dr. Dougherty has distinguished
himself BY research in the fields
Of neurology and psychopathoiogy
and Is well-knowr as a neur0logist
and diarnostican."
"A staff OF ten physicians assists
DR.. Dougherty In the institute work.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-15
Presbyterians To
Give Church Party

Membership OF the Presbyterian
church, children and adults. are
to be entertained Friday night,
Dec. 20, at . large Christmas party
at the church. Children will gather
In their upstairs rooms for a small
tree and games, and the adult and
young people will have entertain
ment in their department AL de-
partments are to join for refresh
ments and carol singing.
Mrs. y. II. Batsell and Miss Fern
Day are in charge OF children's ar
rangements. Miss Bertha Hartman
and Mrs. L. G. Gardner for the
juniors, and Mrs. George Smith,
Mrs. Howard McCampbell and Mrs.
III. ID. 5eago r directing other
features.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-15
Group Attends
Bridge Party
In San Benito

Mrs. Fl. d. Seago, Mrs. Dick
Harris. Mrs. Fausto Yturria. and
Mrs. Edgar Hicks attended q pref
ty bridge luncheon In San Benito
Friday afternoon by Mrs. Arthur
Cowden az the Stonewall Jackson
hotel. Eighteen tables OF players
enjoyed the afternoons hospitality.
Tables were E-shaped, and dec
grated in red roses. ferns and poin-
settias. "A fcur-course luncheon was
served.
Mrs. Julian Scoggins OF San
Benito and Mrs. -ess Dunn Of
San Benito won first and second
prizes. and Mrs. Hicks, third. Mrs
McMurray Richey was awarded the
1880" score prize.
Other out-of-town guests at the
party were Mrs. Flint Harris. Mrs.
Dick Eubank, Mrs. r. L. Hollings-
worth. Mrs. J. II. Head and Mrs.
"A. II. Weller OF Harlingen, and
Mrs. Coates OF Ell Dorado. Ark.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-15

Post Officers
And Wives are
Guests

Charming IN its holiday at
moSphere created by effective comb
nations Of poinsettias and Christ
mas motifs was the chop suey sup
per which Chaplain and Mrs. Ben
nett gave Thursday evening In their
quarters for officers or Fort Brown
and their wives. The holiday theme
was followed In place cards and
other table appointment. Violin
music was enjoyed while the din
ner party was in progress.
Covers were laid for Colonel and
Mrs. Van Voorhis, Major and Mrs.
Holman. Major and Mrs. Grow
Capt. Haldeman, Capt. and Mrs.
Eastwood, Capt. and Mrs. Austin,
Capt. and Mrs. Mas, Capt. and
MRS. Shell, Capt. and Mrs. Worries,
Capt. and Mrs. Earnest, Capt. and
Mrs. Maxwell, Capt. and Mrs. Ad-
amson; 1t. and Mrs. Rundell, 1t.
and Mrs. Stansbury, 1t. and Mrs.
Jervey. 1t. and Mrs. Stodter, 1t.
Reardon. 1t. Perrilliat, 1t. Kala-
kuka, Major Gardner, Capt. and
Mrs. Griffin, Capt. and Mrs. John
Merrill, Mrs. Corrina Keane, Mrs.
Benjamin F. Porter, of New York
City, and w. J. Brasdhaw OF Hell
ena, Mont.
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Brownsville Girls
IIonored At School

Ida Laura and Margaret Monroe.
daughters OF Mrs. Laura Monroe
and students at c. l. A., Denton,
have been signally honored In their
outstanding athletic work In the
college. Ida Laura has been man
aver Of the volley tennis ring OF
W. A w, woman's athletic as
ISOLATION. and is the only Freshman
officer In the organization.
Both girls have been chosen as
members Of the Varsity hockey
team OF eleven, composed Of the
best players selected from a COM
petitive team Of SO.
Mrs. Monroe has received q let
Ger from school officials compli-
mentHns the athletic records OF
her daughters.
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MONDAY

MONDAY
Meeting OF the Methodist Mis-
sionary society will not be held un-
til the first Monday in January.
Hope, Chapter, o. z. S., meeting,
1880 p. m.
Altar Society Sacred Heart church
meets with Mrs. William Richter,
742 West st. Charles street.
Episcopal Guild meeting at Par
ish house, 3 D. m.
Woman's Auxiliary OF the Pre-
sbyterian church. study meeting at
church, at $3.50 D. m. Mrs. BaScom
Cox Is to have charge OF the les
son on home missions.
I%ncarnate Word PIT. A. at the
convent.
TUESDAY
Rebekahs will hold initiation OF
candidates.
Mrs. H. d. Seago, hostess 10
Mardi Bridge club.
Learners Club with Mrs. w. s.
Stell.
WEDNESDAY
Business and Professional Club
luncheon, FL Jardin.
Just-Sew Christmas party, with
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-15
Christian Endeavor
Will Give PLAY

The Christian Endeavor society
Of the Central Christian church
held the regular monthly business
on last Thursday night with PresI-
dent Jack Noble presiding. After
the regular committee reports some
lively discussions we're held on fu-
ture plans for the society. Miss
Louise Smith was appointed to Sc
lect a play which is to be given by
the organization the first Of next
year. This is an annual affair with
the Endsarors.
1t was voted 10 pay SIS more on
the pledge Of 500 made to help
build the new church. This leaves
only SIS unpaid. The society also
adopted a policy OF having a num-
Der OF lively socia1s and extending
invitations to prospective members,
The program committee was COM
mended on its poppy programs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-15
Luncheon Club Is
Entertained

Mrs. j. I. Rentro entertained
members OF the bridge luncheon
club OF San Benito, Harlingen and
Brownsville Friday at the country
club. Members from all three towns
were present and Mrs. Howard Gray
Of Brownsville was a guest.
The club Is Co meet Friday the
first week III January with Mrs.
Carlysle Williams, Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-15

MAR NNAN&NI K4AAAI&ANA41 @AC AAQ4@
,ding outside the window and or
ranges dot a mass Of green In ths
gardens7
That Brownsville wonnen ARE shop
ping early is evident-the shops are
crowded, and the selection or gifts
Is lovely. Many were found at the
bazaars held by Episcopal Guild and
Altar Society. among the variety OF
dainty handmade articles, the
work OF members of the crganIza-
tons. But its safe 10 say that the
odder type Of Christmas gift Is
widely prevalent In Brownsville
that most OF the packages mailed
out will contain novelty carved
vases. quaint little necklaces and
bracelets. Mexican rugs and scarfs,
anything that symbolizes the color
and romance OF the Rio Grande.
When q horde OF hungry college
students descend upon the town,
then the Christmas season viii be
officially opened. That horde Is the
chief reason why plans for those
SumptuouS dinners are going for
ward; eds and co-eds must be fed
while they're at home, and they
must also have q bullying box of
goodies TO take back TO school with
them.
Club Parties Planned
But plans for Christmas parties
90 merrtly forward. The earliest
ones are 70 be given by clubs and
organizations; during Christmas
week proper the college students
affairs, dinner parties and private
dances will take the day.
Club Christmas parties are head
ed by the Just-Sew annual affair,
Wednesday, Dec. IS ct the home OF
Mrs. A. w. Neck In Banker addition:
next comes the Civic League party,
THURSDAYS Dec. 19 tn the Methodist
church pRrlors; one or the most
elaborate Christmas affairs prom
ises to be the Business and Pro-
fesSional Women's club dinner and
program to be given mt El Jard!El
community clubhouse Sunday, Dec.
e. Reservations for sixty members
and their friends are obtainable.
On Monday, Dec. q comes the
Christmas party OF the Self Culture
club to b. given nc the home of
Mrs. Volney Taylor. club president.
a large church party ts TO be the
one announced by the Presbyterian
church Friday evening, Dec. 20, for
young and old, 10 end with refresh
ments and Christmas carol singing
fri which everyone viii participate.
Charity Dinner
Brownsville's Christmas cheer viii
not be self-centered. A goodly por-
ton or Ii will be shared with des-
titute families and poor children
In the annual charity dinner To Dc
given at the Charity Home Christ
mas Day for its inmates and q long
list OF needy cases. But it takes
a huge quantity or materials fUr
the dinner-and that's what
Brownsville families are asked 90
supply. cash donations. meats, We
getables and fruits are solicited Tor
the dinner by Mrs. Volney Taylor,
director OK the occasion
or the purely social events, the
dance AZ the post. details OF which
will be announced later, will be one
Of the most interesting. Girl Re
serves and a number OF school or
CARNATIONS are planning 90 add to
tire holiday festivities by singing
Christmas carols throughout the
town, and the Fl Jardin PIT: a.
is also planning q program OF SINH
lar nature
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-15
Brownsville Woman
WEEDS In N. Y.

Announcement has been received
from New York of the marriage
Thursday Of Mrs. Raquel Stevens G.
de La Vega. daughter OF Madison
and Fannie Dotiler Stevens OF
Brownsville, where she was born,
and j. Mario Oliver, artist Of the
hotel Embassy, N. Y.
Mr.. Oliver was born In Spain.
Mrs. Stephens has relatives In
Harrington and was well known IN
Brownsville during here residence
here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-15
Baptists End Week
Of PRAYER Service

Baptist Women'S Missionary so
ciety Friday completed the annual
week Of prayer services. Foreign
missions constituted the topics OF
study, Lottie Moon. missionary TO
China. the particular character
studied.
a "Lottie Moon" offering is an
annual Christmas custom Of the So
ciety, and donations were MAGE
during the week for foreign mis-
sions. The society met each morn
ing at the church with leaders for
each program. Women took charge
Of Wednesday night prayer services
at the church and an enthusiastic
meeting was held.
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Society Bazaar
Profitable

The recent Christmas bazaar con-
Quoted by the Altar society OF the
Sacred Heart church was a success
in every feature, a check Of the sale
has shown, according to announce
ment by Mrs. John Closner, chair
man.
An appreciable sum was realized
which viii be applied to church ex-
penses, and the society wishes To
thank everyone who contributed IN
any way toward the success Of the
bazaar.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-15
CLASSES HAVE
SOCIAL

The members OF the Mems blnle
class ~ the Methodist church enter
tanned the members OF the Dorcas
class on Monday evening at q
home of Rev. and Mrs. ". Il. a
shall.
Those present were, Mr.. and MIS-.
August Pfeiffer and daughter Mae,
M-9 C+eorre Kretz an6 daughter
lois. Mrs. John Chase and sons
Mrs. Charles Engler, Mrs. George
Taatso and son, Mrs. r.. Bingley,
Mr. and Mrs. G.. Bingley and son
| All. and Mr.. and Mrs. Elvtn Peoer-
son.
Refreshments were served az the
close Of the evening.
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ENTERTAIN
BRIDGE CLUB

MI. and Mrs. Carter were hosts 70
the Thursday night Bridge CLUB.
Thre tables we're arranged Tor the
nlavers, and at the close OF the even
ing high score prizes were given n
Mrs. Clyde Chattelle and Floyd Car
rel.
refreshments we're served 10 ten
members.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-15
WOMANs SERVICE CLUB


The members on the Booster club
entertained Womans Service club on
Thursday at the club house. There
were sixteen members present
The program committee reported
on the yearbook for the coming
year and stated they would be ready
for distribution AZ the next meeting.
The Public Health committee re
ported on the sales Of health stamps
Miss Vera Meyer. chairman OF the
Christmas Seal Stamps gave "a taAK
and with chairman OF the PUP
Hsnith committe outlined n plan OF
selling the stamps in this community:
Mrs. w. Fl. Marshall was admitted
as IN new member OF the ciup. "A
delicious lunch was served nv Tine
members OK the Booster club
The next meeting viii be held az
the home Of Mrs. W. B. Palmer on
Wednesday. Mrs. o. =. Jennings and
Miss Jenevia Palmer win be host
esses. There will &C. a Christmas
grab bar and each member E ASK
"a 70 bring a Christmas gift