Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-28

Rosemary Rives and Gladys CLARK
were dressed in pirate costumes
and met each at the door and
after blindfolding them made them
walk the plank. These girls also
gave a pirate dance with the piano
accompaniment by Mrs. Phil D
Dixon. Between the course there
were interesting pirate talks.
Boydyn Martin gave the seniors
welcome; Boyd Scott, president Of
the senior class responded. c. M.
O'Neal made an interesting talk
on how he met Captain Kidd.
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FOOD CLASS
Mrs. V. G. Thompson is organiz-
ing a class in food management
which will meet Monday and We'd
nesday mornings from 9:15 to
10.45. Mrs. Thompson is super
visor of adult education in the VAL
ley. These one and one-half dis
cussion classes will be held in the
auditorium of the community hall.
Among the subjects and problems
which will be studied are: Plan
ming good nutrition, to save time,
palability, cost, for adults and chill
dren, marketing, care of food. use
Of equipment. good social life in
family. hospitality, quantities, va
riety, service. illness and individ-
ual requirements. After the close
Of the course a unit in simple menu
planning is being planned by Mrs.
Thompson which will be q labora-
tory course and will begin about
the middle of May.
PARTY FOR GUESTS
MI. and Mrs. Clifton Davenport
entertained Thursday evening with
two tables Of forty-two and one
table of bridge for guests who are
here from Kress, Texas, and have
long been acquaintance of Mr..
Davenport. Sweet peas and roses
made the lovely floral decorations.
After an evening of interesting
games Mrs. Davenport served red
punch and individual angel food
cake topped with whipped cream
and cherry. Present were MI. and
Mrs. Clyde Moore and children,
John. Ed and Peggy; and Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Dean of Kress, Texas. Mr..
and Mrs. F. D.. Moore and children
of Pharr, Mr. and Mrs. w. H.
Moore of Elsa and Miss Elizabeth
Moore of WeSlacO were present.
ENTERTAIN AT BRIDGE
Mrs. Gilbert Ramsey and mother.
Mrs. T. H. G.. Cook entertained
Saturday afternoon with three
tables of bridge at the country
home of DR.. and Mrs. Cook. Floral
decorations. Of pink roses, and Law
ender and pink 1arkspur were plac-
ed at vantage points about the
rooms. After the games at which
Mrs. J. G. Owens won high trophy.
Mrs. John Graves second and Mrs.
v. X. Myers consolation a delicious
salad n sweet course was served
70 Mesdames John Richardson and
Il. l.. Cummings Of Donna, j. c..
Owens of Huntington, Tenn. D. K.
Henry. V. r. Myers, M. M. Meas
XII, r. D. Macintosh. John
Graves, Thomas F. Rives, j. c. Fri
day. Ralph Love. Harold Lehman
and Miss Joana Pope.
PERSONALS
P. P. Doss returned Sunday after
noon from Austin. Mrs. Doss re-
NAMED at the bedside of her
friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Cross left
Saturday for Chicago where they
were called on account of their SCR
who is soon to undergo an opera-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hin
dakl who have been visiting here
several weeks from Illinois accom-
panied them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Davenport
were recent dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. S. G. Bell of McAllen.
MIR. and Mrs. w. E. Crouch and
son and Mrs. j. N. Hay and chill
dren were Brownsville visitors Sun
day.
Miss Bess Enness spent the week.
end in McAllen the guest of Miss
Edna Mae Nance.
Mrs. Monte Stone and children
were Donna visitors Friday.
Mrs. W. z. Shipp Of Ennis is
here visiting her daughter, Mrs. v.
G. Thompson. Mrs. Kate Chapman