Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-03
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EASTER HUNT

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HUNT
Saturday afternoon members of
the Cradleroll, Beginners and Sun
beam classes of the Christian
church enjoyed an Easter egg hunt
at the church given by their teach
erS, Mrs. E. L. Sugg, Mrs. S. w.
Yarbrough and Mrs. Seth Duncan.
Forest Ground received the prize
for finding the most eggs. The lit
tie folks enjoying this happy affair
were Oneta Duke, Lorene Strick-
land, Jack Knowles, June Mitchell,
Joe Thompson, Jimmy McAskill,
Patsy Ruth Lawrence, Deloris and
John Joe Gibson, Billy and Phyllis
Hoge, Lorene Rollens, Geneva
Spangler, Rachel Sugg, Elaine Wal
ker, Robert BoulWare, Billie Marie
Daney, Jacqulyn Stone, Viola Var
brough, Martha Joe Daney, Billie
Duncan, Billie Lee, Seth Yarbrough,
Lucille Boulware, Ruth Knowles,
Thelma Neese, Lucille Duke, Virgil
Tracy, Bonnie Mitchell, Hugh Nc
Clure and Forest Ground. Mothers
present were Mesdames E. L. Sugg,
Mrs. S. w. Yarbrough, Seth Dun
can, G. L. Boulware, H. v. Young,
Monte Walker, Clifford Gibson, Del
bert Hoge, I. A. Lawrence, M. M.
McAskill, j. Thompson, Bonnie
Mitchell and T. E. Stone.
CLASSES ENTERTAIN
Mrs. L. H. BraSher and Mrs. A.
G. LaDuke, teacher of the eleruen-
tary and Junior Sunday school
classes of the Church of Christ, en-
tertained their pupils Saturday
afternoon with an Easter egg hunt.
Modelle BraSher received the prize
for finding the golden egg. The
little guests were Maxine, Rayford,
Jimmy, Meta. Bobb and Trueman
Davidson, Clifford and Modelle Bra
shear, Minnie Lee West, Stella and
Margaret Watson, Coda, Naomi
and Leo LaDuke, Lawrence and
Ruth Young, Don and Peyton Lyon,
Edward ROBERTSON, Ted Be sSle, Mil
dred and Doris Boiler. After the
happy afternoon delicious reIre2h-
mentS WIRE served. Mothers who
atten b. 'Gs the tta3heTs were
Mrs. Sid Davidson, Mrs. j. L.
Young, Mrs. Jim Davidson and Mrs.
C. H. Pickett.
MISS WEAVER HOSTESS
Miss Nadine Weaver entertained
Thursday evening with two tables
Of bridge at which Miss Adele
King won high and Miss La Vern
Cook received low. The Easter mo-
tiff was used in the floral decora-
ton and in the salad and ice
courses. Those enjoying the eve
ming were Mrs. Jake Holcomb;
Misses frankie Thompson, Adele
and Jessie King, Tavern Cook,
Hazel Stone and Louise Cook.
THURSDAY CLUB
Mrs. Frank Waters was hostess
this week to the Thursday club at
which Mrs. j.. L. ComperS, Jr., won
high score. Larkspur and pink
roses made lovely decorations. A
delicious salad course was served.
Mrs. r. Newell Waters and Mrs. G.
Lester Skaggs were the club guests.
LIGHT BEARERS
The Light Bearers class of the
Baptist Sunday school has been di-
vided into two teams with Mrs. I.
r. Stahl as captain of the Tigers
and Mrs. w. A. Smith as captain
of the Bears. Mrs. Smith enter
tanned her group Thursday after
noon at which time plans were
made for the contest. The after
noon devotional was led by Mrs. A.
J. HAYS with Mrs. j. H. Couch lead
ing the opening prayer. A social
hour followed during which the
hostess served lovely refreshments
of punch and cakes.
JOINT HOSTESSES LEAD
Mrs. Carl Moeller. Mrs. N. v.
Stewart and Mrs. w. H. Miller en-
tertained Saturday afternoon with
a delightful bridge and AZ" party
at the Casa de Palmas in Meal
len. Mrs. Harry Solether won first
score in bridge, Mrs. v. c. Thomp-
son won second and Mrs. R. E. Err
-s5 ed lowl Mrs. 7. E. Montgom-
cry won high at ~" An Easter
basket favor was presented high
winner at each table. Assisting the
hostesses in receiving were Mes
danes H. Raymond Mills. G. Lester,
j. L. Compere, Jr.. Harry Solether,
C. NJ. Sheriff., Phil D. Dixon and
Oscar Foglerburg each wearing a
corsage of sweet peas. Pink roses,
larkspur and sweet + e the
lovely decorations. A delicious sal
ad and sweet course was served.
The guest list included Mesdames
L. Compere, Jr., w. II. Baxter,
Jr., Phil d. Dixon, G. M. Sheriff.,
Frank Waters, Monk Wilson, Harry
Solether, c. Lester Skaggs. Clell
Solether, r. A. Rowland, T. w.
Glass. John Knapp, N. v. Sidener,
H. Raymond Mills, Harry tSebbins
and sister, Miss Elsie Felker of
Toledo. Ohio, r. D. Macintosh. V.
r. Myers, M. F. Armstrong, Jr., Jno.
Graces, j. w. Frances, A. E. Rich
ardson. v. G. Thompson and guests.
Mrs. w. E. Shipp of Ennes and
Mrs. Kate Chapman of Dallas, r.
Newell Waters, Thomas F. Rives, j.
G. Friday, T. H. c.. Cook, Gilbert
Ramsey. Guy Bradford. A. L. Downs,
T. L. Bruton. Ralph Love, F. v.
Lehman, William Hughes, j. D.
Oscar Foglesburg, w. w.
C~arrothers, B. S. Grammar, w. S.
Ray, John Bennett, e. G. Couch,
r. L. Reeves, F. z. Smith. w. H.
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