Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-21

OFFICERS

OFFICERS ELECTED
Ine women Of the Missionary
society Of the Methodist church OBJ
served Thursday as a day OF Med
'1ation and prayer. The morning
session was In charge OF Ms. c.
- Leslie. Or, and the subject
was Finding Goo Through His
Soodness, His Power, and TIA ugh
Fellowship. The topics will discus
sea by Mrs. z. d. Gibbs. rs. Les
!le and Mrs. Gordon Griffin. each
Icing followed by a general dis
cuSsion.
Alter lunch chapters 6 and 7 in
u study book were taken UP,
1eing led by Mrs. j. N. Goodwin.
lhls occupied the early hours OF
me afternoon, and at three o'clock
tne business meeting was called TO
order by the president. Mrs. Cor
don Griffin.
An election OF officers followed
the regular routine OF business, and
tne following were chosen: Mrs. j..
y. Goodwin. president; Mrs.
George Alley vice-president; Mrs.
q: Brehme. secretary; Mrs. VIM.
Hloades, auxiliary treasurer: Mrs.
!. ID. Mathis, local treasurer: Mrs.
Floyd GlasScock. cor-secretary:
Mrs. Gordon Griffin, Supt. Of
study; Mrs. +. J. Paddock. Supt.
OF publicity; Mrs. Ky. GlasScock
voice" agent; Mrs. Q. K. Gilman,
social service ( -airman; Mrs. c..
B. Dockum. Supt. Of supplies. Mrs.
2 J. Voight. Supt. Of children
work.
GUEST CONIPLINIENTED
In compliment to Mrs. Joseph
Riley Of New York. who is visit
ing relatives in McAllen. Mrs. Joe
Allen and Mrs. Albert Refs enter
tanned Thursday afternoon with
bridge. the hospitality taking place
at the Refs home.
Four tables were placed for the
games which were enjoyed by the
following guests: Mrs. Joseph Riley
OF New York, p. NJ. Bonneau.
George Palmer. Fl. 3. Kelly. A..
Allen, VIM. Refs. Bertha Kleek-
amp, George Allen. RI. o. Besset.
Earnest Hawley. Arthur Wiley.
Robert Savage, ID. Pheiffer, r. T..
Leary. Miss Blanch Myers, and the
hostesses.
Mrs. Arthur Wiley scored high
and received a pretty prize for her
success. Mrs. +. l.. Leary was
awarded the gift for holding low
score. The honoree was the re-
cipient OF a special souvenir.
HILLS ENTERTAIN
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon C. Hill en-
tertained a group Of friends at
bridge last week. the affair TAX
ing place at the Hill home in
Hampshire addition. Five tables OF
guests were present for the enter
tainment.
The personnel included: Messrs
and Mesdames c. NJ. Swallow. Car
Carroll q. Brown. 5. B. Robinson.
G. II. Swallow. NJ. L. Erdman. Pat
Bray. Miss Georgia Matejka. Cor
don Wood Of Donna. Mrs. and Mrs.
r. l.. Volger OF Edinburg. Miss
Jane Stone Of Lincoln. Nebraska
house guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Vol
ger. and M. K. Welsh Of Omaha.
Nebraska.
Prizes for high cor for women
was won by Miss Stone. M. l.. Erd-
man being awarded the trophy for
the men, Mrs. Volger received the
souvenir for low score.
BRIDGE HOSTS
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Leslie enter
tanned a group OF friends Friday
evening with bridge. At the ter
minaticn OF a series OF delightful
games Mrs. John DeIrne Of Pharr
and Mrs. r. L. Lewis were awarded
prizes for high score. Mrs. 3. "a.
Lincoln Of Columbus, Mississippi.
was also remembered with a spec
ial gift.
The personnel included Messrs.
and Mesdames p. NJ. Perkins. John
Devine, Chas. d. Turner, r. L..
Lewis. L. T.. O'Neall. Mrs. 3. a.
Lincoln and Miss Mackie Leslie.
BENEFIT BRIDGE
Mrs. Joe Allen was hostess Fri
day afternoon at the regular meet
ing Of the benefit bridge party OF
the Altar Society Of the Catholic
church. Prizes in the games were
awarded Mrs. Arthur Riley for