Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-12

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the seals remain in this county to
help in tubercular work.
The program opened with a solo
sung BY Mrs. John ". Clark with
Mrs. c. 3. Chase accompanying.
After a hymn by the society. Mrs.
G. w. Ralston. president, gave the
devotional taking the Scripture
from James IL and using as her
theme. The was God works
through Us in Christian Service"
A prayer by Mrs. Frank Roberts
concluded the devotional Closing
the program was q duet by Dor
othy Glyn Ward and Emily Nv
Midland with Mrs. w. s. Fatrey
giving the piano accompaniment.
Following the business session
presided over by Mrs. Ralston a
social period was enjoyed under
the direction Of Mrs. j.. p. Ellis
Halloween colcrs and symbols gave
effective decoration to the room,
corners OF which were marked by
tall baskets Of yellow cosmos. Re-
freshmentS were served.
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INITIAL MEETING
First meeting Of the Alpha Del
phian assembly organized last
spring. was held at the Stonewall
jackson hotel here Friday when
members of the chapters Of Mis-
sion. Edinburg and Mercedes and
practically the entire membership
Of Alpha Chapter, San Benito,
were present.
Mr.. J. A. Graham. Valley chair
man. introduced the officers OF the
assembly. Mrs. W.. S. Fairey. San
Benito. then gave the address OF
welcome. Two vocal solos on Arm
istice Day S. bjects were sung by
Barbara Barrier San Benito. with
Miss Lois Franklin giving the
piano accompaniment.
Response to the welcome address
was made by Mrs. II. u. Miles,
Edinburg. vice-president Of the as
sembly. Mrs. Earl Stewart of Mis-
sion sang a solo. accompanied by
Mrs. Homer Smith of Mission.
Growing Up as Delphians" was
the subject Of an interesting ad-
dress given by Mrs. George Agnew,
Mission. Following was a solo by
Mrs. H.. G. Baker. Edinburg. with
Miss Imogene Baker, Edinburg,
giving the piano accompaniment.
A special feature was an address
delivered By Deaconess Bickford
of the Episcopal Church. Merce-
DIES who talked on Pressing On"
A solo by Mrs. II. E. Hager. Mer-
cedes. concluded the program.
"A luncheon at ] o'clock preced-
ed the program. The tables were
arranged and gold colors OF the
organization were noted in favors
and table appointments.
LEAGUE PARTY
The members OF the Junior Ep-
worth League Of the First hleth-
odist Church gathered at the an
mex Of the church in celebration
Of Halloween. Halloween games
and appropriate features afforded
much fun and merriment for the
guests who entered into the spirit
Of the affair at once. Refreshments
were served late in the evening.
ANaNAACA1 "a @AAG 4GAEuC GAAQ cRD4l-
sors Of this affair were Mrs. Geor-
&c Sanders and Mrs. Neiderjohn.
CLUB BANQUET
Tuesday night OF last week q
banquet and business meeting was
held at Sobre las Olas Cafe by the
Tennis Club of San Benito high
school which is composed Of girl
players. Halloween decorations
were used at the Mexican restaur-
ant for the occasion. Songs were
sung b. the Girls ard routine bust
ness disposed Of.
Those present included Mary
Bowie. Marian BarE. Adice DOM
my, Luiane Glenn, Frances Grim
sell, Helen Worley, Margaret Ziel-
er. Margaret Barber. Lois Frank
lin. Annie Louise Graddock. vir-
ginia Fitzpatrick, Pearl Goodman,
Carolyn Hodge. = nv Thomas.
Pauline Walter and Essie Roots.
Pauline Walters. president, presid-
ed.
NEIGHBORHOOD CLUB
Wednesday afternoon Of last
week MrA y. j. Francis entertain