Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-24

kins. j. B. Alderdice. T. E. March
banks. G. M. Cash. Cecil Harvey,
Arthur Goolsby. E. F. Bonner, j. E.
Glenn, A. A. Pile, Leo Lutenbacker,
Elizabeth Brown, G. z. Cook, J. E.
Bell. K. G. Roberts, A. r. Pickens,
A. d. Methven, Jr., w. 3. Hinkly,
Pat O'Brien. j. T. Wilcox, E. l..
Barmore. VIM. Meriwether, G. S.
Riddiford, Murray Higgins. S. H.
Crews, Ray Smith, Bernie Goolsby,
G. A. Cowden, G. D. John, E. B.
Wells. J. H. Koontz, M. A. Thomp-
son. e. N. Brown, Earl Reed, Ed
Brady. j. H. Tucker. G. Allison. I.
v. jolly, Jr.. G. L. Miner. Ted
Brash. Fred Wedegartner and Miss
eS Maxine Bruce and Maud Harris.
Out of town guests included Mrs.
Bertha Morris, Las Vegas. N. Mex
leo; Miss Elizabeth Powell, Browns
vile; Mrs. John Clark, San Angus
tine, and the two honorees.
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ENTERTATNS FOR
BRIDE ELECT
Saturday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. George A. Toolan Miss Lu-
vile Lloyd entertained with a
bridal shower complimenting Miss
Velma Dodson. bride-elect whose
marriage to James B. Baker will
take place soon. In decorations
for the affair the bridal colors of
pink and white were carried out.
The favored color5 were also dis
PLAYED in a decorated chair for the
bride. Later a basket Of shower
gifts was presented in a clever
fashion. In the dessert course of
individual angel food cakes, hot
chocolate and marshmallow that
was served in the later afternoon
hours the colors Of pink and white
were the chosen colors. Those
present were Misses Eudora James,
Chrissie Bowie, Laura Bell Bates,
Elizabeth Nommenson, Mary Fran
ces Marchbanks, and Ivy Dodson,
Mrs. M. j. Dodson. mother Of the
bride-to-be, and Mrs. George A.
Toolan.
T.. Il. A. PROGRAM
Monday afternoon an especially
pleasing program presented chiefly
by school children was enjoyed by
members attending the regular
meeting of the Ward School Par
ent-Teachers association. Second
grade pupils Of Mrs. Guy Leggett
presented a little thrift play en-
titled Good and Bad Pennies" An
entertaining dialogue was given by
Frances Etchison and Sarita Gill
bert followed by a reading by An
gier Lee Lutenbacker. The Little
House Under the Apple Tree" was
the subject of a reading by Rose
mary Cannon. A group of songs,
including Spanish selections, was
given by a high school trio COM
posed Of Maud Nosler. Bernice
Aubrey and Emily Mcmillan. The
members endorsed the Little The
alter movement for children in San
Benito and commended plans for
defamation in connection with the
interscholastic league contests dur
ing the business session.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Virgil Clayton Of Honey
Grove, Texas is a guest at the
home Of her brother, G. J. Leslie,
and family. Mrs. Clayton visited in
San Benito about two years ago.
Miss Rosabelle Robinson was able
to return home Sunday afternoon
from the Valley Baptist hospital
where she recently underwent an
operation for appendicitis.
George A. Espey returned to San
Benito Sunday morning after an
absence Of five months. He had
been on business in Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Mrs. Frank Kemp left Monday
night for her home in Dallas after
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. David
in Harlingen.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Q. Frizzell and
children Of Weslaco were guests at
the M. l.. Walker home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Pickett and
children spent Sunday in Weslaco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Goats Of Nc
Allen were Sunday dinner guests Of
and Mrs. J. Scott Robertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar johnson mo-
tored to Brownsville Saturday eve
ming.
Mrs. J. Scott Robertson and Mrs.
M. L. Walker and son we're Browns
vile visitors last Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. G. A. Rel and
of Brownsville, MI. and
Mrs. N. L. Walker and sons were
Weslaco visitors Sunday.
Misses Elizabeth Espey and Mary
Shafer spent Sunday afternoon
Miss Erma Anderson Of Yves
laco.
Mrs. Jimmy Morris left Sunday
night for st. Louis.
Mrs. E. Rodney and Mrs. Pearl
Powell left Sunday night for Will
son, La, and Mrs. M. McLain for
Gloster, Miss, after visiting Mrs. j..
L. Perkins here.
Mrs. Frank S. Robertson re-
turned from Dallas where she had
taken her daughter. Kate. for
treatment Of a knee injured in an
auto accident three years ago.
Ms. J. D. Clark left TUESDAY,
for San Augu-tin after visit
ing he's with her sister, Mrs. S. II.
Mrs. Smith P. Reynolds Of Tyler,
Texas and her two children are re-
turning home after visiting here
with Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming New