Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-10
WESLACO


WESLACO
HONOR ROLL STUDENTS
Pupils on the Stephen T. Austin
honor roll are: Rex Garrett, Billy
Lee, Edwin Mcconnell, Margaret
Bonnycastle, Betty Compere, Grace
Dixon, Florence jenkins, Alice
Myers, Irene Yates, Martin Stlce,
Charles Leonard, Garrett Bell Pat
sy Cramblet, Billie Ruth Dyer,
Peggy Grimes, Ruth Knowles, Mar
garet Bryant, Edna Mae Darwin,
Frances Hamnes, Bonny Horton,
Geraldine Kidder, Pauline Marshall
Fave Tracy, Mary Louise Gear.
Elizabeth Ross, Junior Jenkines,
RIOS Lee Leonard, Dorothy Fay
Taylor. Allen Robertson, Dick arp
lev. John knight, Cornelia Fort,
Sarah Fort, Mary Ann Wall, Ruth
Jones. Florence Love. Murill Lud-
wig. Auban Adell Tension, Tom
Carpenter. Samuel Garrett, Rachel
Andrews, Sibyle Davidson, Juanita
Holmes.
CEREMONIES HELD
The Girl Reserve Circle Of Light
ceremonial was held Sunday even
ing at the high school auditorium
and Il was a most impressive serV-
ice. This is the formal initiation
of the new members into the organ
station. There was an informal
Initiation or stunt evening held
several weeks ago al the w. L.
Forbes home. The Sunday evening
services included a sermon by Rev.
lie May and various songs.
PROGRAM ANNOUNCED
The program has been announc-
ed by Mrs. A. Henrickson Tor the
November Mothers Club at the
Stephen r. Austin school next
week as follows: Vocal duet, Mrs.
Phil ID. Dixon and Miss Eu Jean
smith. piano solo by Mrs. Bryant
James. talk by Mrs. j. A. Gard OF
Mission.
The business session will follow
the program and ali the mothers
are urged to attend.
LEAVES FOR CHINA
The IL Timothy 2:15 prayer band
held their regular meeting We'd
nesday morning at the home OF
Mrs. G. II. Cotton with ten pre-
sent. The morning lesson was on
the fourth cnapter Of Philippians.
Mrs. M. z. virden who made an
interesting talk IA presented two
lovely gifts by the band. Mrs.
Virden left Thursday for San An
tonic on her w, TO her missionary
work in China.
Those present were Mrs. Virden,
Mrs. T. E. Carpenter, Mrs. o. I.
Carpenter, Mrs. R. A. Mottmiller,
Mrs. w. A. McVicker, Mrs. ID. T.
Softer, MI. John Crawford, Mrs. 9.
II. Cotton, Mrs. j. III. Couch, Mrs.
II. G. Clickler.
PATRIOTIC THEME USED
Mrs. Seth Duncan entertained
Tuesday afternoon with a pretty
party. Clever decorations Of large
flags, crepe paper and flowers as
well as bridge table covers, table
accessories, prize wrapping and
refreshmentS were in the
colors OF red. white and blue.
Scores yer won by Mrs. G. NJ.
ONeal high guest, Mrs. Monte
Walker high club and Mrs. bort
Davis second high club.
Those who enjoyed this party
were Mrs. r. 3. Morgan OF Donna,
Mrs. M. +. Sc. 7eidler. Mr.. Frank
Rooster, Mrs. Everett Ballard. Mrs.
John p. Lane, Mrs. Monte Walker.
Mrs. Roy Kendall, Mrs. Chester A.
Ballard, Mrs. bort Davis, Mrs. c.
N. OfNeal, Mr.. Clayton Gum and
Mrs. j. H. Beasley. Mrs. w. H.
Hoge was a tea guest.
WORK ON FAIR EXHIBIT
The Southern Star Club met for
the regular meeting Tuesday in an
all day session at the H~achenberg
home. In addition to the regular
business the canning was finished
for the fair exhibit and the en-
hroider work was selected. At the
noon hour each member added a
covered dish to the spread.
Present we're Mrs. e. B. Trum-
mers MRS. U. III. HaChenberg, Mrs.
j. L. Hachenberg, Mrs. John Bro
theirs, Mrs. NJ. w. Smith. Mrs.
Clyde Clark, Mrs. Hope Grimes,
Mrs. H. L. Buddymeyer. Mrs. V.
S. Slingerland and Mrs. D. T.
Young.
REPRESENT CLUB
Mrs. r. Newell Waters, Mrs.
George II. Hoefer, members and
Mrs. w. F. Powell a guest repre-
scented WeSlaco at the meeting Mon
day afternoon of the Music club
which was held in Mercedes Z the
home of Mrs. E. H. Kasey.
Mrs. Waters was in charge OF
the program on Master Composers
OF Art Songs: Romantic and lais-
sic Songs" Besides a paner BY Mrs