Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-27

delegates to the Valley Federation
at Lyford-
It was voted to take part In the
parade during the Weslaco birth
day celebration and the president
appointed a committe to make
plans and report At the next meet
ing which will be December 3. a
week before the regular meeting
because the celebration would 9th
erwlse fan on the meeting day. II
was also decided to hold D musical
tea sometime during January. THE
hostess served delicious refresh-
ments.
The next meeting. which viii he
December 3. will Be a lesson ~
Colonial Mexico with Mrs. = n
Hudson as leader at the home ~
Mrs. I. w. Glass. Mrs. Phil N
Dixon will discuss. THE Colonial
Government of Mexico: Mrs. w
4. Barbee, The Treatment of the
Natives; Mrs. George II. Hoefer
commerce in Colonial DAYS" and
a musical number BY Mrs. Finley
PIT. A. PROGRAM
The next meeting or the Weslaco
PIT. A. will be an evening meet
ing and will open at eight O'Clock
"wednesday evening, December 4
at the high school.
The program as announced nv
Mrs. G. z. thompson. proQram
chairman OF the organization. will
pc opened with a piano solo by Mr..
Carl Moeller after which each Of
the following school departments
will give a demonstration: Art
PHYSICAL education for girls, Choral
! and public speaking. Mrs. j.
T. Montgomery, chairman OF the
reireshment committee has named
Mrs. A. T. Butts. Mrs. w. H. Bax-
ter Sr.. Mrs. 4. G. Couch, Mrs. n.
E. Clark. Mrs. G. Cotton. Mrs.
E. L. Compere. Mrs. Phil Dixon.
Mrs. Edith James. Mrs. o. B. King
and Mrs. Z. Kirgan, TO assist on
the committee.
A large attendance OF fathers
and mothers Is expected at this
meeting. The business session will
be IN charge OF Mrs. A. c. LaDuke.
president.
CHURCH CIRCLE
Circle ! Of the Presbyterian church
met Monday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. w. II. Baxter ST.. The
eighteenth chapter OF Hcts was
studied with Mrs. @. Lester Skarrs
as leader. Mrs. e. z. Ckamness.
chairman OF the Circle, presided at
the business session. The hostess
served a delicious salad course.
The next circle meeting will be
December 8 with MRS. Chamness.
OFFICERS ELECTED
Officers for the Milton Giles Fort
post Of the American Legion were
elected Monday evening for the
ensuing year with no changes from
last year officers.
Officers are: DR.. w. ford. Post
Commander; 5. N. McWhorter. Ad-
jutant; w. S. Ray. finance chair
man; j. r. Wilmuth. Sergeant at
Arms; Harry L. Stebbins, Chap
lain.
The Legion voted to sponsor a
scout troop which IS now being
organized with S. N. McWhorter
as scoutmaSter. A membership
campaign will be underway soon
and a dance at the Cortez ball
room will be held In the near fu-
ture.
PERSONALS
Miss Cornelia Gross of Mony-
vile. Missouri Is here for a two
months visit at the J. =. Gross
home.
Mrs. Doyle r. Gibson accomp-
anied Mrs. r. Witt and Mrs. King
Cook to Waco. She Is visiting re-
latives in Temple and Waco and
will be gone over the Thanksgiving
holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Les Mauldin and
baby, Juanitta Winnifred, came up
Sunday evening from Brownsville
to celebrate Mr.. Mauldin's birthday
here with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Mauldin- Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. r. Mauldin and son, j. W.,
were also dinner guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. ,ictor Bobo OF
Bolton are here for a months visit
with Mrs. Bobo's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Y. p. Yarbrough.
George II. Alge arrived last week
from Nash. Oklahoma to Join his
wife and son for the winter. Mr..
Alge left here last April. Mrs.
Alge and son. Wayne. returned
early in the fall for school.
Miss Pauline McCalip and Jewell
Watson who are attending Baylor
Bolton. will arrive to spend the
Thanksgiving holiday with their
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Rovee and
son returned Tuesday morning to
their home in Stroh. Indiana after
visiting several days at the A. F.
Butts home here and with rela-
tives In Edinburg.