Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-20

Kent Manning or Harlingen pres
lded. A telegram was read from
Rev. Francis NJ. Davis, formerly
pastor OF the San Benito Presby-
terrain church and Daddy" of the
local and Valley Men-of-the- Church
organizations. A telegram was sent
him in response. He now Is pastor
Of the Alamo Heights CSan An
tonio) Presbyterian church. Rev.
w. p. Dickey OF Kerrville will
preach at the San Benito church
Sunday. The next meeting OF the
organization viii be held in Me-
cedes next spring.
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CACTUS CLUB
Tuesday night of last week Mrs.
III. +. McFadden entertained pleas
antly for the members OF the
Cactus Club at her home. Mr.. apd
Mrs. McMurry Richey were sue
ceSsful during the games of bridge
which afforded diversion through
out the evening. Guests other than
members of the club were Mr.. and
Mrs. Julian Scogin and Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. X. Marchbanks.
CLUB ENTERTAINED
Monday afternoon OF last week
the Lantana Club entertained the
Browne Tract Club, November 18th
at the home of Mrs. j. w. Tread
way. A good-timeS program was
arranged by the committee and a
particularly pleasant afternoon was
enjoyed.
A special feature was a reading
by Mrs. +. Carpenter who gave
upon request, Riley.S poem. "That
Old Sweetheart Of Mine" Mrs. q
+. Seydler, who has just returned
from Chicago told of her trip and
concluded with one Of the Jamie
Heron's poems. I'D rather live in
Texas than any other place on
A delicious plate luncheon was
served at the end OF the program
Guests were Mrs. X. z. Rowland
and Mrs. L. Hutchinson.
The Lantana Club will meet M
the home Of Mrs. E. E. Rail Mon
day. November 25th. Miss Dorothy
Porter, county home demonstration
agent viii be present.
MARY-NLARTHA CIRCLE
AT the home OF Mrs. Fred
CnrlStianson the Young Women's
Circle of the Baptist Union met
Thursday afternoon Of last week
Mrs. Fred Thomas presided in the
absence OF the chairman.
The name Mary-NTartha rrae
CHOSEN for the circle. Tt was decid-
ed TO send THANKSGIVING boxes ~
boys and girls attending COLLEGE
The Mary-Martha Circle will
sponsor the Y. w. A. Intermediates
Q. A: and Junior @. A. of the
church. INC
An interesting lesson was given
on Missions in Northern China
taken from Anna Seward Pr1,itt'-
book. The Day Of Small ThinpS y
1hose taking part in the prooram
were Mrs. Earl Daughtrv. Mrs
ralph Hutchins and Mrs FreJ
Ihomas. Mrs. Brown White ana
Mrs. J. 7. Balllnger were elected
as delegates to represent the cjrcie
~SlAfCAALAOl III hCllCrOn
Inc meeting was closed with i
prayer by Mrs. j. II. Shelander.
RESERVES LUNCHEON
Mrs. w. Z. Thomas. Mrs. a .
E1cninSon, Mrs. c. D. Cowgill. Mrs
J. I. Lomax. and Mrs. c. s pngs-
ley, members Of the local v w
q A: board. were joint hostaesee
a luncheon given Tuesday after
OF last week III the home
economies building for Girl Re-
serves. About fifty girls were p,IeStr
The meeting was called III order
by Emily Mcmillan, presfdent
Minutes Of the previous meet;ng
were read by Mary Thomas and
approved by the organization
Ralston read a beautiful
ana appropriate devotional Mise
Marie Dawson. the speaker for TIA
meeting. gave an interesting talk
World Peace. the theme for tha
programs this month. Miss lillian
Hooking. Valley Y. w. c. A. SoIIn-
selor. and Susie Roots. Girl Re
serve sponsor for this year. were
present. $500 WIZ