Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-16

Earried out In exquisite detail in
me decorations. table arrangements
md In appointments for the din
per courses. Invocation was given
Ply the Rev. G. S. Mckinney. Greet
ngs OF welcome We're extended by
drs. John Shelander, president OF
ne Women's Missionary Union.
appropriate response was made by
Pennie Hinkly. president Of the
enior class. Mrs. Fleming Newton's
Floiin solo and whistling selections
we're particularly enjoyed. Mrs. F..
w. Colmery gave the piano &C
compartment. Miss Barbara Bar
7er delighted her audience with
LWo vocal numbers, accompanied by
Ass Lois Franklin at the piano.
G. r. Robertson presided as toast
master and conducted an interest
ng survey Of early school days Of
ne guests OF honor. Mrs, j. NJ.
Dawson, Waco, was the principal
speaker OF the evening. Her address
Vas extraordinarily eloquent and
appealing and was directed parti-
fularly to the graduating class. She
discussed higher education and 9TH
r highar aims In life, streSsing the
act the 70 succeed one must be
lifted above the skyline"
Tpe closing prayer was given by
Rf3. G. II. Riddle. The banquet re-
. was served by members OF the
Rg Woman's Auxiliary Of the
Covers were laid for eighty
tests. Seniors included Gillie
Lois Cook, Helene Taylor,
Dodds, Lillian Turner,
yeiderjohn. Gladys Mills,
y Jones, Claye Breedlove,
Elizabeth Phillips, Mary
Ydary Frances Marchbanks,
.drey Kennamer. Iris Snow,
Cabazo. Joy Haynes, NIL
&ommel, Illione Morrow, Maa-
line Hipton, Lucille Ehlers, Helen
EandyI. Virginia Goolsby. Pauline
walters. Willie Bryant. Emily Nc
Milan, Dorothy Giyn Ward. Lucille
|1agerdon, Annie Louise Craddock,
Nary Alice Deeter, Bernice Worley.
Margaret Barber. Bonnie Hinkly,
Herbert Theme, Bill Heklitt, Scheer
King, Santiago Garcia. Thomas
zoe, Robert Salter, Henry Wach-
muth, Lloyd Wright. Lonnie Moses.
Roy Miller, Orville Hoover, G.. G.
Woods, Jr., II. n. Cara, Jack Sloan.
Raymond Heklitt. Otto Brown. Jack
tomax, Harmon Maley. Fred Booth.
r., Leland Parsons, Harry Hollon,
Hubert Foster, Eddie Turvey. Rob-
TT Carter, Viviano Garcia, Laurence
Bowen and A. r. Chalk.
Faculty members and wives were
Superintendent and Mrs. T. j. Voc,
kdr. and Mrs. c.. r. Robertson, Mr.
nd Mrs. c. S. Baldwin. Mr.. and
kdrs j. p. Ellis, Mrs. M. A. Thomp-
on, class sponsor: Mrs. T.. NJ. Aiken,
kdrs. J. K. McAnally, Miss Emaline
Baker, Miss Floy Roots. Miss Essie
Roots, Miss Lois Franklin. Miss
btelia Graham, and Mrs. Stell Bris-
Ioe. Other guests were Mrs. j. NJ.
Dawson, Waco. Mrs. Fleming New
on, Mrs. +. w. Colmery. Mrs. F.
J. Robertson. Mrs. Jno. II. Shelan-
Ter, Rev. and Mrs. c. S. Mckinney
nd Rev. and Mrs. @. II. Ridlle.
LARGE BRIDGE LUNCHEON
HONORS MRS. STEPHENSON
Wednesday Mrs. Fleming Newton
and Mrs. Davis Wade entertain
I'd at the Brownsville Country club
Nth O bridge luncheon OF especially
Interesting appointment honorine
Mrs. r. 3. Stephenson Of Chicago
mother Of Mrs. Wade.
An attractive springtime environ
nent was created for the affair
baskets Of sweet peas and yellow
Ionuuils being lavishly displayed
about the rooms and in table adorn-
snent. A four course luncheon was
vved.
zhs guests were Mesdames J. +
M Z. r. Bonner. John Bowie. Z