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in fine arts at the university. Mrx.
Doss returning IN . few months.
DR.. Doss ~ moving hts offices w
McAllen.
A series OF bridge games were
enjoyed after dinner. Those at
tending we're Messrs and Mesdames
J. e. Epperson, T.. Y. Tinker. Cam
w, Hill, wv. Il. Lipscomb. George wv.
Magee. Mrs. Coles Shelhorune and
the guests OF honor.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. Cam Z. Hill VIII
leave within u few days for their
new home I'm San Diego, Calf. MI.
Hill has just returned. after making
arrangements for his new location.
Miss Alice Adams has returned
from Marshall and Miss Joan Petty
and Miss Eleanor Campbell from
Chicago. to resume their duties As
instructors In the local schools
Mrs. Carl Salisbury has returned
from n visit nc Shamrock.
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McAllen
MRS. FRANKLIN HONOREE
AT INFORMAL AFFAIR

Mrs. Conrad Roitch entertained
Friday afternoon at her home on
North Eleventh street in a delight
full manner. honoring her mother,
Mrs. Herbert Franklin OF Georgia,
who has been her house guest for
several weeks.
The personnel included members
of the ID. "A. r.. chapter and O few
additional friends as follows: Mes
danes r. ]. Cardwell Of Mission,
Fred ". Taylor. r. H. Davis Of San
Juan, John M. Rowland, ID. p. Ger
name, w. j. Upshsw, II. 5. Hal
stead OF Mission, Tuggle OF Ala
bama. Clara Finch, a. O.. Jury, w
A. Harges, Harris Deans, Z. B.
Gibbs, H. b. Glendenning. d. c.
Hogan OF Pharr, M. Il. Kreidler,
M. II. Laycock. T.. w. Malone, NJ.
r. Nelson and F. l.. Sherwood.
Mrs. Franklin who is honorary
state regent for life Of the ID. "A. r..
chapter of Georgia. and also ma
tional vice-chairman OF manuals
for immigrants made an interest
ing talk about the d. A. r. work
in Georgia which was greatly en-
loved BY all.
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Gladys Jane Kelly, Dorothy Jean
Cross and the honoree. Miss Olivia
Rice and Miss Beatrice King acted
as sponsors.
PERSONALS
Harry w. Kreidler left Friday
for San Antonio, where ne viii
spend several days on business.
MI. and Mrs. ". 4. Lieb left sun
day morning for their home In
Houston, following a visit here with
their friends.
Mrs. Fl. Z. Kyler and Miss Marie
Kyler have returned home after a
ten days visit In Corpus Christi.
Mrs. H.. p. Griffin has as her
guest her niece. Mrs. Henry Keller
OF Houston. Mrs. Keller will also
visit In Edinburg and Brownsville.
r. L. Gregory left Wednesday for
Pilot Point. after having received
a telegram that an oil well had
been broughs in on his land.
Barton Parks who has been max
ing his home In McAllen for the
past six months has returned to
his home in Corpus Christi. Mr..
Parks Is q nephew OF Mrs. w. q.
Stewart.
Mrs. Gerald Henkel. who has
been the guest OF Mrs. "A. A. Bon
neau for the past two weeks left
Friday for her home in San. An
tonic.
Rev. w. u. Pierce. pastor OF First
Baptist church. returned Saturday
from his vacation. spent in Jack
son. Tennessee where he was the
guest OF his parents.
5. D.. Breeding OF Austin was a
guest OF Jimmie Hester for the
weekend.
Emmett Walsh. Jr.. viii leave
this week for San Antonio. where
he will enter st. Anthony's.
Mrs. Ely Frantz who has been n
patient in the McAllen Municipal
hospital for sometime was rer- owed
TO her home Friday.
Mrs. f. l.. Sherwood had as her
guest for the weekend her grand
daughter. Owena Stone OF Weslaco.
"A business session OF the ID. "A.
r. chapter was held Friday after
noon % $50 o'clock at the faculty
club when pins were made for a
reception TO be given bv the chap
ter the last Of the month.
Mrs. w. +. Buescher returned
SUNDAY from a visit with her sister
In Hondo.
Mrs. Paul ID. Moore has as her
guest Mrs. Ceryl OF Dallas.
Among the faculty. members ar
irving the last OF the week we're
Miss Willie Eargle OF Lamkin. Miss
Clara Dollihite NJ Johnson Citv,
Miss Maxine Fristoe OF Austin,
Miss Dorothy Hopkins or Alton,
IlllOnis. Miss Morrison az Ram
sev. Illinois, Miss Pauline Keaton
or Bonham. Miss Gladys Sedwick
OF Kingsville and Newman Smith
of Kingsville.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ewing had as her
quests for dinner Friday at the
Casa de Palmas Mrs. ". r. Lieh
Of Houston. Mrs. F. L. Sherwood
and Mrs. John Ewing.
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Pilarr
SCHOOL FACULTY
ENTERTAINED

The entire faculty Of the Pharr-
san Juan Independent School Dis
trict was entertained by the Pharr
Baptist church on Friday evening
with a lawn party. The entertain
ment was unique and different be-
cause II represented an old rhool
with the teachers and pupils dress
ed in the old fashioned way.
Miss Paxton was teacher OF the
school and lessons OF various kinds
were held with recesses given a.
which times the games were played.
The affair was an entire success
from the beginning and afforded q
fine chance for the teachers to get
better acquainted and the parents
to meet the new teachers In the
district. Rev. Campbell. pastor OF
the Baptist church, made the vel
come address. Refreshments were
served by the ladies OF the church.
This reception for the teachers
has become an annual affair and
is greatly appreciated by the faculty.
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man which will carry Sullens Col
lege students to school.
Billy Greenslade and Paul Lind
horn have returned from an extend
ed motor trip which took them
through Chicago. Cleveland, Niagara
Falls and into Canada. During their
STAY in Chicago the San Benito
youths attended the national air
races.
Miss Vera Meyer. accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. II. p. Meyer, LETT
Monday morning by automobile for
Denton, where the former will
begin a special course In library
work at the College Of Industrial
Arts.
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Mrs. w. r. Jones gave a talk on
vocations for girls at the regular
monthly meeting OF the Business
and professional. Women's club on
Tuesday evening.
Miss Julia C'Brien. who is to have
charge .. the regular party for
September, announced that il would
be held at her home. No date has
been set.
Some discussion Of finances was
held. and the idea OF having a card
party 10 raise funds was considered.
Ii was announced that the club
has twenty-three paid UP members
on the roll.
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Local League
Wins Trophy

The Brownsville Epworth League
brought back the attendance cup
from the semi-annual convention
OF the Valley federation of Epworth
Leagues. held at Edinburg during
tlfG weekend. A party Of %
BroFnsville Leaguers attended.
BIZ Allison, Of Raymondville, was
reelected president OF the fedora
ton: y. c. Weisinger. McAllen, vice.
president; Miss Katherine Bader,
Brownsville. secretary and Miss Au-
gusta Sterling. Edinburg. treasurer.
Nearly 800 members Of the League
from all parts Of the Valley were
present at the meeting.
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Auxiliary Circles
Have Lesson Study

Circle number one of the Presby-
terrain auxiliary met with Mrs. Geo.
M. Smith on Monday afternoon,
with eleven members and one guest
present. Mrs. T. p. Harris led the
devotional and Mrs. II. d. Seago
the lesson.
Mrs. w. j. Conkling was hostess
to circle two. ten members and three
guests attending. Mrs. l.. X. Nor
rs conducted the lesson and Mrs.
EverSon the lesson.
Eleven members Of circle three
met with Mrs. II. II. Clark. Mrs.
Hurt Batsell led the devotional and
Mrs. Edward McChesney the lesson.
Mrs. Joe Lindaberry was hostess
to the evening circle.
Each hostess served refreshments
after the lesson.
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Central Christian
Missionary Meets

A good attendance was present at
the meeting Of the Central Christian
missionary society on Monday after
noon az the church. Plans for the
coming years work were the prin-
cipsl subject for discussion and sew
crai projects 10 be developed more
fully during the season were taken
up
Mrs. B. L. Cole led the Worship.
Mrs. Lee the presentation and Mrs.
G. NJ. Hall. assisted by Mrs. Newlin,
the fellowship.
Following the lesson a social hour
was enjoyed. Punch and waters
were served.
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Folnings. Goings

Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Ellis have re-
turned TO Guatemala after spend
Ing the past week in Brownsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell McCheSney
who have been spending the sum-
mer at S~kowhegan. Me-, have gone
to New York for a short stay before
returning to Brownsville for the
winter.
Mrs. Jesse Jones and daughter,
Katy Lee. returned this morning
from Corpus Christi where they
have been visiting friends for sever
al days
Mrs. Louis B. Schernberg and son,
Robert c. Jones. have returned from
/ TIVE weeks visit in Corpus Christi.
san Antonio and other Texas CT
3cS-
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Boy Observes
Fifth Birthday

Lynn Dickerson, Jr., was host to a
small party on Saturday afternoon
in observance of his fifth birthday.
Attending the party yer Sarah
Elizabeth Bradley, Catherine Brad
ley, Mary Roberts. George and Mona
Dickerson. The little host received
a number of pretty gifts. Refresh
ments were served during the after
noon.
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ChaS. VI. Barnum.
Colonel and Mrs. Van Voorhis
have been complimented with a
number of affairs since announce
ment Of their transfer to Fort
Eustis. va, where Colonel Van
Voorhis IS 10 assume command Of
the Mechanical Force.
The Twelfth Cavalry regiment
turned out Wednesday morning as
an escort Of honor 70 Colonel Van
Voorhis and paraded to the railway
station.
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MRS. BARMORE
HOSTESS

wednesday Mrs. w. G. Barmore
entertained her evening bridge club
with an interesting event at her
home. When the games were over,
Mrs. Don Still and Murray w. Hig-
gins held the high numbers and
received appropriate awards. Later
a delicious buffet luncheon was
served. Mrs. w. D. Collins viii be
hostess at the next meeting Of the
club.
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OFFICERS ELECTED
FOR 4 YEAR

At a meeting Of the Y. w. A.
Of the First Baptist churhc Thurs
day evening, new officers were
elected and committees named for
the new year beginning October lst.
Alice Grippe was chosen president,
Alice Zeitz, vice-president; and
Dorothy Nell RalSton. secretary. The
program committee consists OF Claye
Breedlove. Vida Cruise, Betty Yoder
and Nedra Breedlove.
Members Of the social committee
consists Of Eta Mae Grippe, Estelle
Holmes and Lucille Hagerdorn. Kate
Robertson was named publicity
chairman. Fifteen members met
for the weiner roast and program
which preceded the business meet
ing and election Of officers.
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GIVEN
IN GUESTS HONOR

Interesting Inequalities are max
ing the stay in San Benito Of Mrs.
g. B. Godfrey of Dallas who is Wis
iting her brother, j. Z. McAnally,
$50 ". Bonham, a delightful one.
Mrs. McAnnaly entertained In her
honor with an attractive luncheon
bridge at her home.
For the mornings games three
tables of guests assembled at ten
o'clock. When playing ended. Mrs.
Ed Brady held high score and re-
ceived the success trophy. Mrs.
Ralph Agar received the cut prize
while Mrs. Godfrey received a
pretty guest gift. Interesting APP
pointments marked the luncheon
which followed.
Friday Mrs. Albin Polzin and Mrs.
p. F. Dominy were joint h~ostesses
at an afternoon bridge arranged to
compliment Mrs. Godfrey at the
latter's home. In the pleasing IN
vironment, four tables Of players
we're grouped. Trophy for high score
was presented to Mrs. M. A. Thomp-
son and Mrs. z. l.. Butts received
the cut prize. The guest was re-
membered with an interesting gift.
In the late afternoon a delicious
ice course vas served.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Frances Gum was a Har-
ingen visitor Monday.
j. II. Tucker has gone to San
Antonio to join Mrs. Tucker, who
has been spending the past few
weeks in e Paso. They will make a
vacation trip before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. o. Taylor re-
turned Friday night after a months
vacation spent with relatives in
Virginia. They are now residing in
the Handley Apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence GATH
have announced the birth OF a son,
born early Saturday.
Gordon Thomas, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Z. Thomas, left Friday
evening for Roswell, N. M, where
he will begin his second year of
study In the New Mexico Military
Institute.
Henry l. Alsmeyer, county farm
agent, returned Sunday after several
days spent in Marshall.
Mrs. Harvey l.. Richards has re-
turned after visiting in San Anto-
MO. Austin and Waco. She was ac-
companied home by her mother-in-
law, Mrs. Lee II. Richards.
Mrs. Nople c. Foster and two
sons have Just returned from a
vacation trip spent In Corpus
Christi, Gonzales, and other gulf
coast towns where they joined MI.
Foster. who is employed there.
Theodore Harris Of Monte Cristo.
on the coast OF Santo Domingo, has
arrived for a visit with his son, A.
l.. Harris, and family.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Phillips, ac-
companied by her mother, Mrs. F..
I. Phillips. departed Sunday even
ing for Houston for a short stay
before her departure Tuesday morn
ing for Bristol. Va. where she will
attend Sullen's College during the
winter. Miss Barbara Dodds. who
has been with her mother. Mrs. s.
>. Dodds. on a visit i'm central Tex
as, Will join Miss Phillips Tuesday
morning. leaving in the special pull
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EIGHTH
PARTY OCCASION

Mrs. Asa Agar entertained Thurs
day at her home honoring her son.
Ernest, on the occasion OF his
eighth birthday anniversary. The
afternoon hours were enjoyably.
spent IL playing interesting games.
Later the birthday cake, bearing
eight candles, was displayed and
sliced. Lollypops and cake we're
served. Clever favCrs were distrib-
uted to twenty-five guests.
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MEMBERS ARE
ENTERTAINED

Mr.. and Mrs. Webster Jones en-
tertained Thursday evening AT
home for the members OF the Ace
High Bridge club.
Mrs. Lester Aaron received the
prize for the guests.
Those present were Messrs. and
Mesdames Homer Isenbery. a.
Bonneau. Everett Myers, Lester
Aaron, II. H.. Damme. DR.. and Mrs.
w. II. Duncan and Mrs. Henkel OF
San Antonio.
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BIRTHDAY


Winifred Genevieve King. LITTLE
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Raloh
King. celebrated her seventh birth
day anniversary Thursday after
noon with a swimming party at
Cascade pool.
Those enjoying the party were
Duie Lee Kelly. Eloise Cummins
zelda Meek. Doris Tavern jolly.
Katherine Ann Kelly, Ninalee Clark
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ART CLUB HOLDS
MEETING

Friday afternoon the Art Club
met with Mrs. Raymond Shafer
with all members and several
guests present. The afternoon was
spent doing handwork and rug
making. ~The club members have
finished some very pretty pieces OF
art work. In the late afternoon de-
licious refreshments OF punch and
cake were served.
The next meeting will be held at
the home OF Mrs. Geo. A. Espey on
September 18th.
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JOINT HOSTESSES
AT BTNCO PARTY

Misses Marjorie Sessions and
Marion Pylant entertained with a
gunco party Thursday evening az
the home OF Miss Sessions on North
Main Street.
The personnel included Misses
Dorothy Sessions. Virginia Bonner.
Dorothy Redman, Dorothy Garner.
Harriet Lohr. Adele Hartshorn
Elsie Gray. Helen Jones. and
Messrs. Lester Bevil. William Pate
Leroy Pratt. Calvin Hambrick
Jack Ross. Fred Ross and John
Matherson.
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San Benito
MEXICAN THEME
II

At her home on North Sam
Houston Boulevard, Msr. NJ. b.
Huffman entertained with three
tables of bridge Friday morning
from $50 until II o'clock. A Mex
lean theme was Interestingly re-
presented throughout the affair, the
game accessories and other oppon-
ents having been obtained by the
hostess during a recent visit in
Monterrey. Mexican tallies repre-
sented Spanish girls while the ia
vors, place cards and trophies were
also imported from Mexico.
Mrs. Wesley Simons received the
high score award while the cut prize
went to Mrs. John Glover. Low
score was received by Mrs. j. Al
derdice. At nooEa the guests mo-
tored TO Sobre Las Olas on the San
Benito-Harlingen highway, where a
savory Mexican luncheon was en-
joyed.
Those present we're Mesdames j..
Alderdice, John Glover, Bob Meth
eral. Gilbert Adamson. Harvey
Richards, Charles Allison j. ID.
Wrenn, Nicely Newman, Claire
Chase and Wesley Simons.
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DINNER PARTY
B1NOREE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Franklin
OF Georgia. who have been the
guests or their daughter Mrs. Con-
rad Roitch and who have had many
lovely social affairs given in th..r
honor during their visit here were
entertained Wednesday evening at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. C.
Perkins who we're hosts at a din
ner party at their home on North
Main street.
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SmdHeys Hosts At
]. Farewell Function

Colonel and Mrs. Daniel Van voorhis were guests Of honor at q dinner
party given by Major and Mrs. Harry Z. Smalley on Tuesday evening,
the farewell hospitality for them before their departure for Washington.
The guests included Major and Mrs Perry Hall, Captain and Mrs. Clifford
A. Eastwood. Captain and Mrs. n. w. Mas, and Lieutenant and Mrs.
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EVENTS
COMPLIMENTARY

Saturday afternoon. Miss Grace
Atkinson, bride-elect who is being
complimented with a delightful
series of pre-nuptial events, was
honoree at an attractive linen
shower given by Mrs. Leigh <.
Stanley and Miss Mary Frances
Marchbanks at the home of the lat
ter. zinnias and roses were arrang-
81 about the rooms. their delicate
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TWO CELEBRATE
BIRTHDAY

David and Henry Gentry enter
tanned sixteen Of their friends
Friday afternoon celebrating their
ninth birthday anniversary. During
the afternoon an interesting series
Of games and contests were ar
ranged. The elaborate birthday cake
vas cut and served with cookies
and ice cream to sixteen guests.
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ANN LOUTHAN
PARTY HONOREE

Little Ann Louthan celebrated
her fourth birthday anniversary
Friday at the home Of her parents,
with a delightful party. The little
guests were pleasantly entertained
with childish games and playing
with toys. Dainty refreshments were
served at the close Of a delightful
afternoon.
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CLUB
FRIDAY

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bartliff were
hosts Friday evening at home to
the members Of the Junior Bridge
club.
Mrs. Val Folsom and Chas. Bart
lift were awarded the prizes 70,
high scores.
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Edinburg Society
WHITE WING
GIVEN FRIDAY

Mr.. and Mrs. III. Y. Barnett and
Dewey Printy were hosts to a num-
Der Of friends Friday evening at the
Barnett home, at a white wing bar
becue. The tables were laid upon
the lawn, which was brightly illum-
mated for the occasion. White
formed the bountiful supper served.
Among those present were Messrs.
and Mesdames g. o. Rockwell and
sens. Jack Meredith and son, r. II.
McMinn and daughter, Clay Erwin,
Bradley Kimbrough. Gordon Griffin
and daughter and son, of McAllen;
Mayor d. G. Abney, John Volger,
Grade Galloway, r. j. Barfield, Il.
Nj. Cusher, Sander Overmeyer. j. X.
Dickinson, Ed. r. Smith, and son,
David, j. II. Felker, Tip Tanner, "A.
Z. Potter, Ross Carter. "A. O.. Haigh
and daughter, d. r. Handley, and
sons, r. M. Smith. T.. j. Roberts
and children. John Wells and child
rem, Z. B. Blackburn. J. Z. Berry,
J.. K. Mcclellan and children, Mrs
Flora Metzler, Mrs. Dean, Mrs
Claire Hartman, Mrs. M. b. Doug
las and Mrs. John Mechanism.
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BRIDGE PARTY
GIVEN

Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.. Baldwin were
hosts Friday evening with an in
formal bridge party for Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Franklin or Georgia.
Those enjoying the evening were
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Conrad Roitch. Mr.. and Mrs.
9. N. Batchel and Miss Hattie Besr
Baldwin.
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day evening. Pink crepe myrtle
and periwinkles were used In carry
ing out the pretty color scheme or
pink and green. the color notes being
repeated In the bridge accessories.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. g. Statham won
the high score for the evening. The
hostess served an ice course at the
close of the games.
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CLUB ENTERTAINED
AT MILES HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. III. u. Miles enter
tanned the members of the Aztec
bridge club at their home Thurs
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KANSAS CLUB
HONORS VISITOR

The Kansas Club entertained Fri
day evening with a swimming party
and white wing barbecue at Cascade
pool in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Scott. OF Houston. who have now
returned to their home to continue
tfeir work in the public schools.
Those attending were Messrs. and
Mesdemes Fred Flanders. Earl
MANS. j. Il. Love, Guy Richie. Burt
Coates and son. Bobby, John Scott,
a. M. Weir and Jean Flanders.
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GUESTS OF n
AT HOSPITALITY

Dr.. and Mrs. j. M. Doss and
daughter, Miss Virginia, we're
guests OF honor at n deliRhtful
chicken barbecue dinner given mt
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cam T..
Hill, with Mr.. and Mrs. w. r..
Lipscomb and Mr.. and Mrs.
George M. Magee as assisting hosts.
The dinner vas given Us q fare
well party for the family, as Mrs.
Doss and Miss Virginia left this
week for southern California, where
the latter will complete her studies
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tones harmonizing with the bridal
colors of pink and white. Preceding
the shower feature three clever
contests afforded entertainment.
The honoree received a lavish
shower of linens when a diminutive
pickaninny entered drawing a wagon
loaded with gifts disguised as
laundry. At the close of the after
Dor pink and white brick ice cream
was served with white cake. About
fifty guests enjoyed the event.
RECEPTION WELCOMES
PASTOR AND WIFE
Friday evening the congregation
of the Church Of Christ extended a
hearty welcome TO their new pastor,
L. G. Bankhead. and wive when
they held an informal reception in
their honor at the home OF MIR.
and Mrs. M. j. Dodson. The home
was decorated with late summer
blossoms. making an attractive
background for the event. Pleasant
features Of the entertainment pro-
gram were given by the church
quartet and special solos by Mrs.
j. II. Moore.
The guests Of honor we're present.
ed with a large number Of gifts as
tokens OF the appreciation and
esteem Of the congregation. Punch
"a served throughout the evening.
Out-of-town guests we're Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Of Harlingen.
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Gladys Jane Kelly. Dorothy Jean
Cross and the honoree. Miss Olivia
Rice and Miss Beatrice King acted
as sponsors.