Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-19

eO04Iio were pIettlly ueCOIdUeu VIII
reflected in the table epp ntments.
The hostesses presented Mrs. NJ,
A. Childers with a handsome set
Of Madeira napkins for high score
award and Mrs. j. G. Atchison was
awarded for second high.
The guests enjoying this charm
ing hospitality were MeSdames
Walton d. Hood, Jack Carey, Paul
Brown, j. @. Atchison, r. L. Les
ter, Fred Flynn. A. NJ. Letzerich. G.
w. Letzerich. G. b. Myers, David
Wink, S. G. Stringer. o. N. Joyner,
w. M. Hundley, A. II. Weller. j. II.
Willingham, II. j, Goetzke. John B.
Challas. NJ. A. Childers. s. Burch-
ard, j. A. Alterdice, A. E. McClen-
don. Frank Davies. NJ. 1. Olsen, w.
7. Hodge, and r. NJ. Loving.
BRIDGE COMPLIMENT
TO MRS. CLARKE
a very pretty party IN the form o.
a bridge shower was the compliment
OF Miss Peggy and Miss Betty Ewing
70 Mrs A. G. Clarke on Wednesday
afternoon. Three tables Of bridge
we're in play with high cor award
going to Miss Essie MCLEOD and
low to Mrs. Joe Bob Lawrence. The
honor guest was the recipient Of
many beautiful gifts.
Following the shower presentation
a dainty refreShment plate was SER
we'd the following guests: Mrs. Joe
Bob Lawrence, Mrs. A. G. Clarke.
and Misses Essie MCLEOD, Josephine
Pollard, josephine Rodgers. Doro-
thy Burchard, Frances Beckham,
Merle Davenport, Bertha Hathaway
Gladys Nelson and Helen Hoskins-
BANQUET REWARDS
CONTEST WINNERS
In a recent membership contest
between the women and the men Of
the First Christian Church the wo-
men we're successful and we're re-
warded with q banquet on Wednes-
day evening at the Church with the
men as hosts. An elaborate dinner
was prepared and served by the
men at the attractively decorated
tables, and a delightful program Of
music and speeches constituted the
evenings entertainment. The prin-
cipal speakers were Reverend G. w.
Harrison and Mrs. Harrison, NJ. I
Olsen and Judge j. G. Myrick. A
large number OF guests were pres
ent.
PERSONALS
M. and Mrs. Glen K. ~Schuepbach
viii leave soon for WeSlaco to make
their home. Mr.. Schuepbach viii as
sumo the management Of the G. E.
Stone chain stores located at that
place. For some months he has been
manager Of the Harlingen store.
J. o. Harris, District manager OF
the G. z. Stone chain stores return
ed to Harlingen Thursday from Dali
las.
Elmer Dittmar. Of San Antonio,
arrived at Harllngen Friday morn
ing. He viii be In the city for O few
days transacting business.
A. z. Human returned from Dali
las Friday morning.
Edward w. Howe returned 70 Har-
ltngen Friday morning from q short
business trip 70 San Antonio and
Dallas.
Mrs. II. L. Ohler Is visiting her
parents MI. and Mrs. Vinson OF
Austin. Mrs. Ohler viii attend the
wedding OF her sister Miss Mary
vinson. while she Is In Austin.
Bob Hall, OF the Chain Battery
System. returned Friday morning
from Dallas. where he attended the
Statewide Meeting Of Majestic Ra-
do Dealers.
". d. Hunter. with the Publix
Theater Co., OF Dallas, s a business
visitor In the city.
DR.. j. NJ Hale. Of Clovis. New
Mexico. arrived IN the city Friday
morning for an extended visit with
his son, O. M. Hale.
Mrs. Thomas Sheppard, Of Chi
cago. is In the city for an indefinite
stay.
Mrs. r. NJ. Brown and small
daughter have returned from an ex-
tended trip to Lake Charles and
other points in Louisiana.
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