Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-01
Valley Cities
Culture Of
Flowers Is
Meet Topic

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meet in the Women's building and
will hear three talks on flower
culture in the Valley. They will
be given by women who have had
experience and have been success
full in the culture. They are Mrs.
Z. w. Anglin, Mrs. VIII G. Fields,
Harrington and Mrs. o. Z. Stuart OF
Stuart Place.
Mrs. A j. Pollars, president Of
the club. has lately returned from
a weeks visit In Houston where
she visited many OF the parks
and gardens. She discussed garden
club rules and scores with S. J.
Mitchell, president OF the Houston
Flower AS Ociation. He accepted
the appointment Of being OF
the judges at the Valley MID
Winter fair in Harrington in Nov
ember. Ii Is expected that the
1891 flower exhibit will excel the
previous flower shows.
Everyone interested in the grow
ing OF flowers is urged to attend
the meeting Thursday.
TO LEAVE
FRIDAY
MI. and Mrs. O. G. vinson and
baby daughter Doris, and Mrs. Lee
Moore, expect to leave Friday by
auto for DE Leon, where the father
of Mrss Vinson and her brother,
Jesse II. Williams, is seriously Ill.
They expect TO remain for some
time.
GUILD WILL
HAVE MEETING
st. Adams GUILD will meet
Tuesday at the home OF Mrs. w.
l.. Beckham at 2:30 o'clock for a
social meeting. There win be two
regular meetings each month. The
second will be a business session.
ASSEMBLY LUNCHEON
PLANNED FOR SATURDAY
The fall season OF 1881 viii be
ushered in for members Of the
Literary and Fine Arts club Satur-
day, October 3rd, at the Women's
building with a federation as
sembly luncheon. followed by a
program of which Mrs. Gerald
McKenna Is director.
Roll call will be answered by
naming a special activity Of the
general federation. Mrs. Kent
Manning will give the address OF
welcome. with a response by Mrs.
NJ. III. Ford.
The Federation OF Ooday," will
be the subject presented by Mrs.
McKenna. Mrs. w. <. Bush will
relate What We Hope TO Accom-
plish by Federation. A vocal
selection by Mrs. Stanley Crockett.
will have for the able accom-
PIANIST Mrs. d. r. Hardin.
There will be an elaborate three
course luncheon. The committee on
arrangements is MeSdames r. L.
Lester. ". ". Pernoud and Stanley
Crockett.
LOYALTY DAY
CELEBRATED
A gathering Of "a met at ten
o'clock Tuesday morning TO enjoy
the generous hospitality Of the
beautiful Swiss Chalet home OF Mr..
and Mrs. l.. Z. Snavely. The event
is an annual one and is called
Loyalty Day.
In the charming interior were
placed tall floor baskets filled with
colorful autumn flowers. Bowls Of
bright flowers were to be seen.
The spacious grounds were most
inviting. with smooth lawns and
shady trees. A long table and other
small tables were placed on the
lawn. Some guests were from other
Valley towns also. Mrs. Snavely
was assisted by several OF the
members Of the auxiliary.
The program was presided over
by the president. Mrs. G. II. Ries.
other officers are, vice-president
Mrs. A. M. Letzerich; secretary.
Mrs. Kent Manning and treasurer
Mrs. j. 4. Griffith. Mrs. Edward
Milligan led the singing. Roll call
of circles numbered: Circle ! ii
present: Circle 3, u; Circle 4, IL;
Circle s., 8 and Circle 6 6.
Mrs. George Smith OF Browns
N4kCs RACcA4CA4t Va Liz N0AACN nun
iliaries. gave a short talk and de-
votionals were directed by Mrs.
Fred Neary. Mrs. w. A. Adams
talked on What Is A Missionary"
and explained the many different
types Of missionaries and their
work.
Mrs. Ira Eells gave a sketch Of
"a Log Church Wedding and Three
Resolutions" which was very in
teresting. Mrs. d. b. Crow talked
on Our Loyalty To The 18th
Amendment, and to Our Fellow
Men" Mrs. j. A. Newell had for
her subject. Loyalty to the Sab
bath. and in connection with this
subject she brought up the Colts
worth Commercial Calendar, a
national anc international problem
now much in the lime light. Mrs.
w. H. Baxter. Weslaco. gave a few
words as TO loyalty in every path
of life. She was followed by Mrs.
G. H. Refs, who spoke Of a duty
call to service. Rev Flynn closed
the the program.