Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-25
Mrs. Ballard
Is Hostess To
NIesLaco Club


WESLACO, Oct. 23.-Mrs. Z. b.
Ballard was hostess TO the Md
Week Bridge club "Wednesday al
ternoon. High club score favor was
awarded to Mrs. Z. +. Pepper, high
guest to Mrs. Ed Norton n low
TO Mrs. j. w. WOOL.
A delicious salad course was
served TO Mesdames 4. w. Ander-
son, Frank Rooster, John B. Lane,
Il. +. Pepper, j. P. Willmoth, j. w.
Wool, A. II. Ulrich, Ed Norton,
John Peek, j. II. Wright, B. A.
Mitchell of Mission, and Miss katn-
eryn Schiller.
METHODIST CIRCLES
MEET AT CHURCH
Circle one Of the Methodist Mis-
sionary Society met WEDNESDAY
afternoon at the church for q MIS-
sion study from the book, "Chal-
lenge of Change" Mrs. II. A. DAVIS
conducted the short business ses-
sion. The circle voted to send Mrs.
s. v. Lehman, whose father died IN
Ohio, a letter OF sympathy. Mrs. J.
G. Friday gave the devotional and
conducted the chapter on Home
Missions are" and Mrs. T. w. Glass
gave the chapter on Home MIS-
slons Is" Mesdames NJ. A. Young
and G. Fl. Molby also gave inter-
esting talks. Some work was done
on quilts. There we're IS present.
Circle two OF the same organiza-
ton met Monday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. s. 3. Bledsoe with
Ia present, for the 3rd Mission
study lesson from the book "Chal-
lenge of Change" Mrs. j. c. Friday
read the Devotional which was io!-
lowed by prayer led by Mrs Z. "A;
weber. MesdaTnes T. w. GLASS
IN g. Friday we're program leAoers
adH presented in a very interesting
manner the topic Home Missions
Are and Home Missions Is Help
ful discussions were also given oy
Mesdames L. Donley, G. @. VIII
iiams, Fred Robertson. The lesson
closed with prayer led by MATS
Glass. News items from the Mis-
sionary Bulletin were given ana
mention was made OF the week OF
prayer program to be held at the
church the first week in November.
AT the close OF the program a
delicious salad course was served by
the hostess. Both Circle n and
Circle two will meet at the church
monday oct. 26th for the next
~Rsrr{1,n Ctp1u laCCnU-
YOUNG PEOPLE
PROGRAM TOPIC
The Presbyterian Auxiliary met
Monday afternoon at the anneX
with 40 present. The meeting was
opened with a song Rescue the
Perishing." followed with roll cal
and reading OF the minutes. A
PresbyteTial news letter was read
bv the secretary. Mrs. w. +. Powell
led the devotional on BY Helper
followed by prayer led by Mrs. w.
IT. Baxter. Sr., Mrs. Phil Dixon was
program leader for the lesson on
sour Young People, Miss Peggy
Cotton told Of the summer confer
ence at Rio Hondo. Mrs. w. H. Bax-
ter discussed "Women's Auxiliary
and young Peoples Work" Mrs. L.
". Lewark sang a solo. Mrs. z. ..
Brewer told OF why Auxiliary
Members Should be Interested In
the Church Schools" Refreshments
were served by Circle 8.
MRS. HAYS IS
HOSTESS TO UNION
The w. NJ. u. Of the Baptist
church met Monday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. A. j. Hays, who
was in charge of the program. The
meeting opened with a song. Mrs
M. Arbuckel gave the devotional.
which was followed with prayer led
bv Mrs. 8. ". Brandon. An excel
lent r was given. Mesdames
Bert Robertson, Stanley Carter.
Misses Marie Hays and Verna May
Emery. assisted the hostess In
serving refreshments to Sc mem
bers.
PLAY PRESENTED
AS PART OF PROGRAM
The Presbyterian Auxiliary with
their husbands met at the Annex
wednesday evening and had sup
per. From there they went to the
church for a program given BY the
ladies. A review Of two chapters OF
the book, imperative Of Home MIS-
sions" was given in the form OF a
play. The program was inter-
spASSed with old plantation songs
sunf by Miss Gene Smith and A.
3. Wren.
JOINT MEETING
HELD BY CLUBS
THE three home demonstration
clubs OF Weslaco met in a joint
meeting at the city hall Tuesday
afternoon for a demonstration
meeting. Miss Gladys Bowling,
county demonstration agent. gave
a very interesting talk on Native
shrubs. plants and trees" There
were about twenty three present.
PERSONALS
Mr.. ard Mrs. j. Gibson left
Thursday for Plainview where they
Will SpeNC several GdSS ga ouSalcSS
They were accompanied as far as
Corpus Christi by their daughter,
Mrs. Doc Odom, who spent the past
ten days here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Smith of YER
SALES, Indiana left Tuesday for
their home after visiting. at the
home of Nj. and Mrs. John B.
Tarn ard IN pwouyrsvii1e They
spent several days the past week
In Monterrey, Mex.
Mrs. z. S. Jones and daughter
Of Houston arrived Wednesday TO
visit her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
w. L. Shepherd.
w. M. Smith left Wednesday for
his home in Dallas after visiting
friends in weslaoo for the past
week.
Tomnkirs refiirneS home