Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-30
Kodak Party
Is Giuen BIZ
Miss Kruege,

MISSION, Oct. 2e.-Miss Juanita
Kruger entertained a number OF
the younger folk with q kodak
4 party Sunday afternoon, about 10
/ or more youngsters enjoying the
outing. Many kodak pictures were
taken.
y Doris Miller. Ina Jane Kohler,
Joyce Gunner, Mildred Hodge,
Welsey Cooper, Billie Rankin, Billy
Bob Hodge. Elwood Moore Glyn
McLane and Paul Dunbar were
guests The hostess mother, Mrs.
r. +. Kruger assisted in serving
refreshments on the lawn.
EwERs ENTERTAIN
| FRIDAY CLUB
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Ewers
entertained the Friday Mite din
ner bridge club, with a Unreliable
personnel.
Mrs. Hardin was holder Of high
score for members, Mrs. Esther
Ferguson for guests and Mr.. and
Mrs. Drummond were lows.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. John Gattling,
Mr.. and Mrs. william Drummond,
Mrs. Esther Ferguson we're out OF
7 club guests.
BARBECUE GIVEN
ON BIRTHDAY
, Sidney Hardin Jr.. celebrated
his birthday Monday with members
OF his Scout patrol. the Badgers,
as guests at a barbecue.
Floyd Ross, Harley Halstead. Bill
Bob Hodge and Robert Wright,
who were the guests, played games
during the evening.
RALLY DAY HELD
BY METHODISTS
Rally Day services we're held at
then methodist Missionary's meet
ing THURSDAY. Mrs. Oscar Perkins
being in charge Of the devotional
services.
Marvel Dean Dooley sang several
solos, after which the president
told Of the work conducted by this
society in the interest Of the
church.
Its scope extends over the en-
tire south with SO community cen
| tiers, Is schools and 10 organized
rural community centers. and has
several deaconesses who are IN
charge OF homes where young
women workers. underpaid in such
q measure as to properly be able
to find living quarters under the
right conditions, may be cared for.
Four special teachers. who are
in charge of the Scripture study
courses in institutions Of higher
learning throughout the state are
also paid by the missionary society,
and n school for deficient children
is maintained in Georgia. A dea-
coness is doing work in the home
for t~uberculars in Tucson, Ariz.
The young peoples work and
that Of the children was highly
complimented, 1t being shown
that the children paid the NUM-
ficent sum OF $43, 900 into the
church treasury the past year.
At the conclusion of the talks,
Mrs. Hardin gave a vocal solo, with
Mrs. Z. ". Sprowl following with
IN reading.
Mesdames Fred Landry, Z. w.
Keyes and Chas. Murphy were
the committee who served at the
CLOSE Of the program. Members OF
the Young Women's circle we're
special guests.
\ WEEK OF PRAYER
is PLANNED
Mrs. r. B. Sammons, the gen.
eral president, was in charge OF
the business session Of the Pres
byterian Auxiliary during which
time the week Of Prayer and
Self Denial "a planned. TINS
weeks service commences on Nov.
2 with services 10 start at $50
q. m.
Arrangements we're also perfect
ed for the care and clothing Of
one orphan at the Presbyterian
/ Girls school at Taft for one year.
Mrs. Carpenter was in charge
/ Of the program. which vas on
4 -Women's Auxiliary and Young
!. Peoples Work.
BAPTIST CIRCLES
ARE ENTERTAINED
u The Baptist women met in
/ circles Thursday, with Mrs. Calen