Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-22
Point Isabel
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
ELECTS OFFICERS

n lltGtillS VI tie WOlIltH 5 MIS-
sionary society Of the First Bap-
fist church was held Thursday at
the home Of Rev. and Mrs. c. d.
Owen and officers were elected as
follows:
Mrs. j. w. Wilson, reelected
president; Mrs. II. c. Mason, vice
president: Mrs. S. c Glass, re-
elected secretary and treasurer;
Mrs. c. d. Owen, Chmn. of young
people; Mrs. Ina Shinpaugh,
chmn. of education; Miss Floy Boil
ger, chmn. Of b~enevolences; Mrs.
Ben Cowell, chmn. of missions;
Mrs. c. d.. Owen, mission study;
Mrs. j. ID. Keene, chmn. of per-
sonal service; Miss Neomia Blan-
chard, historian: Mrs. Ina Shin
paugh, stewardship; Ms. S. G.
Glass, publicity and Mrs. Ross
Keene, periodicals.
A program committee composed
of Mesdames c. d. Owen, Ben
Cowell and S. c. Glass was APP
pointed for the week of prayer
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs
Aat- MS. - ~ OWEA Will Dt
hostess Tuesday. Wednesday the
services will be held at tie Baptist
church, Thursday at the home Of
Mrs. j.. w. Pate.
Rev. c. ID. Owen closed the
meeting with prayer.
TO JOIN BAPTISTS
IN WEEK OF PRAYER
Mrs. ". II. Tumlinson was hostess
Wednesday to the Wcman's Mis-
sionary society of the Methodist
church.
Mrs. L. l.. Whylie and Miss
Mable Mcneil were guests. Mrs.
G.. F. Gail led group discussion Of
the mission study The Challenge
Of Change.
Mrs. sc. Mcdowell, president.
appointed a ways and means COM
mittee composed OF Mesdames
Blaine Holcomb, r. II. Browder
and II. w. Bryant.
The history Of the society CON-
piled by Mrs. G.. j. Weikel,
historian, was read and approved.
Next week the society viii join
with the Baptist ladies in the
week Of prayer.
Regular meeting Sept. 30th will
be held at tie home Of Mrs.
Blaine Holcomb.
PERSONALS
Mesdames II. w. Bryant. Blaine
Holcomb, Ed Warren and Hugh
McGilvray were Brownsville visi-
tors on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Forbes had
as a recent houseguests Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard Killam of Miranda
City.
Miss Margaret jackson, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. I. jackson,
left Sunday night for Kansas City.
Mo. where she will attend st.
Teresa Academy. Mrs. jackson.
accompanied her as IA sas Hous-
ton.
G. c. Hazelworth Of Mineral
Wells, is spending his vacation
here.
Mrs. c. D. Owen has returned
-AS4h q NASlt ~ AbA4cAlC. 1hCs.
Owen met her in San Antonio
and they motored home.
Mrs. G. II. Holcomb and small
daughters. Betty Jean and Patricia
Anne. left Friday for an extended
visit with Mrs. Holcomb's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John King Of Kan
sas City.
'Ty" Cobb. editor of the Mission
Enterprise, was a recent visitor
here.
Tilman Shipley, forr -rly of
Brownsville, has accepted a posi-
ton with the Lighthouse Phar-
macy.
Mr.. and hrs. Kenneth Beer.
Mrs. Vivian Roberts and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hardin Of Browns
vile, were recent visitors.
King Willaford. representative
OF the Port Isabel Securities Co.
in the GENITAL states. after a stay
OF several wecas In the Valley. has
returned to Cincinnati. Ohio.
II. M. Pattee Of the Bavview
Citrus Groves entertained J. +.
McGregor. Walter Martin and w.
J. welfelt OF Winfield, Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Barreda of
Brownsville were hosts last week
to nine guests with a shore elmer
at the Yacht club.
Hugh McGilvray Is transacting
business in San Antonio and
Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Steiner en-
tertained Fletcher Hicks Of San
Antonio with a shore dinner at
the Yacht club.