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THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON D. G. JUNE 1ga1-PARr Two

School Glee Club win sing over the
radio, station WJSV, on Monday, June
is, at AIS pm.
Graduation exercises will be held in
the school auditorium June II at 1880
pm. r. L. Haycock, assistant superin-
tendent Of schools, will address the
graduates. Each graduate will receive
the school colors and a class picture
from the Wheatley Association. School
letters, furnished by the association, will
be presented to pupils who have accom-
plished outstanding achievements this
school term.
Mrs. walter G. Jones, retiring presi-
dent, was presented with gold Parent
Teacher necklace, also an autograph
book containing signatures Of her many
friends in educational and Parent
Teacher circles.
whittier.
The final meeting of the term was
held in the school June 8, at 3:l5 pm.
Mrs. Fay Bruce Siyenson of the Lowell
Choral Club sang, accompanied at the
piano by Mrs. Price.
Mrs. Harriet r. Saunders, president
of the State Congress OF Parents and
Teachers, gave a summary Of happen
ingS at the recent national convention.
She also installed the following officers:
MIS-. DaVlu GaCeS, PRESIDENT, MIS-. AZ
fred Hansen, first vice president; Mrs.
Names, second vice president; Mrs.
Robert McManes, treasurer; Mrs. K. A.
Foote, recording secretary, and Mrs.
Dixon, corresponding secretary.
The annual Spring luncheon was held
June 3. The Schoolboy Patrol, with
Of1cer Lutz in charge, was given lunch.
A farewell dinner was held at the
Takoma Inn June in honor of Miss
Helen Nichols, principal Of Whittier,
who will retire at the end Of the pres
ent school term. Mrs. H. S. Bryant
first president and organizer of the
local group, read a toast in original
verse which paid tribute to the life and
school work of Miss Nichols. Mrs. T.
David Gates, president Of the Whittier
association, spoke briefly Of Miss Mich
ols' accomplishments and presented to
her on behalf of the association trav-
cling bag. In addition to Mrs. Bryant
two other past presidents attended
Mrs Hanson and Mrs. Wilson.
The grade pupils gave program at
the Albright Church Monday evening
Miss Lucy Hopkins directed the pro-
gram.
The study group met at the home Of
Mrs. Irish, I'll Van Buren, street, June
IL.
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nual convention. 1890, was given by
Mrs. Montgomery.
Mrs. william Wagner gave an ac-
count Of her recent trip around the
world.
Capitol Hill Unit met at Waugh M
e. Church Wednesday afternoon, Mrs
Bixler presiding. The devotionals were
led by Mrs. William rIufiey. Miss
Ruth Lockman and Miss Saunders were
announced as new members.
The following are the delegates ap-
pointed to the June quarterly conven-
ton: Mrs NJ. H. Irish, Mrs Thompson
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W. &C. e. U. ! News

Chaplin Union held its closing meet
ing for the season in the form Of q
porch picnic June 3 at the home Of
Mrs. Charles Montgomery, secretary of
the District w. G. T. u, Summit ave-
nue., Chevy Chase. The president, Mrs.
Keeps, presided. The devotional period
was conducted by Miss Weightman.
The history of Chaplin Union. organ
lied in 1875, and the report Of dts an
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Parent-Teacher Activities

men for the coming year. Arrange
mentS will also be completed for the
entertainment to be given June II for
the patrol boys and the pupils gradu-
ating from the 5B grade.
Park View.
Miss Elizabeth Grifith addressed the
Park View Association June 4 on the
Summer camp.
The organization presented pin to
Miss Scrivenor, principal of Park View
School, in appreciation Of her service
and cooperation. Mrs. McCallister re-
ceived a certificate for completion OF a
successful Summer roundup. Marvin
Bramell sang a solo and gave readings.
Herbert Wagner played piano selections.
The members of the Parent Teacher
Association met for luncheon in the
school cafeteria preceding the last
executive meeting.
The association expressed apprecia-
ton to Mrs. w. T. Bannerman for con-
Quoting the Child Education Glass dur
ing the year. Mrs. w. o. Mendenhall,
wife of the president of Friends Uni
versity, and member Of the school
board of Wichita, Kans., gave talk on
the schools of that city.
Bryan.
The Bryan Association met June
with Mrs. H. r. Titlow, president, pre-
siding. Mrs. BarSe, student aid chair
man, reported that during the Winter
18 children had been clothed and 1872
articles of clothing distributed. Mrs.
Barse, chairman Of the card party.
gave q report. Miss Harper's NTH
grade won the prize for attendance
Miss A. M. Cook, principal, was pre-
sented with q basket Of flowers from
the association by Mrs. Titlow. Mrs.
Titlcw, president, was presented with
dents pin upon her retirement from
once after two years of service.
Mrs. George p. Barse was elected
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All material for this column must
be in the State oft1ce, room 1O1
Burlington Hotel, on the FIRST mail
on Wednesday preceding the Sun
day on which publication is desired.
The Board of Managers of the Dis
trict of Columbia Congress of Parents
and Teachers will meet Tuesday at 10
am. at the Franklin School Building.
Tickets for the excursion to Marshall
Hall, sponsored jointly by the Congress
and the Federation of Citizens Asso-
Citations, are on sale in the State office,
room 101, Burlington Hotel. The ex-
cursion will take place June 10 and
there will be playground directors pres
ent, who will conduct games and con-
tests for the children. Bring lunch.
The annual get-together picnic Of
the congress, which ofiicially closes the
1930-31 season, will be held in Rock
Greek Park, at the Pierce Mill picnic
grounds, June %. Transportation from
car lines will be provided. Bring lunch.
Mrs. Miner Buell., chairman of pro-
gram service, will be in the State office
each Tuesday in June from 10 to IL
o'clock for consultation with local pro-
gram chairmen.
Powell Elementary.
Powell Elementary School Association
met Monday afternoon. The following
officers were elected: President, Mrs
William c.. Illch; first vice president
Mrs. Charles A. Parker; second vice
president, Mrs. Duganne; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Hugh Brewster; record
ing secretary, Mrs. William Strauss
treasurer, Mrs. Carl Meyer. Mrs. Henry
| Grattan Doyle, member OF the Board
| of Education, the guest speaker at the
meeting. installed the officers.
The first and second grades repeated
the circus which they had given earlier
| in the month at assembly. The at
tendance picture was won by the first
grade.
| West.
At the last meeting for the year Of
the West School Association, the follow
| ing officers were elected: President
Henry Quinn; first vice president. DIR
r. Lyman Sexton: second vice presi-
dent. Miss Blanche Pearson; treasurer
Mrs. Ralph Lawrence; recording secre'
tary, Mrs. Margaret TcmpkinS; CORE
spending secretary, Mrs. Claude Owen
TruesdeII.
j The last executive board meeting o.
the Truesdell Association will be helc
! in the schooR June Is, at 1880 pm.
when the president viii appoint chair
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Meters. Miss Titlow, Mrs. Singleton
Mrs. Moore and Mime. Covell.
Mrs. Mclean, who has been treasurer
Tor SO years, was congratulated on
reaching her eighty-second birthday
Mrs. M. H. Irish gave report OF the
quarterly convention. Nine CovelI re-
ported interest in the L. T. L. A see
was sung by George Cow.
Mrs. Ferusner, Mrs Singleton and
MRS. Hardy were appointed a Nominat-
ing Committee.
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England's expenditure on prisons this
year will be $3.50, 900 less than in 1880.
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West
TruesdelI.

The last executive board meeting OF
the Truesdell Association will be held
in the school June is, at 1880 pm,
when the president viii appoint chair.
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Bryan.

FARM AND GARDEN.
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Van VzietAnd
HamptonRites
So lemnized

WESLACO, Sept. 4.-The marriage
OF Miss Norma Van Vliet and Fields
Hampton was solemnized Monday
afternoon at six o'clock at the home
OF Rev. c. Crow, pastor of the Chris
tan church OF Mission. who read
the impressive ring ceremony. Ac-
comparing them were Miss Erma
Gideon Of Mission and Jimmie Sutp-
hen OF Weslaco.
The bride Is a daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. II. B. Van Vliet. She Is a
graduate Of the Weslaco High school
and was a student at c. I. A. at
Denton. The past year she was A
teacher in the Mission schools.
The groom Is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. H.. I. Hampton Of this city.
He IS also a graduate Of the Weslaco
High school and attended Texas
University at Austin.
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Brownsville
Ladies Attend
Zone Meeting

The all day Methodist zone meet
ing OF Cameron. Hidalgo and VIII
lacy counties which took place In
Raymondville Wednesday was at
tended by four women from Browns
vile. They were Mrs. r. T. Yates.
MRS. Sam Hughston, Mrs. p. z. Wal
terS and Mrs. ". l.. Conrad.
The welcome was given by Mrs.
M. Musgrave OF Raymondivlle with
the response comiug from Mrs. l..
A. Boone OF Harrington. Making our
Eociety Young by Winning the Young
People" was the topic of an inter-
esting discussion Nv Mrs. J. J. Dunn
OF san Benito. Mrs. ". L. Conrad
gave The Spiritual Side Of Our
Work"
After the noon hour. Lydia. Seller
OF Purple" was dramatized by young
ladies from La Fe-ia and the Mis-
sion study program was led by Mrs.
j. ~. Goodwin or McAllen. A Dos
ter demonstration OF christian social
relations was given By Mrs. George
Potts OF Harlingen and Stanley Ed
rington of Raymondville gave a spe-
cial vocal solo which was greatly en-
joyed.
A playlet, "A Heart Operation
by ladies OF Raymondville was fol-
lowed by a report or the -eS0lu-
lions committee by Mesdames God
frey. Friburg and Conrad. Business
discussion ended the days program
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Raymondville

Mrs. Floyd Dodd and children, and
Mr.. and Mrs. T. p. Todd and Mrs.
Mary Gilliland returned Sunday
after a weeks vacation at Holly
Beach. DR.. Floyd Dodd went after
them Saturday and remained over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. T. Burlington and
baby Of Houston spent the week
visiting friends in Raymondville.
Miss Katie Swayze. who has been
visiting with her sister, Mrs. VIM.
Phillips. Jr-. returned to her home
in Mission Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Sherrod and
son. returned Saturday to the home
in Oklahoma City. Okla, after a
two weeks visit with Mrs. Sherrod's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. /. Bya-s,
and sister. Miss Ophelia BvarS. Mr..
SherrOd'S father. w. r. She-rOd and
Miss Ruth Lee Reeves. a niece Of
Mrs. Bvars also accompanied them.
Mrs. Lee Brown Of Santa Mar
garita returned Friday from Kings
vile where she has been attending
summer school at c. A. and I.
Rev. and Mrs. A. B. Myers and
son. Vernon returned Saturday from
Port Isabel where they have been
spending the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. L. Myers and
daughter. Maxine, returned Friday
from Oxen. Okla. where they have
been spending the summer.
Max Dryer and George MCCOY
came in Friday from Austin where
they have been attending summer
school at the State University.
Mrs. Alice Taylor. sister OF DR..
TT. S. Dowda and her four children,
Violet. CIaudine. Glenn and Dollie
Nell and Oscar Douda. his youngest
brother. arrived Tuesday 10 make
their home with Dr.. and Mrs. Douda.
They came from Fort Cobb. Okla.
John Holder and children. Ruby
and son. Robert, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
and SOM Robert. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Cook and Mrs. Robbins spent Sunday
In Boca Chica.
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let. Nell Mcclure, Elva Music
Messrs. Boynton Martin. Hardy
Clements. Miller Jordan, ID. G. Wei
singer and A. G. Hart.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Helmuth Frank OF
San Antonio are guests of her par
ents. M. and Mrs. Carl West.
MIR. and Mrs. Joel hurry and
daughter, Joella Of La Feria spent
Sunday with MI. and Mrs. Z. l.
Emmons.
Miss Mary Lillian Ware Is In the
McAllen Hospital where she under
went an operation for appendicitis.
jess Ayinger left Sunday for
Brentwood. He will be accompanied
home by Mrs. Avinger and children
who have been visiting relatives
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Pollakovski
and children returned the latter
part OF the week from Michigan
where they spent several weeks.
MI. and Mrs. Rogers Butler OF
Dallas arrived Monday for a visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Y.
p. Yarbrough.
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Santa Maria
PERSONALS

PERSONALS
-Four Of the local teachers came ia
Sunday. They are Miss Erlsne Rowe,
from New Orleans where she attend
ed school: Mr.. and Mrs. j. @. Tuck
er returned from New York. where
they attended Columbia University
and Miss Ruby Cobb came from
Goldthwaite where she spent the
summer with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Mdtk and Doys
attended a young peoples meeting
at Pharr Saturday.
Miss Lorraine Thacker Of San
Benito visited at the r. j. Living
ston home a few days.
Mrs. p. NJ. SAMSON and daughter.
Elizabeth spent Monday in Mer-
cedes with Mrs. Charles Hupp.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Morris and two
sons or Brownsville have moved 70
the Rabb ranch.
Miss Nina Duncan and Jim Car
roll visited at the II. f. Carpenter
home in Wesiaco Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Kaiser we're
Sunday callers on Mr.. and Mrs. B.
r. Loud in McAllen.
Miss Vivian Matthews spent FRI
day and Saturday with Miss Ma Y
Hopkins near Mercedes.
Miss Marcia Pruitt and Ed
Starck OF San Benito visited Mr..
and Mrs. r. s. Champion Sunday.
j. O. Duncan made a business trip
n Brownsville Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. O. Bailey and
o and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Sch
wartz and grandson OF Mercedes
visited Sunday az the J.. J. Boat
man home.
Z. f. Killian and family Of Pro-
greso spent Sunday at the G. G..
Killian home.
G. C. Wynn. Tom Wynn and wife
of Harlinrc- were in Santa Maria
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. q. Personious
were IN brownsville recently.
Mrs. j. o. Duncan and daughters,
Dorthv and Nina were in Harrington
Tuesday.
Mrs. j. c. Davis and Mrs r. J..
Livingston drove 70 San Benito this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. r. Cummings and
children were Sunday visitors az
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. v.
Van Mater in NfcAlien.
J. D. Wimple and J. Y. Flint Of
La Feria called at the e. II. Rowe
home Sunday.
Miss Sarah Ellen Herndon OF Mer-
cedes spent n few days with Eliza
beth SAMSON.
Miss Stella Dozier az La Feria
visited at the home of her brother,
CoIlice recently.
The Missionary Societies held their
regular meeting Tuesday. A bible
study on the life of Solomon was
conducted by Mrs. j. Y. Mock. Re-
frpshments were served by Mes
danes Davis, Livingston and Boat
man.
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Hostess To
Members OF
Bridge Club

The Original Thursday bridge
club members enjoyed a pleasant
afternoon III the home OF Mrs. o.
V. Lawrence this week, playing a
series OF bridge games. The attrac-
tive home was an inviting setting
for the players and vases and bowls
OF summer flowers were placed AZ
vantage points. The warm after
noon hours passed quickly and
when scores we're counted it was
found that Mrs. Edward McGoohan
had received club high. The hos
tess awarded her with a lovely
gift.
An ice course was a refreshing
treat and vas served to twelve
members.
Hostess next week will be Mrs.
Louis Brulay.
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PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Bingham and
three children have returned from
a six weeks vacation trip In Aus
tin.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. ID. Sundell and
niece, Miss Fern Henson OF Austin
are leaving Saturday for Denver,
Yellowstone, Minneapolis and Chi
Gag, 10 be gone a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J.. Rommer and
two children will leave Saturday
for san Antonio where they Will
be until the early part Of next
week.
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FALL WORK
DISCUSSED

Mrs. Oscar Roman presided al
a business meeting OF the woman's
auxiliary OF the Methodist church
Tuesday afternoon, at the home OF
Mrs. c. T.. Bludworth. Plans were
discussed for fall work.
The following were present 70
take part in the afternoons pro-
gram: Mesdames Paul Ruckel. Mix
Harrington. J. L. Vining. o. M.
Joyce, H. c. Aston. p. w. Perkins.
r. 7. Galbreath, j. G. Deyo, Joe
Wood. "A. G. Schandies. r.. n.
Poteet. c. A. Carlson and j. M.
Reynolds.
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YOUNG PEOPLE
ENTERTAINED

SURPRISE PARTY FOR
MRS. SCHROEDER
Mrs. ID. Schroeder was the recip-
lent OF a delightful surprise party
one afternoon recently. a number
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SOCIAL SESSION
HELD ny ArTxTTTArv

HELD BY AUXILIARY
Mrs Harry McNiel was hostess
Al q business and social session Of
the Baptist auxiliary this week,
with Mrs. j. >. McNie: leading the
devotional.
A stewardship program was had
with Mrs. Alden Wade. Mrs. r. III.
Smith and Mrs. j. S. McNiel hav-
ing parts.
Misses Josephine and Dorothy
McNiel contributed a vocal duer.
accompanied by their mother. the
hostess. on the piano. Others pres
ent for the meeting and social hour
were Mesdames j. s. Potts. f. v.
May. John Brisco. George Carnes.
George Morrison. Alden Wade. n.
n. Smith, Fleet Lentz. Il. *
Watson. "A. q. Cope. Ida Banks
and Gordon Potts or Pharr.
Mrs. +. NJ. Crockett, vice presi-
dent of the Presbyterian Woman's
auxiliary, presided at the auxiliary
meeting this week in the absence
of the president, Mrs. y. N. Pace.
An executive board meeting pre-
coded the regular meeting.
Others present tnr the program
wei, MeSdames 1. L. Nolin. r.. NJ
VIM. J. Schmitter. Jack Trouinger,
E B. Wilmer, w. w. DeCell. j. r.
Barry, J. w. Meredith. s. Fl. Net
Teton and G. G.. Swartz.
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STAG BIRTHDAY
DINNER FOR SON


Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.. Childre sur
prised their son. Cecil Sunday with
a stag birthday dinner. Beautiful
summer flowers were used a. de-
corations and the pink and green
color scheme was carried out III all
details. The table was laid with A
beautiful Venetian cover where place
cards in pink and green marked
places for the following: Lee Davis,
Vergil Lehman. Ardell Rovertson.
Jimmie Sutphen. Harold Rogge.t.
Stats H0neyma. and the honoree
A beautiful gift was presented 20
Cecil by his six pals. The bows left
soon after dinner for Mercedes where
they attended the show. Mrs. Childre
was assisted by Mrs. d. c. Baggett.
CAST OF PLAY
AT BOCA CHICA
Those who took part in the NAV.
Safety First" which was given lat
week by the Dramatic club OF the
Epworth League. spent the weekend
in Boca Chica. Those enjoying this
outing were Mr.. and Mrs. II. j.
Wright. Misses Erma Anderson.
Frankie Thompson. Katheryn Nal
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WELL PREPARED

Young Man: Waiter, / want you
to take this IS.
Waiter: Yes, sir. I suppose you
want me to reserve a table for you?
Young Man: No. I shall be on
ing back here tonight with two
ladies. and I want you to tel me
when I arrive that all the tables
are engaged.-AnswerS.
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In Society Circles "A Complete Page for Valley Women s Hs

OF friends motoring TO her home
with lovely gifts and lunch baskets.
The lunch was served picnic
style, with the following making
up the members of the surprise
party: Mesdames w. d. decker. A,
Erchinger, Jacob FosSler, A. Krause,
w. Boyer. Y. @. Karle. wv. Deke,
y. T1mpkins. d. Schumacher. -.
Dietz. "A. Kruger and Miss Velma
Fossler.
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About one-half OF the population
Of France is engaged in agricul-
tural pursuits
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AUXILIARY OF
MEN

The Federated Missionary Society
neld their regular fifth Monday
meeting this week at the Penticos.ai
church with 40 present. Rev. w.
Il. spence gave the devotional. Dur
ing the short business session J ey.
" w. Allo-iten gave a short talk on
the Auxiliary which is being formed
oy the business men OF the town ID
assist the Federated Missionary
Society in their work. Rev. w. Nj
LeMay gave plans for establishing
an employment bureau in Weslaco.
Inc program consisted OF a number
rom each OF the five churches. A
silver offering amounting to s3.72
was taken.
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Birthday Of
YoungSonk
&c lie brated

MERCEDES, Sept. AIRS. Frank
Rooster entertained a number OF
small folk and their mothers, at
a delightful children's party in
honor of the second birthday Of
her SON.. Bobby Frank. The little
tots were given balloons as tavors,
and great delight was had in blow
ing the candles out on the lovely
birthday cake.
Those present for this enjoyable
affair were Mrs. Paul Ruckel and
daughter, Mae Ruth, Mrs. o. M.
Joyce and daughter, Barbara, Mrs.
Z. Rooster and son, Junior. Mrs. X.
A. Hanshaw and sons, Jackie and
Jimmie, Mrs. Earl Smith and sons.
Billie Earl and Bobbie, Mrs. Bill
Coe and daughter, Ann, Mrs. c. (.
Bludworth and daughter. Rosa
Joyce, and son. Charley. Mrs.
Hughes Evans and son. Billie, all
OF Mercedes: Mrs J. Pepper and
son, Tommy. Mrs. j. Lane and
daugters, Aline and Mary Frances,
Mrs. L. White and son. Donnie,
Mrs. II. ID. Martin and Miss Helen
Martin, all of Weslaco. From san
Benito were Mrs. v. Porter and SON.
Bobby, and Mrs. II. Martin and
daughters, Shirley Ann and Jerry.
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
OCCASION OF PICNIC
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. II.
Giddie was a scene Of merriment
on Tuesday evening when they en-
t~ertained a group Of young people
In honor Of their twentieth we'd
ding anniversary, naming rs honor
guests, their daughter and son. Miss
Velma Giddle and Wendell Giddle.
Motoring out to Lake Campacaus,
an hour or so was spent In the
water, followed by a delightful
picnic supper.
Returning to the Giddle home the
remainder OF the evening vas spent
IN dancing. Guests for the evening
included Misses Ruby and Fay
McClanahand OF West Planes.
Missouri. guests in the home OF
Mrs. Eric Green. Joe May Newly,
Mary Elizabeth Cope, Helen Irby.
Betty Fessenden and Roger Terry,
Hoyt Hager, Raymond Swearingen.
Ray Brisco and Hubert Campbell
OF West Planes. Missouri, and Mr..
and Mrs. Brooks Terry.
DINNER PARTY AT
HALBERT HOME
A delightful dinner party OF
Tuesday evening had for hosts Mr..
and Mrs. R. r.. Talbert.
The dinner table held a bowl or
lovely flowers as a centerpiece.
Places were marked for Messrs.
and Mesdames z. NJ. Crockett and
son. Robert, George Busbv and son,
Billie. J. j. Busby and son. J. ID.
and Royal Lee. Junior. Morris Dean
and Newell wesly Talbert.
YOUNG PEOPLE
ENTERTAINED
A delightful picnic and weiner
roast was enjoyed by a large group
Of young people, a few evenings
recently at the lovely lake shore
home OF DR.. and Mrs. II. w. Carter,
an Campacaus lake.
Those present for this enjoyable
dlld4E WtAE MISSES NtAid TSJor
Gauch. Nan Frances Bates. Doris
Garrison. velma Jane Colley. Mary
Elizabeth McNiel. Frances Ander-
son, Maudine Blankenship. Maui
reen Alien. Mary Cope. Grace
Griffin OF Weslaco. jamie Bazaar
Eliza Louise Parker. Nadine Lentz
Ella Ruth Bolger and Messrs
Stewart and Philip Lentz. Harry
Cope, Wendell Giddle, Ralph Fritz
Mrs. Grant Morrison, Mrs. A c
Cope and Mrs. Harry McNiel.
SURPRISE PARTY FOR
MRS. SCHROEDER
Mrs. ID. Schroeder was the recip-
lent OF a delightful surprise party
one afternoon recently, a number