Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-07
Ella Cinders
Social Giuen

PORT ISABEL, Sept. 7.-Quite
an enjoyable occasion was the Ella
Cinders social held by the woman's
Missionary society of the First
Baptist Chufch Tuesday afternoon
with Mesdames S. c. Glass, j. w.
Wilson and Ina Shinpaugh as hos
teSSeS.
The guests were ushered TO the
east side OF the church, which was
verv attractively decorated with
baskets OF flowers and ferns. and
were entertained with piano and
vocal selections by Miss Lucy
Bolger and Mrs. M. E. Hall. The
Bible and piano contests were most
interesting.
Mrs. c. d. Odom and Mrs. S. C..
Glass were selected TO remove the
patches" from the Ella Cinders
Apron which yielded 1925. Nina
ture aprons in colors of gold and
purple were given al favors. Deli
cious refreshments we're served to
the following:
Mesdames Browner. Bolger. Fixes.
McGilvray. Cowell, Kenne. Nc
Dowell, Gail. Hickman. Hall. irwin.
Odom, Glass, wilson, Shinpaugh
and Misses Floy and Lucy Bolger.
PLAY WILL BE
PRESENTED SUNDAY
The Baptist Young Peoples
Union OF Port Isabel will present a
three act play Farmer BroSn's
Conversion to the Doctrine Of
Stewardship" directed by Miss
Deshazo Simpson. at the First
Baptist church. Sunday. Sept. 8. at
800 D. m.
The cast is composed OF John
Brown, wealthy Farmer. Paul
Mason: Mary Brown, Farmer
Browns Wife. Ethel Mahurin: Paul
Brown. Son. Carl Stone; Matilda.
Colored Servant. Dorothy Pattee;
Esther Charity, Kind Christian
Girl. Kyle Browder: Deacon Do
Good, Faithful Church Member.
Jimmie Speake: Pearle Price. Min
isterial Relief, Frances Leach and
Ruth Earnest. Foreign Missionary,
Eloise HSlcomb.
Rev. c. ID. Owen, Pastor. will
make a short talk on Stewardship
before the presentation OF the play.
NAMES DRAWN FOR
ROSE PETALS
Mrs. Norris Bobbitt was hostess
of the Methodist church the past
week. Mrs. @. j. Weikel led a most
profitable lesson On the new Mis-
sion Study The Challenge OF
Change" The eight members pres
ent entered into general discussion
OF the subject.
More members names were
drawn as courtesy Rose-Petals.
The next meeting will be held
Wednesday the 9th at the home
OF Mrs. Ed Warren, same being a
business and social session. Mrs. Z.
A. Potts will give the devotional.
All local women are cordially in
vited TO meet with the society.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. McLeaish and
three small SIS have returned
from a two-week's stay In Houston
and Galveston. They have as their
house-guest Mrs. McLeaish's niece,
Homoiselle Runnels. OF Galveston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Wright and
little son, William Henry, or
Brownsville are the guests Of Mrs.
Wright's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S.
!. Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. v. Goodner at
the Alta Vista have as h~ouseguests
Miss Betty Workman and VIM.
Berleth OF Houston.
4. j. Krogman, OF the Star and
Crescent Fisheries, will be in San
Antonio for the next ten days In
the interest OF the Silver King
market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Penn OF
Harrington are weekend guests at
the Alder-Deck.
John jackson. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. S. I. Jackson. left Monday
night for Kansas City. Mo. where
he will spend a few DAYS before
entering st. Benedict Collegs at
Atkinson. Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Wylie have
been recent guests OF DR. and Mrs.
j. Z. Montgomery at Weslaco.
Mesdames A. r. Browder and c.
II. Holcomb were HarIing shop
per- on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Mylem have
as their house guests the formers
sister, Miss Onita Paul OF San Ben
ito: a cousin, Miss Margaret Mel
teri. OF Brownsville: and an aunt
and cousin, Mrs. z. z. Tuseth and
Miss Marion Tuseth OF San An
tonic.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Barnes of La
Feria were guests In the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. s. c. Glass last Sun
day.
Rev. o. G. Grow, presiding elder
OF the Methodist church. spent
wednesday in Port Isabel.