Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-25
Missionary
Program At
Union Meet

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r. nond Stahl. Mrs. j. H. Couch
led n prayer. The subject for the
lesson was Christ for Africa"
Those giving discussions were Mes
danes: 8. G. Scott, w. Fl. Gudman-
on. Briscoe, Fitzgerald. A. 6. Pike.
~. O.. Hargett, j. II. Busby. j. II.
Couch, E. w. GoSs, J. H.. Riddle,
b. A. Thompson, w. A. Black. J..
IA. Mauldin. I. Z. Martin, Brooks
Bucklew. The closing song was
followed by prayer by Mrs. Mrs
j. H. Rohr. The hostess was as
sisted In serving refreshments 70
50 members by Mrs. w. L. Wagers.
Next Monday there will be no
circle meeting on account OF the
prayer meeting at 3 O'Clock. The
next circle meetings viii be as
follows: Lottle Moon with Mrs. w.
l.. Wagers. Leigh Circle with Mrs.
r. T. Clark. Ccmpere circle with
Mrs. M. L. Dew. ST..
RALLY DAY
Is HELD
The Presbyterian Auxiliary met
Monday afternoon cor their regular
Rally Day az the home Of Mrs. j.
r. Collver, with Mrs. Reynold Witt,
president, presiding. The meeting
was opened with a sGlg. The devo-
tiopki, Living Waters" was led by
NJ e. 4. Chamness. Where
Sk4buld Missions Begin" was very
ablN discussed by Mrs w. II. Bax-
ter, Sr. A vocal solo was given by
Mrs. ". II. Lewark. A discussion on
The Person Next to Me" was given
by Mrs. Raymond witt. Refresh
ments were served by circle M 10
sixty-three members and guests.
METHODIST
CIRCLES MEET
Members Of circle two OF the
Methodist Missionary Society were
entertained by Mrs. Raymond Cliff
ford Monday afternoon. Mrs. w. y.
Bach, chairman, was In charge OF
the meeting. A study OF Mexican
work was given with different
ladies representa- the different
Missions in Texas. Mrs. Fred Rob-
ertson represented San Antonio,
Mrs. II. r. Pepper represented HOus-
ton. Mrs. q. G. williams represent
ed FL Paso, Mrs. All Ivy repre-
sented San Marcos, Mrs. Irby Ford
represented Dallas. There were ii
members present.
Next Monday ali circles will meet
IN a Joint session al the church.
The next circle meeting will be at
the home Of Mrs. FRED Robertson.
RECENT BRIDE
COMPLIMENTED
The Llano Grande Home DEM
onstration club me. Tuesday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. j. Il.
Sutton for their social meeting. A
short business session was in
charge of Mrs. Sutton. president. II
was announced that the next meet
ing would be at the home Of Mrs.
WI III. Hoge and that Miss Grace
Dbwiing, the new county demon
strator. would be present. Mrs. John
Crawford gave a short report OF
the council meeting held at Nc
Allen. Mrs. w. w. Luiwig was then
in charge of the social hour which
consisted Of q shower for Mrs. T.
8. Jennings, a recent bride. A num-
Der Of school day contests were en-
joyed. Mesdames Metzger and II.
A. Coultas were IN charge OF the
shower, in the form OF a treasure
hunt.
Delicious refreshments were
served to Is club members and the
following guests: Mesdames T. S.
Jennings. Morgan, McVicker, w.
M. Jordan, Claude P~resnell. lie Roy
McLennan OF Edcouch, J.. c. T-iday,
r. r. Cooper. Misses Edith Cox of
san Benito, Opal Cox Of Oklahoma
LAWN PARTY AT
HOGE HOME
The members of the Loyal Amici
Glass Of the Christian Suncay
school and their husbands were
guests OF Mesdames Deibert Hoge,
George Jones, I. A. Lawrence, G. A.
Ligon, at the home OF the former,
for q lawn party. Games were en-
joyed until a late hour when de-
licious refreshments we're served 10
Messrs. and Mesdames Waldo
Montgomery. Brayant James. Rol-
land Carr. ". L. Lewark, Clifford
Gibson, Phil Hoge, George Bodley,
I. A. Lawrence, c. A. Lyon. Geo.
IFfsMay' a's, N'' "''' "
MRS. GLASS
rs HOSTESS
Mrs. T.. w. Glass v-as hostess to
the Llano Grande Bridge club.
Roses were used in the decorations.
A delicious salad course was served
to twelve club members and the
following guests: Mesdames Gordon
Eethley, j. c. Friday. James Howe.
J. d. Stephens, Cheek Of Boonville,
Ark. Thompson Of Pine Bluff, Ark.
BRIDGE CLUB
ENTERTAINED
Mr.. and Mrs. ~. v. Stewart was
hostess 10 the Wednesday night
bridge club. High score favors were
presented to Mrs. r. Newell Waters
and Harry Solether. A salad and
ice course was served to Messrs. and
Mesdames r. Newell Water Porter
Davis, Harry Solether. c. Lester
Skaggs, Mrs. W. II. Miller Of San
Antonio.
PERSONALS
Miss Ethel May Van Vliet OF San
Jose California arrived here Tues
dav TO make her home with her
brother, II. 3. Van Wet and fam
lily.
Miss Mary Lillian Ware spent
the week end with Mrs. Fields
6mpton.
NMessrs. w. J. Bach. w. Fl. Friend.
and s. w. Clark left Monday for
Bryan on several q " business
trip.
Mechanics lie Roy Buss, Fields
uamnfonf and Miss Mary lillian