Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-16
Brazil Is
Topic For
Programs

WESLACO, Oct. l6.-The three
circles OF the Presbyterian MISSION
ary society met Monday afternoon at
the various homes for a lesson on
Brazil"
Circle one met at the home OF
Mrs. A. G.Kurz at Progreso. with 20
members and one guest, Mrs. /. v.
Lewark, present. Those taking part
on the program were MeSdames Nor
gan. j. &. Cook, and Pratz. A snort
business session was held. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Harry
Merchant.
Circle two met with Mrs. c. Les
ter Skaggs as hostess. Mrs. c. H. Cot
ton presided during the business
session. Devotional was led BY MS.
j. II. ChriStner. The program was
in charge of Mrs. j. F. Waiver. Mrs.
Murry read an article on The Ma
tionai Church Of Brazil" Mrs. ". ".
Sidner, "MaIie's Questions Answer
ed" Mrs. Raymond Witt Bringing
Comfort 10 the Womanhood OF
Brazil" and Mrs. Gilbert Ramsey,
Image OF Brazil" All joined IN the
singing of Work for tn efsyi1t is
Coming"
During the business session re-
ports of the various chairmen were
given. A plate luncheon was served
by the hostess, TO 10 members and
2 guests, .Mesdames Stout and Wal
ter Andrews.
Mrs. w. L. Shepherd was hostess
TO circle three with 10 members and
n guest, Mrs. Woodsin, present.
The devotional was led by Mrs.
ShulI. Mrs. w. F. Powell was leader
of the program, and read an inter-
esting story of "A Brazilian Girl"
Mrs. George Geer gave a discussion
on Brazil" Mrs. II. L. StebblnS
read a news letter from a Missionary
in Brazil. The meeting vas closed
with prayer led by Mrs. z. Z. Cham
ness.
Starting wednesday evening. Oct.
IL q review of the home Mission
Book will be held at the church tor
three consecutive evenings.
CLUB HOSTESS
THURSDAY
Mrs. w. II. Baxter. Jr., was host
eSs to the Thursday Bridge club.
High score favor was presented TO
Mrs. Phil Dixon. Club members
present were Mesdames Porter Davis,
Phil Dixon. Carl Moelle7, w. F.
Powell, N. v. Stewart. Guests uf the
club were Mesdames T. l.. Smith,
and c. w. Schwedes.
HONOR GUESTS
AT BRIDGE
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Smith OF YER
SALES. Indiana were named honor
guests Monday evening when Mr..
and Mrs. John B. Lane entertained
with bridge. High score favor for
the ladies was presented 70 Mrs.
Frank Rooster. high for the men TO
Mr.. Smith. The honorees were also
presented a gift.
A sweet course was served 70
Messrs and Mesdames Lee Smith.
Frank Rooster. Z. b. Ballard. Henry
Wright, Mrs. E. w. Anderson, and
Hardy Clements.
MISSIONARY
PROGRAM
Circle two Of the Methodist Mis-
sionary Society met Monday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. i. w.
GLASS for their regular monthly
social meeting and missionary pro-
gram. MRS. w. j. Bach presided at
the short business session. Mes
danes A. j. Donaldson and w. p.
Anderson were in charge Of the les
son on What Is happening to Home
Missions Those taking part on the
program were Mesdames T. w. Glass,
Black. and Fred Robertson. Mrs. w.
j. Hach and Mrs. I. Ford assisted the
hostess in serving refreshments.
The next meeting will be with Mrs
s. 3. BledSoe at 1902 Missouri Ave.
sw1M-RoAST
is ENJOYED
Members Of the Mid-Week clue
entertained with a swimming party
and veiner roast Tuesday evening,
honorine Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Gum,
who are moving to Wichita Falls.
Swimming and dancing were enjoy
ed until a late hour when a weiner
roast was enjoyed by Messrs. and
Mesdames c. c. Gum, Z. w. Ander-
son. Frank Rooster. Mesdames J. ?.
Willmoth. A. II. Ulrich. and j. w.
Woolf. and s. N. McWhorte-.
PERSONALS
Mr- and Mrs. w. d. Archer and
children returned the latts par, OF
fhe week from Kansas wnere they
spent the summer.
MI. and Mrs. Lee Smith OF Yer
sailes md, spent several DAYS TINS
week with Mr.. and MRS. Jonn o.
ID. w. Archer left Tuesday for san
Anfonio a-1 other points IN nor.n
ard central Texas where ne VIII
spend several days On business.