, 1934-11-22
Church Groups
Show ActiUitu
In San Benito
Especial 70 The Herald,

SAN BENITO. Nov. %. - The
Woman's Auxiliary of the First
Presbyterian church met Tuesday
afternoon in Bowie Chapel with "a
members and visitors present. Love-
" red and white roses decorated
the chapel.
Mrs. b. b. Grove. president OF the
auxiliary. called the meeting TO or
der. Following a brief business ses-
sion Mrs. F.. &. Richey presented an
interesting review OF the mission
study book for the year. Mrs. Roy
u. Clark IN colonial costume gave
an instructive report OF the Co
lonial Period IN the Southern Pres
byterian church" Mrs. r. Is. Ste
wart introduced her paper with a
selection OF Indian music, followed
by a discourse on The Indian
Period IN the Presbyterian Church
M the South" Mrs. Frank brought
an interesting report TO the auxili-
airy on the Mexican Work In the
Southern Presbyterian Churches
The final number on the program
was given by Mrs. r. B. Goolsby on
the Negro Work" this being fol-
lowed with negro spirituals. Miss
Efiie Watson conducted a splendid
devotional presenting the back
ground for the program.
The next meeting OF the auxiliary
will be held In Bowie Chapel when
members viii assemble for an all
day meeting.
Mrs. Davis Wade was a charm
ing hostess Monday evening when
members Of her evening bridge club
met in her horne for dinner. Bowls
OF bronze and white chrysan-
themums we're placed about the
rooms.
When playing had been concluded
Mrs. T. K. Marchbanks and Mr.. Joe
Sellers we're presented with the
awards for success In the games.
Club members present included Mes
Sers and Mesdames F. B. Sublett.
Paul Hill. z. l.. Barmore, Joe Sell
lcrS. T. r. Marchbanks.
The next meeting OF the club win
be held In the home OF Mrs. Paul
Hill.
Joanna Bassett was named non
Gree Monday afternoon when her
mother entertained ON the occasion
or her first birthday. The enjoy
able affair was arranged IN the
home Of MRS. Carl Pirtle.
Lovely clusters of yellow and
white chrySanthemumS adorned the
rooms given over 10 the occasion.
The birthday cake formed "a center
piece for the table in the dining
room and was topped with n
candle. Refreshments of orange
juice and cookies we're served to the
babies while cake and ice cream
was served to the mothers. Favors
were bright colored balloons.
Guests for the event included the
honoree. Dorothy Jane Mounts, Kay
Clark. Patty Lake. Carol Lee Bur-
CESS. Dolores Benedixon, Ann Busch,
Helen Edwards, Corrine Roberts,
Marshal Lou Hays. Bill Brackmeyer.
Charles Newman Pirtle. Bruce and
Stanley Warburton, Emma Joe CAT
fall. Donnie Hood. Philip McIn-
tosh, Edward johnson and Bobby
Maley.
The w. M. u. Of the First Baptist
church met Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
Elmer Morris was leader for the
program and presented the in
~teresting subject. "Clasping Hand
With Our Southern Neighbors." An
especially attractive feature Of the
meeting included a number of chill
dren dressed in the costumes Of the
several countries holding hands.
Interesting parts on the program
included historical and religious
facts from Cuba, Panama. Brazil,
Argentina, Mexico and Chile.
Mrs. Frank Maine gave the de-
%votional. Topics on the program
were presented by Mesdames w. ID.
Ferguson, Ed. Yarrow. Joe Barn
hart. VIM. Broderick. Herbert Brack
y. Fl. Torras and r. L. Pashall. Mrs.
M. B. Finely furnished the conclud-
ing number on the program a musi-
cal reading. "Clasping Hands, ac-
~companied at the piano by Mrs. Joe
II. Sellers who played The Touch
or His Hand On Mine"
DhAAtiE Tic oDNkdA AOAI QtuI1Uho
refreshments were served by the So
cial committee.
Mrs. Gordon Pelly was a gracious
hostess Monday evening when she
entertained with a dinner party in
her home. A color note Of red and
white featured all appointments for
the occasion.
Guests for the affair included DR..
and Mrs. J. ID. Casey. DR.. and Mrs.
John Kirby. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Ludden. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hinkley,
and Mr.. and Mrs. r.. j. Bonner.
Following the delicious buffet
dinner games Of bridge we're en-
ioyed.
Mrs. w. r. Anderson who under
went a tonSillectomy at the Valley
Baptist Hospital Tuesday Is resting
nicely.
Mrs George T. Campbell has re-
turned from a trip to San Antonio
and Cuero. In the latter place she
witnessed the turkey trot," an an
nual event there. Mrs. Campbell
vas accompanied on her trip by
Jeannine Bel. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Seth Bell OF Cuero, who will
remain as her guest for a few days.
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