, 1935-09-20
Reception Is
GiUen Latelu
For Teachers

Especial TO The Heralol
RIO HONDO, Sept. TO- Faculty
nembers Of the Rio Hondo schools
were honor guests at q delightful
Informal reception here Wednesday
evening, when ladies OF the Com
Inunity church entertained In their
honor. The lawn OF the home OF
Judge and Mrs. w. K. Hodgkin was
the scene Of the affair.
Mrs. Forrest Woodside cordially
welcomed the teachers and the
guests. numbering Is faculty mem
bers and guests totallinR 30 present
FOR the affair. Superintendent r. J.
Bingham gave the response to the
welcome given by Mrs. Woodside.
A cornet solo vas given by Mrs
Lorihe Thompson, accompaniment
being played by Mr.. Louis A. Wheel
er. A number OF games and con-
tests were enjoyed with Miss Alice
Wilox. Mrs. +. M. Brannon and
Mrs. VIM. Brockhaus, members OF
the entertainment committee IN
charge.
Punch and cake were served IN
the latter part Of the evening by
the ladies' Of the church. Mes
danes STEELE Thomas. Eugene Dim
lex and Thomas Joyner composed
the ~refreshment committee.
The Brown Tract Home Dem
o~nstration club met here Wednes-
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs
"A. G. GuSler with Mrs. Gusler and
Mrs. w. Reed Lang as co-hosteSses
Mrs. Knox Smith, club president
presided over the meeting. vN.h
Fl members answering roll call and
with Mrs. Clay Boyd as visitor.
The members voted TO entertain
their husbands and set the date OF
October 4 for a party to be held al
the home OF Mrs. Delton Harris.
OF special interest was the let
ter read by Mrs. w. Reed Lane
from Mrs. Miller, who is a coloniSt
IN the Matanuska Valley In Alaska
Home building efforts and news OF
the colony were very interesting tC
listeners.
Mrs. Fred Carpenter gave twt
especially delightful readings,
Down on the Farm" and "Similal
Case"
The next meeting was announced
70 be held with Mrs. William r
Lang and Mrs. J. L. Bars as CO
hostesses-
Mrs j. j. johnson and John
johnson arrived IN Rio Hondo from
their Chicago home Wednesday.
Frank Mast, who has been absent
from Rio Hondo for some time
arrived here after a pleasant vaca-
ton spent In Chicago visiting Mrs
Mast.
Harwood Smith, who has been
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Knox Smith on the Browne Tract
left Thursday for A. a. M. college
where he Is in his senior year as a
student Of architecture.
d. E. White was a Brownsville
visitor Wednesday afternoon.
Alfred Wagner and his house
guest. Edward Hublei left Friday
Tor st. Louis. Mo.
Mrs. Fronts Newell and small
daughter. Glenda Mae, were visitors
Sunday in HRrlingen, calling on
Miss Mae Arnett.
Mrs. A. T. Hough has returned
from Wharton. She was accompan-
led home by her brother. Wesley
Davis of Wharton.
Mrs. Dick Efird OF Brownsville
spent the week with her mother.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Brannon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex George and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Caffal were
visitors Sunday in Mercedes.
Mrs. Ellen A. Taylor left for
Kingsville recently 70 join her
grandson, Keith Toover, who is at
tending the College OF Arts and
Industries In that city.
Miss Title Backe OF Wisconsin
a former resident Of Rio Hondo and
q graduate OF the schools here. is in
Rio HOMO visiting old friends. For
the present she is with Mrs. Forrest
Woodside.
Mrs. George Brown was a San
Benito visitor Monday.