, 1935-07-07
June Boysen
Is Honoree
For Party

day afternoon aC N party gwen py
her mother, Mrs. K. G. BoySsn In
honor of her fourth birthday. The
small guests, who were members Of
her Sunday School department and
kindergarten, were entertained at
the Tots Lot.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Grindle enter
tanned the members OF the Chummy
Pinochle club recently with scores
made by Mrs. Melvin Freeze and
Mr.. Carl Gernentz.
The members Of the Corona
Bridge club and invited guests met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
L. E. Chandler. Trophy for the
games was presented to Mrs. J. d.
Mckinney.
Mrs. Judson Trolinger and Mrs.
Ray McWhorter entertained Tues
day evening with a delightful bridge
courtesy In the home Of Mrs. L. Z.
Tinker.
Mrs. w. G. Evins received the
high prize trophy with Mrs. Jesse
Boles also being presented with
a trophy.
Mrs. j. w. Eagan, president OF the
San Carlos Friendship cub Of this
city and Mrs. Milton Shields. pres
idGnt of the Lone Star club Of Ed
couch. have been chosen as delegates
to the annual Farmers Short Course
at A. a. NJ. College which convenes
July IS until August 2.
Mrs. b. X. Moncrief and Mrs. Z.
ID. Anderson tied for high Wednes-
day afternoon when the members OF
the Wednesday Contract club met
in the home Of Mrs. E. X. Watkins
with two tables Of players present.
Mrs. w. L. LipScomb wes hostess
Wednesday afternoon to the Senior
Bridge club. Mrs. J. K. Miller and
Mrs. II. III. Woods Of Houston made
high during the series OF games.
Mrs. o. En- Jones conducted the
study Of the mission book, Winning
the Border" Wednesday afternoon
when the Mary Layne circle met
in the home of Mrs. j. M. Ausmus
with Mrs. r. H. Evans leading the
devotional from the ninth chapter
Of Mark.
Miss Florence Ogden entertained
with a luncheon Thursday in hon.
or of her house guests. Miss Rowena
Dunlap and Miss Virginia Evans
of Corpus Christi and Miss Olene
Sims of Beeville. Places were mark
ed b. corSages of sweetheart roses.
Guests included Miss Jean Kreid-
Ter Of McAllen. Miss Ann Elizabeth
Doughtie, Miss Matte Belle Ross,
Miss Charlotte Lyons and the hon
orees.
Mrs. O.. q. Porter led the devotion
al Tuesday afternoon at the meeting
Of the Methodist w. M. s. using as
her subject, The Gift Of the Holy
Spirit" Mrs. w. F. Mcfarland was
in charge Of the program which was
made up of violin solos and readings.
Members Of the Belle Bennett cir
Gle were hostesses for the afternoon
and served delicious refreshments to
the Is guests.
An interesting talk on Steward
ship and the T1ther's Challenge"
was made Tuesday afternoon by Rev.
Dallas Lee at the monthly meeting
Of the Baptist w. M. u.
Mrs. Dallas Lee was IN charge
Of the devotional with Mrs. II. K.
Zavitz presiding over the rest Of
the meeting. Twelve members we're
present.
Mrs. j. NJ. Frisby. instructor In
piano, presented a group Of her pu-
pills In a piano recital Wednesday
afternoon. These pupils we're those
who had been taking music from
one month to two terms. Eighteen
pupils were In the presentation.
The Missionary Society OF the
First Christian church met Tuesday
afternoon in the home Of Mrs. s.
Z. MagneSs for election Of officers.
Mrs. Orville Wills was installing Of
ficer and the following we're INSTALL
ed: Mrs. II. O. Morrow. president;
Mrs v. F. Closner, vice president;
Mrs. B. Trotter, secretary: Mrs.
Frank FoSmire. treasurer; Mrs. j. A.
Braden. literary chairman and Mrs.
q. w. Hay. program chairman.
Several talks were made on the
work that is to be done in the new
yea Of study and plans were made
for the fifth Tuesday meeting when
they are to entertain the ladies OF
the local churches.
The Fourth of July celebration
started In Edinburg with a sunrise
dance given by the Kaleidoscope
CIR with the Al club Of La Feria
rs invited guests.
The dance started Wednesday
night at IL o'clock and lasted until
sunrise. The music was furnished
by the orchestra OF the La Feria
guests. This was a new form Of en-
tertainment for Edinburg and prov
&c TO be a very enjoyable and sue
cesSful affair.
Mrs. G. A. Wilson OF Mercedes was
entered in the County-Ci City hospital
Tuesday where she underwent an
operation.
Mr.. and Ms. w. A. Coates have
returned from an extended visit In
Dallas and Maria. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathan Morris Of Maria, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Coates. accom-
panied them home and win vis4s for
a short time.
r A. Muckleroy Of Ingleside spent
Monday and Tuesday with his ne
rhew. X. M. Muckleroy OF E~dinAurg.
Miss Margaret Unzicker and Mrs.
Viola Dougherty have left for Roger
and Hope. Ark, where they viii Wis
Ii relatives.
Mrs. w. III. Clark OF Harrison.
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