, 1935-03-17
Installation
Of Officers
Is Impressive

Especial 70 The HerAldl
DONNA, March is. The Wom-
ems Auxiliary Of the Presbyterian
church held the last meeting OF the
church year Thursday afternoon,
at the home OF Mrs. w. S. Petch with
Is members present. After the open
ing songs. Mrs. Vernon Moore gave
the devotional. followed by prayer
by Mrs. Cotton. AL reports OF the
years work we're due az this meet
inr and Mrs. RI. A. Baldwin, the
president. depicted the work accom-
plished during the vast year, as the
Kings Highway" and the Auxiliary
as the car travelling over this great
highway. Mrs. Harry Towns as sec
rotary. gave the "T~ravelogue' Of the
trip and the treasurer's report. BY
Mrs. Lowe. was the fuel. Foreign
Missions. with Mrs. A. r. Elliott as
chairman and Synodical and Pres
byterial Missions, with Mrs. Cotton
as chairman. were the headlights.
while Religious Education, under the
direction Of Mrs. Fffie Holloway.
was the horn. TO sound the message.
Spiritual Life. with Mrs. Moore.
chairman. was the engine. which
generated the power and the re-
port Of Mrs. Lowe. Secretary OF Lit
erature. was the seat. Mrs. w. G..
Taylor. the pastors aide. furnished
tools. with flowers and calls and
the Circles were the wheels. Mrs.
Groves read the History. which was
the rear light and the president.
Mrs. Fl. A. Baldwin. vas the very
essential steering wheel.
The names OF the members as di-
vided into new circles for the next
year we're announced. with Mrs.
Willard White. chairman. and Mrs.
j. 3. MatteSon assistant chairman
Of Circle One and Mrs. j. w. Wymer
chairman and Mrs. Lavigne assist
ant chairman OF Circle Two. II was
voted 70 send Mrs. Baldwin as dele
gate TO the Presbyterisl meeting IN
Kerrville.
The following officers for the
coming year we're installed with an
impressive service by Rev. McDer-
mott. the pastor: president, Mrs. n.
A. Baldwin; vice president. Mrs. r.
J. Matteson- secretary, Mrs. Vernon
Moore; treasurer. Mrs. ID. p. Lowe:
historian. Mrs. r. Z. Groves: secre-
tary foreign missions. Mrs. r.. b.
Iruax; secretary home missions.
Mrs. Willard White: secretary
Christian education and ministerial
relief. Mrs. Herbert McDermott:
secretary religious education, Mrs
Eifie Holloway: secretary Synodical
and Presbyterial missions. Mrs. A
II Elliott. secretary spiritual life.
Mrs. Petch; secretary literature
Mrs. Scheiley; secretary Christian
social service, Mrs. Lavigne: secre-
tary iocial activities. Mrs. Wymer:
pastors aide secretary, Mrs. w. q.
Taylor.
AZ the close Of the business meet
ing refreshments Of hot orange rolls
cookies and coffee were served.
The regular monthly meeting for
the study OF the Royal Service les
son was held by the Woman's Mis-
sionary Union Thursday afternoon.
AZ the Baptist church, With ten
members present. Mrs. George Bear
had charge Of the IRA and
those taking part we're Mesdames
Naples, Powell. waddell. Jack Glib
son, Fred Hammons. Edna Sommers.
and Lucille Olson. The subject for
the afternoons study vas Christ
ian Education
The Missionary society OF the
Methodist church entertained with
a 81. Patrick's Day silver tea, al the
home Of Mrs. Dare, from 8 to 8
o'clock Wednesday afternoon. The
81. Patrick's Day motif was carried
out IN the decorations and color
scheme. Among those from out-of-
town who appeared on the enjoyable
program were Mrs. Roe Of Alano.
who sang, accompanied by Ms.
Fleuriet- and Rev. Heacock. pastor
OF the Methodist church In Pharr.
who sang a solo. with Mr.. Baker OF
Pharr accompanying him. Cath
crime Ferina and her small sister
OF Weslaco. gave very entertaining
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