, 1935-01-20
OAR Members
Haze Meeting
In Harlingen

Thirty odd members attended the
beautifully appointed three-course
/ o'clock luncheon served In the
parlors OF the Methodist church at
Harrington, this being the monthly
meeting OF the Lieutenant Thomas
Barlow Chapter Of the Daughters
Of the American Revolution. Mrs
A. j. Rabel, Mrs. Ira 4. Eells and
Mrs. G. A. Griffith acted as spcn-
sors.
After luncheon the business ses-
sion consisted OF electing new off,
GERS, the present staff having served
for three years.
Retiring officers are: Mrs. Ben
Freudenstein, regent; Mrs. John g.
Myrick, ~vice-regent; Mrs. T. l. NO
lin, recording secretary; Mrs. G. M.
Cash, treasurer; MRS. Harbert Dav-
export, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. G. A. Griffith, librarian: Mrs.
John Bruce, chaplain: Miss Bette
Hopper. registrar; Mrs. Fred Wright,
parliamentarian.
New officers elected were: Mrs
r. M. VIM, regent. Mercedes; Mrs.
Ned Rigsbee, ~vice-regent, san Ben
ito: Mrs. Arthur Erase, recording
secretary, Donna; Mrs. G. M. Cash
treasurer (~re-elected), San Benito;
Mrs. Walter Swarner. corresponding
secretary, Mercedes: Mrs. g. A
Griffith, Librarian Cre-elected), Har-
lingen; Mrs. J. G. Myr1ck. chaplain
Harrington: Miss Bette Hopper. reg
istrar (re-eiected): parliamentary
TO be appointed by regent.
The officers win be installed at
the May meeting.
Program committee appointed foT
1933-1936 is as follows: Mrs j. b
Cooke, chairman: Mrs. o. l. Byrd,
Miss Helen Lee Brooks. Mrs. A. ],
Pollard. Mrs. l. II. Kidder, Mrs. VIM
Copeland, Mrs. Joseph COX, Miss
Bette Hopper.
Delegates elected for the Nation
al conference to be held at wash
ington, d. c., April 1920 are MIS-
Mason Brisco, Mrs. q. X. Watson,
Mrs. Emory watts. alternate, Mrs.
Ben Freudenstein. regent.
Delegates elected for the state
conference converting at Cor
nus Christi March 1921. inclus-
i've are MIS-. Ben Freudenstein, Mrs.
r. M. VIM, Mrs. Fred Gantner, and
Mrs. Y. r. Evans. Alternates select
ed were Mrs. L. II. Kidder. Mrs. g.
K. Watson. Mrs. A. ]. Pollard, MIS-
John Bruce, Mrs. g. a.. Griffith, MRS.
G. M. Cash, Mrs. Russell McChesney.
Mrs. Harbert Davenport, Mrs. .. l.
Byrd. and Mrs. Fred Wright.
A beautiful tribute was paid the
retiring regent, Mrs. Ben FTeuden-
stein. by naming a student loan fund
"The Ethel Freudenstein Scholar
ship Loan Fund" This fund VIII DC
placed In the Junior college q
brownsville for use by students
chosen by faculty and a committee
composed OF members from the
chapter.
An entertaining and instructive
program followed: Mrs. l. H KID
der, chairman. gave an accurate &C.
count of the work accomplished Dy
aChildren OF the American Rev
ohtion." an organization open To
children able to trace their ances-
tral line Of Revolutionary ancestors,
and whose parents are not neceSsar-
ily ID. A. r.. or 8. A. r. members.
Mrs. Fred wright followed with
remarks IN regard to the organiza-
ton OF q chapter for the Valley
towns. Mrs. Isler OF La Feria gave
two solos accompanied by Mrs. Field.
visitors OF the day we're: Mrs.
Hoyt wheelan. Michigan: Mrs. Os-
born. Rochester, New York; Mrs
ThreIkeld. vincennes. md; Mrs.
Gerre Moore. Louisville. KY: Mrs,
George White. Brownsville; MIS- "A.
L. Beaudette. Albuquerque, N. M
Mrs. Ben Freudenstein, Mrs. Rus
sell McChesney. Mrs. George White,
Mrs. A. =. Beadette. attended the
meeting from Brownsville.