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the games the trophy was presented
to Mrs. j. w. Chambers. The hon.
GREE was given q pretty favor.
Dainty refreshments completed the
program OF the afternoon
Present were Mesdames Z. II. Po-
teet. ". =. Barton, Harold Stuart.
II. d. Lauderdale. Ed Olson. d. r.
johnson, 8. II. Collier, j. 4. Haynes,
p. w. Perkins, j. w. Chambers. w.
G.. Greenlee, r. Maierhofer. Bob
Swain, D.. r. Brewer, John Hern-
don.
Orange colored elephants made
attractive favors for a number OF
little folk at a party given by Mrs.
4. II. Poteet Tuesday afternoon. for
her little daughter. June. the occa-
sion being her fifth birthday. Vel
low nasturtiums made the floral
adornment for the rooms where the
children played games. the most i'm
portant being the pinning Of the
trunk on the elephant. blindfolded.
Ann Coe won the prize in this con-
test. Assisting Mrs. Poteet we're
Mrs. j. NJ. Reynolds. Mrs. John
Herndon. Mrs. T. II. Bass and Mrs.
+. A. Hanshaw.
Guests for the afternoon includ-
ed Sarah Ellen Herndon. Ann Coe.
of Harlingen. John Reynolds. John
Herndon. Patty Bowers. Barbara
Joyce, Linton Acker, Sonny Loven.
Mary Chiffon Potts. Marilyn and
Buddy Archer. Laura Nell and jim
mic Lauderdale. Freddie and Roger
Bernard, Konrad Kelly. Jimmie and
Jackie Hanshaw, Mae Ruth Ruckel.
Mauderet Mcdonald, Betty Nell Da-
Wis. Barbara Ewing. Shell Collier.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. J. Drefke we're
hosts at an enjoyable entertainment
Monday evening. the occasion being
the birthday anniversary OF Mrs.
Drefke. Games Of pinochle were en-
joyed with Mrs. f. II. Holman Of
Donna and Mr.. Albert Twenheffel
Of Mercedes winning favors and
Mrs. Herbert Drefke of Mercedes,
and Fred Mailer OF WeSlaco. receiv-
ing consolation. A sweet course fol-
lowed the games and was served
TO the following: MesSrs. and Mes
danes George Borchelt, +. II. Hell
man OF Donna. Henry Mottmiller.
Herbert Drefke. M. A. Borchelt.
Fred Mailer of Weslaco, Miss Ella
Borchelt and Mr.. Albert Twenhaef-
fel.
Mrs. +. II. Collier chose a ''poin-
Settia" theme for the pretty after
noon party at her home this week.
In addition to bouquets OF the large
flowers the ~poinsettia motif was
carried out in table accessories and
in the attractive plate of refresh
ments. Mrs. w. G. Greenlee receiv-
ed the gift award in the games Of
contract and Mrs. w. w. Collier of
Edinburg. received consolation
award.
The following other guests were
present: Mrs. Jack Trollinger Of
Edinburg. Mrs. j. d. L~auderdale,
Mrs. John Jones and Mrs. @. G.
Sorrick Of Edinburg, and their
houseguest. Miss Lola Sorrick of
Los Angeles. Mrs. Harold Stuart,
Mrs. Ed Olson, Mrs. Walden Green
lee. Mrs. Walden Haynes, Mrs.
Rudy Maierhofer, Mrs. r. o. Swain.
Mrs. Henry Laudlerdale.
A number of Michigan State COL
lege graduates and their families
we're guests in the home Of MI. and
Mrs. L. r. Dorland. n evening
this week. the time being spent in
games and contests. Later refresh
ments we're served. Among those
present Mr.. and Mrs. Loren
Williams and daughter, Mary, and
sons. Robert and Kenneth, Of Mis-
sion; Mr.. and Mrs. W.. L. Hart and
sons, John. Sam and Thomas. OF
McAllen; and Mr.. and Mrs. II. j.
Crisp, Betty Jane. Clara Bell and
Rex Crisp. Of McAllen: Mr.. and Mrs.
A. M. LeFevre Of Edinburg: Everett.
Billy and Helen Cavanaugh Of Al
bion, Michigan, and Fred, Harriette
and Mary Lou Hagedorn Of Edin-
burg.
The following members of the To-
cal chapter Of the Order of the
Eastern Star. attended a special
meeting Of the Eastern Star chapter
in WeSlaco, Tuesday night for mi
tiation ceremonies: MeSdames A.
Zastera, j. L. Vining, George Hoff-
man. John Mason, 3. r. Byers. Clark
Atterberry, w. Fl. Lick. Ben Stafford.
M Nebenzahl, Warnock Mcclellan.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Myer of Chi
cago, Ill, have returned after a Wis
II here as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dora Maettig and Mrs. Ed Swanson.
Edward Myer. a son OF the visitors,
Is attending school In Mercedes.
Mrs. Ben Etnire had a few friends