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the lawn followed by hot chocolate
served with birthday cake. Twenty
two children and their mothers we're
present. The guest list included
Emma 10 and jamie Lee Caffell,
jeanne Bassett. Bobby and Betty
Lou Prentiss. Carol Lee Burgess,
Hazel Terry. Patty Jean Lake,
Charles and Ruth Glass, Charles
Newman Pirtle. Norma Jean and
Eddye Faye Wagner, Marsha Lee
Pearson. Conrad Megison. Virginia
Washer. Paul Wayne Reeves. Yer
non Hollbeck and Frances. Sonny
and Vesta Mae Snavely Of Combes.
The executive board Of the Wom-
ems Auxiliary Of the First PreSby-
terrain church met Tuesday morning
In the home OF Mrs. B. B. Grove.
Preceding the meeting the hostess
served a refreShment course.
During the morning plans we're
completed for a tea 10 be held dur
ing the month OF March. Other
items Of routine business were dis
cussed. Circles Of the Auxiliary will
meet Tuesday. Feb. IL in various
homes.
The engagement and approaching
marriage Of Miss Margaret Low to
Mr.. Clifton Stewart Nelson OF Vic
tor, Colorado. was announced re-
Gently in the home of Mrs. Charles
Joslin Of Victor. Colorado. Miss
Low Is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
II. N. Low Of this city and * well
known among the younger social
set. Mrs. JoSlin is a sister Of the
bridegroom-elect.
The wedding will take place Feb
ruary IA az Grace church in Colora-
do Springs.
Miss Low has been the guest of
MIR and Mrs. Charles Scarf. who
reside In Victor. for the past several
months. She is a graduate Of the
San Benito high school and later at
tended the University Of Colorado
In Boulder.
MI. Nelson Is a member Of n of
the most prominent families In Vic
tor. He attended the University of
Kansas where ne majored in cleo
trical engineering.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Pugsley enter
tanned on Friday evening honorinq
members Of the Younger social set
following the San Benito-Santa Rosa
basketball game.
During the evening a series OF con-
tests were played after which dane
ing was enjoyed. Delicious cake was
served with ice cream to Carol Lou
Tippitt. Sally Grove. Alyne East.
Thora Lou Breedlove. Jean Benja-
min OF Scranton. PENNSYLVANIA. Jack
Goolsby Of Brownsville. Art Wade,
Billy BalienRer. Tom Richey. Edward
Brady and Jack Reed.
A colorful background was created
Tuesday when Mrs. Charles Hern-
don entertained with a luncheon M
the Aztec. Arrangements for the
smart affair carried out the Mexican
colors.
On each OF the quartet tables a red
beEonia had been placed. the pot OF
which was wrapped in green and tied
with silver ribbon. On the piano a
plant covered with the lovely bios
SONS provided n decorative note. All
accessories for the event carried out
the Mexican theme.
When scores we're totaled Mrs. NJ.
A. Thompson was presented with the
award. Mrs. Y. u. Sublett was second
and Mrs. James Sweeney also was
remembered with a gift for low.
The guests present we're MesdameS
Louise Morris. James Sweeney. M
A. Thompson. Joe Sellars. Tom
Marchbanks. Ed Downs. F. 3. Sub
lett. Donnie Hood. James Collins. 8.
.. Dodds. G. s. Clark, Fred Weder-
gartner. w. T. Jennings Of Browns
vile and Dorsey Colt OF Mission and
Miss Celeste Long.
Announcements have been receiv-
ed In this city OF the marriage of
Miss Ruth Grohs OF Los Angeles 10
Mr.. w. j. Morris. son OF Mrs. M. @.
Woods Of San Benito. Jan. n. Mr..
Morris resided in San Benito until
about a year ago when he moved to
Los Angeles. The young couple will
make their home In that city.
Mrs. j. S. Edge has returned to this
city after spending some time in
north Texas. where she visited with
relatives. Before returning to the
Valley she spent some time in Dali
las where she purchased stock for her
millinery shop which Is located In
Downs Brothers store.
Mrs. Munro Is a guest in San An
tonic OF her son and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs Angus Munor.