, 1935-06-02
Baptist Twin
Camps Noted
In Rio Hondo

RIO HONDO. June despite
heavy rains the Baptist Young
peoples twin camps got underway
with a large registration Wednes-
day afternoon.
The Royal Ambassadors who rep
resented the BaptiStS boys are en-
camped at Camp ChaS. r. Perry
where they r under the excellent
charge OF resident Camp director
w. G. Gilbert and Mrs. Gilbert.
camp mother.
Mrs. Z G. Breedlove of San Ben
ito headed the encampment with
the following leaders in charge Of
classes: Rev. Forrest Of Covington;
Mrs. TllotSon. Of Alamo; Miss
Martha Griffith, Of Alamo; Rev.
TaeSS of Alamo; Rev. Darnell, Har-
gill; Rev. and Mrs. S. c. Mckinney,
San Benito; Rev. Kelly and Mrs.
Fleet Lentz OF Mercedes. Approx
imately 40 boys are encamped.
The Y.W.C-A. camp Is the scene
Of the girls camp with Mother
Weimer in charge Of the kitchen
with 90 served at breakfast Thurs
DAY morning.
Glasses for the girls during the
camp were studies from the book
Stewardship in the Life Of Youth"
Tor the TWAS under the direc-
ton OF Miss Jaunita MotherShead
OF Harrington. intermediate @. AS
studied Winning the Border" un-
der Mrs. N. B. Moon Of La Ferias
Mrs. A. j. Harrell, Edcouch. Camp
director was in charge of q course
for leaders. Girls were rNs stored
from Edinburg. La Feria, browns
Vile, San Benito, WeSlaco, Har-
lngen, Mercedes, Hargill and Rio
Hondo.
Mrs. James Hicks, district young
peoples leader Of Corpus Christi
was present for the twin encamp-
mentS.
Courses outlined for the boys
study classes were study from the
book "At the Asia" with Mrs. Joe
BaInhart Of San Benito in charge,
Rev. N. b. Moon Of La Feria
taught from the book Land of AL
Nations" Rev. Forester laugh;
Leadership" to the Royal Ambas-
sailors.
The camp will be continued through
Friday, following examinations In
the various classes.
Election Of officers OF the Rio
Hcndo Order Of the Eastern Star
was held recently with Mrs. Margie
George elected worthy matron Of
the order. Other officers elected
are: Fred l. Lewis, worthy patron;
Mrs. Ruth FreShour, associate mat
ron; j. w. Tredway, associate
patron; Mrs. z. M. A. Sizer, Secre-
tary, Mrs. Ruth Mallernee, treas
urer; Mrs. Bertha Rick, conductreSS;
Mrs. Gertruee Mize, associate con-
duchess.
A public installation Of officers
will be held June 3. the fifth an
%niverSary Of Mrs. Georges initia-
ton into the order.
The appointive officers selected
by the worthy matron are as fol-
lows: chaplain, Mrs. Mabel Ayres;
marshall, Mrs. Mabel Jones; or
ganist, Mrs. Mabel Carpenter. Star
Points are to be represented by the
following members: Ruth, Mrs.
Mary Belle Zeigler; Adah, Mrs.
Maud Tredway; Esther, Mrs. Lucille
Brown; Martha, Mrs. Rachel Tired
way; Electa, Mrs. Elizabeth Walters;
Warder, Mrs. Beulah Lewis. Senti-
mel. +. O. Lewis.
Mrs. F. L. Harsh. proprietor OF
the Harsh Variety store, has re-
turned from a purchasing trip 10
San Antonio, Tex.
Mrs. p. Y. Howell, of Pasadena
and Vernon and Louise Holloway
Of Houston, are visiting their mo-
tber and grandmother Mrs. F. z.
Newell here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Glazener and
son Of Stanton, are visitors at the
home Of Mrs. Glazeners parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest WoodSide.
Miss May Arnett has returned to
her home in Harrington after an
illness here at the home Of her
parents.
Ray Dickson Of Los Angeles. Cal.
spent two days here this week Wis
iting his uncleS A. 8. and Knox
Jeffrey. Mr.. Dickson Is associated
with the Los Angeles a. Salt Lake
II. r.
David Wills has returned to Rio
Hondo after an absence Of some
time spent in Dallas, Texas.
Mrs. r. M. BaylisS Of KingSville
was a visitor here Tuesday at the
home Of her mother Mrs. W. G.
Nash.