, 1935-03-24
Browne Tract
Has Meeting
In Rio ondo

tito HOMO Was ny SCeue OF a pleas
ant all-day meeting Of the Browne
Tract Home Demonstration cipb
Wednesday. A covered dish lunch
con brought by the various club
members. was enjoyed at the noon
hour. In the absence Of Mrs. Knox
Smith. club president. Mrs. w.
Reed Lang presided. The meeting
opened with the singing Of club
songs. Roll call was answered to In
a novel manner. each member des-
cribing her wedding dress.
Mrs. D.. z. White gave a report OF
the annual summer encampment
meeting. An interesting report on
Cameron county council was given
by Mrs. K. B. Williams. A humor-
ous reading. "A Handsomer Man"
was ably given By Mrs. Larry Foelk-
er.
OF especial interest was an out
standing paper given by Mrs. K. B.
Williams, who had for her subject
America Must Choose. The next
regular club meeting will be held
with Mesdames j. K. Honeysett
and w. p. Mansker as Joint host
esses.
The monthly meeting OF the
Mems Fellowship club Of the Com
munity church was he'd Tuesday
evening al the Community church.
An interesting program of speaking
was enjoyed by the group assembled
for the meeting.
Rev. Powell of Harrington was the
out Of town speaker present for the
occasion, Mr.. Powell gave a very
interesting talk on The Influence
Of Religion Upon Advancing Civil
tZation." S. j. Christly gave a hu-
morous talk which was well receiv-
ed BY his fellow club members
Following this extemporaneous
speaking was the order OF the eve
ming.
A delicious pot luck" supper was
served with the following members
on kitchen duty for the evening:
Victor Heinig, Dan Affolter and M.
Stanley.
Attending we're the guest speak
er, Rev. Mr.. Powell. Of Harrington.
Henry Ullrich. Horace Johnson, @.
z. King. Mack Mize. S. ]. Christly.
Q. A. Henderson, Sam Autry, Wren
Rowland, G. Ullrich, Harold Mailer
nee, Morris Houghtelling, Eddie
Werner. Steele Thomas, Edwin NY
er. Milton Rodger. c. A. Mallernee.
r. j. Bingham. II. T. Hartzog. Ed
Alter. Knox Jeffries. Victor Heinie.
M. Q. Hatch, Byrl Hollon, Rex
George, M. Stanley. Jack Freshour.
w. K. Hodgkin, W. Reed Lang. Jack
Carpenter. Dan Affolter, Geo. Hen
derSon.
Mrs. George Kindinger entertain
ed a large group Of little boys and
girls here Tuesday afternoon when
she gave a wiener roast honoring
her son. Jack. on his 10th birthday.
The happy affair wa held on the
lawn OF the home. Games Of all
kinds kept the children amused to-
eether with several song selections
by the little guests. Norma Louise
Werner sang and Wanda Lee Nc
Murtry did a song and dance for
the group.
Assisting Mrs. Kindinger in her
hostess duties were Mr.. VIM. Swank
and Mrs. l.. B. Murtry.
Enjoying Jackie's party were:
James Scott. Mary Charlotte Field,
John Brown, G. l.. King, Jimmie
Foelker, Mary 10 Maddox, Mary
belle Foelker. Jack Hupp Helen
Hatch, James Hartzog. Wanda Lee
McMurtry. Bertha Jean Field.
Elaine Oleon. Don Pratt. Mary Ann
Hatch, Dorothy Hatch. Elizabeth
Oleon, Dolores Werner. joyce
Wlds, Norma Louise Werner, J0k-
ie Davis. Junior Hartzog. Charles
MADDOX, Rafael Roiz. Dean Rodgers,
Edward Foelker, Jack Kindinger,
Wanda Porter, J. Nolen.
One Of the prettiest parties given
here recently occurred when Mrs.
Gaines Jasper and Mrs. Jack Car
penter entertained at the home Of
the latter honoring Mrs. Herman
Sheffield. The attractive Carpen-
ter home had for its floral adorn-
ment lovely orange Amaryllis lii
lies. calendulaS and pink rosebuds.
The guest list included the fol-
lowing. MeSdames y. Raymond
Jones. STEELE Thomas. Harold NAL
lernee, c. A. Mallernee. Walter
Foelker. c. A. Goode. w. K. Hodg-
kin. G. E. Derby. Roy Goolsby. Geo.
D. Beech, Harry Field. II. G. Cham
berS Mack Mize, L. L. Brown. Mil
ton Rogers, r. Grove. Phil Hork-
man. B. ]. Sitz. M. Weimer, Frank
McCabe, r. j. Bingham. w. G.
Nash. Ellen McMuetry. r. M. Bran
non, w. W. Galloway, George B.
Warren, Alton Caffal. Chas KEYS.
Chas. Longhrake. Wallis Hatch.
Rex M. George. J. Robinson George
Byrl Hollon. A. T. Hough. George
Brown, George Evans. Dan Affol-
ter, Amy Yeoman. Joe Woman. w
=. Litzenberg, Edith PierSon. L. 3
Murtry. Ross Burleson. Jack Ere
shour Ralph Davis. Eddie Werner.
Floyd Wilds, George Kindinger. r.
Newell, NJ. G. Nixon. d. p. Rounds.
~. 7. Hartzog. Arthur Hartzog,
vHenry Taylor Hartzoe, and Misses
Maud johnson, BeSs Mize. Pearl
Brown. Mabel McEwoen and syl-
via Affolter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knox Smith enter
tanned their dinner-bridge club
wednesday evening at the Stone
wall Jackson at San Benito.
The table was attractive with its
centerpiece OF pastel hued hos
SONS. Following dinner the group
assembled at the home Of DR.. and
Mrs. w. j. Vinsant where tables
for the games were arranged. AT
the conclusion Of the evening
awards were presented 10 Mrs. w.
J. Vinsant and Mr.. Roger East.
Enjoying the hospitality were: