, 1935-04-24
Bntton
HonoT Class
At Tea Event

PHARR, April 24.-One OF the out
standing events Of the week was the
charming silver tea given at the
Harry Britton home with Mrs. Lena
Britton as hostess. The tea marked
the sixth birthday anniversary Of the
Pharr Methodist ladies Bible class.
A delightful program was rendered
as follows: Piano selections by
Knight Baker, readings, by Mrs.
Phillips; two vocal solos, Jack Slap
les, vocal solo, Mrs. Lappart: vocal
quartet. Happy Birthday to YOU"
by Alva Lockhart, Bonnie Joyce
Linn, Marjorie Britton and Donna
Lee Young. Tea was served from a
beautiful lace covered table cen
tered with a lovely bowl Of pink roses.
to about 40 guests.
Mrs. K. J. Scott was hostess to the
Tuesday bridge cub at her home.
The favor went TO Mrs. Marvin
Evans. Delicious refreshments OF ice
cream and cake were served by the
hostess to the following: Mesdames
Max Maule Howard Teer Raymond
Johnson, Ben Kelley, Marvin Evans,
c.. b. Fleming, T. G. White and J.
w. Puckett.
DR.. and Mrs. j. P. Lockhart hon.
Ored their daughter Alva recently
with a delightful party on her 10th
birthday anniversary. A small group
Of friends enjoyed games and var
ious entertainments. Delicious re-
freShments were served after which
the party attended the matinee at
the Texas Theatre. The guests we're
Misses Bernice Baden Marjorie
Britton and Mary Emma Parish.
The Young Peoples Fellowship
club Of the Epescipalian Church met
Sunday evening at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Leland McCullough.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l. Gum Of Nc
Allen entertained the members of
the bridge club at their home the
WCCh. 41AC E1CtCA ulOLAA was CnA4ACA
out effectively with spring flowers
md other table decorations. A d,
liciouS dinner was served to Mes
dimes and MesSrS. j. ID. Lauck. Le-
land Mccullough, +. j. Chidlow, ID.
u. Buckner. M. B. Gore and P. s.
Devine.
Mrs. Ward Walters was hostess
the latter part Of the week to an
all day quilting and covered dish
luncheon at her home in Pharr. Six
teen ladies were present and enjoy
ed quilting and other entertain
ment. Those present were MedameS
J. 4. Ely, w. +. Davis. p. M. john
sen. II. Collins, c. Vandever, l. c.
Delp, T. z. Ross, A. LyngasS. Mack
Henderson. Earl Gambel, George
Rogers. r. Harris, T. s. MoSely.
Caroline Olson. and Cora Walters
Miss Catherine Melton spent the
past weekend in Waco where she
participated In the Southwest Texas
Music meet held there. She also
visited in Lorenzo, at the home Of
Miss Francis Hooper.
Mrc. Carl Salisbury and daughter
Rose Marie were recent Pharr visi-
tors as the guest Of the formers
mother. Mrs. Loran Dumont.
Mrs. N. l. Davidson who has
been very Ill at her home Is improv-
ing.
The Rev. Richard X. Heacock,
pastor Of the First Methodist church.
Is In Mission assisting in a two
weeks revival al the Methodist
church there.
j. ID. Lauck motored to Browns
vile recently on business.
Mrs. Rogers Frazier. Of McAllen,
was a recent guest Of her mother,
Mrs. L. M. Flowers.
4. j. Teagarten OF Mission was the
dinner guest Of DR.. and Mrs. ~. l..
Davidson Saturday.
James Evans has returned home
from Chicago and points in Tonnes
see and Arkansas. where he has bean
visiting with relatives.
Dan Green. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Green Of Pharr Is expected to
arrive home Wednesday from Lin
coin, Neb., where he is a pre-med
student at Union College there. He
Is returning home to recuperate
from a recent illness.