, 1935-03-17


OF Mrs. Arthur Middleton when pro-
gram depicting the Garden in
Poetry and Song" was given.
Mrs. F. w. Burgess opened the
meeting with The Annual Wed
ing OF Spring" Other numbers in
Guided Honolulu Tulips" bv Mrs.
j. r. Cook: Southern Roses Mrs.
A. II. McMurty: Who Makes the
Garden?' by Mrs. Harry Lupton;
Grief too Soon" an original poem
read by Mrs. r. 3. Worth and orig
inal poems and musical compost
tons presented b. Mrs. Cilley.
Mrs. Harry Lupton sang. It's But
a Faded Flower, accompanied al
the piano BY Mrs. "A. r.. Middleton.
Mrs. o. T. Roots played a violin
number. "SOlvieg's SONG" accom-
panied by Mrs. IT. s. CaSwell, Flow
err Quotations from Famous Poets"
was the paper read by Mrs. II. q.
Williams. Mrs. C w. Sullivan gave
a splendid report on Flowers Of the
Bible" The concluding number on
the program was To Make Geran-
iums Bloom" by Mrs. II. G. Miller.
The next meeting OF the club
Will be held in the home Of Mrs.
T. w. Burgess.
The marriage Of Miss Ednlce Dod-
son to John N. Lewis OF Cleveland.
| Mississippi, has been announced by
Mrs. +. A. Dodson, mother Of the
| bride. The ceremony was perform
Cd on Saturday. March 9th in the
Presbyterian mans with Or. Hugh
r. Robertson reading the marriage
lines.
Mrs. Lewis Is well known III San
Benito having attended the local
| schools. Mr.. Lewis is also a grad
uate OF the San Benito High School
and later attending the Teachers
College Of Cleveland. Mississippi.
Following a honeymoon trip the
I couple will return 10 Cleveland,
where Mr.. Lewis viii resume his
teaching in the fall.
Mrs. Edward Wilson. 81 Troy,
Ohio. teacher IN dramatic art and
experienced in Little Theatre work
will present a three act drama,
Convict Number SIX Sunday eve
ming At the First Methodist church.
The public Is cordially invited TO
hear her.
Sixty eight members and visitors
we're present Tuesday when the
various circles OF the First Presby-
terrain Church met as follows. Cir
Gle number one In the home OF Mrs.
Y Il. Bucklin with Nesdames r. q.
| Richey. Robert BOckman. f. u. Bar
more and BuCklin a. hoStesseS. AZ
one o'clock a delicious luncheon was
served. Twenty two members were
present.
Circle 2 met IN the home OF MS.
Fred pritchard with ~ members
and three visitors present. Follow
ing the meeting IN the afternoon a
delicious dessert course was served
Circle 3 met IN the home Of Mrs.
Wylie Cochran with ID members
attending the luncheon which was
served az u. 80. Seventeen members
and two guests were present IN
Circle 4 which met in the home Of
Mrs. r. 3. Stewart for a MONDAY
luncheon. Mrs. James Of Chicago
and Mrs. Lallier were guests al this
meeting. Circle 5 met in the home
Of Mrs. Davis Wade with 10 men,
bers and one guest present. AT noon
a delicious luncheon was served.
The three-act drama. Cicero
Steps Out which was given M
the High School Auditorium Wed
nesday evening was splendidly dra-
matted. Miss Tabor Of Macon.
Georgia, directed the parts and
supervised the stage scenes and
other features pertaining to the
setting. The cast included DR.. r. o
Sizer, Ezra Dodson, Jimmy Dodson
n. y. Davis. Misses Lillian Harl and
Tabor.
An interesting part Of the eve
ming included the chorus Of twelve
girls who sang the latest song hits
OF the season. The play sparkling
with clever lines and good laughs
received high applause. Proceeds
from the entertainment were plac-
ed in the fund for the underprivl-
edged child.
The Athenian club met Wednes-
day afternoon In the home W Mrs.
w. o. Brown when rs members
were present. Program leader tor