, 1935-05-24
Bridge Group
Entertained
In NHeslaco

WESLACO, May "A. - OelIa
Deck Bridge club we're entertained
by Mrs. Jeanette Mauck Wednesday.
Mrs. T. r. Daniels and Mrs. Oliver
Swinnea were club guests. Mrs.
Clardie Clark was high. Mrs. Clark
viii be next hostess.
"A meeting Of the Alumnae aSso-
citation Of Golden Castle College Of
Nagcya, Japan" was the title OF a
playlet which was given Monday
b. members Of the Presbyterian Aux
iliary at the regular meeting at the
church. Golden Castle College is in
need OF a chapel, and the annual
birthday collection taken at all
Auxiliary meetings Of the Southern
Presbyterian churches during this
month will go toward building this
chapel.
Those taking part in the program,
attired in japanese kimonas we're
Mesdames II. L. Trott, z. F. Miller.
K. I. Emmons, B. c. Wood, l.. G.
Williamson, and Reed. Mrs. @. w.
Greenway sang a solo In keeping
with the program.
OGAAAAA t4AC gAoAAlC2 CooA0A ~ was
voted to assist paying expenses OF
two young people to the Young Peo-
pies conference at Kerrville. Mrs.
w. r. Workman, president. gave a
report Of the recent district auxiE-
airy meeting.
Next Monday the circles will meet
I'm the various homes. Circle will
meet at the home Of Mrs. Clark at
6lO Texas blvd.
Mrs. T. z. Carpenter opened her
home Tuesday TO the regular meet
ing Of the intermediate G.. AS.
CCline Pickett was in charge Of the
meeting.
A lovely Mothers Day program
was given by the girls, with Leigh
dell Griffin opening it with prayer;
Mamie Mae Emery, the Story OF
samuel;" Dorothy Bell Carpenter,
The Origin OF Mothers Day." The
Proclamation" by Leta Smith;
Mothers job" by Marietta Smith;
Somebody's Mother" by Coline
Puckett: Mothers Portion" by
Dorothy Bell Carpenter; AN Old
Woman" by Eldeen Watson; "A
History Of the Girls Auxiliary" by
Mary Frances Emery.
The counselor, Mrs. H. d. RAM
sey, presented Arm Bands to Coline
Puckett, Eldeana Watson and Mamie
Mae Emery. Visitors for the program
included Mesdames j. A. Pickett, w.
- Emery, T. L. Smith, A. F. Smith, and
the hostess.
The Southern Star club has post
poned the next meeting and Will
meet the second Tuesday in June at
the home OF Mrs. Z. I. Emmons with
Mrs. Paul Fawcett as co-hoStess.
An event Of interest to their many
Valley friends was the early morning
marriage Thursday. May l6 Of Miss
Helen Clark and Mr.. Roy Thigpen.
which took place at All Saints Chap
Ell in Austin.
The bride was attired in a heauti-
full white satin gown with veil. She
Is the daughter OF Mrs. Lottie Clark.
formerly OF Weslaco.
Mi. Thigpen formerly lived in Mer-
cedes. They left after a wedding
lCdhldob AoI dh Al PloAAC ZIP W
Chicago and Detroit. They will be
at home in Austin.
MI. Dave Reeves was taken to Nc
Allen hospital last week for treat
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Rankin and MI.
and Mrs. Jess Mitchell Of Corpus
Christi were guests last week end Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sid Rankin. They
cane to attend the graduation Of
their son and brother, Ebert Ran
kin.
MI. and Mrs. Hull ar~ family who
recently came from Central Texas
20 make their home here. have re-
turned to their former home.
Mrs. Ray Hartness spent most Of
this week in Alamo at the bedside
Of her mother. Mrs. w. 7. Jennings,
who is seriously Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Belts and
family spent the weekend at Boca
Chica.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry RaEliff moved
this week to the Stoltz property on
Oklahoma avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Fraser returned
Saturday from an extended trip TO
st. Louis and Memphis, Tenn. At
Little Rock. they were joined by
their son, Ebert. who made the re-
mainder Of the trip with them.
Miss Thelma Butcher Of McAllen
spent the weekend with her sister,
Mrs. Carl Nicholson.
Mr.. Wood Wilson arrived Satur-
Gay from Kansas City to join his
wife who has been here several
weeks. They will make their home
with Mr.. and Mrs. r. @. Clatterbuck
south Of Weslaco.
Mrs. w. H. NeSmith Of Brownsville
A spending a few weeks here at the
home Of her son, John NeSmith and
family.
Gray Mayes left Saturday for his
homo in Mississippi upon receipt
Of q message that his sister was seri-
ously III.
Mis-. Nina Hudson Is expected this
week from Oklahoma TO spend the
summer here with her father, II. II.
Hudson.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Daniels left
Saturday for their summer vacation.
Hidalgo Council To