, 1935-05-03
Program GiOen
For Societies
In Edinbug
Especial to The Heraldl

$500
tanned Tuesday afternoon with a de-
hghtful program given at the Meth
odist church by the Methodist wom-
ems Missionary society for the men,
berS of the missionary societies Of
the other churches.
Mrs. L. II. Piper greeted the guests
and Mrs. Elmo Bright was IN charge
of the devotional. The roll call was
conducted In a very unique manner
by each member answering with the
name OF her native state while Mrs.
r. L. Mcdonald gave a musical Sc
lection.
Two entertaining numbers were
given by James Ash. A play fol-
lowed How the Ladies Earned Their
Dollar" with the following members
of the society as characters: Mes
DANES @. G. Baumgartel, r. Bor-
rum. j. A. ShoSenberg. II. @. Fer
guson, F. j. Patterson, Ralph
Hughes, J. "A. Bumgardner, w. II.
Mayhem. w. F. Mcfarland. II. Tarp-
ley. A. L. Morgan. l.. H. Manning
and L. M. Vance.
The refreShment committee com
posed Of Mrs. d. r. Handley. Mrs.
A. L. Cramer and Mrs. @. j.. Hamme
served refreshments at the close
with Mrs. r. ID. Combs presiding at
the punch bowl.
The members OF the j. u. G.. club
entertained the members OF the
N. B. G. club Friday afternoon with
a swimming party-picnic at the
Cascade Pool in McAllen.
Members Of the NJ. B. c. Aere
Tom Bryan. Doyle WEIGH, Harold
Barnum. Bobby Sherman, Joe Hea-
cock. Tom Slack, Bobbie Hibbetts
and David Smith as guests. Accom-
panying them we're Mrs. F. G. Nc
Kinney and Mrs. L. NJ. Baliss.
The third OF a series OF art ex-
hibits sponsored by the Arts and
Crafts group OF this city will be
held at the Community club Satur-
nay from IL a. m. until 5 D. m.
This exhibit is brought here from
the North Texas State Teachers
college at Denton and consists Of
125 pieces which include Autographs,
plates. jewelry, hangings, draperies
and oil paintings.
This IS sponsored by Mrs. Kennedy
Smith. Miss Myra Looney. Mrs. Lola
Swanson and Ivan Johnson.
The members Of the I. T. club
were hosts Saturday evening with
a swimming party at Cascade pool.
The guests were Bobby HibbettS.
Topsy Collier. Tom Slack. Frances
Wood. Myles White. Doyle WEIGH,
Harold Barnum. and Tom Brown.
Mrs. It. K. ~Jasperson entertained
the members Of the Stitch and Chat
ter club Wednesday afternoon.
The members Of the Cactus Con-
tract Bridge club met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. John c. Jones
as hostess. High was made by Mrs.
A. C.. Statham and Mrs. l. L. Saun-
ders Of Hargill.
Mrs. Harry Pray was hostess We'd
nesday afternoon with the members
Of the ChatSo club as guests. Dis
cussions were held concerning avia-
ton and world famous fiers.
Alice Pearl Smith. talented little
S-year-old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
z. M. Smith, will be presented in a
program OF piano solos Saturday af-
ternoon in the music room OF her
parents home.
Alice Pearl, who attends the local
schools and began her musical study
before she was 5 years old, has had
lessons with Mrs. j. M. Frisby for
the past two years. She will be
heard in ten or IL piano solos select
ed from original classics. folklore Of
American and modern compositions.
Miss Minnie Friend OF Rockport.
Is a guest for several days in the
home OF Mrs. c. o. Gingrass. Miss
Friend has been visiting for some
time in Brownsville.
Mrs. Bob Hibbetts underwent an
appendectomy Monday morning at
the County-Ci hospital.
Mrs. James Worley Of Ell PaSo has
arrived in Edinburg TO make her
home with her husband who has
been here for several weeks.
Jack Gardner OF San Antonio
is q guest for several days OF his
uncle, w. d. Gardner.
Mrs. j. w. Eagan has returned
from a two weeks visit in Kansas
City. Mo, with her sister. Mrs. Dean
A. Elliot.
Kurt Flach. shop foreman Of The
Review. Is seriously III at his home
north Of Edinburg.
A. @. McHenry received notice Of
the death Of his father. j. Z. Nc
Henry. at the family home in Quit
man. Miss. Mr.. McHenry has just
returned from a visit with his father
who has been Ill for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Alexander and
son. and Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Alex
ander have returned from San An
tonic where they visited for several
days
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hendrix left
recently for Alabama where they
will visit for several weeks with rel
atives.
Wayne Mckenzie OF San Antonio
was a business visitor Tuesday in
this city.
Mrs. H, A. Hartlage of Rosenberg,
left recently for her home after Wis
sting her brother. o. G. Hollis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mylanr. for
merry of Edinburg. were guests Of
friends for several days.
Miss Beatrice Utzman of Mission
was a guest Of her sister. Mrs. r. @.
Berry for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winifred Turner
and small sons. left Tuesday for
Kansas where they win make their
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Stephens and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Mcfarland we're
guests OF Mrs. Name Ramsey and
Jim d. Ramsey in Harlingen, Sun