, 1935-06-02

Clark leading the study Of The
Holy Spirit" Next Monday all
members will meet at the church for
the regular monthly general busi-
ness meeting.
The q. AS met Wednesday morn
ing at the First Baptist church with
eight members and one visitor pres
ent. These girls are still studying
Medical Missions, this lesson be-
ing Hospitals and Pill Bottles"
This Is q benevolent work and later
they expect to send q box to the
Valley Baptist hospital at Harrington.
At the regular meeting Of the I.
90. +. Lodge Tuesday evening del
egAtes we're elected to the Valley
Association Of Rebekahs and Odd
Fellows, which meets in McAllen
next Tuesday. Those elected were
Messrs. G. B. Funk, H. G.. Barber,
Simon Beller, A. A. Snethen, G. A.
West with MeSsrS. Geo. Rosencranse,
II. H. Hale, w. w. Ludwig, A. F.
Smith and M. +. Hammer as alter
mates.
The Junior Study club met Tues
day at the home Of Mrs. A. J..
Douglas in Harlingen for the last
meeting Of the year. Mrs. Fields
Hampton presided in the absence Of
the president. The program was
Modern Trends" Mrs. Fields
Hampton discussed Modern Trends
in Poetry" Mrs. Charles Pearre
gave Modern Trends in Art" In
terror Decorating" was described by
Mrs. Weldon Swinnea. Mrs. Floyd
Langford told OF Modern Trends in
Music"
After the program new officers
we're installed as follows president:
Mrs. Clarence Gound; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Dan Weber: secretary,
Mrs. Weldon Swinnea; correspond
ing secretary, Miss Mary Elizabeth
Thomas; treasurer, Mrs. Fred Pep
per; parliamentarian, Mrs. Ben
Wood.
Mrs. Harry Ratliff entertained
Friday with a luncheon. Two tables
Of guests, made up Of members Of
the Wednesday Contract club enjoy
ing this hospitality. Miss Pr,
Reefe was high. Mrs. G. II. Stev-
enSon viii be next hostess.
Tuesday marked the last official
meeting Of the Literary Review club
Tor the year, held at the home Of
Mrs. Bryan Hutto, with IA members
present.
Following the business meeting
presided over by the president, Mrs.
G. H. Stevenson, at which the final
reports Of committees were heard.
the meeting vas turned over to Mrs.
Hutto. the program leader.
The Natives Return" by Louis
Adamic, was ably reviewed by Mrs.
c. r. Barnes, the authors life was
described by Mrs. Z. K. Ewing Of
Donna, followed by "Symposiums"
by Mrs. Clifton Davenport.
MIS-. -. - 1ACOSAAAACl dA4Q MIS-
Gordon Pelley were accepted into
the club as new members.
The Junior Christian Endeavor
members were honored with a swim
ming party at the Cascade swimming
pool at McAllen Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. and Mrs. Reed, Mrs. II. l..
Trott, Mrs. Clell Solether, Mrs. w. +.
Workman, Mrs. w. NJ. Jenkines and
Mrs. w. +. Powell, with q few mem
bers OF the Senior Christian En-
deavor accompanied them on this
trip.
Charming among the Inequalities
Of the week was a delightful bridge
affair given by Mrs. +. G. Mcconnell
Monday afternoon complimenting
her niece and ~houseguest, Miss Mary
Jane Simpson.
At the conclusion Of the games
score favors were awarded Mrs. g. r.
Barnes, Mrs. p. p. DoSs, Miss Della
Crowley and a gift presented TO the
guest, Miss Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Schupp enter
tanned members Of their bridge club
Tuesday evening.
Score trophies went to Mr.. and
Mrs. r. L. Stern.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Stern Of Mer-
cedes are spending the weekend in
Rosenberg and Houston.