, 1935-09-27
Beta Chapter
Has Program
In HanZingen

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program OF the new club year In
Beta Chapter Of the Delphian Soc
iety was held the past week In the
music room OF the local high school
Mrs. James q. Louthan is presi-
dent Of the newly organized group
and Mrs. John Kirby Is secretary.
During the business meeting plans
were made TO endorse a. membership
drive. Mrs. O. V. Brown was leader
for the meeting and presented an
interesting discussion on The So
cial Life OF Tudor England"
Mrs. McMurray Richey gave an in
teresting review OF Tudor London
and glimpseS into the attitudes Of
the day such as Witchcraft and
magic. she was followed on the pro-
gram by Miss Ruth Brown who dis
cussed Customs AS Revealed In
Shapespeare's Plays" Other phases
OF the program were presented by
Mesdames John Kirby, ID. s. Mey-
ers. Miller and Davis.
Following the meeting a round
table discussion was greatly enjoy
ed. Meetings Of the chapter will be
held bi-monthly and viii be on Fri
days at the high school.
Mrs. d. C.. Wagner was a charm
ing hostess during the past week
when members Of her Bible Cl-SS
assembled In her home. During the
study hour Mrs. Stella Loder who Is
class president. presented an inspir-
ing devotional. Mrs. Wagner con-
Quoted a Bible quiz.
BILLY Smith," was the subject OF
q clever reading given by Mrs. Ora
Dickey. During the latter part OF
the afternoon a series Of contests
under The direction OF Mrs. L. II.
Spicer were enjoyed. Ten members
and five guests we're present. Re-
freshments we're served at the close
Of the meeting.
Guests included Mesdames w. B.
Oliver. B. r. Crouch, Ora Dickey,
r. T. Wilson and Clara Crouch.
The Pennsylvania Avenue club
held an tnformal reception the
first OF the week in the home CT Mrs.
Carrie Shafer. honoring Mrs. Sha-
fer on the occasion or her birthday
anniversary. A pretty color note Of
pink and green was carried cut dur
ing the afternoon. Corona blossoms
and waxen lilies formed a center
piece for the table in the dining
room where q refreshment course
was served.
Mrs. O. 4. Cause and Mrs. O.. w.
Mccain received the guests and Mrs.
@. Soyars had charge Of the punch
bowl.
Mrs. g. !. Worley was hostess 20
the Lateral + club during the past
week. Ten members and one junior
enjoyed the luncheon which was
served.
During the afternoon those as
sembled answered roll call with
funny stories and current events,
Mrs. Angie Caswell. Mrs. Neva TwisS
and Mrs. Beatrice Graves were nam
ed MS a committee 10 draw up res
olutions on txe death Of Mrs. Vesta
Md. Parks, who passed away Sep
TENDER IS IN Tulsa. Oklahoma. II
was decided at this time to send q
round robin letter 10 Mrs. Maggie
Parks who resides I'm Stonewall. Ok
lahoma. Mrs. Parks was formerly
a member of this club.
Contest winners during the meet
ing were Mesdames G. M. Wilds and
Arthur Graves. The next meeting
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OF Mrs. VIII shafer.
The Friendship Glass Of the First
Baptist church entertained with the
regular monthly social at the church
naming as guest Of honor on this
occasion, Mrs. Joe +. Sellars who Is
leaving soon to make her home IN
Harrington.
During the afternoon q clever de-
piction Of : country school was Civ
en-, after which a shower OF dainty
linen handkerchiefs were accorded
MRS. SellarE. Thirty guests we're pres
ent. Mesdames E. Yarrow and I. w.
Pratt acted as hostesses-
Mabel Mansur and Sarita Green
slade were joint h~oStesses when they
entertained the first CT the week
with a birthday party honoring Luz
ellie Mansur. Diversion for the az
fair included a series OF contests
and games In which prizes we're
given. Later dancing provided d.
version.
Guests were Florence Spears. Doris
Schrieber, Georgia Mae and Gladys
Miller, Lois Loveless and Arnold
Hofling. Dan Morgan, ]. G. Bowie,
Howard Kennedy. William Kruze, Ed
win willett. Dick Hockaday. Bob
Grove.
A buffet supper Of interesting APP
pointments was served in the high
school cafeteria when colcrs Of pur-