, 1935-07-21
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A4AAGAA&4AA2 "a A& 1890
women's Golf club. The luncheon
was held Thursday In the patio Of
the Reese w Mend hotel with the
decorative theme. featuring the pop
ular sports, golf. Mrs. Alton Hutson,
president presided at the business
meeting when rules and regulations
we're adopted for the series OF golt
tournaments TO be sponsored by the
group.
other officers Of the club are Miss
Elizabeth Peters, treasurer; Mrs.
George w. Johnston, social chair
man: Mrs. o. N. Joyner. chairman
of handicapS
AS an entertaining number for the
meeting, Alice Blouin Savage gave a
Song and dance number accom-
panied at the piano by Mrs. H. J.
Adamson of san Benito.
Present were Mesdames Hutsons
Joyner, Johnston, Peters, McClen-
don. z. w. McClothin. Paul r
Maxwell, j. G. Atchison, Grace Nix
on Buckles. II. ". Disnukes. Clay
ton Pritchard, w. o. Weller. ice
Gordon. ID. ID. Norton. r. o. Burns,
Crockett Campbell. Henry Converse,
Ray Murray, M. Z. Deakins. r M.
Tegege. q. w. Burley. Roy Porter,
Dave Schuepbach. Herman Bupp,
III. j. Adamson, and Misses Mary
Elizabeth Challes, Wanda McGloth-
in. Kelsey Stuart and Alice Blouin
Savage, Peters.
The Garden club held the last
meeting Of the summer Thursday
afternoon at the woman'S building
with Mrs. Charles II. Simmons. presi-
dent. in charge. Mrs. w. III. Hall OF
Stuart Place was guest speaker for
the afternoons program. Mrs. Halls
topic. Water Gardens" was OF spe-
cial interest and in her instructive
and interesting discussion brought
out many points which were discuss
ed IN round table fashion following
her talk. A large number OF mem-
bers and guests were present.
The custom Binds" was the title
Of a playlet presented at the Ed
ucational and social meeting OF the
Methodist Missionary held Tuesday
afternoon at the church. Mrs. Nath-
m Powell. leader for the day and
Mrs. jeanette Paul assistant gave the
background for the play in telling
OF the customs and conditions In
Korea today and the work done there
BY the Methodist missionaries.
Scenes OF the play were laid in o
Christian Mission school and a Ko-
rean home where Christian prin-
cipleS conflicted with the old crS-
tom Of ancestor worship. Members
of the cast were Mrs. Edward Mill
gan. Misses Julia Bolts, Geraldine
McKenna and LuVerne McKen-C
students IN the Christian school and
Mrs. j. o. Hardy. Mrs. E c. Ben
nett and Miss Irene Rainey rs the
parents and Mrs. Fred Roane as
the principal NJ the school.
Among the social c~ourtesies Of the
weekend for members OF the young
er social set was the informal lawn
rarty given Friday evening at the
home az Mr.. and Mrs. ID. ID. Norton
when they named as honor guests.
Miss Ruth Anne CLANCY OF Poplar
Bluff. Mo. guest Of her aunt, Mrs.
I p. Challns and James Marcus
Weber Of Winnsboro. guest or hts
aunt. Mrs. John ID. Fowler, Jr.
Games en- the lawn were the d.
version Of the evening and ice cream
and cake were served at the refresh
ment hour.
Miss Mary 10 Phipps. who left
with relatives Saturday for an az
ended stay in Colorado, was hostess
70 a group OF friends at a swimming
party and picnic supper wednesday
evening ar Casino pool. Those pres
ent were Dorothy Carlisle. Dorothy
Mae Allen. LuVerna McKenna.
Betty Burdette. Peggy Bush. Bill
Vance. Roderick Wofford, Pat Col
lier. James Downing and Robert
Hollingsworth.
Dr. and Mrs. M. s. Beller enter
tanned a group OF their friends re-
Gently az their home In observance
OF their wedding anniversary. Tables
were arranged for games Of bridge
and pinochle in a pleasing environ
ment Of bright summer blossoms.
Punch was served during the
"ames with minis on the tables. At
a late hour fee cream and waters
were served to the following friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Campbell. Mr..
and Mrs. F1lbert Englebrecht. Mr.
and Mrs Nose Albin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Scheiner. Mr.. and Mrs Otto
Ingendorf, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Aungust.
Mrs. John Rogers and little son
~ San Antonio are the guests OF
Mrs. Rogers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. F. Klein.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles III. Polhemus
ana daughter. LaDonna, are visit
ing In San Antonio for a few DAYS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Sanders have
returned from an extended tour az
EASTERN states and Canada. Their
motor iteniary included 7s states.
Mrs. L. G. Head returned Tues
day from a five weeks trip which
included stops In Houston. Shreve-
nOrt. La, and Evansville. La. IN
houston Mrs. Head visited with
Dr. and Mrs. T. ID. Head. DR.. Head
Is pastor OF the First Baptist church
IN Houston and IN Florine. La. abe
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. A
l. Head.
Mr.. and Mrs. Polk Hornadav. son
Emory. daughter. Almeda Louise
are expected 10 return SUNDAY from
a visit CT two weeks with relatives
in austin and Bsgwell.
Misses Matte and Jennie Case
and nieces. Jean and Mary Joe
DhinnS were expected n leave AZ th-
weekend for a stay OF several weeS-
in Colorado.
Mrs. FL. p. Roberts OF BrownsvIr-
WAS the rrYnc4 10 An~ -~-~w