, 1935-02-01

j. II. Torras. M. L. Norvell, #. l..
Hinkley.
Mesdames George Campbell, r. 5.
Bone, j. z. Glenn. Robert Schmidt,
Guy Castleberry. Robert Bowie. Ezra
Dodson. Frank Grimsell. Ray Smith,
w. B. Hinkley. w. j. Vinsant. Claude
Atkins, G. L. Jones. Harry Carroll.
G.. A. Cowden. Bayview. w. s.
Moothart. Harlingen. <. Z. McDon-
aid, Bayview and Stanley Bliss Of
Harrington.
The San Benito What To-Read
club will meet on Feb. 6 in the home
of Mrs. Ted Pelham. Mrs. NJ. G..
Taft. mother Of Mrs. Pelham will
serve as hostess on this occasion. A
splendid program has been arrang-
ed for the meeting.
Among those attending the school
Of instruction Of the Order Of the
Eastern Star held in Brownsville
were MeSdames Tommy Cooke, Roy
<. Clark, Max Phippenny. Joe Smith,
Herbert McSpadden. r. B. Goolsby,
H. L. Alsmeyer. Ralph Thacker, Hell
en- Milum. w. r Brown. Charles
Allison. Ora Lee Goolsby. j. H. Tor
ras, Robert Work. Jr., Jack Ward,
d. O.. Wagner, MI. and Mrs. Adolphe
Thomae, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Brock,
Mr.. Frank Roberts. Mrs. Isabella
Seydler, DR.. Jacobine KruZe, Mr.. A.
". Male and Mrs. H.. +. McFadden,
graynd representative OF the pro-
vince Of Ontario.
Ninety-one members and visitors
were present Tuesday afternoon
when the Federated Missionary soci-
ETY. met in the First Christian church.
Lovely spring garden flowers were
used in providing a decorative note.
Mrs. Mitchell Orr, president Of
the organization opened the meeting
with a most appropriate greeting.
An interesting program was given
during the afternoon composed Of a
musical number by Mrs. +. G. Richey,
Los Fresnos; Bible study, Mrs. r. w.
Orr: vocal selection by Mrs. John
Conn; and a splendid talk by Rev.
erend G. S. Mckinney.
During the social hour delicious
refreshments were served by the So
cial in the annex.
Mrs. John Conn OF this city and
Mrs. Hoyt Whealan OF TecumSeh,
Michigan. we're guests of the Wom-
ans Culture club Wednesday after
noon when members assembled in
the home Of Mrs. j. w. Sweeney in
the Palm Grove.
During the business session plans
were adopted to sponsor the making
OF playground equipment for the To-
cal schools. Preceding the study
hour. Mrs. Conn sang two solos.
TO a Violet" and an encore num-
Der. She was accompanied at the
piano by Mrs. Richey Of Los FIRES
nos.
The program for the afternoon was
in charge Of Mrs. o. l.. Byrd, who
presented an interesting round table
discussion On What is Your Idea of
the Cause and Cure Of Crime in the
United States?" Members taking
part in the discussion were Mesdames
j. Y. Harvey, o L. Byrd. Harry Car
roll. Charles Barnes and r. G.
Richey.
The next meeting OF the club will
be held III the home Of Mrs. Charles
Barnes February 10.
Twenty members were present
when the Lateral II club members
assembled in the home OF Mrs. Os-
car Williams during the past week.
Guests Oh this occasion included
Mesdames w. J. Carson. Port Blake
ly. Carl Johnson Of Wyoming and
Mrs. Pierson of Chicago.
Members answered roll call with
current events and interesting anec
dotes. Following a brief business
session games and contests we're en-
joyed in which prizes were presented
to Mrs. L. w. Humble and Mrs. II
II. Parks.
The next meeting Of the club will
be held in the home Of Mrs. L. Win
ell with Mrs A. Harrison as CO.
hostess.
All members were present Mon
day evening when Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Marchbanks entertained their
bridge club. Seasonal flowers we're
used about the rooms where the
were seated.
When scores were totaled awards
we're presented TO Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Hill. In the late evening delicious
refreshments were served.
Mrs. Frank GrimSell entertained