, 1935-04-18
Edinburg Club
Has Program
This Week

Especial TO The Herald)
EDINBURG, April 18.-Mrs. g. T..
Heinemann read a most interesting
paper on Our American Music"
Monday afternoon when the mem
bers Of the Musical Culture club pre-
scented the program before the Wo-
mems Community club at the Com
munity House.
Mrs. Z. M. Smith and Mn c. L.
FortSen played a piano duel, "Har-
monica Wizard" Sousa, and Mrs.
Grady Hight gave a piano solo.
Souvenirs Dvorak. Mrs. w. Il.
Jackson sang Sing Me To Sleep" by
Edwin Green and was accompanied
at the piano by Mrs. Hight.
Plans were discussed for partici-
patton In the Cleanup week in CO.
operation with the Garden club. Two
pictures which we're made of the
Flower Show sponsored by the club
last April will be purchased and
hung In the Community House.
Three delegates and one alternate
were appointed TO attend the Valley
Federation meeting in Donna; they
we're Mrs. A. T. Potter, Mrs. A. K. S.
de BeSsieres, Mrs. G. L. Heinemann
and Mrs. H. E. Jewell.
The members Of the Hi-Lo Night
club met Saturday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. w. r. Montgomery Schun-
ior.
Preceding the bridge games a de-
licious Mexican supper was served.
The personnel included Messrs.
and MesdameS 0. c. Aldrich. c. <.
Bryan, Marvin McASkill, J. X. Gull
bertSon. z. A. Brown, L. Z. Tinker,
W. d. Gardner, w. +. Tinker, j.
J. Oliver and Mrs. John Lavelle.
Mrs. j. s. Pelt conducted the Bible
study Tuesday afternoon when the
members Of the Lottie Moon Circle
OF the Baptist w. M. u. met at the
church. The scripture reading was
taken from the sixth chapter Of Mat
thew.
A very interesting talk was given
on the subject. Enlistment" as ap-
piled to the missionary society.
Those present we're Mesdames
Clarence Pigg. <. c. finland, Jr., J.
Il. Magee. j. w. Lawrence, G. L.
Fortson. o. u. Jones. ID. G. Abney.
w. W. McGuyer. Frank Skinner. H.
T. Winder. II. z. Zavitz. j. w. Hamp-
ton, j. s. Pelt and Miss Maiden Pom
der.
Mrs. "A. NJ. Casberg was hostess 10
the members Of Circle one OF the
Presbyterian Auxiliary Tuesday
when the devotional was led by Mrs.
Alma Bell and the lesson study was
taken from the book. The Holy
Spirit in the Old Testament" There
were nine members and one guest.
Miss Belle Boynton, Of Topeka.
Kansas, present.
Circle two met IN the home OF
Mrs. Jack Trolinger with Mrs. <. M.
Smith conducting the Bible study.
Mrs. Trolinger was elected chair
man Of the circle with Mrs. j. w.
kirkpatrick as vice chairman. 9th
er officials elected were Mrs. Ed r.
Smith, treasurer: Mrs. Fl. j. Skin
ner. secretary; Mrs. j. d. Courtney,
study leader; Mrs. r. B. Curry, re-
porter.
Mrs. r. O.. Yingling was hostess
at her home Tuesday afternoon to
the members Of the Georgia Swan
son circle Of the Methodist w. NJ. s.
The lesson study was taken from
the book, How We Got Our Bible
and Mrs j. T. Felker gave a varv
interesting discussion on Early
English Versions" followed by an
other talk on Ancient Versions and
Quotations" by Mrs. L. II. Manning.
The True Heart circle held its
meeting at the home OF Mrs. Ralph
Hughes Tuesday, afternoon with
Mrs. r. T. Patterson leading the de-
votional taken from the second chap
ter of Ephesians.
The book. "Orientals in America
was discussed by Mrs. +. M. Hart
man.
Mrs. G. G. Porter also reviewed a
sook. The Chinese Puzzle" which
was cleverly enlivened by a dialogue
taken from the book and was given
by Mrs. Lee Bair and Mrs. l.. M.
Vance.
Mrs. Harold Combs was in charge
Of the devotional service Tuesday
afternoon when the Belle Bennett
circle met in the home Of Mrs. w
A. McNabb.
Following a brief business session
with Mrs. H. Tarpley presiding the
lesson study vas conducted by Mrs.
Elise Sharpe from the book "Orien-
tails in American Life" She was as
sisted by Mrs. c. r. Brewster. Mrs.
Joe Clark and Mrs. ". "A. Morrison.