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MISSION, March l6.-MrS. II. c.
Jeffries was hostess Friday after
noon at a sewing tea compllmentlng
Mrs. William Menning OF Appleton,
Wise, who Is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. r. A. JeffreyS, and Miss
Blanche Carmen who is the house
guest of her sister, Mrs. George
Agnew.
The fourteen guests came with
hooked rugs, quilts and baskets OF
miscellaneous sewing TO be done,
Following the afternoon OF busy
needles. the hostess served a delic-
ious tea plate to her guests.
Arrangements for their part in the
Hidalgo County Home Demonstra-
ton Clubs encampment were made
at the meeting OF the Sharyland
Home Demonstration club at the
home OF Mrs. j. B. Close Tuesday
afternoon.
The club will attend a days en-
campment taking their own fooc
which should come from their PAN
try shelves. There will be a lecture
and the remainder OF the day will
be devoted TO recreational numbers
and each club will present one indl-
vidual stunt. This club will give a
style show of old fashioned toys.
There will be a general exhibit Of
canned goods. quilts. hooked and
braided rugs, and all kinds OF hand
work in competitor.
Mrs. Maude T~ibberghien was
chosen as leader for the chorus and
Mrs. G. z. Storms was selected as
pianist.
II was announced by Mrs. t. L,
Langham, president. that an ex-
panSion program will be held March
is. at the McAllen Chamber oil
Commerce at which time the mem
bers will be instructed as TO how
they may obtain a library. Also MIS-
Matte Wilroy, county home dem
onstration agent will give a demon
stration on Quality Canned Prod
uctS" at a Joint meeting OF the
Sharyland and North Mission clubs
at the Methodist church Friday.
During the social hour the hostess
served light refreshments 10 Mes
danes r. j. Duncan, r. l.. Crosby
w. Fl. Wilson, B. Y. Lewis, Roy Alex
ander. c. o. Murphy. Hattie Weldon
j. r. Lehman. A. E Hinninger, j. r
VanDevort. A. S. BroyleS, Ilboer-
Rhein, w. E. Fine. L. v. Williams
Storms, j. T. Hampel, Langham
Strahle. Eppright. T. J. McKinnor
and grand daughter Beverly Ann
and Miss G. Groath.
Mesdames r. j. Caldwell. T. B
SammonS, B. NJ. Strong, Roy p. Con-
way and Vernon B. Hill were host
esses this week at the Caldwell home
honoring the highs" for this per-
iod Of the Wednesday Bridge club.
After the games OF the day, Mrs.
Caldwell seated the players at the
dining table beautifully laid anc
with a c~enterpiece OF gorgeous calen-
i. dulas and blue bonnets. and served
A delicious ~refreshment plate. A
each corner of the table was a cry
stall bowl OF candytufts, and al each
shiph's' place was a lovely gift.
The honorees for the period we're
MesdameS Ted NJ. Melden, Flor
ence M. Hayes. George s. Agnev
and Edward Oppenheimer.
MesdameS Lawrence Brooks. j. w
Rutledge, Miss Margot and Mis-
Stalmach. Rio Grande City mem
bers Of this chapter Of the A. A
u. w, we're hoStesSeS Monday night
at the home of Mrs. Brooks for the
association. The study of Contem-
porary Spanish and italian Drama
was also presented by the RAJ
Grande City members with Mrs
Brooks as leader. In the absence o.
Mrs. Hester. Mrs. Brooks. who l.
vice president, presided e TN
short business session during which
time 1t was announced that Mis-:
Darlington. state president, will not
be here this month as previously
announced because OF the death OF
her father.
Present for the meeting were %
members and the following ladies
who were guests: MeSdameS Flor
ence Scott. Huff Soils, A. F. Shell
don, Swalford, Misses Rachl and
Helen Sheldon. Shirley Brooks. Rob
in Brooks and Miss Soils. During
the social part of the evening sand
witches. cookies and coffee were
served by the h~ostesseS.
Mrs. John A. ReusS was winner
OF high cor trophy with Mrs II.
II. Rankin winning second at the
games OF the Neighborhood Bridge
Club Wednesday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. j. +. Ewers. Ms.
Frank Wilson who Is the guest OF
Ter sister. Mrs. Joe Price. was the
only out of club player. Members
playing were Mesdames A. j.. Whit
tleSey, Joe Price, Nelson Wimberly.
Thomas Robertson, A. P. Wright,
ReuSS and Rankin.
Green and white prize wrappings
we're used with score pads, TALES,
the floral decorations and refresh
ment plates further rejecting St.
Patrick colors used in al the party
accessories.
Members OF the Alton Amadeus
club met for their regular meeting
at the home Of Mrs. Fannie Castle
! Tuesday afternoon during
which time a program and a social
hour were enjoyed.
The hostess, assisted by her
daughter, Mrs. Paul Sounderman.
served a refreShment plate TO the
following ladies: MesdameS B. H.
Lapham. X. z. Keck, j. d. Jennings,
II. A. Fienhold. II. r. Brummage.
s. l. BraSkamp. G. II. BOVINE, T. B.
Norman. B. II. Oxford. r. 3. Shary,
r S. Thomas, c. B. Thompson. H.
z. Watson, Albert WickS r. S