, 1935-06-21
Haden-CrooRs
Muptiak Said
In WesLaco

N9pOClhl 70 Inc hGfWlul
WESLACO, June 20.-MiSs Werd-
ns Crooks. daughter Of MI. and Mrs.
r. L. Crooks Of weslaco Of Mr.. Os-
wah Haden OF San Angelo, Tex,
were united In marriage Tuesday
evening az 8 o'clock at the home OF
her uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Bris-
coe IN McAllen. The impressive ring
ceremony was read by Rev. r. w.
Shirley Of the McAllen Baptist
church. Following the ceremony, a
reception was held.
The bride was attired in a becom-
ing evening gown OF white silk crepe
with a white shadow hat. She was
attended by her sister, Miss Villa
Joe Crooks, attired In a blue eve
ming dress.
The groom was attended by the
brides brother, Mr.. Bob Crooks and
her grandfather, DR.. J. o. Briscoe
OF Weslaco. Mr.. Haden Is manager
OF a retail and wholesale oil BUSH
ness In San Angelo, where the young
couple viii make their home after a
short honeymoon trip to San An
tonic and Del Rio.
Those attending the wedding we're
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Crooks, DR.. and
Mrs. J. O.. Briscoe, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
I. Hearne, Mrs. Ruby Hardy. Miss
Burnel H~achenberg, all OF Wesla-
GO. Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Briscoe Of
Pharr. Louise and Harold Briscoe
OF Sonora and Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
BriScoe.
Mrs. d. T. Setter was hostess
Monday TO members Of circle two
OF the Methodist Missionary society
with ten present. Mrs. John Craw-
ford and her mother. Mrs. McVicars
were guests. Mrs. Cobb was welcom-
ed as a new member.
Mrs. w. j. Bach told Of Bishop
Moore'S tr~avelogue Of China. Mrs. A.
"A. Sothen told OF "A Chinese Stu
dent in America and the American
Viewpoint Of Him.. Mrs. w. w.
Ludwig gave the devotional. Mrs.
John Crawford, Miss Katherine
Rigsby and Mrs. Ludwig gave the
parts Of the red, white and blue.
Circle three met with Mrs. Phil
Hoge and Mrs. ID. s. Carson. Ten
members were present. The above
program was enjoyed.
Outstanding among the social
Inequalities Of the week was a de-
hghtful miscellaneous shower given
by Mrs. Eta Hale and Mrs. Rena
West at the Odd Fellows Hall COM
plimenting M Of Weslaco's June
brides. Mrs. j. d. Clark, nee Miss
Louise Barber.
AT q linen covered table. centered
with a bowl Of blue plumbago. Miss
Frances Woodward presided over
the brides registration book. "A
short program was enjoyed with
Mrs. Sada Jones singing * Love
You Truly accompanied bv Mrs.
j. H.. Busby. Miss Dorothy Carpenter
read. Starting Out. Wanda Hach-
enberg gave a piano solo. Mrs. Nolan
L. Wilson, in a few wen chosen
words presented the honoree with a
number Of lovely gifts.
Guests included those mention
ed and MeSdames j. A. Pickett. w.
w. Ludwig. Z. I. Emmons, S. Bel
Ter, Mabel Hachenberg. Fred Hofer.
X. L. Crooks. II. G. Delhi, Ridinger.
Edith woodward, r. Frizzell, M. J..
Clark. Pauline Clark. "A. A. Snethen.
W. P. Rodgers. Troy Dean, r. M.
Garrett, A. +. Langford, Lillian
Durbin. Raymond Griffin Of San
Antonio. Lester Hull. Ida Levin. M.
Z. y. Soman, Vida Biven. Sam
T1dwell, II. L. Meek, Sid A. Rankin.
M. w. Smith, II. L. Buddemeyer. II.
r. Albrecht, r. T. Hudson, M. ID.
Slice. Edgar Gloor, H. c. Barber.
Misses Leona Smith. Marjorie Bud
demeyer. Verda Beller. Burnell
Hackenberg. George Nell Asher.
Annie Myrl Langford. Hazel En-
mons. Coline Pickett. Aldeana Wat
son, Mary Glenn Speaks, and Edith
Lee Rankin.
Miss Emma Mae Smith OF East
Moline. Illinois. arrived this week TO
spend the summer with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Smith. Miss
Smith is a teacher.
Miss Verda Beller. who has spent
the past several months with her
sister, Mrs. A. @. Anderson. in Har-
lingen, returned this week.