, 1935-09-08
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DONNA, Sept. Circle one of
the Presbyterian church met Thurs
day morning at the home OF Mrs.
w. S. Petch, with ten members and
two visitors present. Mrs. Nelson
Jean was program leader. the topic
for study being MY Community
for Christ" The program was fol-
lowed by an open discussion which
was very interesting and helpful.
Mrs. Harold Watts gave the devo-
tional on the Holy Spirit In Paul's
Letters" Following the meeting. a
delicious covered-dish luncheon was
served.
Circle two met Thursday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Emory
Capp, with nine members and one
visitor. Mrs. w. q. Taylor presided
during the business session, in the
absence Of Mrs. John Weimer the
chairman. Mrs. T. 3. Townsend
gave the devotional and Mrs. Ray
Schelley was in charge OF the pro-
gram. Next Thursday the members
Of the Circle will meet at the home
OF Mrs. Duncan Lowe for an all-day
quilting.
The Missionary Society OF the
Christian church met at the home
Of Mrs. 0. j. Anderson Thursday
afternoon. with Mrs. Joe Reynolds
the president. presiding. A very in
teresting program was presented,
Treasures Await the Pioneer"
The devotional was given by Mrs.
G. n. Whitener the program lead
er for the afternoon. Mrs. j. w.
Evans presented Home Missions
in Changing America" and Mrs. M.
II. Hutto spoke on Cooperation in
Home Missions. Miss Lucille
Weber told What the Home Mis-
sions Can Mean to the Individual
and spoke very Interestingly OF per-
sonal experiences she has had in
her work in various Home Missions.
Mrs. G.. w. Farmer gave Hidden
Answers and Mrs. NJ. z. White
read an interesting clipping. Mrs.
Ward Townsend and Miss Ruth
Sargent sang mo Crown Without
a Cross. a reading 1T Isn't Your
Town, It's You" vas given and the
program was closed with a prayer
by Mrs. Charles Sargent.
The Methodist Missionary Society
held its regular business meeting at
the church. with Mrs. Dare giving
the devotional study for the after
noon.
The Home Workers and Willing
Workers Home Demonstration clubs
held a joint meeting at the home
Of Mrs. ]. G. Sewer Tuesday after
noon, with Miss Wilroy the County
Demonstration agent in charge Of
the program on Child Welware."
There were IS members and two
visitors present.
The Donna High School Parent
Teacher association will hold its
initial meeting for the new school
year al 3:45 Monday afternoon.
September 8, in the high school
auditorium. All pa&entS OF high
school pupils r urged TO be pres
ent.
The approaching marriage of
Miss Georgia Mae Norwood. 70 Mr..
Stuart T1nsley Penick Of Indian
apolis was announced Thursdav
morning by Miss Norwood's mother.
Mrs. j. K. Wier. at smartly appoint
ed morning coffee. The wedding
will take place October I. in Indian
apolis.
Mrs. William Ball and two grand
children. Maria Theresa and Billy
Connally, left Sunday morning for
Houston. where they will make
their home.
r. 5. G. X. Anderson is visiting
relatives and friends in her former
home in Nebraska.
Mrs. Sam Crutcher. formerly of
Donna. who has a position with the
Home Loan office in Dallas. Is
spending the week in Donna, at the
home Of Mrs. w. S. Petch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hester have
returned from a most ENJOYABLE
trip TO Saltillo and other points OF
interest in Mexico.
Mrs. Jones and daughter. Betty
Rose. OF Colorado. are visiting at
the home Of her sister. Mrs. Joe
Reynolds. Betty Rose will remain
for the winter with her aunt. Mrs.
Pauline Peters and will attend Ed
inburg college.
Rev. @. w. Farmer has returned
from Austin. where he has been at
tending school for the past month.
Miss Dorothy Mae Yerger. who is
in training at Santa Rosa hospital
in San Antonio. Is spending a few
days at her home in Donna.
Mrs. Lois Petch who has 50 sue
cessfully conducted a kindergarten
at the Methodist church for sew
eral years past, is re-opening her
school Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. S. Machen have
moved to Missouri to make their
home. Mrs. Machen was named
honoree at several farewell affairs.
before her departure for her new
hnrne