, 1935-10-18
San BenitO
Mews, Notes

ESPECIAL I'd 1U& nCE@A0t
SAN BENTTO, Oct Ia Circles
Of the Women's Auxiliary OF the First
Presbyterian church met Tuesday IN
the following homes: circle one, Mrs
Jack Ehliers, chairman, In the home
OF Mrs. I. TX. Elrod &C q luncheon,
Twelve members and three guests
were present. During the afternoon
Mrs. Il. "A. Carpenter had charge Of
the program and presented m inter-
esting discussion on Mexico. Mrs
Joe Sloan gave excerpts from a let
ter received from MIR. Motto Martin
A Presbyterian Missionary from A.
RIGA. Mrs. Mitchell Orr had charge
Of the Bible study.
Circle two met In the home OF
Mrs. I'D. I'D. Grove with MRS. Alex
Munro as co-hoStess. Eleven mem
bers answered roll call. During the
meeting MRS. +. w. Colmery present
"a an Interesting Bible study after
which Mrs. M. q. Taft had charge OF
the program.
Circle three was entertained In
the home of Mrs. I. M. Phippenny
with the chairman Mrs. Frank Phil
lips in charge. Fifteen members and
one guest were present. Mrs. James
Cochran had charge OF the Bible
study and MRS. Mark Gardner pre-
sented the program.
Circle four met in the home Of Mrs.
John Clark when 10 members
and four guests, MRS. Joe 5hafer,
Mrs. r.. q. Burke. MrB. g. Gerst and
Mrs. Van Cleave were present. The
Bible lesson was presented by Mrs.
IN. ID. Goolsby while the program was
in charge OF Mrs. Paul Cowgirl. Mrs.
Hugh Robertson and Mrs. ]. I. Bates
assisted Mrs. Cowgirl In the interest
inR discussion on Mexico. During
the business session plans were corn
pleted for the serving Of the mems
dinner IN Bowie Chapel Monday
evening.
Circle five was entertained IN the
home OF Mrs. J. g. Toynbee when
II members and one guest were regis
tered. Mrs. Adolphe Thomaa. chair
man, had charge OK the business BeH-
sion. Mrs. Morgan Sherer present.
ed the Bible study and Mrs. Il. X.
Kenton was In charge or the program,
Members Of the Learners club held
the first meeting uf the year nc the
home Of Mrs. Wylie Cochran IN Har-
linaen with q luncheon program.
Mrs. Elmer Walk was leader for the
afternoon and gave q very interest
ing talk on the Three Great Musics-
ans" and discussed the origin and
nature OF primitive music.
Mrs. III. T.. RawA discussed
Rhythm and Achievements" as well
as the Limitations Of Primitive
Music" Mrs. Walk gave nm inter-
esting review on Egyptian Music"
this number being followed by an
Indian Dance number by Miss Jones
accompanied at the piano By Mrs
Hoskins.
Members Of the Woman's Culture
club held their first meeting Of the
new club year In the home Of the
president. Mrs. II. +. Bucklin when
a luncheon Of smart appointments
was served.
Following the luncheon business
pertaining Cd the club was presented
after which roll call was answered
with Vacation Echoes"
MRS. III. +. Bucklin extended presi-
dents greetings to the club and Mrs.
Harry Carroll, educational chairman
presented an interesting outline Of
the years study which will be Of a
miscellaneous nature with programs
on Texas predominating. Atten-
ton was called to the pen and Ink
sketch ON the year book covers. this
sketch depicting the Alamo comes
from the pen OF Mrs James Sweeney.
The next meeting or the club viii
be with Mrs. +. Q. Richey, October
as.