, 1935-10-25
Pep SquadAnd
Team HOnored
With Party


RIO HONDO, Oct. 25.-In cele-
hration Of the Rio Hondo high
school football victory In a recent
game the football team and Pep
Squad Ct the school we're entertain
ed with q party Ut the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Key Merchant.
Games or bridge, bunco and a
number Of other games furnished
entertainment. A delicious refresh
mcnt course was served IN the lat
Ter part Of The evening BY Mrs. Mer-
chant assisted BY Marie Ann Hork-
man, Mary Belle Sizer, Katherine
Bingham and Marie Beene.
Attending were Supt. and Mrs.
R. j. Bingham. Mr.. and MRS. Jack
Freshour. MIR. and Mrs. Jack Mode
nett, Miss Evelyn Douglass and
Betty Phyllis Mccarthy. Warren
Wilds, John Brown, Elkin Taylor.
Charles H0ll0n, Marie Ann H0rk-
man, Marie Heene, Mary Belle Sizer.
Katherine Bingham. Elizabeth Mix
en-, P. j. McNurtry, Leah Mae Tay-
Tor, Peggy Brannon. Marizell Mitch
ell, Wylene McMurtry, Ewald Wag-
ner, Bob Hrannon, Marcella Schultz.
Jimmie Yecman. Horace Baugh. Mae
Gusler, May Lee Nixon, Justice
smith. Frank Kuhn, Floyd Gam.
Ronald Stewart, John -. Baugh,
Claude Mitchell. Hampton Ken
nedy, Richard Wheeler, Mary Vir-
ginia Joyner, George Werner, Rich
ard Hollon, Earl Jones, Kenneth
Hatch, Leon Coates, Mildred Ken
edy and Doris Ruth FreShour.
Plans for the annual penny ear
nivnl OF the parent-Teacher aksocia-
ticn are going forward with the
Community Choral club practicing
for the minstrel which promises 70
be the highllght of the occasion.
Glasses r voting for the Queen
or the Carnival with two sisters pitt
ted against each ether In the con-
test, Miss Geraldine Canville run
ming for Queen Of the senior high
and her sister, Miss Virginia run
ming for queen Of the junior high.
The paSE week a queen for the
primary department, Miss Betty
Marie ChOilc has been added 20 the
contestants with voting especially
spirited between the primary and
junior high grades.
Carnival leaders announce that
the carnival viii begin this year at
Q o'clock, Thursday 81, allowing pa
irons to eat their supper az the car
nival. A large eat booth will be q
feature Of the carnival which Is an
nually the largest and most success
fl affair Of the year to be given
IN Rio Hondc.
Miss Erline Baugh and Mrs. Ga
melle L0veleSs Of San Benit0 are en-
pertaining with q tea-shower Tues
day. October 40, from 4 to Q p. m
h0noring Mrs. Forrest Beene, a re-
cent bride and former resident CT
Rio Hondo. who Il now making her
home In Anahuac.
The party will take place at the
home a. Mrs. II. NJ. Sheffield In
Arroyo Blvd.
Evelyn Myer and p. j. McMur-
try entertained with a party here
Tuesday evening &C the home q Mrs.
Ellen McMurtry when they invited
a number Of their friends 70 help
them celebrate their 10th birth
days.
Games Of various kinds were en-
joyed BY the group and In the lat
ter part of the evening twin BIRTH
day cakes were cut and delicious
cake and punch were served.
Enjoying the event were: Pearl
Rowland. Tony Kosta. CLYDE
Rounds, Dora Clemens. Nine Sue
Turner. George Werner. Wylene Nc
Murtry. John d. Baugh, Jaunita
Cmnville, Jack Myer. Leila Taulbert,
Walter Clore. Evelyn Myer, p. j..
McMurtry. Mrs. Edwin Myer and
Mrs. Ellen McMurty.
Miss Shirly Carpenter and Miss
Pearl Carbon were week end viSi-
tors at the home Of their parents
here. Both are students at the Col
leRe Of Arts and Industries az Kings
vile.
Mr.. and Ms. John Kacktik and
son, Walter are In Houston where
they were called 70 the bedside Of
their son. John who Is seriously III.
Rio Hond0 women attending the
Federation CT Women'S clubs NJ
Edinburg recently were Mesdames
Hugo CRUDE. A. p. McMurtry and
Goneveive Rounds.
Members Of The local order OF the
q. r. S. No. 8I5 who attended Grand
sessions at San Antonio re-
were: Mrs. J. r. George. Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Tredway and Mrs.
Bertha Reik.
MI. and Mrs. Jim Brooks and
daughter, Mary Ellen are in Calves
tom where they will make their home
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