, 1935-04-30
|unior-Senior
Banquet Held
In Edinbug
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EDINBURG. April 24.-The mem
bers OF the junior class of the Ed
inhurg high school entertained the
seniors and faculty members with
the annual banquet.
Miss Mickey BledSOe was toast
mistress for the evening and the
welcome address was given bv
George Breeding with the response
oy Jimmie Poole. Clever jokes and
take-offS on students and faculty
members were given by James Bor-
roum in true Walter Winchel fash
ion.
The main address of the evening
was given by G. A. Davis, principal
OF the high school, and Superin-
tendent OF Schools r. p. Ward was
called upon for an impromptu talk.
Mss Florence Butler ave two de-
nghtful readings and Betty Lou
cunningham gave a dance with Mrs.
w. B. BledSoe at the piano.
The junior class sponsors, MI
Smith and Mr.. Woolsey, were as
sisted by Mrs. A. M. Weir In pre-
pairing for the banquet. Represent
ativeS OF the Parent Teacher asSo-
citation who assisted with the dec
orations and arranged the corsages
and boutonnieres were Mesdames r.
Il Bonner, g. J.. Fortson, II. G..
Aoerhold. w. B. BledSoe. T. (. Jas
person, w. II. Mayhem, z. M. Smith.
j. J. Chapman, Harry Crist, Il. 9.
BroadduS and j. j. CloSner.
The freshman class OF the junior
college entertained In honor OF the
juniors and seniors following the
banquet with a dance at the college
gym with John Barry'S orchestra
OF Mercedes furnishing the music.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Felker were
hosts to the members of the Friday
Night club. High was made by Mrs.
W. q. Killough and Mr. n. II. Car
ter.
The guests were Messrs. and Mes
danes w. G.. Killough, r. r. Car
ter. w. T. Potter, A. G. Haigh, Il
J. Tanner. J. L Berry and Arthur
Chaty.
The Blue Bonnet bridge club was
entertained Friday afternoon at the
Edinburg Country club with Mrs.
George Barnum as hostess. The
trophy was presented to Mrs. Scott
Jetton with Mrs. A. @. Statham
scoring second.
Those present were MeSdameS j.
Turner, Scott Jett0n, r. r. Peters,
Sam Hargrove, A. G. Statham, Grant
Montgomery and Roy KloSsner.
At the meeting Of the Mothers
club Friday afternoon at the Meth
odist church Mrs. Carl Bolls pre-
The topic for discussion was
Teaching the Young Chlld TO Pray"
Mrs Charles Sterling discussed
the topic while Rev. G. r. Brewster
spoke on The Family Altar or Liv-
ing Religion" Mrs Sterling and
Mrs. Lee Bair gave q vocal duet,
Sweet Hour OF Prayer accompan-
led at the piano by Mrs. w. r. Nc
The Rainbow Girls and their
Mother advisor, Mrs G. l.. Weber,
who left Friday Tor Dallas, and
Of the organization who
are members Of the a;gf school and
college graduating classes we're
complimented Thursday evening
with q BUN. supper ~ the Com
nunity House. HoStesSes for tire
occasion were members OF the local
chapter Of the Order Of the Eastern
Star.
The Rainbow Girls and the Order
Of the Eastern star presented Mrs.
Weber with two lovely gifts, pres
entaTions being made by Eva Ruth
Galloway and Mrs. Ed r. Smith
Clare Collier, Marilyn McAs<ill
and Josephine Chapman presented
Q skit. Wrong Numbers" and piano
solos were given by Josephine Chip
man and Mildred McHenry A trio,
Eva Ruth Galloway. Juar.La Krue-
ser and Mickey Bledsoe, sang
Night" from "Liebestraum" by
List.
Members OF the j. u. q. club OF
this city entertained the members
o. the N. u. G.. club with a picnic
lunch and swimming party Friday
at Cascade Pool In Nc
Allen Chaperons were Mrs. L. M.
80 Mrs +. q. Mckinney.
--.lted guests included Bob
p HiDbetts. Harold Barnum, Joe
Heacock. David Smith, Tom Bryan.
Sherman. Tom Slack, Doyle
WEIGH: members were Lucille Mont
zomery. Frances Mae Rush, Phyl-
10 Cramer. Bessie Merle Kirchner, |