, 1935-11-24

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were given: Il Dwell in the House
OF the Lord" ~ Mrs. w. w. House.
wright; piano solo, Jesus Lover Of
My Soul" by Mrs. T. 8. CaSwell,
vocal solo, Largo" by Handel, By
Mrs. L. A. Barrier; vocal trio. Me>-
danes Ted Pelikan, L. A. Barrier
and Schneider. sang Land OF Con-
tent" The concluding number was
presented by Mrs. N. @. Chatelle OF
Los Fresnos who sang Hold Thou
Ny Hand Dear Lord"
AT q meeting OF the Las Estudi-
anteS CulturaS Literary club held
in the home Of Miss Margaret
Hagedorn Monday evening interest
ing responses on Pet Hobbies
were given for roll call.
Miss Ruth HulSey was In charge
Of the program and presented Miss
Barbara Boyer who talked on Hob
fies in General" A round table
discussion on hobbies was enjoyed
by the entire group present. The
next meeting OF the club will be
held IN the home of Miss Ruth
Hulsey Dec. 2.
Sixty members and visitors we're
present Tuesday afternoon when
the Woman's Auxiliary of the First
presbyterian church met in Bowie
chapel. Miss Effie Watson present.
cd a review on the book That
Other America" She was assisted
BY Mlsdames E. /. Bucklin, r. B.
Stewart. Hugo CRUDE. r. 3. Gools-
by. John Clark. James Cochran and
Miss Flora Stookey.
Following the program a social
hour was enjoyed in which delic-
ious refreshments were served.
H~OstesSeS on this occasion were
MeSdames Jake Hafner. r. B. Stew
art, Fred Pritchard, John Bowie
and Hugh Robertson.
Members OF the Lieut.. Thomas
Barlow Chapter Of the OAR. enter
tanned with a luncheon Tuesday in
the country home OF Mrs. c. NJ.
Cash when Mrs. M. c. Turner, Dali
las, state regent Of the OAR. and
Mrs. Marian N. Chrestman. Dallas.
state corresponding secretary were
guests Of honor.
Lovely tones Of yellow and orange
were employed in decorative notes.
flowers of these shades being placed
about the rooms. The guests Of
honor and officers OF the chapter
were seated at one large table while
others were seated at quartet ia
bies. Delicate shaded blossoms CEN
tered each OF the tables which
had been set for the delicious re-
past.
Following the noon hour a re-
view American Revolution" was
presented BY Mrs. Ned c. Rigsbee.
"A piano solo BY Mrs. Ted Pelikan
and vocal numbers by Mrs. M. NJ.
Magoon were enjoyed. Mrs. Turner
was the guest speaker for the ses-
sion and talked on Patriotism
From A Woman's Standpoint"
While In the Valley Mrs. Turner
Las organized a chapter in Mission
Of which Mrs. T. J. Caldwell has
been made regent. Forty members
and guests were present. Hostesses
from san Benito included Mes
DANES Charles Pugsley. Ned G..
Rigsbee. c. M. Cash, o. L. Byrd. M.
S. Nonger and Miss Helen Lee
Brooks.
Delegates named to attend the
Missionary Societies meeting
will be held in Raymondville
IN the near future were announced
as follows whe nthe women Of the
Methodist church met Tuesday for
the regular voice program: Mrs.
Charles Allison, reporting delegate,
Mesdames o. X. Workley, Ruth
Fitzpatrick. Forest Wilson, Henry
T.. r. Gilbert. Marcellus
Johnston, G. r. Pirtle, Howard
.asWell and NJ. 3. Hays.
Mrs John Prentiss was program
while Mrs. Fred HartmSl,
vas hostess. Those appearing on
he program included Mesdames c..
T. Pirtle, John Prentiss. Benito
LOngoria. II. A. Dean. DR.. Mamie
and Misses Hattie sue Har-
-iSon and Madelyn Valentine.
Refreshments were served during
he social hour. Plate favors were
miniature turkeys. Those serving
we're Mesdames Willis Parsons.
Neely Newman and Ruth Fitzpat-
rick.
color and Charm Of Mexico
City was the interesting review
resented BY Mrs. Hugh Robertson
when she talked to the members
II the Harrington Study club during
he past week. Other talks given on
were "Shrines IN Mexico"
nd Men Who Made Modern MeA-
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