, 1935-11-01
Pelham
Compliments
Club Group

Benito Music club met Monday az
ternoon in the home OF Mrs. +. g.
Pelham when o program on Indian
Music was presented. BY the Wat
ers Of Minnetonka" was played by
Mrs. Pelikan while Mrs. w. T.. Pitts
sang Fer Blanket" by Lieurance.
Miss Lillian Harl sang Indian
Dawn" accompanied az the piano
by Mrs. Pelham. A violin number
by Miss Harl From the Land Of
the Sky Blue Water was especially
enjoyed. Mrs. Ned G. RigSbee gave
an interesting paper on Indian
Music"
Officers in the club are as fol-
lows: president, Mrs. II. w. Sch
neider; vice president, Mrs. w. =.
Pitts; second vice-president, Miss
Mae Wilson; secretary, Mrs. T. G.
Pelikan; treasurer, Mrs. 7. s. Cas-
well; parliamentarian, Mrs. L. A.
Barrier; Reporter, Mrs. Z. 4. VIII
meth: librarian, Mrs. +. w. Burgess.
Membership committee Is COM
posed Of MeSdameS Z. 4. Wilmeth
and L. II. Winell; Program Com
mittee, MesdameS r. G. Pelikan,
Ned C. Rigsbee and Miss Mae VIII
son; choral director, Mrs. l. A.
Barrier.
The next meeting OF the club viii
be with Mrs. A. J. Moore when q
program on sacred music viii be
presented.
Mrs. G. NJ. Wunderman was host
esS when the members of her sew
ing club met for luncheon. Sewing
and other needlework furnished
diversion.
Twelve members were present
when the San Benito Garden club
met in the home Of Mrs. Y. w.
Burgess. The meeting was called 70
order by the v~ice-president, Mrs. G.
w. Sullivan, In the absence Of Mrs.
L. w. Humble, president Of the
group.
Roll call was answered with In
teresting garden hints. A report Of
the council meeting was given by
Mrs. Harry Lupton.
Preparation Of Flower Beds" was
the subject Of an interesting paper
given by Mrs. l.. j. Cilley. Newly
Catalogued Flowers" was the report
presented by Mrs. Fred Hartman.
.
At a meeting OF the National
Honor Society held in the Home
Economics Building on Monday eve
ming 20 members we're present.
Representatives from the various
Honor Societies dating from the
year 1928 were present and named
other members OF their societies.
Character. Scholarship. Service
and Leadership. the -Four Points
Upon which the Society Is Based
was the subject Of the splendid adj
dress given by S. ". Nicely. A talk
on the "EmblemS OF the Society"
was presented by Miss Maurene
East. The initiation Of two new
members, Robbie Raw Breedlove OF
the class Of 1886 and Doris Schr1-
eber Of the class Of 1887, was held.
Mrs. ]. B. Gum and Mrs. B. T.
Orr were joint h~oSteSSeS when the
Loyal Women's club met In the
AlSAAAG VI bAAC lJAAAlCA. 4AG AACNbAAAe
was opened with scripture reading
given by the president. Mrs. Stella
Yoder, and followed with a prayer
by Mrs. W. q. Oliver. Mrs. ID. q.
Wagner had charge Of the Bible
study.
During the social hour a series
Of games were enjoyed BY those
present. Mrs. w. 3. Oliver was q
guest for the occasion.
Forty members OF the Young
Peoples organization OF the First
Presbyterian church were enter
tanned in Phillips tower on the San
Benito-H arlingen Highway Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. z. L. Barmore, sponsor OF
the Young People was assisted by
Mesdames Frank Phillips, Charles
Yost. =. w. Colmery, r. L. Rawls.
Pete Smith and DR.. Hugh Robert
son.
Mrs. Charles Norwood OF Corpus
Christi Is a guest In the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Stewart for the
week.
Nj. and Mrs. d. S. Meyers have
gone to Laredo on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. <. Barber have
as guests in their home MI. BARRIERS
sister Mrs. L. Plem and daughter
Miss Plem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bruce have
returned from a trip 10 san An
tonic and Uvalde where they were
guests OF Mrs. Bruce's family.
Mr.. and Mrs. lT. s. Brock, Mrs.
Herbert McSpadden, Mrs. r. B.
Goolsby and Mrs. H. F. McFadden
have returned from the c. Z. s.
Grand Chapter Session held In San
Antonio.
Ware Mccall who has been in
Laredo for the past several days
has returned 10 the city. While away
he was the guest Of his sister, Mrs.
Annie Pue.
Mrs. Ora Lee Goolsby plans to
depart during the week for Wood
lawn, where she will be the guest
OF her sister, Mrs. Clay Galloway.
Mrs. Frank Underwood who has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Carroll for the paSt few
months has returned to her home
in New Orleans. Her son. Jack Horn
viii remain in the Valley and at
tend school here this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. M. Phippeny and
son. Dale. have gone 70 FL Paso
where they viii make their home.
Mrs. Alex Munro has returned
from San Antonio where she was
the guest of her son. Angus and