, 1935-02-22
Reader to Be
Heard Friddu
In La Feria
special % me Heraldl

A2R@1A1a ~ AAG AALAMAAN
LA FERIA. Feb. a. Mrs. BeSs
Gearhart Morrison, OF Lincoln, Neb.
world traveller and artist, will read
Shadows OF the Years" at the high
school auditorium Friday evening
February %. Fer appearance in Ia
Ferta is under the auspices Of the
Methodist church.
Mrs. Morrison, a pioneer Metho-
dist preachers girl, has delighted
audiences all over the United States.
as well as IN Europe, with her in
terpretationS Of Charming Pollock
The Fool" and other dramatic
selections such as Poets and Au-
thors have Met and Mother
Gets Back On the job
She began teaching A country
school at the age OF fourteen, be
cause she says, the missionary
barrel Just plumb gave out and /
had 10 have clothes TO 70 away and
study elocution." Although she has
studied conventionally she knows
human nature from her close con-
tact With people and her selections
are fitted to her people.
Mrs. Mitchell was hostess 10 the
SoroSiS club. az her rome early in
the week. Members answered roll
call with brief reviews OF current
topics such as The Gold Standard
Valley Basketball" Recent Nov
les American Actors and Music
ianS,' Rejected Art Saloon Ma
tional Speech Arts Conference "A
Valley Author, and Spring Fash
ions During the business session
reports from officers and commit
tees were heard.
Misses Margaret Wydner and
Mary Preston, visitors TO the
Twentieth Century club at the reg
ular meeting reported that a most
enjoyable and interesting program
on Texas Art was given. Papers
on Sculpture" and Architecture"
were given by the members. Mrs.
Ben Sanders OF Harlingen spoke on
the Appreciation OF Texas Art and
Artists" She presented several
paintings. one 81 special interest TO
our members was a piece OF "Old
Mexico" by Mrs. McGill.
A chain letter from Mrs. o. l.
Byrd. junior chairman was read and
suggestions were then given for a
letter from the SoroSis club 70 the
HarlinRen Juniors
A program on the literature Of
the Middle Americas was given BY
Miss Willie Magee, a review OF Up
ton Sinclair's novel The Jungle"
Hill Country, a story OF the pio-
neers OF the Rec River country OF
Minnesota by Ramsey Benson. BY
Miss Mary Preston; Miss Ruth
Louise Robinson. iona Gales
Friendship village"
During a social hour refreshments
yer served by the hotsesS TO IS
members.
A demonstration on the making
OF cheese was given by Mrs. II. d.
vessels TO the members and friends
OF the La Feria Home DemonStra-
ton Club. which met recently at
the home OF Mrs A. F. Anderson.
Mrs. "A w. Amthor read an inter-
report Oh the council meet
ing she attended
Mrs. K c. Wallace, president. dis
tributed copies Of recipes for max
ing mermaladeS, jellies. and other
things, which she received from
Miss Dorothy Porter Cameron coun-
" home demonstration agent.
Mrs. j II. Roach was appointed
to represent the club at the state
highway Identification meetings.
Two new members joined the club,
Mrs. + c. Tennessee and Mrs. l..
Watson. Five visitors were present,
Mrs. Z. G. Hanson OF Lincoln. Ne
braska, Mrs. Z II. Stephen OF ST.
verton, Mrs. Arthur Williams. Mrs.
c. Y. Mayo of La Feria. and Mrs.
c. Rambo OF Harrington.
Mrs. 4. S. Hanson OF Lincoln,
Nebraska. READ an original poem