, 1935-02-01
Auxiliary To
Present PLAY
In San Benito
Especial to The Heraldl

Auxiliary held in the home Of Mrs
Jennie Adkins plans we're made tc
sponsor a local talent play. Commit
tees were appointed by the president
as follows: arrangements. Mrs. d. w
Day, Mrs. o. <. Ogden. and Mrs. Joe
Spears. A committee report wa!
given by Mrs. Z. Z. Ogden, Mrs. Day
and Mrs. Williams In regard TO work
done during the holidays.
The next meeting Of the group
will be held Feb. ) in the home OF
Miss Ella Keys. with Mrs. w. M
Watson as co-hostess.
Mrs. M. q. Huffman was a charm
ing hostess Tuesday afternoon when
she entertained with four tables OF
bridge honoring Mrs. Charles Green
Of Panama and Mrs. G. w. Strict OF
Monterrey. Mexico.
Lovely seasonal blossoms adorned
the home, while TALES and ~Scorepads
reflected the pastel shades OF the
flowers. During the games Mrs. G,
ID. Carr held the high with Mrs.
George Campbell second. Mrs. Huff
man remembered each honor guest
with a pretty gift package.
Following the interesting games OF
bridge a frozen salad course was
served with delicious waters and
coffee. Those enjoying the hospi-
tally were MeSdameS Green, Strict,
Nathan Craig, Ralph Thacker. z. II,
Fairey. Ed Hinkley, L. Burrus., Rob-
ert Schmidt. A. L. Price, Tommy
Cooke. @. D. Carr. George Campbell,
Hilary Hicks. j. H. Torras, Ray
Smith and "A. r. Metheral.
During the sessions OF the Wom-
ans Missionary Union Auxiliary OF
the Valley which met in the First
Baptist church during the past week,
many interesting conferences were
held by educational chairmen. Prin-
cipal speakers OF the day included
Mrs. Susie Dalton of Waco. who adj
dressed the assembly on Christian
Education"
Mrs. r. Il. Kyzar, Valley educa-
tiOA4AA Vial mail AAdd NiAcA Sc Va bAS
devotional hour during the after
noon session. She was followed on
the program by Mrs. o. L. Smith.
AT noon a cooperative dish lun-
cheou was served IN the dining
room OF the church. Plans for the
study book Of the year we're dis
cusSed and the text books for the
year were chosen. An interesting
round table conference was held dur
ing the luncheon period.
In the afternoon. reports on the
defamation groups in the Valley
churches we're given and plans for
the district meeting which will be
held in Alice. Especially pleasing
was the talk given by Mrs. r. <. L.
Mewshaw. who Is leaving Feb. 4 for
China where size will assist DR.. r. 4,
L. Mewshaw in his medical work.
The concluding numbers on the
program included the singing OF sew
eral beautiful hymns.
An outstanding event OF the past
few days was the eighth anniversary
celebration Of the Valley Chapters Of
Of the p. r. O., when they observed
the occasion with a luncheon Of
smart appointments at the First
Methodist church. san Benito Chap
ter L served a hoSteSseS at the
meeting.
The luncheon table was in the
form Of a large T and the colors OF
the organization deep gold and
white were carried out. Calendulas
and fern placed IN a crystal bowl
formed q pretty centerpiece, flanked
BY tall tapers in crystal holders.
Decorative notes about the dining
room included evergreen clusters
placed az the d0rmer windows.
Following the luncheon a program
honoring the founders Of the p. T..
o. was given. Rainbow colors were
carried out, each color having a SYM
bolic meaning. Lighted tapers were
used in an interesting and effec-
tive memorial service. Several mu-
steal numbers we're enjoyed by the
group.
Many Out-of-toWn visitors enjoy
ed the meeting as we'll as many
members from the Valley chapters.
Mrs. q. w. Strict Of Monterrey,
who II the guest Of her daughter.
Mrs c. 4. Carr. was named honoree
recently while Mrs. Wesley Simmons
OF Harrington and Mrs. G. D. Carr of
this city entertained with 10 tables
OF bridge at the Aztec.
Interesting decorative notes car
rled out the colors Of yellow and
green. Lovely calendulas and fern
were banked about the room and
placed in the windows overlooking
the resaca. Table accessories depict
cd the pretty shades Of the blossoms.
During the games gifts we're pre-
Sented 10 Mrs. George Campbell,
first, Mrs. w S. Moothart. Harlin-
gen Mrs. l.. BurruS. second. Mrs. q.
"A. CoWden. Bayview. Mrs. Wiley
Cochran, consolation. The host
eSSes remembered Mrs. Strict with a
lovely gift.
In the late afternoon a delicious
salad course was served to Mes
danes Joe SellarS. Elmer Morris
Henry H. Alsmeyer. w. q. Place.
John Mealing, r. G. Treon. II. f..
McFadden. r.. ID. Goolsby. A. II.
Lamm, Ralph Thacker. (. Z. Ogden,
II. 9. Aldridge. A. 9. Smith. L. Bur
Earl Barber. A. r. Motheral, W.
F. Brackmeyer, Ed Hinkley. Tommy
Cooke. w. M. Cochran. K. <. VIII
meth. <. II. Fairey, j. II. Hicks. NJ. B.
Huffman Charles Green. +. 5. Worth