, 1935-05-05
Mrs. Wood
Is Hostess For
BPW Club

1CcS dD0 GAOACSaAC4oA
with a cleverly planned party al her
home Monday night.
During the games which were
played at three tables, Mrs. q. r.
STEPHENS was high for the evening
and Miss Angie Stroud was awarded
a trophy also. Miss Sunnie CARR
on. who is the clubs retiring pres
ident, was presented a yellow colo
club emblem pin as a token for her
services to the club.
Az a late hour assorted cookies and
fruit punch were served to MeSdames
IIoyd Gilmer, Hayne Nelms OF
Groveton who was a special guest
Lyndall Lehman, Stephens, Misses
Wilmuth Morgan, Leone Walling,
Ruth Urban. Elizabeth Yoakum,
Garrison, Mamie Rome and Stroud
Mrs. Joe Price was hostess Tuesday
night for the open" meeting OF the
Neighborhood Bridge club at which
the members husbands were spe-
cial guests.
High for ladies was awarded to
Mrs. j. f. Ewers with Mrs. John A.
Reuss winning second and Mr.. Par
ker Spence being high for men.
Refreshments were served TO Mrs.
Frank Wilson. Messrs. and Mes
danes Reuss. Spence, Thomas Rob-
ertson, Nelson Wimberiy, H. H. Ran
kin and Mr. Price.
A study Of Russia was presented by
Mrs. T. w. Nethery and Mrs. Adele
Hart Brown at the meeting Of the
Woman's Tuesday club at the home
of Mrs. It. H. Spilman this week.
Mrs. Nethery. who was program
leader. gave an interesting discus
sion on The Growth Of Popular
Education in Russia" and Mrs.
Brown followed with a talk on $50
Wet Government versus Organized
Religious Life"
Mrs. c. d. Eppright, president and
reporting delegate, gave a report OF
the Valley Federation Of Women's
clubs which was held in Donna last
week.
Mrs. j. A. Risher, who made her
home here for the winter and who
returned to her Indiana home this
week, was complimented with a
farewell tea Monday afternoon by
Mrs. Margaret Webb, Mrs. w. b
Lauder and Mrs. F. w. Dooley at the
Dooley home having as guests mem
bers Of the W. M. S.
The guest of honor was presented
by the Missionary Society with a
parting gift as a token Of apprecia-
ton for her work while here.
Miss Iris Volz was hostess this
week for the Junior Tuesday club
and Mrs. Thomas Robertson was pro-
gram chairman for the day.
Goodbye Nj. Chips.-John Hilton.
was reviewed by Mrs. Robertson.
Mrs. Nelson Wimberly gave the
criticism Of the authors work.
Plans were discussed and COM
pleted for the ~book-review tea which
the club Is sponsoring Saturday af-
ternoon al Legion Hall. and the guest
day program for May IA was also
discussed.
Mrs. Paul Tanner and Mrs. James
Upton we're hostesSes this week al
the home Of Mrs. II. w. Thies for
the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge club.
Mrs. A. r. Volz was high in the
games with Mrs. w. o. Brown being
second high.
Mrs. G. r. SoRelle, as out-of-club
hostess, entertained the Neighbor-
hood Bridge club wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. Frank Wilson Of Philadelphia
and Mrs. F. L. Randel of Wichita
Falls were presented dainty guest
gifts and high and second high re-
spectively went to Mrs. John A
Reuss and Mrs. H. II. Rankin.
Fruit refreshments were served
after the games to Mesdames M. P.
Wilson. Frank Wilson and Randel
who were guests and TO the members.
Mrs. Joe Price invited Mrs. ]
Franklin Ewers, Mrs. John A. Reuss
and Mrs. r. L. Randel as special
guests TO the Monday Bridge club
for which she was hostess this week.
Mrs. n. c. Jeffries and Miss Grace
Kepford we're hosteSSes at a noon
luncheon AT the Jeffries home Tues
day honoring Mrs. Fl. j. TisSier of
Selma, Alabama, who is the guest
Of her daughter. Mrs. 3. NJ. Strong
Seated with Mrs. Jeffries and Miss
Kepford were Mrs. Tssire. Mrs. 7.
M. Melden and Mrs. Strong.
Mrs. A. G. McHenry was high
for guests with high for club mem
bers going to Mrs. T. d. Vawter
when Mrs. r. w. Gray was hostess
for the Mardi Bridge club Tuesday
afternoon.
In the late afternoon sandwiches
and punch were served to Mesdames
G.. n. Butler of Midland. T. R. Card.
j. r. Tanner, j. ID. Lockhart. Joe
Hoffman. william Massey, McHenry
and Vawter.
Mrs II. M. Melden was hostess this
week for the wednesday Bridge club.
At the conclusion Of the games a
delicious refreshment course was
enjoyed BY Mesdames T. j. Cald-
we'll. Florence NJ. Hayes Edward
Oppenheimer and Melden.
Mrs. Ynema Mulholland. secret
tary Of the Chamber Of commerce,
has been confined to her bed this
week from illness.
Mrs. Joe r. Cook and baby daugh-
ter. Dorothy Martyr. returned home
Tuesday afternoon following a
months visit with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. II. A. McCanlies, Of East
land.
Vernon Hill returned wednesday
morning from a business trip 70
washington, d. O..