, 1935-11-17
Junior Guild
Meets Ldtelu
For Dinner

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Saints Junior Guild met in the home
Of Mrs. w. d. Holland, sponsor,
Monday evening when q cooperative
dinner was served preceding. the
business session.
Guests for the affair included
Misses Helen Hinkly, Georgia Mae
and Gladys Miller, Florence KEEL
logs. Lucille Mansur, Margaret Hage-
dorm Helen Ogdee and Winifred
Cruise. The next meeting OF the
group VIII be with Miss Sarita Green
slade Nov. rs at 1880 o'clock.
Mrs. J. A. Graham presented a
mcst interesting discussion Tues
DAY afternoon when members Of
q Womanis Guild of the All
saints church met in the home of
MRS. r. s. Bone. Her subject was
war and the Unknown Soldier"
During the afternoon two solos by
Mr. Bone were greatly enjoyed.
Reports ON the progress Of the
handiwork TO be sold In the bazaar
were presented. The bazaar will be
held In the building adjoining the
gas company offices Saturday, No
venber %. A church supper will
also be served at this time TO which
the public Is invited.
TWenty-one members were pres |
ent. The next meeting Of the group |
VIII be held In the home OF Mrs. J.
g. Collins Tuesday, November 10.
The San Benito What-to-Read
club VIII meet In the home Of Mrs.
w. w. Housewright Wednesday aft
ernoon, November 20 at 3:4o O'Clock.
Legends Of Texas" will be the sub |
Jet discussion.
The regular meeting of the WI
Ham Cameron Branch Of the Amerf- |
can Association Of University Women |
was held Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. G. M. Cash with Mrs.
j. I. Cawley as co-hoSteSs. The fea-
ture Of the meeting was an address
give on the Constitution by the Hon.
Charles Bowie.
Mrs. j. M. Crawford of Harlin-
gen was q guest at the meeting and |
Mrs. Sulema EtchiSon was receiv-
ed into the organization as a new
member.
Miss Foy Roots, local chairman,
invited members Of the branch to
hear the book review TO be given by
Mrs john Crockett In the near flu |
ture. The proceeds from the re-
view viii be placed In the fellowship
fund.
The plan Of study for those in the |
branch interested in current litera-
ture was outlined by Mrs. Markham
Thompson. She stated that q read |
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meet at intervals to discuss current
books.
The next regular meeting Of the
branch viii be held December 0 In
the home OF Miss Otelia Graham
with Miss ESSie Roots as co-hoSt-
ess. The Dynasts" by Thomas Hardy
has been chosen by Mrs. M. A.
THOMPSON, program leader for the
meeting, as the subject fer study.
"A panel on current topics will be
conducted by Miss Metha Scaief.
A prettR event OF Thursday was
the luncheon bridge given In the
home OF MRS. Eta Hunt in Valen- /
cia Park when she named as hon.
or guest, Mrs. Lee Gardner Of Oma-
ma, Nebraska, who Is the house.
guest CT her son, George Gardner
and Mrs. Gardner.
Those present were Mesdames E
]. Bucklin, Frank Carter, lone Al
len, Q. Z. Barber, Bill Hinkly and
George Garner. During the games
OF bridge which followed the lunch
con Mrs. Q. Z. Barber was high.
The silk Stocking club met
Thursday afternoon In the home of
Mrs. j. l. Bates.
The trophy went to Mrs. Fred
Thomas. Mrs. Charles Ludden was
the only guest. The next meeting of
the club viii be with Mrs. O.. L.
Byrd.
Members Of the Methodist church
entertained with q reception hon.
oring their pastor and his wife.
Reverend and Mrs. @. o. Boatman
In the parlors Of the Methodist
church.
An interesting program was pre-
Bented during the evening In which
Mrs. w. +. Pitts sang two solos &C
companied at the piano by Mrs
+. s. CasweIl and by Mrs. Orbie
Roots who played the violin. Mrs.
Howard CaSwell gave two very en-
soyable readings and the Cantoliers
sang several quartet selections. The
address Of welcome "a given by |
y. II. Harrison with Reverend Boat
man making the response.
Tea and other dainties were Derv-
cd from a long table which had nj
cover OF lace over yellow. Tall yell
low tapers cast q pretty sheen over
the ce~nterpiece Of yellow NUNS.
Antique coffee and tea services
were placed at either end OF the
board. Mrs. /. r. Gilbert and Mrs.
w. q. Burgess served the coffee and |
tee while others assisting In the
serving were Mesdames Howard
Caswell. W.. b. Pitts, Nicely Newman
and Miss Ernestine Ramsey.
During the evening about $50
friends and members OF the church
called. Reverend and Mrs Boatman
are from Nixon and they viii re-
place Reverend and Mrs. @. 8.
Dunn who have been transferred
% Nixon.
Members Of the Den Mewshaw
Y. w. A. met Monday evening In
the home Of Mrs. w. o. Brown
when q delicious dinner was served
and after which an enjoyable
program was presented. Lorraine
Thacker was leader for the meet
lnr and gave en- interesting talk
en- "Chinese Missions"
Leorna Yarrow had charge Of the
devotional discussing the Young
Revolutzonist." Others on the pro-
cram included Robbie Ray Breed
love. Lancie Harris, Ethel Woolam
and Lorraine Thacker. Jane Dun
ean and virginia Castleberry.