, 1935-01-13
Uesldco Group
Has Induction
Of Officers

Ollie church was held Thursday at
the home Of Mrs. Joe Metzger on
mile 81. The session va opened
by prayer offered by Father Gag
non. The chief feature OF the bust
ness meeting was installation Of
1885 officers. Those taking chairs
for this year we're as follows:
president. Mrs. /. ]. Bestenlehner:
vice president, Mrs. j. z. Henry;
treasurer, Mrs. Ed Schreck; secre-
tary. Mrs. Gus Boecher: reporter,
Z. w. Clark. The outgoing
officers were Mrs. Joe Metzger,
president: Mrs. j. d. Aauer. vice
president; Mrs. Grass, treasurer:
Mrs. A. l.. Johnston. secretary.
This Is the first time in two years
that there has been a complete
change Of officers.
The next social meeting will be
in form Of a bunco party for men,
bers Of the Altar Society at the
home Of Mrs. J. d. Auer at $40
Missouri Avenue Wednesday, jan.
Is. The next business meeting will
be at the home Of Mrs. I. J. Bes-
tenlehner at 1919 Texas Avenue
Thursday, Feb. 2.
During a social hour all enjoy
ed a bathroom shower with each
guest drawing a gift. After all we're
opened and examined, they were
gathered up and presented to
Father +. X. Gagnon. pastor of
the Joan OF Arc Catholic church.
Delicious refreshments we're serv-
ed by the hostess.
The Southern Star Home DEM
o~nstration club met Tuesday at
the home OF Mrs. j.. l.. Hachen-
berg with IS present. MeSdames
Pete Miller. L. s. Brewer and It'd
well were visitors. Mrs. Eta Hale
president. was in charge OF the
session. and the other new officers
were in their places. New commit
tees Cor the year were appointed.
A number of items Of interest TO
the club we're discussed. A report
from the chairman of the Layette
committee was read. Year books
were dist,/ Iuted.
Delicious refreshments we're
served by the hostess. The next
meeting will be in the third week
OF January. when this club will
meet in joint session with the
Worth While and Llano Grande
clubs. The county demonstration,
Miss Matte Wilroy. will be IN
charge. The place of meeting will
be announced later.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. j. BeStenleh-
ner and son. Junior, have located
at 1919 Texas Blvd. Mr.. Besten-
lehner is a registered pharmacist,
and at this time is overseeing his
orchard at Progreso.
Mrs. Herman Martin and Mrs.
w. g. MacKay were co-hoStesses
Tuesday at the home OF Mrs. G. II.
Stevenson. to members OF the LII
terary Review club. The president,
Mrs. c. II. Stevenson, was IN
charge OF the meeting. Following
the regular business session a very
interesting pro.t:am was enjoyed.
Mrs. w. @. MacKay, in a charm
ing and interesting manner, gave
a book review Of Land In His
Bosom" Mrs. c. II. Stevenson gave
the life Of the author. Caroline
Miller. Mrs. Il. T. Bruton and Mrs.
Jack Keefe gave symposiums.
Dainty refreshments we're serv-
ed by the hosteSses. The next meet
ing will be at the home OF Mrs
Bruce Walker when the club will
entertain members Of the Junior
Study club.
The Christian Missionary society
met Monday at the church for the
regular meeting. with the pres
ident, Mrs. 4. w. Langley, In
charge. The song Love Lifted
Me-" was followed by scripture
reading and the devotional ON
Love by Mrs. j. Z. Montgomery.
program leader.
The program was on japanese
in America. Mrs. z. L. Sugg gave
Mr.. and Mrs. Lanoura.' our
Work in Japan was discussed by
Mrs. r. Z. Snodgrass. Mrs. Claude
Wingo gave a short talk on Ste
wardship."
During the fellowship hour tea
and Japanese cookies. made from
a recipe used in Japan, were serv-
ed from a lovely tea table, presid-
ed over by Mrs. Wingo.
The W. NJ. s. held the regular
business session at the churcn
Monday afternoon. Mrs. M. +.
Hammer, vice president. was IN
charge Of the meeting. Plans were
made for an executive board meet
ing to be held at the church next
Monday to elect q new president,
10 take the place Of Mrs. Virgil
Russell. who recently moved away.
The regular routine Of business
was taken I'D and discussed. Re-
ports OF chairmen and committees
were received.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. 7. Emmons and
children we're guests at a family
reunion at the home Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. nj. c. Weed in Harrington. "A
sister OF Mrs. Emmons. Miss Myrtle
Fairbanks. had just arrived from
Minneapolis. Mimi. for a months
vacation.
The Mothers club Of the Steph-
eli r. Austin school met Wednes-
day for the regular monthly meet
INK at The school auditorium. "A
good attendance was registered.
Mrs. Walter Baxter presided at
the business session. Mrs. Joe Da-
ney was in charge Of the program.
Little Frances Powell told a story.
The Curley Pig" Mr.. r. G. Nc
onnell gave an address. The