, 1935-02-22
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Church Group
Has Meeting
In San Benito

woman's Auxiliary OF the First
Presbyterian church met in Bowie
Chapel. Lovely silvered leaves were
used in decorating the chapel.
During the business session plans
were completed for q tea which viii
be given March Is. Committees were
appointed and other routine busi-
ness taken care Of. Announcement
was made that members OF circle
number four who won In a contest
held In the auxiliary recently, will
be special guests at the all day meet
ing held Tuesday, Feb. rs.
The program for the afternoon was
IN charge Of Mrs. NJ. G.. Taft. secre-
tary of G. z. and NJ. r. She pre-
aented a review Of the book Plan
ming the Good Life Miss Effle
watson, reviewed the first two chap
tiers. Mrs. G. Roberts gave a resume
OF the third and fourth chapters,
while Miss Nellie Stookey made a
very comprehensive talk on the fifth
and sixth chapters. Mrs. Adolphe
Thomae presented the last chapter.
The meeting was brought TO a close
with a prayer and by singing a very
beautiful hymn.
During the social hour delicious
cookies and coffee we're served.
Hostesses for this occasion were Mes
danes r. j. Works, L. L. Hackney. j.
y. Hulsey, Robert Bowie and L. /.
Winell.
The Woman's Missionary union
of the First Baptist church met
Tuesday afternoon in the church for
the regular monthly missionary and
social meeting.
Mrs. John Shelander was leader for
the afternoon and presented a most
interesting topic. Lifting the Ban
ner in Our Own Land" Mrs. Lance
Harris wa In charge Of the devotion
nj, "A Good Report Through Faith"
A personal service playlet was Civ
en- under the CAPABLE direction OF
MRS. +. L. Paschal.
Following the splendid program a
r~efreshment course was served by
Mesdames j. H. TorraS. Z. c. Breed
love, George Gibson. Virgil Comp
ton and G. r. Dodson.
Mrs. Wylie T1ppitt was a charming
hostess when the members Of her
sewing club met in her home. Mrs.
q. w. Ralston was a guest for the
afternoon.
During the meeting the hostess re-
membered each one Of those pres
ent with a beautifully decorated
darning gourd.
Club members present included
Mesdares Ed Brady. Bliss Marshall,
McMurray Richey, j. T. Grove,
Ralph Agar and c. VI. Wunderman.
The next meeting OF the club will
be held in the home OF Mrs. Grove.
Mrs. Stella Yoder was named hon.
GREE at a party OF pretty appoint
nents given in the home OF Mrs. Il.
u. Odgen when intimate friends Of
the guest Of honor carried out a
Valentine theme.
Three tables OF players assembled
FOR an interesting series OF games
IN which Mrs. G. S. LaSby was pre-
scented with an attractive GIFT pack
age. Table covers for the afternoon
were white linen with accessories
in red. Following the games the
guests "Showered' Mrs. Yoder with
many lovely gifts.
The birthday cake. iced in white
and topped with lighted tapers was
cut and served by the honoree with a
refreshment course.
The guests for the afternoon in
cluded the honoree. and MesdameS
w. T. Estes. d. G. Wagner. c. Chas-
tain. j. Scott Brown. Carrie NJ.
Shafer, l.. T.. Spicer. John Atkinson.
r. y. Dsughtery. II. D. March. r. L.
Wilson, Walter SCHNEIDER. G.. r.
Mabry and G. S. LaSby.
Mrs. w. r. Jones Of Brownsville
was the principal speaker Monday
afternoon when the Parent Teacher
Association observed Founders
Day In the south ward school.
A special program for the meeting
was given, during which several read
ings were given by Mrs. w. z. Will
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The prize for the largest attend
ance Of mothers was won by Miss
Maude NoSler's room.
Mrs. NJ. /. Norvell was a gracious
hostess when she entertained with
two tables OF bridge recently. Sea-
sonal decorative notes provided an
interesting setting for the games OF
the afternoon.
Tn the late oFtrrnr.~ -
course was served 10 MeSdames How
ard Adamson, Harrington: NJ. Strict.
Of Monterrey. I. ". jolly. Jr.. @. ID.
Carr. Gilbert Adamson. Wesley Sim
mons. Harlingen: Glenn GoolSby and
the hostess.
Mrs. II. o. Wilson was a charming
hostess recently when she entretain-
Cd h%onoring her mother. Mrs. E. A.
Schrieber on the occasion Of her
birthday. The lovely apartment
home was adorned with carnations
IN tones Of red. while the table in
the dining room where the guests
were seated for the smartly appoint
cd dinner had as a ~centerpiece a low
bowl Of the pretty blossoms.
During the evening a large BIRTH
Gay cake iced in white and topped
with tiny red candles was cut and
served by Mrs. Schrieber to the
guests. Relatives Of the honoree
made up the personnel Of the guest
list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Rowland and
little daughter Of Dallas are guests
In the city Of Mr.. Rowland's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. r. Rowland.
MRS. A. B. Beaubein Of Illinois who
has spent several winters In South
Texas has arrived in the city for a
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