, 1935-11-08
Dads Night
Observed Blu
Donna PTA
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DONNA, Nov. 8. - The high
school unit Of the Donna Parent
Teacher association observed "Fa-
Tiers Night" Monday night.
A short business meeting was held
with Mrs. c. L. Tracy, the president,
presiding. A very enjoyable program
was presented. Miss Bonner gave q
preview Of the operetta which viii
be put on by the Glee club and band,
the date to be announced later.
Mrs. love Of Alamo, presented four
numbers by pupils Of her dancing
classes, these numbers being con-
cluded with acrooatic stunts by two
little three-year old girls Of Alamo.
Mrs. Patrick sang a delightful solo,
Sylvia" accompanied at the piano
by Miss Bonner. This was followed
by a reading by Marie Moye and the
presentation Of the yearbook. A
social hour followed the program,
during which punch was served with
Mrs. Forrest presiding at the re-
frsshment table.
The regular meeting Of the Donna
Chapter Order Of the Eastern Star
was held Tuesday night in the Chap
ter room. which was beautifully dec
Grated with baskets Of roses. Mrs.
d. A. Puryear, with ~well-choSen
WORDS. presented Mrs. Mabel Thoma-
son with a bouquet of roses, In ap-
probation of her services last year
as deputy grand matron, and IN
happiness at her re-appojntment 70
the same office for this year. Mrs.
Lyna Hensley. worthy matron Of the
Donna Chapter gave a splendid re-
port of the recent grand chapter
meeting in San Antonio and Mrs.
Thomson also gave an interesting
and inspirational talk about the
rleeting. Mrs. Thomason will make
her official visit. as deputy grand
matron, at the next meeting Of the
Donna chapter, which will be held
Tuesday night. November 10.
after the regular opening services
st the Christian church last Sunday
morning, Eldon Sergeant sang a solo,
"Oh Make Me Pure" which was fol-
lowed by these very interesting re-
ports OF the recent international
convention held in San Antonio;
THE Campbell Institute" Miss Eu-
genia Shepperd: The Laymen'S
League" Mr.. Roseboom; college
Activities" Prof. B. z. Shepperd:
missionary Reports" Mrs. G.. II.
Farmer. Mr.. r. o. Drake made the
closing talk. The spiritual Lord. I
Want to be a Christian was sung by
Martha, Ruth and Eidon Sergeant.
Mrs. Farmer said in her report that
many OF the missionaries told that
this spiritual Is the favorite song Of
the converts IN many Of the coun-
tries.
The Donna Woman's club and
Home Demonstration clubs are spon-
soring an Antique Museum Satur-
day. November 9. in the T. 7. Hes
ter building, next to the Donna
Drug Store. The exhibit will be
both interesting and instructive as
it will include a large number of his
torical articles. heirlooms and pieces
brought from foreign countries. The
patronage OF the public is invited.
as the proceeds are to be applied to
the club house building fund. Re-
freshments will be served.
Mrs. Mabel Thomson Of Donna.
made her first official visit as deputy
grand matron Of the Order Of the
Eastern Star, TO the Brownsville
Chapter last Monday night. She
was accompanied by Mrs. Lyna
Hensley. worthy matron OF the Don
ma Chapter and by her sister, Mrs.
Hazel Darlington. OF Harlingen.
Mrs. Timm and Miss Helen Cham
bers have just returned from a visit
en- San Antonio, where they were
che guests Of Mrs. Tmm's sister,
Mrs. Gerald Mann and her daugh-
ters Geraldine and Virginia. who
formerly made their home in Donna.