, 1935-05-22
Program Gioen
For Auxiliary
By Children

Especial TO TIE Hc-ald1
EDINBURG, May .. - The pu-
pills Of the second grade OF the Sam
Houston school gave q special pro-
gram Friday before members Of the
American Legion Auxiliary which
met with Mrs. +. p. Ogden.
Plans were completed for the an
nual poppy sale to be held Satur-
day, May Is. and also for the mem
crial services.
Miss Sonora Ponder, child welfare
chairman. reported on the work be-
ing done recently by this organi-
zation for the needy. The organi-
zation Is assisting In the care Of two
tubercular children and a tiny iN-
FAINT.
A dinner In the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. III. L. Warren followed by
bridge In the home Of MI. and Mrs.
II. u. Miles vas the entertainment
given husbands OF members Of the
Corona Bridge club Saturday even
ing. MIR. and Mrs. A. w. Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren and Mr.. and
Mrs. Miles were hosts for the occa-
sion.
Mrs. Cullen Looney and Mr.. Valens
Klossner were awarded high In the
bridge games.
The annual spring dance revue
was presented Friday evening in the
college auditorium by the Dorothy
Kirkpatrick studio.
The program for the occasion was
In three divisions. "Dauceland:"
"Modernique;" and BY Moonlight"
Ballet dances, tap dances. acrobatic
numbers and toe dances were given
by the different groups Of beginners
and advanced pupils. About so stu
dents took part. Accompanies were
Vada States Arnold. Margaret But
Ter and Mae Hamme.
Mrs. E. M. Everitt was hostess Fri
day afternoon TO the members of the
Hi-Lo Afternoon Bridge club in her
home. Mrs. z. A. Brown was award
ed the trophy.
The Mothers Park club met Fri
1ag uAbCAAlOOn ub bAAC CAiIAGu WIFI
Mrs. Carl Bolls and Mrs. r.. @
Berry reviewing the book Mother
Teacher and Religion"
Roll call was answered by each
member who told Of the good habits
she was establishing in her child
Reports Of the committees were
heard and two new committees were
appointed. Mrs. Charles Rumble
gave a short dialogue.
Miss Clare Collier was honorec
Friday evening with a treasure hunt
given by Miss Mary Gordon. Mr.
and Mrs. Fl. A. Hodges. Miss Kath-
crime Winter and Glynee Magee as
sisted the hostess.
Miss Collier. a member of the
graduating class. and her escort, dis
covered the treasure. The hunt end
ed at Joe Estapa's lunchroom where
refreshments were served and the
rest Of the evening was spent tr
dancing.
A steak barbecue was held at the
new Kiwanis Park Sunday night
with the junior high school faculty
forming the personnel. II. A. Hodges
r. A. Day and Jesse Smith barbe-
cued the steaks while Charles Rum
bic was chairman.
The faculty members we're Messrs
and MesdameS II. L. Warren, Stanley
Mulaik. Charles Rumble. II. A
Hodges, MeSdames Lola Swanson
Ann Magee. Wenonah Roach Ware
Ray Thurston, Misses Jewel Barron
Dorothy Sayle. Edna White. Messrs
Jesse Smith. Glynne Magee, r. A
Day and guests. Mrs. Newman and
Superintendent Of Schools r. p
Ward.
The American Legion Auxiliary
presented a delightful program be-
fore the members Of the Women'S
Community club Monday afternoon.
The program was in charge Of Mrs
A. z. s. de BeSsieres.
Mary Virginia and Lima Ruth Lee,
small daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs
Dallas Lee sang and gave readings
and Martha Ann Wallace gave a
reading. Mrs. Ruth NJ. Owings gave
two selections, as did Miss Florence
Butler.
Mrs. d. r. Handley presided at
the refreshment table.
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The name Chicago" comes
from the Indian language and
means wild onion"