, 1935-11-19
Minister Is
Speaker For
Senior NA

GAfSL1NGEN, NOV. I9.-ReV. u.
Douglass Carver, pastor Of the First
Baptist church, was guest speaker
&C the November meeting OF the
senior high Parent Teacher asso-
citation held Monday afternoon IN
the music room Of the school. In
discussing the topic, What Are We
Educating Our Youth For?" Rev.
Carver pointed out that 1t Is well
20 know what tomorrow viii hold
Tor the boys and girls Of today be-
Tore they can be trained for tasks
that VIII be meaningful.
Two numbers, THE Old Refrain"
and Father Take My Hand" from
Largo were sung by the Girls Glee
club under the direction of Mrs.
Elizabeth Donaldson, sponsor and
director Of the club. Mrs. z. B..
Hamilton, program chairman. was
In charge.
Mrs. j. W. Rollins, president.
presided over the business session
and announced the appointment of
Miss Gladys Sitz as chairman Of
the legislative committee, Mrs. j.
p. Peel, chairman OF the beautifi-
cation committee and Mrs. Gerald
Mckenna, radio chairman, who will
be In charge Of the study groups Of
the PIT. A.
The association voted to sponsor
the debate and defamation contest
OF the high school and also to
sponsor the appearance in Harrington
OF Henri, the Magician, Wednesday
evening, December 4 at the high
school auditorium.
The senior high PIT. A. will
cooperate with other PIT. A. units
in the city In joint luncheon at the
cafeteria, December Is. The event
will be in the form Of q Christmas
party and guests will exchange ten
cent gifts.
In the membership contest Mrs
Tom Lewis. as captain OF the
~Blues" win be assisted by Mrs.
1rby Davis and Mrs. Paul Raper,
captain OF the Reds" will be assist
ed by Miss Gladys Sitz. The contest
will cover a period of three months.
Following the meeting q social
period was held IN the cafeteria
when sandwiches and coffee were
served by MesdameS Paul Raper,
2. D. Nance, o. w. williams, Brous-
sard and w. M. Ellison, hostesSes.
In continuation of the clubs
course Of study on recent books Of
fiction, members Of the Afflatus
club were entertained with two
book reviews Monday afternoon at
q meeting held at the home of Mrs.
MEAkAnwrAnnI Me- u
Sanders ably reviewed Not For
Heaven" and gave q brief sketch
Of the life Of the author. Dorothy
McCreary. Mrs. Ralph Langley told
briefly Of the life Of Elizabeth
MADDOX Roberts and reviewed her
book, He Sent Forth a Raven"
Vocal numbers were given by Mrs.
NJ. Murphy accompanied at the
piano by Mrs. J. L. Swami.
I A short parliamentary drill was
gwen by Mrs. Langley, parlia-
mentarian.
Mrs. Hiram PJlliam, president,
presided over a short business
meeting when plans were made for
the clubs Christmas party. Mrs. E
Douglass Carver, a new member,
was present for the first time and
Mrs. Milton Clspp and Mrs. Murphy
were guests.
The date of November % has
been selected by the Business and
Professional Women's club for a
benefit dance which they viii give
at the Reese hotel. Funds
obtained from the dance Will be
for the education fund used by the
club in assisting worthy girls COM
plete their education.
The event promises to be one Of
the interesting social affairs Of the
pre-holiday season
Circle five Of the Methodist Mis-
sionary society will serve a turkey
dinner at the social hall Of the
church Wednesday evening. A called
meeting of the Board Of Christian
Education viii be held at the church
Immediately following the mid
week prayer service.
The Music Lovers club will meet
Wednesday afternoon at the Wo-
mans building with Mrs. Lloyd
Stiernberg, president, in charge.
Mrs. E. @. Deering will direct the
program on Early and Modern
Russian Music"
MIR. and Mrs. H. z. Butt and
children were guests Of relatives In
Kerrville over the weekend.
Mrs. Alton HutSon and Mrs. Ger
aid McKenna returned Friday
night from Austin where they at
tended the 4Sth annual convention
OF the Texas Federation Of Women's
clubs.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. d. Norton left
Friday night for Lorena where
they were called on account of the
death OF Mrs. Norton's mother, Mrs
g. w. Evans of that city.
Mr.. snd Mrs. W. +. Eblen left
Saturday for q few d~ay1N visit in
Houston, their former home.
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