, 1935-04-18
RangerOille
Meu,s, Notes

Especial to ThC Herald
RANGERVILLE, April 1.-THE
Rangerville Boosters club met at the
high school auditorium Friday eve
ming. There was a large crowd in at
tendance.
During the business meeting II was
decided by vote that the club would
sponsor the playground ball team
from the community which Is listed
TO play at San Benito this season.
Ladies were elected TO serve on
the committee for the Home Beau
tiful" project which the club IS
sponsoring also and we're Mrs. Nor
gan and Mrs. RUDE Farmer. The
man acting on this committee will
be Russell Bennett.
The entertainment part Of the pro-
gram was opened by Mrs. Weilandt,
I'm popular singer. who sang. My Wild
Irish Rose" and Loves Old Sweet
Song" This was followed by a play
let entitled, If Men Entertained As
Women Do" MesserS. "A. &. Bennett.
w. ID. McWilliams, Roy Morrow and
Carl Raigler. AS the closing number
on the program. Rev. Black and his
Quartette IRON San Benito atd Joe
Pierce and his quartet from Har-
lingen favored the audience with
several selections.
This program given by the married
group OF the club was well receiy-
ed. The unmarried group will n
terrain &C the next meeting.
Rev. Owens OF Mercedes delivered
the address at the afternoon meet
ing at the Baptist church here
Sunday. Mrs. Owens accompanied
her husband.
A series Of e~vangelistic meetings
are being conducted by Steve Will
liams OF Harrington az the Church OF
Christ here this week. The meetings
are expected to continue until Easter
Sunday.
A cooking school sponsored by the
Ball Jar and Rubber Co., OF Muncie,
Indiana was conducted in the com
munity Monday. Miss Dorothy Por-
ter, County Home Demonstration was
present az the demonstration.
The Rangerville All club OF the
boys department met at the school
house Wednesday. Poultry feeding
was the main topic for c~onsidera-
ton. "A field trip TO the Minor home
was made during the morning. The
poultry was inspected there. There
were III working members present
and two new members Wayne Wade
and Noble Warren were added TO the
club membership.
Mrs. Blanche Kaigler met with the
Girls All club members at the
school building recently. The apron
project was completed. The girls at
tending were Thelma Fern and Dor
othy Gilbert. Ozell Anderson, Irene
Sparks. Elizabeth Farmer, Bettye
Jayne Foust and Mary Alice Sparks.
Rev. Dunn OF San Benito will de-
Ever the pre-Easter service at the
Baptist church Friday evening at Q
ID. III.
Misses Ruth. Irene and Mary Alice
Sparks entertained a number Of
friends mt an ice ream supper at
their home Sunday evening. Those
attending were: Miss Ozell Anderson.
Lowell and Clovis Dean Echols, Earl
Sparks and Ebert Anderson.
Miss Kathleene Taylor has return
ed To her home In Marshall. after
an extended visit with her sister.
Miss Dorothy Taylor. who is teaching
English and History in the high
school here.
The following teachers were elect
ed 10 teach In the school here next
term: Primary, Mrs. Jack FouSt:
third and fourth grades. Miss Kath-
lene Brown OF Harrington; and Supt.
A. B. Cook who will have charge
of the remainder OF the class work.
Each OF these teachers Is planning
on doing certain school work dur
ing the summer.
Mr.. w. ID. McWilliamS and Mr..
Weilandt spent the weekend IN San
Antonio OF business returning here
late Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Raymond
have moved 10 Corpus Christi for
future residence. Mrs. Raymond was
formerly Miss Lois Mcintyre.
"A very pleasant and profitable
fishing trip TO Boca Chica was n
loved recently by Mr.. and Mrs. w.
". Mcintyre and son, Trois. Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Young and daughter.
Maurine. Of Harlingen.
Word has been received here by
Mr.. and Mrs. Sparks from South Da-
kota of the birth Of a grand daugh-
frr. The youngster has been named
,Jo Il Maxine lizard. Mrs. lizard.
the baby's mother vas formerly Miss
Anne Sparks.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Ernest Weber are
the parents Of a three pound girl
born Monday. The mother was at
tended by DR.. Cash OF San Benlto.
who now reports that both the motn-
~ and child are much improved.
Mrs. Ham Mead. who mas oeeh
ouIte III at her home is somewhat m
proved at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. PaSSmOrs dnu
son sam PaSsmore and Mrs, Pass
more AT motored to La Ferla 70 Nlsit
with their grand daughters. Misses
Mildred and Libby PasSmore, VIC
are both confined 70 their nome "
illness. IA the
Mis- JENNA Buffo. o senior ~ ~
~ Feria school was the weeK-enu
guest of her parents here. nat
Mr.. McReight. who has peel
lie home Is somewhat improved.
Word has bet1 received 2 her
Greenwood. who accompahleu wi
crandson 70 California thar ne r;r
rved safely having made Inc UP