, 1935-03-31
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SPECIAL 70 Inc herald
HARLINGEN. March 30.-aPer-
iodicalS' formed the interesting
topic OF study Of the Harrington
STUDY club at the regular meeting
held Thursday afternoon at the
WomaniS Building. Mrs. Frank
DAVIS. director OF the program told
OF the rise TO fame OF Edward Box.
Netherland immigrant, vino rose
% the editorship OF one OF the ma
tons leading periodicals at the age
OF Is years.
Mrs. J. T. Foster read a paper
prepared by Mrs. S. G. Stringer.
who was out OF the city attending
a church convention, on the sub
Jet American Newspapers" This
full and comprehensive treatise OF
the topic was OF timely interest.
Mrs. Paul Brown presided over The
business session which preceded the
program when delegates were NAM
ed 70 the Valley Federation. Mrs.
Paul Brown. Mrs. It. S. Herren ana
Mrs. J. G. Myrick we're named to
represent the club at the meeting
III Donna, April %.
Mrs. II. 5. Herren reported that
a Harriet Macy Shelf IN the Public
Library will be sponsored BY the
Senior and Junior Study clubs. An
nouncement was MADE OF the Local
AspirantS TO Fame contest which Ii
conducted annually by the club.
closes April !, and that the winners
in both the juvenile and adult div
iSionS will be present and their
manuscripts will be read as the
program material for the next
meeting. Mrs. Jack Cary Is chair
man OF this project and entrants
are asked 10 communicate with her
regarding rules and regulations OF
the contest.
HoSteSSeS for the afternoon were
Mrs. G. A. Mac yand Mrs. r. NJ.
Loving. Lovely spring blossoms ERE
charmingly arranged throughout the
club room for the occasion.
A happy group OF little children
assembled Wednesday afternoon at
the home oil Mr.. ana Mrs. Joe IL
Wright to help their little daugh-
ter. Betty 10. celebrate her third
birthday anniversary. Mrs. Wright
mad also invited mothers OF the
children as tea guests, whom she
served in a delightful way IN the
dining room Wner Mrs. James
Templeton presided al the lace lalc
tea table, serving ices and contec-
tons. The large birthday cake EN-
boSSed in pink and green held the
position OF honor.
Mrs. B. S. Mcthershead directed
the games IN the tlower-filled rooms
and later TOOK motion pictures OF
the children on the lawn. Others
who assisted in entertaining were
Mrs. Charles Wright, Mrs. ]. G..
Brittian, Mrs. George Badway, Mar
ion Boone, ana Dorothy Bennett.
The guest list included Jean Tor
bett, Buddy Dennis, Ann and Lloyd
0tiernberg, Almeda Louise Horn
aoay, Ann Brittian, Gordon BrlScoe,
Marllyn Hellenberg, Paul Humph-
rey, Joan Chaudoln, Dwight Ewing.
Jesnnette WlAlngnam, Mary Lou
Bliss.
Danny Abbott, Frances Clair
Bliss, Jackie King, Billy Hellenberg,
Betty Lou Koppel. Glenda Miller.
Dabney Murph, Betty Ross Conway,
John Gates M~otherShead, Crystal
LiSton Martha Pickett, Bunny VIM.
Joseph Lee. and Jimmy Dick Bourg.
Continuing the clubs study course
Modern Europe, the Literary and
Fine Arts Club gave consideration
10 study OF Spain and Portugal at
the regular meeting held EedneS-
cay afternoon at the Woman's
Building. Mrs. John Il. Townsend,
introduced the Misses Bea-
and Marie Alvarez who gave
a group Of Spanish songs.
Mrs. p. q. Greenwood In her
concise word pictorial OF Spain TO-
day, both politically and culturaIly
q comprehensive back
ground for the two other numbers.
Miss Corinne Verser, guest speak
er. who has travelled and studied In
for many months, gave in
personal glimpSes into the
national life Of the country and
described particularly Granada.