, 1935-05-19
Final Session
Of YearHeH
ByBook Club

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McALLEN, May H. The Book
club OF McAllen met recently at
" home of Mrs. A. j. Campbell
for the final session until Septem-
Der
An interesting informal discus
sion Of recent books and plays was
held followed by a brief business
meeting.
Mrs. II. L. Gum, Mrs. Z. N.
Catlett, Mrs. j. M. Calling and
Mrs. George Gaddy were special
guests the past week when Mrs.
W B. Spell entertained the Tues
day Contract Luncheon club.
Bridge games were enjoyed
throughout the afternoon.
Members of the McAllen Girl
scout troop enjoyed a talk on native
trees and a study of the stars given
BIZ Mrs. Walter @. Weaver. Tues
DAY night, in the garden Of her
home in Donna.
Tree products and historic trees
we're discussed as well as live trees.
After dark Mrs. Weaver described
the consultations OF the stars and
the legends relating 10 them.
Guests. besides the Scouts in
Guided Mesdames A. d Dean, John
G.. Gregory. j. B. Rupe. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Myers, Miss Grace
Allen and Miss EVERY Moore. Miss
Marjorie Dean, troop captain. was
In charge Of the meeting.
Mrs. Harley jackson entertained
the New Deal club at her home
with Mrs. Sam Cook as guest.
Mrs. Earl Suite held high &C
the conclusion Of the bridge games.
The Tuesday Bridge club was
complimented this week by Mrs.
II. o. Kincaid. Mrs. Clyde Yates
was a guest OF the club.
Approximately 40 McAllen friends
called on MI. and Mrs. Paul Harris
warming" party at their new home
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harris moved in
last week after finishing touches
OF the structure had been COM
pleted by the Taylor Lumber Co.
Miss Nina GlaSScock entertained
recently in honor OF her birthday
at the home OF her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. j. r. GlaSScock.
The beautiful white birthday cake,
forming the dessert course, was cut
by the honoree, after which the
remainder of the evening was spent
n playing various games.
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Niles ESrey. DR.. and Mrs. Leonard
Larson, Miss Aline Ledbetter. Miss
Everly Moore, Mr.. William Horn,
Mr.. Larry Fitz, MI. Jim GlaSscock
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. GlaSscock.
Miss Mary Katherine Kelly, San
Antonio, is visiting here in the
Pete NJ. Bonneau home.
A. L. Hart and X. G. France re-
turned Sunday from a l2-day bus
tnesS trip 70 Indianapolis and
points East and West. While in
Kentucky they viewed the running
OF the famed Kentucky derby.
j. z. T1Sdale. father of w. G.
Tlsdale. McAllen lawyer, Is very Ill
al his home north Of the city.
T. o. Mitchell was a business
visitor in Brownsville Wednesday.
The Rev. Granger Smith. Sr..
p esidio, will spend the summer
visiting in the homes Of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. B. Glendenning and Mr..
and Mrs. Grange Smith, Jr.
Mrs. Carey Smith, Preside. who
has been visiting relatives in Donna.
Is spending the week as the guest
OF Mrs. Granger Smith and other
relatives in McAllen.
Mrs. H. A. Kimberlin has return
ed from a several weeks business
trip to Indianapolis.
Leonard Johnson, president OF
the Alamo chamber Of commerce,
was a visitor in McAllen the past
week.
David Leavell, assistant manag-
editor Of the Fort Worth Press,
Vas q guest in the home OF his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Leaveu,
the past week.
Mrs. r. Harris underwent a major
operation Wednesday morning at
the city hospital.
Mrs. Bon Smith and Miss Polly
Smith were visitors in Mission FRI
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Crosby left
the first Of the week for Mexico,
MO where they viii visit relatives
and friends for a few weeks.
Mrs. Percy Herman visited her
sister, Mrs. Edward Oppenheimer,
r. Mission. Wednesday.
Mrs. j. NJ. DoSs visited in Mis-
sion Wednesday.
Mrs. A. F. McCallum has return
ed TO her home in Houston after
several days visit at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Hempel Of North
Ware road.
Logan Duncan and r. l. Douglas,
Mission, were in McAllen Wednes-
day on business.
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