, 1935-07-12
Installation
OF Officers
Held Ldtelu
Especial TO me Heraldl

0AN bENIIO, July IL. - Newly
elected officers Of the San Benito
Rebekah Lodge 229 were indicted
into their offices at an installation
service having elaborate appoint
ments featuring pastel shades. Mrs.
Ann Wright had charge of the ce-
remonies for the evening, being as
sisted by Mrs. jeanne Graver,
marshall; Mrs. Ada Dean, warden;
Mrs. Margaret Interest, chaplain;
Mrs. Eula Hance, inside guardian
and "A. G. kySer, outside guardian.
Those taking office for the enSu-
ing term were Mrs. Hattie Gilbert,
noble grand; Mrs. Lula Thomas.
vice-grand: Mrs. Ada Dean, right
support TO noble grand: Mrs. HOr-
tense Patchin, left support to
noble grand; Mrs. Eula Hance,
right support to vice-grand; Mrs.
Fannie Miller, left support to vice
grand; Mrs. Jane Alice Mangum,
warden; Mrs. Mary Ruth Kyser,
conductor; Mrs. Johns. chaplain,
Miss Harriet Kekledey. musician;
Mrs. Vivian Preston, inside guard
ian; Tony Preston. outside guard
ian.
Following the installation, Nus.
Eulla Kennamar, outgoing noble
grand, remembered each Of her
Officers with a corsage and indi-
vidual gifts. Mrs. Kennemar was
presented with numerous gifts and
lovely bouquets Of flowers from
several of the members. She was
also the recipient OF a past grand's
jewel, a gift Of the lodge.
Mrs. Ann Wright and Mrs. Hattie
Gilbert remembered those assist
ing them during the evening with
tokens Of appreciation. In the late
evening the guests and members
enjoyed refreshments.
The San Benito Business and
Professional Women'S club met in
regular session Monday evening in
the home of Mrs. Harriet Taber.
Due TO the absence Of the pres
dent, DR.. Jacobine Kruze. Mrs
Taber, vice president, presided.
II was voted to wire Congress-
man Milton West and request his
support OF bill 5051 which will be
presented in the near future. "A
discussion Of interest in regard TO
q dinner meeting was presented.
Plans for the first dinner meeting
were completed for the month OF
September.
Members Of the Dell Mewshaw
Y. w. A. enjoyed a letter from
China written by Mrs. Dell New
shaw, a Baptist missionary from
the local church. when they met
Monday evening in the home Of
their sponsor, Mrs. W.. O. Brown.
Following a delightful supper
hour, an interesting program was
presented. Kathryn MarkSworth
vas leader. Elizabeth Routhe in
Africa" was the subject presented
by Margaret Sue Haley. Nell Wal
lace talked on the "Tfnuade Of
Africa"
"A Life That Was Challenged to
Change" was given by Marjorie
Breedlove. Winnie Belle Finley and
Virginia CaStleberTy discussed
other missionary work In Africa.
Out-of-town guests we're Misses
Margaret Sue Haley OF Waco and
Doris Seacrest of Kansas City.
Eleven members answered Doll
call. Mrs. Brown vas assisted in
her duties by Mrs. M. B. Finley.
Mrs. NsV Mangum complimented
Mrs. Rolphe Phippenny, a recent
bride, with a shower Of pleasing
appointments in the home Of the
groom's mother. Mrs. I. NJ. Phip-
penny. The prize award in a con-
test, Kitchen Romance" went to
Miss Harriet Kekledley. Other
prizes for contest guessing went to
Mrs. /. NJ Phippeny and Miss Leo
Mae Wright. Each presented her
trophy TO the honor guest.
Following several musical Selec-
tons the shower gifts were pres
ented TO the honoree by little Car
o. Lee Burgess.
Those enjoying the courtesy wer
Mesdames Rolphe Phippenny. w.
r. Crockett. M. E. Wright, Milton
Blair, Jack Wright. P. D. Kenne-
mar, Marvin Burgess. M. B. Fin
ley, G. j. Mangum. Lynch. i. M.
Phippenny, Bill Todd, Misses Leo
Mae Wright, Virginia Castleberry,
Dorothy Miller, Joyce Scoville.
Winnie Belle Finley, Carol Lee
Burgess, Harriet Kekledley. Rich
ards, Carolyn Vondera and Parker.
The country home OF Nj. and Mrs.
Arthur Anderson vas the scene Of
an enjoyable covered dish supper
when members Of the Pennsylvania
Avenue Community gathered for
~xl 3nfn~n,or affair Quar-