, 1935-02-10

Jack Beale. Blake Agnew ana Ar
chic Brewer.
Mrs. John Leslie was elected presi-
dent Of the Woman's Auxiliary Of
the Presbyterian church, TO succeed
Mrs. Ben Stafford, resigned. at the
meeting this week. Mrs. Leroy Zieg-
Ter, was elected secretary, succeed
ing Mrs. Roy Bowker, whose term
expired at this time. Mrs. John
Rouse continues IN the office Of
treasurer for another year.
Mrs. J. N. Pace led the devotional
services and Mrs. w. j. Copeland
conducted the study. Plans were
made for q silver tea to be held on
Washington's birthday. when the
woman's auxiliaries OF Elsa, Weslaco
and La Feria viii be invited to at
tend.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Balaam. who
we're recently married. were extend
ed an enjoyable courtesy a few even
ings ago, when Mr.. and Mrs. Foy
Hall entertained with a dinner in
their honor. Following the dinner
the hosts and their guests motored to
the Club Royal at McAllen, for dane
ing. Guests for the evening included
MI. and Mrs. d. j. Schwartz, Mr..
and Mrs. Art Kinney. Of San Be-
nito, Miss Lena Marriott Of Harrington,
Miss Esther Burkhart Of Alamo. Bob
Tankersly. Bill Carter Of San Juan.
Norman BALKAN and Press Allen.
"A newly organized bridge club had
for its first hostess this week. Mrs.
O. j. Gum at her home. The club
viii meet each Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Buddie watson, a guest Of the
club. received high. "A tempting re-
freShment course was served to the
following in attendance: Mesdames
Jimmie Johnson. Woody Tullis, Jerry
Tessar OF Weslaco. Otto Tobias,
Louis Zeizer OF WeSlaco, Mack David,
Mrs. James Watson.
Guest Day" was observed at the
meeting Of the Parent Teacher as
ISOLATION Thursday afternoon, In cell
ebration Of Founders Day" in a
program in charge of Mrs. Kathryn
Chadick. The program was opened
with two dance numbers by a num-
Der OF little BOYS and girls from the
room of Mrs. Lellah Lyle. The lit
tie folk were in Dutch costumes for
the dance. and for the other costumes
were typical Of spring. Mrs. Lyle
accompanied al the piano.
Mrs. j. L. Vining gave a very in
teresting account OF the founding OF
the r. II. a., telling Of the efforts
OF Mrs. Phoebe Hears and Mrs.
Birney, founders. Mrs. @. G. FittZ
gave the high point Of an editorial
BY J. 3. Studebaker. ". :. Commits
lsoner Of Education. in which he
urged the p. Il. "A. OF the nation TO
become political minded to the ex-
tent that they might more intelli-
gently take part in the governing
bodies that had to do with educate ~
al affairs in the schools. Mrs. Fred
Wright. past HidalRo County school
superintendent. and one OF the first
promoters of the local p. T. A.. gave
most interesting facts and data on
early officers and local P. T. A. work.
ers. Among the many guests pres
ent. was Mrs. w. j. Bailey, from
Tennessee. who is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Chadick. and who was n men,
Der Of the local organization twenty
years ago.
Mrs. Clyde Fore presided al the
business session. when IL was decid-
ed that the organization sponsor a
play 70 be given by the pupils or the
local chapter OF the National Junior
Shakespeare club. OF which Mrs.
Leon r. Graham has been appointed
supervisor. There are 10 be 20 meet
ings Of the club. n a week. when
one Of Shakespeare's plays will be
given. The course Is a combination
OF expression. dramatics and story
telling. with special material being
sent from headquarters. which has
been prepared by Ethel Bailey. in
Structor in Emerson College of Ex-
preston.
A nomination committee was nam
ed TO inclcde Mrs. F. A. Hanshaw.
chairman. Mrs. Joe Lambertson and
Miss Ann Smith.
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