, 1935-11-22
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Is GiOen For
H-Y Club
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SAN BENITO, Nov. ~. - San
Bentto Hi-Y club was delightfully."-
entertained during the past week
when a dinner party was given in
the home OF Mrs. J. s. Storey. In
cluded among those present were
8 V. Nicely, sponsor Of the group and
R. ]. Bonner who gave an interest
ing talk. Others present were Bur-
rus Pugsley. Robert Bickle. Jack
Cooper, Robert Cowgirl, Newton
Roberts, William Cruise and Rich
ard Hockaday.
Eight tables Of players enjoyed the
Tetent benefit bridge in the home
OF mrs. Charles Ludden. During the
afternoon a bag Of grab prizes af-
forded much merriment. The score
award went to Mrs. A. r. Kennedy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Moore were
hosts lately in the home Of Mrs. j. p.
McGeehee with a dinner Of Mexican
foods.
During the games OF bridge which
Followed the dinner hour Mrs. Harry
Bickle and Mr.. Paul Hill were high.
Mr.. Clark Crops was presented with
the floating prize. The next meeting
OF the group will be with Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark Creps.
Mrs. L. w. Humble was q recent
hostess for bridge.
During the games awards went TO
Mesdames L. A. Barrier and Frank
Grimsell.
The guest list included Mesdames
A. Z. Graves, Guy C~astleberry,
Frank Grimsell, K. j. Twiss Of Har-
hngen. A. z. Smith, Nicely Newman
and l.. A. Barrier.
Members OF the San Benito Chap
ter Order Of the Eastern Star held
their regular meeting Monday even
ing when the chapter voted to at
tend a meeting in Edinburg Thurs
day night During the meeting an
interesting drill on the secret work
was given by w. S. Brock. A report
on happenings in other grand juris-
dictions was given by the fraternal
correspondent. Mrs. p. B. Goolsby.
Mrs A. ]. Carey had charge or the
interesting program on the Hano-
verian Period, when the Beta Del
phian chapter met at the high school
this past week.
Foreign Influences Upon the Sue
eeSSion Of the English Crown was
the paper presented by Mrs. H. o.
Wilson while Mrs. o. L. Davis ave
q report on the "Reign Of King
George I, from TIA to 1877" An in
tereSting review. Social Changes OF
the Century" was discussed BY Mrs.
=. o. Sieser followed by round table
discussions
Members Of the Astro-Science club
met the first Of the week when Dr.
windsor, president OF the State
Atrological association vas the
principal speaker. He chose as his
subject Science Of Astrology."
interesting Facts Concerning
Astrology in Everyday Life" was the
subject presented by MI. +. w.
Preedlove Of Houston. vice-presi-
Gent Of the association. Regular
meeting days OF the club will be the
f1rst and third Sundays Of each
month.
Members Of the family of Mrs. ].
~. Swearingen who were in the Val
ley to attend the funeral OF Mrs.
Swearingen'S husband included a
brother. Stanley Wood OF Kansas
City and a sister. Mrs. Elizabeth Sa-
mon Of Louisville. Kentucky. MI.
Wood made the trip to the Valley
by plane and has returned to Kan
a City while Mrs. Samon will re-
main for a longer visit.
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Jones have re-
turned from a trip to Del Rio where
Mr.. Jones was called on business.
DR.. G. M. Cash has gone TO st.
Louis where he will attend the Am
erican Medical association conven-
tion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Brooks have
PANIED their infant daughter, Mary
Ellen Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kent Manning were
I'm San Benito Monday even
Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Ainsworth and
daughter, Patsy, departed Thursday
for their home IN FL Paso.
+. H. Downs has returned from a
trip 10 Austin where he was called
on business.
MI. and Mrs. A. w. Thornton have
RS their guest their daughter. Mrs
Ray Baton OF Victoria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Steenerson and
Frank Sullivan Of Crookstown. Min
nesota. have arrived In the Valley
and will spend the winter at their
home on the Browne Tract. Mr..
and Mrs. Stevenson have spent the
past eighteen winters in iris section
and own considerable property on
The Browne Tract.
Mira. w. G. Longmire and Miss
Anna Marie Pape have returned
from a trip to San Antonio and
Fredericksburg where they were the
guests OF relatives.
r. +. Mittanck has returned from
i trip 70 Gonzales.
Mrs. r. @. Scott who has been a
guest In the home OF Mrs G. M
Wilds for the past few weeks has
returned to her home In DeQueen.
Arkansas.
Mrs. Clay Hall Of this city was a
IN Harlingen Tuesday morn
ing.