, 1935-08-11
Mrs. McCurdy
Honored With
DinnerBndge

DinnerBrdge
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MISSION, Aug. 10. - Compliment
tary to Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Nc
Curdy, Mr.. and Mrs. K. q. Balthrope
entertained with q birthday dinner
Tuesday evening. Bridge was play
ed following dinner by Mr.. and Mrs.
McCurdy. DR.. and Mrs. A =. Wilson,
Dr.. and Mrs. Z. II. Henry, DR.. and
Mrs. w. r. Gigs and Miss Martha
McCurdy.
Mrs. G. B. williams wa chosen
president Of the Mission Auxiliary
Unit Of the Fred A. Morgan Post
American Legion nc q meeting held
In the Legion hall Monday. Other
officers include: Mrs. Will Douglass,
first vice president: Mrs. A. r.
Schulke. secretary-treasurer; Mrs.
4. w. Reyes. chaplain; Mrs. A. G.
McHenry. color bearer; Mrs. A. =.
Wright. historian.
The Ace-High club wa entertain
eo at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rom
aid Morrison, Tuesday evening. Mr..
and Mrs. Bechtel OF McAllen being
out OF club guests. Mrs. Alton Bent
sen received high for women, Mr..
M. p. Wilson for men.
The Mardi club met at the home
Of Z. ID. Vawter Tuesday afternoon,
with Mrs. Theodore Gerlach and
Mrs. A. c. McHenry as out Of club
guests. Mrs. T. r. Card held the
score.
christian Charity" was discussed
by Reverend Father w. Arnold, Of
the Lady Of the Lake college Of San
Antonio. at a meeting held by the
Catholic Daughters of America.
Monday evening. at the parish hall.
Mrs. Sheldon Smith, formerly Of
this city, now Of McAllen, together
with Mrs. Al Volz was hostess for
the affair, which was greatly enjoy
ed BY all present:
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ord were hosts
one day this week at an affair when
they invited q number Of their
friends to assist In o. fish fry, the
members OF the "fry" committee in
Guiding Harry Keys. Harry Hannes,
and Arthur Noe. Messrs. and Mes
danes w. e Dorset. Harry Hannes.
Z. w. Reyes and their children were
members Of the party.
Wallace Reed. small son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Reed, was given q
pleasurable time on the occasion
Of his sixth birthday Monday, at
the Lions park. about 20 OF his
young friends being invited TO assist
him In the enjoyment. Wallace's
small guests were Betty Higgin-
botham Of Dallas. also Marvel Dean
Dooley, Ferry Richards. Sanford
RoSette. Jack and Kenneth Dick
son, JerTie Ray, Dickie Goodwin.
Kenneth Watson, Mary Ann Starr.
Jerry and Jimmie Brock, Barbara
and Billie Doyle, Barbara Lee John
son and Geraldine Burgevin.
Mrs. Rudolph Rome entertained
the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge club
this week. Out of club guests In
cluded Mrs. Ollen Rome, Mrs. Emil
Duensing and Mrs. Lloyd Brasher.
with Mrs. Rome being the scorer.
Mrs. Rudolph Rome was hostess
to the Wednesday Afternoon bridge
club at luncheon. Mrs. u. M. Strong
was high scorer. Mrs. Herbert G.
.1effries low. the gIeSts being the
Mesdames T. B. Sammons. T. NJ.
Melden. r. p. Conway, B. NJ. Strong.
T. j. Caldwell. II. G. Jeffries and
Edward Oppenhelmer.
Mrs. Joe Price was hostess this
week to the Wednesday Bridge club.
Mrs. John Waite was high, Mrs. Fl.
II. Rankin, low. Mrs. M. p. Wilson.
Mrs. Waite and Mrs. w. ID. Harris
were out Of club guests.
Little Jacquiline Rome was the
honoree on her ninth birthday ami
versary Monday afternoon, at q
theatre party given her by her mo-
ther, Mrs. Maurice Rome. After
the show the little folk were taken
to the Rome home. where refresh
ments were enjoyed. Those enjoy
ing the happy affair included Mill
cent and Marane Volz. Marvel Dean
Dooley, Margaret McHenry, June
Hedges, Sterling Achee, Billie and
Dickie Brown, Robert Rome.
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Mss Peggy Covington was hostess
to the Stitch and Sew club" Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Lee Mckinney and Miss Edna
Mckinney left for San Antonio the
first or the week. Miss Dorothy
Keith accompanied them. She win
visit for a time in Austin.
Mrs. Martin Price. who has been
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
O. u. Cannon, for the past three
weeks left for her home In Kings
vile. Monday.
Mrs. Thomas Robertson and
daughter. Mary Louise, have gone to
spend q couple Of weeks In Corpus
Christi.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Walsh left this
week for San Antonio. Miss Mary
Walsh. THEN eldest dauOhter will