, 1935-10-20
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leaves and flowers were chosen for
the afternoon bridge party given by
Miss Mary Lee Kern. at the home
on her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. II.
Kern, recently. Mrs. Jack Martin
received the score trophy. The fol-
lowing day being the birthday ami
versaries Of two OF the guests. Mrs.
Carl Mckinney and Miss Dora
Brown. the hostess presented each
with q pretty sift.
Others making up the guest list
were Mesdames q. +. Watson. Bob
bic Burns. Paul Dublin, Harry Es-
pey, Rex Vest, Forney Arnold, Misses
Virginia VIM, Priscilla Wade and
Frances Anderson.
Mrs. Gilbert GlaSscock Of Mercedes
was hostess TO the Sorosis Literary
club Of La Feria, Thursday night.
Nineteen members answered to roll
call. Books OF the month formed the
subject discussion, the following pro-
gram being given: "A Man Called
Cervnntes." Frances Hickman:
Heavens My Destination" Helen
Jones. "a Book OF the Month" VIII
lie Magee.
Mrs. Clifford Scott. Miss Margaret
Widener and Mrs. Gilbert Glass
cock were appointed delegates 70 the
annual meeting OF the Rio Grande
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day.
James Howe celebrated his fourth
birthday anniversary this week at
the home OF his parents, Mr.. and
MRS. Murray Howe. The afternoon
was spent in games, the hostess being
assisted in entertaining by the
grandmother. Mrs. Winnie Howe,
Miss Frances Dawson. James cous-
In. Mrs. T. p. Burchfield and Mrs.
Martin Eanscheck. Guests included
Bobbie Coates, Donald and Dorothy
Wise, Halle and Henry Hanscheck,
Marjorie and Peggy Ann MacVean,
Carol and Thomas Burchfield, H. @.
Billings, Frances Ann Rabalais,
Karl and Blake Weimer, George
Sanders, Nancy Lee Benton, Jack
Green, Beto Brooks. Johnnie How're.
Committee members who will have
charge Of club activities in the Al
ternate Wednesday Home Demon
strati0n club for the coming year,
have been announced by the club
president, Mrs. Homer Settles.
They include: program committee,
Nesdames j. c. Chic, Frank Beale
and L. +. Drawe; membership COM
mittee, Mesdames O. r. Glasscock,
Chic, j. IL. Meredith; finance COM
mittee, MesdameS Leroy Ziegler, Al
fred Schroeder, Harry Peters: be-
nevolence committee, Mesdames
p. G. Kelso. c. G. HARRISON and
W. II. Drawe; entertainment COM
mittee, Mesdames Harry Peters. G.
g. Clayton, III. G.. Brave; refresh
ment committee, Mesdames j. r..
Meredith, Frank Beale. L. ziegler.
Plans were made for a trip to
the Pirtel cactus gardens near San
Juan. the fifth Wednesday In Oc-
tober. by the club members. The
meeting this week was held at the
home OF Mrs. Alfred Schroeder, with
Mrs. Chic presiding. Mrs. Ben Et-
nire was a guest Of the club.
The LOYAL Workers club held a
Halloween party in connection with
their regular meeting Wednesday
at the home Of Mrs. Bert Green. Mrs.
=. J. Drefke was in charge Of the
business session, when plans were
made for an all-day quilting party at
the home OF Mrs. Ernest Larson next
Wednesday.
At the close Of the business session,
MRS. NJ. A. Borchelt was In charge
OF the entertainment program.
Halloween colors formed an appro-
pirate setting for the affair. which
included games and contests with
MRS. Sachtleben winning the prize in
the main contest.
A display OF antiques from all parts
CT the Valley was an attractive fea-
ture OF a benefit tea held here In the
Evans building BY the members OF
the Woman's Auxiliary Of the local
Presbyterian church. Friday after
noon and continuing through Satur-
day.
A review Of Dorothy Scarbrough's
book. TN the Land OF Cotton" was
4 delightful feature Of the program
given at the meeting Of the Los
Ebanos Study club this week st the
home Of Mrs. Floyd Langford. By
Mrs. Henry Lauderdale, with a his
tQrioal discussion being led by Mrs.
M. T.. David. The study of Texas
history, music and literature was
continued at this time.
Mrs. II. E. Hager, a guest of the
club. sang a group OF Southern mel
odies. Mrs. G. j. Leblanc was also q