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Baptist Circle
ban of the Mary-Martha circle of
the Pint Baptist church met In the
home of Mrs. Prank Robertson
Tuesday afternoon when Mrs. l
H. Thacker, retiring circle chair
man. paid a beautiful tribute to the
circle memben comprising her
group for the pest year. The tribute,
a poem written by Mrs. Thacker
was read after which she presented
each member with a pretty oorsage.
Following a brief business meet
ing Mn. Robertson presented an
Interesting study on the subject oi
the “Rome and Foreign Mission
Fields of the Church." Those assist
ing her were Mesd&mes Arthur Mc
Millian. Tommy Cocke, L. H. Thack
er. Charles Lang. A. C. Broderick.
Elmer Morris, M. B Finley.
• •
The newly organized ORB. Study
club met In uae home of the worthy
matron, Mrs. Herbert McSpadden
Monday evening when ten members
were present. Mrs. Pearl Thacker
was elected as study club leader.
Following the study hour a delight*
ful social period was enjoyed in
Which refreshments were served.
Meetings of the group will be held
on the fourth Mondays of each
month with the exception of the
month of October when the meet
ing will be held in the home of Mrs.
W C. Brock with Mrs. Tommy
Oocke as co- hostess on the second
Monday evening.
• • •
Mrs. Leigh Stanley was hostess
to the members of the Contract
club Thursday afternoon Guests
for the afternoon Included Mrs.
Tom Marchbanks and Mrs. W. J.
Vinsant.
Following the games Mrs. N. D.
Monger was presented with the
score award The next meeting of
the club will be with Mrs. R. B.
Bte wart.
The Junior Study club held the
regular meeting Wednesday evening
In the home of MLss Mildred Pal
mer when outstanding women au
thors of today provided an Interest
ing study. Mrs. Howard Caswell,
president of the club was In charge
Of a short business meeting which
preceded the program.
"Dreams and Accomplishments of
Kathleen Norris.” was presented by
Miss Ernestine Ramsey. She was
followed on the program by Mrs.
Bam Balters who discussed "Zona
Gale. An Artist In Fiction ” Miss
Maud Terrell gave a review of
"Fannie Hurst. Modem Short Storv
Writer." discussing her story, "One
|p Three Thousand."
The concluding phase of the
meeting was centered about the
pound table session in which prom
inent women of America provided
the theme. They were Alice Roose
welt Longworth. Kathleen Noma,
gmily Post. Margaret Lee Run beck.
Anne Morrow Lindbergh, Bess
kvreater Aldridge and othera
An interesting meeting was held
Monday evening when the San
Rrnlto Business and Professional
Women’s club met in Dr. Jacoblne
Kruze's office. The meeting which
b the first of the new year was
opened with the president. Dr.
JCruze m charge. The theme of the
years studv will be Women Unite
For Effective Democracy.'’
Miss Ruth Barm ore, program
chairman, asked that each member
lead the constitution of the United
States before the next regular
meeting. Basic principals of govern
ment and the trend of government
today will provide the study for the
pear.
A report of the state convention
held recently in Mineral Wells was
read. The club plans to sponsor a
benefit bridge party in the near
future in which a fund will be se*
aside toward the Valley centennial
exhibit. .
The next meeting of the club will
he with Miss Barmore In Valencia
Park September 23.
About 25 members of the Chris
tian Endeavor of the First Presby
terian church enjoved an outing at
Boca Chica Friday evening. Fol
lowing a delightful dip In the surt
a picnic supper was served on the
beach.
• • •
Miss Jos* fin a Rodrigue* was
hostess to the members of the Mig
non club wh°n the evening was
spent in sew;nz and embroidering.
During the meeting the hostess
served ice cream and cake. The next
meeting of the club will -s wltn
Anita Vasquez.
Miss Betty Phillips and Miss Bar
bara Barrier were co-hostesses
Tuesday evening when they enter
tained in the home of the former
honoring Miss Blanche Patton of
Harlingen, a bride-elect.
A eclor theme of rose was carried
out during the affair. Following a
period of informal visiting In the
pretty screened-in sun parlor the
Suests assembled in the dinlne room
where sandwiches and tea dim* lea
^rere rerved with coffee. Mrs. L*. A.
Barrier. Mrs. PhilliDS and Carolyn
Phillips sssisted in the serving Miss
Patton was remembered bv her hcat
•aases with prety gift packages.
• • •
A plea*lng event of the past week
was the theatre party given by Mrs.
T W Lewis when she entertained
honoring Mrs. E. H Price of Okla
homa City and Mrs W. Lewis
ef San Antonio. Following the pic
tures a social hour was enjoyed
The guest* were Mesdames R A.
Swing. A. R. Motheral. E. H Fai
tey. J E. Craven. E A Daughtery.
O Carr, the honorees and the
hoatess. # . .
Mrs W. D. Ferguson was hostess
to *he members of the Neighborhood
Bridge club Thursday aftemcon
when guests for the afternoon were
Mr* Melvin Morehouse ct Canada
•nd Mrs F. L. Paschall During the
tames Mr* Andrew Bowie we* pre
ached with the teon award The
next meeting of the club v ..1 be w ..
Mrs. Elmer Morris.
The Young PeortVg crvaniwtkm
the First Baptist church net
Ihursdav evening at the church be
fore adtmiming In a group to Rio
Hondo where a swim end hamburger
•upper waa served them. The af
fair was given complimenting
Misses MartoHe Breedlbve. Clsdda
Mae Albritten and Robert Ballen
Cwho are leaving this week end
various schools. ^
A pleasant affair of Thursdav
Etng waa the birthday event in
home of Mrs E. A. Daughtery
i she entertained honoring her
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worn by expert woter athletes.
2. This sports ensemble Is appropriate
for both golf and tennis — a pearl gray
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flannel slocks, black and white shoes, and
belt.
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from tht ten gallon Stetson to the short,
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DRAWINGS BY"
D. W. REYNOLDS,'
husband at a buffet supper follow
ed by games.
During the evening games of "42"
were enjoyed after which old-fash
ioned singing provided diversion.
Dinner guests were Messrs, and Mes
dames A. C. Childresa Elmer Mor
ris. M. A. Sandford. Joe Bim
hardt. C. K. Alewine. w. R. Brown
and Mrs. Melvin Morehouse of Can
ad*; who Is a house guest in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Emer Morris, the
guest of honor and the hostess
Thcee coming in later were Mr and
Mrs. 1*. w. Pratt and Mrs. Dodson
o. K. Ale wine, J*. son of Mr . and
Mrs C. K Alewine vu named as
honor guest when his mother enter
tained on the occasion of his seventh
birthday anniversary. Games and
contests were enjoyed In the out-of
doors. in the late afternoon the
birthday cake was cut and served
with ice cream to about 15 little
guests.
• • •
A pretty affair at the pest week
was the meeting of the Beta Chap
ter of the Delphian society which
was held in the home of Mrs. John
Kirby when the members enjoyed;
miorrmy foo*** oo®, rvvnf
handpalnted plate favor* were noted
during the afternoon.
The next regular meeting of the
Chapter will be held September 20
when the group will ccnvene at the
High School building.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Epstein have as
their guests Mr Epstein’s sister.
Miss Louise Epstein of north Tex
Miss Emma Wascher who has been
In the northern part of the united
States for the past few months has
returned to her heme here.
Miss Marjorie Breedlove has gone
to not on when she wtft amend
%
! th# University of Houston during'
the coming season. Her position as
secretary in the Fidelity Loan and
Investment company will be taken
over by Miss Mabel Mansur.
I Mrs. J. S. Edge has as her guest
this winter her niece. Miss Jean
Smallwood of Roby. Miss Smallwood
will attend the San Benito high
school this season.
Mary Helen Dimmlck has gone
to Austin where she will spend the
winter with her uncle and aunt.
Dr. and Mrs. Carl Swanson.
Mr. and Mrs p. j. DeGuertn and
children have returned from Over
tow. when theg west greats hi Ibe
home of Mr. DeOuerlns parent*.
Miss Mildred Shafer has accepted
the position of secretary to the sup
erintendent of the schools, O. L.
Davis.
C. E. Hudson and three children
are home from Houston where the
children spent the summer. While
away Mr. Hudson continued on to
Dallas on business.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Sullivan and
daughter. Eleanor have returned
from a vacation trip to Edgeley, N.
D.
Paul 6. Hill departed Saturday
for Austin where he will visit with
Miss Fulfer
Is Honoree
For Shower
(Special to The Herald)
SAN BENITO. Sept 14 - Mrs
J. D. Fowler and Mrs. Albert T.
Ward entertained Thursday after
noon with a miscellaneous shower at
►the home at Mia. B. O. Moons honoe
Ins Mrs. Claude Puller, a recent
bnde.
Many delightful fames were en
joyed throughout the afternoon af
ter which the bride waa presented
with many lovely and useful gifts.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess at the close of the afternoon.
Among those present were Mea
ds me« A. Carder. R. B. Brown. Bill
Todd. Emmett Dodson, Bun Harris,
Shelton. F. L Uraey. Dick Young.
Prank Maine, D. King. A O. Moore,
Clots Lam.son. Estelle M. Pew. Misses
Elisabeth Shelton. Adelle and Mslva
King. Myrtle Moore. Oene Vreeland,
Lor ame Thomas and Use haamm
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