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PAGE FOURSunday, August 8, 1987 VALLEY SUNDAY STAR-MONITOR-HERALD Diversions For Week Are Varied RIO GRANDE CITY -Las Palmas Bridge club met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. H. L. Staggs at Sullivan City for a chop suey luncheon and afternoon of bridge. Mrs.

F. G. Chatfield was an out of club guest. Members present included Mrs. B.

C. King and Mrs. John A. Pope who were awarded prizes for high scores. and Mrs.

George B. Marsh, J. O. Moss, W. W.

Shuford and A. R. Baker. Mrs. E.

Huff was to the Book Review club Thursday morning at her home at Fort Ringgold when Mrs. Ira O'Meara gave an interesting review of the Literary Guild book "American Dream." Refreshments were later served to the three guests present, Mrs. M. B. Dunning, Mrs.

E. Hodgson, and Mrs. F. W. Drury all of Fort Ringgold, and to the members, Mrs.

L. R. Brooks, Mrs. Florence J. Scott, Mrs.

C. J. Martin, A. Stalmach, Mrs. C.

J. Martin, and Misses Shirley and Robin Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. F.

G. Chatfield have returned from a month's vacation trip enjoying short visits with her mother, Mrs. W. O. Deeson in Kingsville, and her brother, H.

B. Holloway, in Corpus Christi, before going on to Victoria, San Antonio, and Artesia, New Mexico, spending 8 week in the latter place with Mr. and Mrs. T. A.

Hornaday, formerly residents of this city. They made several side crips to Roswell, Ruidoso, and Carlsbad Caverns, and returned home by the river road. David Sanderson of St. Louis, field representative of the American National Red Cross, was here Monday and Tuesday conferring with Mrs. L.

R. Brooks, chairman of the Starr County Chapter, and the executive board, Mrs. C. Solis and Mrs. Martin Cavazos.

Mrs. Y. Garcia and son, Tino, of Brownsville and Mr. and Mrs. McAllen of the McAllen Ranch were visitors here Wednesday.

On their departure, Mrs. Garcia was accompanied by Miss Emma Solis who will be the guest of Mrs. Maria Young on her ranch near Raymondville for and extended visit. Herndon Scott of Refugio was the guest of his mother, Mrs. Florence Scott, from Wednesday until Friday.

Roses Give Charm To Bridge Rooms WESLACO-Mrs. Raymond Clifford was hostess for a delightful bridge courtesy at her home Friday afternoon. Tables were placed on the porch, where players enjoyed the games. Bouquets of pink rosebuds were artistically ararnged adcharm to the environment. Mrs.

George Harren received score prize, and Miss Frankie Thompson was a guest of the club. Ice cream and cake was served late in the afternoon to Mesdames Larry Heid, Harren, Fred Pepper, Ted Snead, Clifford Scott, and Schuepach of Harlingen. Birthday Surprise Is Weslaco Event WESLACO-Mrs. L. F.

Milliken honored her son, Ralph with a birthday surprise Saturday. A group of friends attended the theatre and then were entertained with croquet at the Milliken home on Illinois street. angel food birthday cake with eleven candles, in white was served with ice cream. Guest were Calvin Voelkel, Walter Hope Baxter III, Ralph Davis, Robert Rankin, James Francis Nevil, Earl Sholz, Newton Talbert, Maurice Dean, Richard Keehen, Leo La Duke and Dennis Griffin. Houston Visitor Named Honoree EDINBURG-Miss Marilyn McAskill honored Miss Julie Ann Cadau of Houston with a luncheon followed by bridge Wednesday.

Vases of crepe myrtle were placed about the rooms. Guests were Misses Carolyn Cramer, Margaret Brown, Eleanor Doughtie, all of Edinburg, and Daisy Ellen and Mary Virginia Polk, Pharr, Jean Epperson, Mission, and Mrs. R. B. Carter, Elsa.

Edinburg T. E. Conduct Meeting EDINBURG-The T. E. L.

Class of the Baptist church had its regular monthly business and social meeting with the teacher, Miss Maiden Ponder. Mrs. E. C. Umland.

Called the meeting to order. Mrs. O. Em Jones conducted the devotional with the scripture from Galatians 5. The secretary read the minutes from the last meeting.

A nominating committee was appointed consisting of Mrs. A. J. Chaney meeting and was Mrs. H.

dismissed F. with Moltham. a prayer led by Mrs. W. C.

Copeland. A social hour followed with delicious refreshments being, served to Mrs. E. C. Umland, Mrs.

J. S. Pelt. Mrs. J.

S. Bunn, Mrs. H. H. Hampton, Mrs.

A. J. Chaney, Mrs. H. F.

Molthan. Mrs. O. Em Jones, Mrs. W.

C. Copeland, Mrs. J. L. Rosenberger P.

Keller ant Miss Maiden Ponder. J. L. Rosenberger and Mrs. Mrs.

H. H. Hampton were presented with birthday gifts. Miss McDavitt Weds Friday Miss Gail McDavitt, B. McDavitt, of Jennings Studeman Studeman is one has been honored circles.

She and on a two weeks' home in Brownsville was a simple one, home of the bride's daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Brownsville, whose marriage to Oliver was an event of Friday. Mrs. of the feted belles of the Valley, and signally, both in scholastic and social Mr.

Studeman are in Guatemala City honeymoon trip, and will make their on their return. Their marriage read early Friday morning at the parents. College Girls To Be Honored With Courtesy MISSION-Development of plans for a party honoring girls of the Baptist church who are going away to college was a feature of the business meeting of the Baptist Women's Missionary Union meeting on Thursday afternoon at the church. The party, which will be given on August 26 at the American Legion Hall, is in accordance with a custom followed the organization for many years. charge of ararngements by, for the event will be Mrs.

Galen Bushey and Mrs. Weeks Martin, as members of the educational committee. Mrs. E. J.

Teagarden, as president conducted the business program and also presented the Bible study, which was the program feature. The study continued the series begun with the opening of church year. when the Old Testament study was started. Next week, members are to meet in circle groups, the Annie Sallee circle with Dr. Minnie Parrish, and the Irene Jeffries circle with Mrs.

J. C. Nelson on South Shary boulevard. Supper Meeting Of B. P.

W. Club Slated Monday HARLINGEN- pot-luck supper will be served at the meeting of the Harlingen B. P. W. club to be held Monday evening at the ranch home of Miss Jackie Ferguson near the Combes Highway.

Members will take covered dish items for the co-operative supper. An informal program will be presented. Mrs. Dan Coate Bridge Hostess WESLACO-Mrs. Dan Coate was hostess to bridge, Friday at her home.

Bouquets of zinnias were placed throughout the playing rooms. Mrs. Cecil Stevenson and and Mrs. Lester Webber were winners of score awards. Guests were Mesdames Arthur Sprinkle, Charles Pearre, Charles Sherrill, C.

B. McKeehan, Lester Webber, J. C. Friday, Cecil Stevenson and J. L.

Couch. The hostess served a delicious salad course at the close of the games. Worthwhile Club Meets In Weslaco WESLACO-Mrs. Ernest Coy was hostess to the members of the Worth While club, Thursday at her home. The rooms were decorated with various bright blossoms, and a pleasant social afternoon was enjoyed.

Mrs. A. W. Arnett, president, was in charge of the social duties, assisting the hostess. Twelve members attended the hospitality.

Leaguers Enjoy Picnic Outing EDINBURG-The members of the Epworth League of the First Methodist Church enjoyed a weiner roast at Krska's Lake Thursday night. Guests enjoying this delightful outing were Misses Emma Cossman, Esther and Dahlia Duncan, Otis Johnson of Weslaco, Ernest Parr, Wayne Stotter, of Pharr, Clarence Anderson, and Mr. and Mrs. W. J.

Southwell, Jr. Oklahoma Visitors In Valley EDCOUCH-Mr. and -Mrs. A. H.

Dose left this week for their home at Sapulpa, after spending several days at Edcouch looking after property. While here they were the guests of Mrs. Pearl E. Martin. Mr.

and Mrs. V. A. Lewis left this week for a vacation in Wisconsin. Mr.

and Mrs. Olin Davis and Evelyn Stephens have returned from short visit in Corpus Christi. Mr. and Mrs. George Ady of Fort Worth are visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Allen and children. Mr. and Mrs. R.

A. Ewing are home from a vacation of three weeks. Rev. S. D.

Lunderford of Los Fresnos was calling on friends in Edcouch Tuesday. Mrs. E. B. Burke and children and Mr.

and Mrs. G. A. Bingham and baby have returned from two weeks vacation spent in Texas points. Mr.

and Mrs. James Self and son, Donald, are spending a week in Central Texas. Gerald Stephens is home from Houston for a visit with his parents. Mrs. E.

J. Overdyke of Pittsburg, Kansas arrived in Edcouch Tuesday for an extended visit with his daughter, Mrs. G. C. Mrs.

Winnie Sigle and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Sigle and baby of Clinton, who have been visiting in the C. F. Schlotzhauer home at La Villa have gone to California for a short visit before returning to their home.

Doyle Baker has gone to Texarkana and Hollis, for a visit. Ernest Waggoner of Brownsville was a visitor in the Sam Brockington home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. W.

K. Galbreath of Tampa, have gone to Mason, Texas to attend a family reunion. Mrs. Ray Allen and baby have gone to Altus, to visit her mother who is quite ill. Weslaco W.

M. S. Conducts Meet; Supper Planned WESLACO-Members of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist church, met Monday afternoon in the parlors of the Baptist church. The regular business meeting and reposts for the month were accepted During the business in charge of the president, Mrs. F.

T. Hudson, who assumed her duties after an illness, the members voted to have a chicken supper Tuesday night, August 10, in the dining hall of the church. Tests Are Passed By Girl Scouts EDINBURG The Girl Scout Troop met Thursday night and the following tests were passed: observation, thrift, know review, national anthem, flag, and emergency, fire, first aid. Scouts present were Margaret statham, Ruth Wall, Mercedes Albrecht, Bobbie Gibberson, Sonora Bryan, Arline Edwards, Billy Jean Roberts, Jerry Dean Lyon, Dorothy Ann Casberg, Audrey Case, Pauline Closner, Maxine Beane, Barbara Baldridge, Margaret Wall, Jeanette Closner, and Bobby Joe Coats, a visitor from Marfa. Visitor In Weslaco Guests Enjoy Sessions Of Bridge Club MISSION-A number of out of club players were included in the list of guests who were entertained with members of the Ace-Hi Bridge club on Wednesday evening when Mr.

and Mrs. A. C. McHenry were hosts for the occasion. Mr.

and Mrs. H. H. Hannah of Port A Arthur and Mr. and Mrs.

Leroy Buescher were out of club players seated for the games Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Brown, Mr.

and Mrs. Ollen Rome, Mr. and Mrs. G. F.

Dohrn, Mr. and Mrs. Vance Glasgow, Mr and Mrs. C. O.

Dunbar and the hosts. High scores were won during the series of games by Mrs. Glasgow and Mr. Rome for women and men, respectively. Mrs.

McHenry served an iced course after the games. LEAVE FOR MEXICO BROWNSVILLE Mary Ruth Craig, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. C.

Craig, left Saturday morning for a two weeks' stay in Mexico City. She will be the guest of her cousin, Mrs. E. K. Goodrich, and Mr.

Goodrich. Mrs. Lynn Davis, El Paso, is spending the month of August in Weslaco visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.

M. Gilmore. Mrs. Davis, wife of assistant superintendent of schools in El Paso, is chairman of the blind commission of the Texas Federation of Women's Clubs, and past president of the Woman's Auxiliary of the College of Mines, El Paso. She is also a member of the Young Woman's Auxiliary of the Woman's Clubs in El Paso and active in Red Cross and Community Chest projects.

Mrs. Bascom Cox Is Hostess A charming camera study of Brownsville is shown above, smart tailored suits she wears Cox were hosts this week at a McCormick place in the Palm ator and Mrs. John A. Hastings Kansas Guests To Leave Soon From Mission MISSION--M. M.

Phillips of Peabody, Kansas, who has been the guest of his son, Dr. C. C. Phillips and Mrs. Phillips for the past ten days, expects to leave for his home within the next few days.

He will be accompanied by his granddaughters, Misses Billee and Jeanne Phillips who have been here for several weeks with their father and Mrs. Phillips. Mrs. C. C.

Eppright of Manor, Texas is here for a visit with Dr. and Mrs. C. D. Eppright.

Miss Louise Gibbs of Chickasha, Oklahoma spent several days here this week the guest of her uncle and a aunt, Dr. and Mrs. W. T. Gibbs.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hedges and family left Friday for a vacation trip to Gonzales. Mrs. Leon H.

Brown and young son, Leon Hart returned home this week after an extended visit in Mineral Wells and Vernon. Accompanying them home for a visit were Mrs. Brown's sister, Mrs. Virgil E. Tims and children, Pat, Margaret Jane and Georganna, who are to visit them for two weeks.

Expected home during the weekwill be the vacation party composed of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Dooley and daughter, Marvel Dean, and Mr.

and Mrs. R. G. Gerner who have been to Monterrey, San Antonio and Junction. James Young of Wichita Falls is here for a visit with Jack Lindsay.

young son of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Lindsay.

Arthur Noe, who has been under treatment in Temple, Texas is expected home this week-end. and Mrs. J. C. Sherwood and family of Seminole, Oklahoma are here for a visit with Mr.

and Mrs. W. Mainard. Mr. Sherwood is 8 brother of Mrs.

Mainord. Pink Hues Noted For Bridge Event WESLACO-Mrs. E. B. Ballard charmingly entertained with bridge, Thursday at her home, honoring the Dos Mesas Bridge players.

Roses artistically ararnged in vases and bowls added beauty to the reception rooms. Pink was the color note featured in each detail. A tempting salad course was served, on a beautifully arranged refreshment plate. Winners of score awards at the close of the games were Mrs. Jerry Tesser, for guest, and Mrs.

Ordell Roberson, club. Club guests for the afternoon. were Mesdames Jack Cogbill, Hartness, R. B. Morgan and Jerry Tesser.

Service League Has Joint Meet With Brownsville HARLINGEN- meeting of the Episcopal Young People's Service League of Brownsville and the newly organized Service League including members from Harlingen and La Feria was held Tuesday evening at the Madison Hotel. Baxter Holland, president of the Brownsville group, was speaker for the evening. He talked interestingly regarding the aims of the organization and outlined plans for state and national conventions. Refreshments were served and social period enjoyed. San Juan Club Meets Wednesday SAN JUAN-The Woman's club will meet at the home of Mrs.

J. C. Doedyn, Wednesday afternoon, August 11. instead of at the home of Mrs. IF.

M. Griffith, Pharr Homes are Filled By Host Summer Guests; Vacationists Returning PHARR-Mr and Mrs. Geo. McCullough have returned home from five week's vacation visit to New York, New Orleans, and a tour of the New England states. Miss Violet Wahlers, who has been attending the University of San Antonio, arrived this week for a visit with her parents Mr.

and Mrs. A. Whalers a and family. Mr. and Mrs.

Calvin Stennett and daughter, Mary Ann, of Tallahas-, see, arrived Friday morning for a months' visit in Pharr and the Valley. Mr and Mrs. Hugh Smartt returned home this week from a business trip to Callahan county. Mrs. Geo.

Ely has returned home from a two weeks' visit with relatives in McAllister, and points in Arkansas. Billy Bob Reeves left Wednesday for two weeks visit with relatives in San Antonio. Mrs. Myril Kelley, who was in north Texas on a vacation trip, was called home this week by the serious illness of Mr. Kelley who was suddenly stricken with appendicitis.

Mr and Mrs. Godfrey McMillen, who have been visiting with friends in Pharr and other Valley cities for the past three weeks, left Friday for their home in Louisville, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. Glen E.

Brittan and daughters Norma, Doris and Jean, returned this week from San Antonio where they spent several days. Mr. and Mrs. Newt Dyer left this week for a months' visit with relatives in Junction. Mr.

and Mrs Edward Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Talcupp of Topeka, arrived Friday for a three weeks' visit in the Valley. Mrs. Albert Schlicter has returned home from a three week visit wit hher mother in San Antonio.

Mr. and Mrs. C. McElwin, former residents of Corpus Christi, moved here this week to make their home and are located at the Baker Apts. Mr.

and Mrs. David Hutson and Mrs. Eula Maas, of Eldorado, arrived Friday morning for a two weeks visit with their daughter and grandaughter Mrs. J. Espers and Mr.

Espers. Mrs. Ben Kelly and daughter, Cherry Lou, Mr. and Mrs. Teer and son Eddie, left Thursday for a two weeks visit in Carlsbad, N.

M. Mrs. June Reynolds, who has been returned to her home here following a major operation several weeks ago in the McAllen Hospital, is reported to be recovering rapidly Mrs. P. H.

Faris and daughter Miss Myrna Faris, were called to Beeville, Thursday by the serious illness of another daughter Miss Geneveive, who was stricken with appendicitis and is in a hospital in that city. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bonner and Miss Helen Brazzil of Helena, Mont. arrived Thursday to spend the remainder.

fthe summer. and early fall season. Miss Eva Lucas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Harry Lucas, is recovering from a tonsil operation. Mr.

and Mrs. Buffington and children left Friday morning J. W. Wades To Leave For San Antonio COMBES-Mr. and J.

W. Wade will leave within the next few days for a vacation in San Antonio. Their houseguest, Miss Merle Bartlett, of the Alamo City, will return to her home with them. J. W.

Norman, is reported to be improving following a recent 111- ness. Mrs. W. H. Wheaten, who has been confined to the home of her sister, Berryhill, now is convalescing at the Wheaten home.

Mrs. Maud Roselle of San Benito visited Mrs. H. D. Kingston Wednesday.

Miss Elsie Flagg has returned from Galveston where she has been spending several weeks with relatives. Mission Bridge Is Entertained By Mrs. Shary charm to the playing rooms when -Pink roses gave floral Mrs. Arnold Shary was a charming hostess on Tuesday afternoon to members of the Mardi Bridge club, with Mrs. C.

C. Eppright of Manor, Texas special guest. For the series of games played during the afternoon, Mrs J. F. Tanner was winner of high score honors.

After the games, Mrs. Shary served an iced course to her guests, who were Mesdames Eppright of Manot, C. Eppright, J. D. Lockhart, Mary Butler, E.

D. Water, Tracy Card, E. Gray, and Tanner. Mrs. Lockhart will entertain the group next week.

Weslaco Residents On Vacation Visits WESLACO-Mrs. H. W. St John and children, Allen and Jean, accompanied by her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Hartman of San Benito, left for their former home at Aledo, Illinois, where they will visit relatives and friends for five weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Hackney have returned to Weslaco to make their home, having resided at Corpus Chriti. Mrs.

T. L. Bruton and children are visiting Mr. Bruton's sister, Mrs. Billy Cocke at Houston.

Mrs. Harry Ratchiff has as her house guests her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L.

Holden of St. Louts. Mrs. A. B.

Wren and son Elden and brother, Harold Baskerville are visiting relatives in Canada, enjoying a visit at Boissevain, in Western I Manitoba. for their home in Haslam, La. fol? lowing a months' visit here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs.

Jimmie Dodson who have been visiting relatives in Brownsville, have returned home Mr. and Mrs. John J. Powell and children Barbara and Ray, of Wharton, are visiting their daughter Mrs. Willie Mae Stevenson.

Mr. and Mrs R. Thigpen, have returned to their home in Oakland, following a months' visit with relatives in Pharr and McAllen Mayor and Mrs. J. D.

Lauck, have returned home from a two weeks visit with relatives in points in Arkansas. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Reagan and son Vann, of Houston arrived Friday to spend the week-end with Mr. Reagan's neice Mrs.

L. C. Jones and Mr. Jones. PHARR--Dr.

Luis Fenwey and Dr. James L. Grayson, who have been the guests of Dr. Grayson's brother in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs.

L. N. Nelson for the past week following a three month's tour through Mexico, left Thursday for their homes in Syracuse, N. Y. Mrs.

Mack Henderson and daughter Merle, are visiting Mrs. Henderson's parents in Kerrville. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Galvin and daughter Miss Rose Marie, of Culver, Ind.

arrived Friday and will spend the remainder of the summer and fall season in the Dr. A. E. Boysen, returned Tuesday from a five weeks business and vacation trip to New York City and Chicago, Ill. Mr.

and Mrs. Guy Young and daughter, Donna Lee, returned home Tuesday from a months' visit with relatives in Iowa and Nebraska. Miss Martha Ann Fullerton of Kingsville, arrived Tuesday morning for a weeks visit with her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. B.

H. Jones. E. C. Giles son, Harold, left this week for an extended business trip to Las Vegas, N.

M. Mr. and Mrs. E. Sing of Harlingen, are the guests here of Mr.

Sing's brother and sister in-law Mr. and Mrs. T. Sing. Miss Janice Snowden of Harlingen, is spending the week here as the guest of Mrs.

B. H. Jones. S. P.

Nycum, has returned from a two weeks vacation trip to Fort Worth and Dallas. Mr. and Mrs. James F. Sayers and Jimmy and Ralph, of Timpson, arrived Thursday morning for a three weeks visit.

L. C. Jones and Lee Swanks, left Thursday for a weeks' business trip to New York. Mrs. E.

E. Draegar, who is ill at her home here, is reported to be improving. Robert Evans, Bennie Egly, Johnny Robinson and Earl Greenwood, will arrive Friday from San Antonio, where they have spent the past month in training at C. M. T.

C. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rogers, who have been living in Oklahoma for the past two years, have returned to Pharr to make their home. Mr.

Rogers was scout master for troop 24, and will be remembered by many Pharr Boy Scouts and their parents. Mrs. Bascom Cox of showing her in one of the so well. Mr. and Mrs.

barbecue at the E. C. Grove, honoring Senof New York. (A. Rogers Photo) Weslaco Home Gives Setting For Courtesy -In a beautiful environment of roses in colors of red pink and white attractively placed at points of vantage in the reception suite, Mrs.

Larry Heid entertained with a duplicate bridge party at her home Wednesday. High score awards were scored by Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kethley and the cut by Dan Coate. An ice course followed.

Those enjoying the gracious hospitality were Messrs and Mesdames J. L. Couch, Harry Ratcliff, Leroy Buss, Kethley, Coate and the host and hostess. Afternoon Bridge Weslaco Affair WESLACO gh' afternoon of bridge war nisy. sy the members of the I oas club, when Mrs.

C. D. sennett was hostess to the club members and guests Mrs. Oliver Swinnea and Mrs. Lynn Wright, El Paso, Thursday.

The living room was beautifully decorated with white and pink oleanders. Mrs. Lynn Wright was presented high score favor, and a refreshment plate was passed to guests atending the courtesy. Plans Are Made By Church Units For Gatherings HARLINGEN-The Fidelis Sunday school class will meet Friday at 3:30 p. at the home of Mrs.

Forrest Peek, 1346 E. Taylor, for the monthly social and business meeting. HARLINGEN-Mrs. George Phillips led the Bible lesson Tuesday afternoon at the regular meeting of the Baptist Women's Missionary Society at church. Mrs.

A. Goldammer, acting prestdent for month of August, directed the business session when plans were made for a season of study and for the special week of prayer for the first week in September. Southern Star Members Guests Of Co-Hostesses WESLACO Elva Tidell and Mrs. C. E.

Ferguson were hostesses to the members of the Southern Star Home Demonstration at the Tidwell home Tuesday. Bouquets of bougainvilla decorated the living room. The program included "Recreation" by Mrs. Lucy Bellar, and Mrs. Cora Marshall gave "Parliamentary Mrs.

John Purl, president will represent the Southern Star club at College Institute in August. A tempting refreshment plate and a cold drink was served by the hostesses. Farewell Event Given In Weslaco WESLACO-Art Sprinkle, who is leaving Weslaco to make his at Austin was honored with a farewell party and supper at Tom's Sandwich Shop given by Miss Billy Marion Parks. The party as chaperoned by Mrs. W.

8. Parks. Guests were Misses Dorothy Marshall, Maydeene King, Bob Hager, Junior Jenkines, with the honor guest and hostess. The swimming party was at the Cascade, McAllen. ALAMO VISITOR ALAMO-Mrs.

Charles Sweeney of San Antonio arrived in Alamo Monday for a visit with her son, Charles, and her brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Lockett and family, Mexico Holds Limelight in Travel Plans MISSION Dr.

and Mrs. W. T. Gibbs and Mr. and Mrs.

Andrew McCurdy spent the week-end in Monterrey, Mexico. Lieutenant and Donald Little of West Point, N. who are visiting Mrs. Little's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Walthall, are spending several days this week in Monterrey. Mrs. F. E. Gee of Harlingen was a guest of Mrs.

Eugene Walthall early this week. Rev. Paul Hanna and son, Paul Dean, left Monday night for vacation trip to Kerrville. Mr. and Mrs.

Horace Coble and son, Harold, and Leroy Barker are spending several days this week in San Antonio. Miss Aline Holman of Weslaco returned to her home on Monday evening after a visit of several days here with Miss Doris Miss Mary Evelyn of Reichards Edinburg spent the here as the guest of Miss Mary Lee Spiller of Austin, who is visiting her sister, Mrs. Juliu Franki, and Mr. Franki. Mr.

and Mr. Harry Hannes were called to Kingsville Monday to attend the funeral of a relative. Mr. and Mrs. K.

C. Adkins left Monday for San Antonio where they are to visit for several days. Harley Halstead returned to his home here Saturday from Kerrville where he has been the past two months attending the Presbyterian Young People's conferences. Mrs. J.

S. Rodwell New York City left Sunday night for Dallas where she is to visit her sister, MA Elliot See before sailing for home from Galveston later this month. Mr. and Mrs. J.

Pealing and daughter, Miss Florence Huff, and Mrs. Lyle Lehman and son, Bobby, returned home Sunday after a trip of several weeks to points in ida. Misses Martha and Virginia MeCurdy left Wednesday for Corpus Christi where they are to be the guests of friends for a short stay. Mrs. C.

O. Murphy accompanied her brother, B. A. Reed and Mrs. Reed of Reno.

Nevada, when they departed Saturday after show visit here. The party is to visit points in north Texas, Nebraska and Wyoming before going on to Reno, where Mrs. Murphy is to visit for some time. RETURNS TO TOLEDO HARLINGEN-Mrs. Lillian Cook has returned to her home in Toledo Ohio after a month's visit in the home of Mrs.

Nina Mohr Anderson. Her daughter, Lucille, will remain for a longer stay and probably will enroll for school here in September,.