The Kingsville Record (Kingsville, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 43, Ed. 1 Wednesday, June 13, 1928 Page: 6 of 14
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McCRACKENMcMAHAN
The marriage of Willard McCracken
of this place to Miss .Viable McMahan j
ot McKinney was an event of last
Tuesday. Tile following account of
the wedding is taken from the Mc-
Kinney Daily Courier Gazette. Since
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. McCracken have
been at home at 208 East Henrietta
Avenue:
"Tuesday morning in the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. \V. J. Mc-
Mahan in the west part of McKinney,
Miss .Viable McMahan became the
bride of Willard E. McCracken of
Kingsville. Texas. Only immediate
members of the family were present.
Rev. (!. O. Key performed the marri-
age ceremony.
Immediately after the marriage,
the happy bride and groom left on a
honeymoon trip to Galveston and
Houston, after which they will go to
Kingsville, where they will he a( home
in the future.
The bride and groom met while,
students in the State Teachers Col-
lege at San Marcos, their friendship
ripening into love and culminating in j
the happy ceremony performed here I
Tuesday.
The bride is a graduate of San
Marcos Stale Teachers' College, as
is as her husband! She taught
for the past year at Mansfield. She
is a most charming young lady, of
many sweet attributes of character.
She was reared in this city, attending
and graduating from the Boyd high
school. She has a wide circle of
friends and admirers living here and
elsewhere who are extending congrat-
ulations on her happy marriage.
Tlie groom is, likewise, a prominent
and worthy young business man of
Kingsville, where he entered business
following ills collegt days at San Mar-
cos.
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KENEDAY-WHEAT NUPTIALS
Miss Lillian Virginia Wheat and
Wendell Kenedy were quietly married
at the Tex.-Mex. Industrial Institute
on Sunday evening, June 10tht at S:30
o’clock, with I>r. J. VV. Skinner tier-
forming the ceremony. The bridal
music consisted of a vocal solo, Cad-
man’s ‘‘At Dawning," by Hobart Barn-
hill. with Mrs. Barnhill at the piano.
The only attendant was Miss Virginia
Wright, bridesmaid. VV. C. Mantius
of Corpus Christi, an uncle of the
bride, acted as witrtess.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenedy left for an
extended tour, starting at Corpus
Christi and visiting in San Antonio
and Dallas. They will lie at home in
Kingsville after August 15th.
The bride, who is prominent in
musical circles of the city has been
a resident of Kingsville since eight
years ago, when she left Dallas. Be-
sides instructing large studio classes
of piano pupils, she has held the posi-
tion of pianist for the South Texas
State Teachers College since its open-
ing.
Mr. Kenedy has been connected
with the Allen Furniture Company as
bookkeeper for several years. He
recently resigned froo’m this position
to take up a new line of work.
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BRIDE COMPLIMENTED
As a compliment to the recent bride,
Mrs. Tony Campbell, Miss Arline El-
der entertained Wednesday evening
in her home at 21C> East Lott with a
miscellaneous shower, which was giv-
en as a surprise to the honoree. Thir-
ty five guests, hearing lovely remem-
brances for the bride, were present at
the affair. A dainty color schnie of I
pink and white was effected with the j
use of gladioli, shasta daisies, pink j
Huberts of Pearsall, who are
« McCauley Jr.. Miss
ml Burton Hoditi en-
evening with eight
i. This was the see-
ing the young guests
wlio have been popularly received
during their visit here. For success
in the games .Miss Helen Blakeinore
received girls' high score award, and
Doyle Ware received the high score
prize for hoys. Miss Eunice Jones
received the consolation prize. The
hostesses served apricot sherbet and
cake and small mints were placed on
each table.
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VISITOR COMPLIMENTED
Honoring Mrs. Alfred Luckett of
San Angelo, who is tin* guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Rushury Jr.. Mrs. Ras-
luiry entertained Friday afternoon
with ten table* of bridge. Mrs. Clar-
ence Eckhardt received high score
prize. Mrs. Allen East received cut
prize, and Mrs. Luckett received the
low score prize in addition to the
guest trophy. The hostess served an
appetizing luncheon course.
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YOUNG SET DANCE
Members of the younger social set
enjoyed Friday evening in the Kings-
ville Country (Tub house at a dance
given by Misses Jessie Glen Dennett,
Vivian Erard and Annette Frotnme.
The guests numbered 38, among whom
were Franklin Fla to and Evan Allen
of Corpus Christi. Soda pop was
served throughout the evening.
* * *
The S. S. Bridge Club met with Mrs.
Harry Murray Tuesday afternoon at
3 j). m. The living room was decorat-
ed with pink rosebuds. Those pres-
ent were Mesdaines J. C. Nolan, Robt.
Rekhurt, John Cypher. G. C. Brinson,
Doug Monroe, Joe Keepers, John Fin-
negan. C. M. Sublett. A delicious
salad course was served. Mrs. Cypher
received high score.
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The Woman's Club will sponsor an
evening of bridge at Casa Ricardo
next Friday evening, the proceeds to
be used to buy new books for the
Library to take care of the summer
readers. Tickets on sale by all club
members at 50c each, or tables re-
served for $2.00. Table prizes will
be given. This is an opportunity for
all patrons of the Library to show
their appreciation.
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ItICAKDO
Mrs. Ernest Ford
A new seed house is being put up
by the Bryan Gin Company with a
capacity for about 75 hales. Horace
Trunt has just finished putting in a
concrete bridge and a new tilling sta-
tion with the opening day on Satur-
day. Mr. A. P. Williams contemplates
a new building, construction to begin
this week, in which he will open a cold
drink business
Teachers elected for the Ricardo
schools for the next term include
Prof. T. IT. Vaughn, superintendent;
Miss Phillips of Austin, high school
and Spanish; Miss Ola Stanfield of
Nacogdoches, primary grades; Miss
Susie Humphries of Robstown, inter-
mediate; Miss Bessie Walker. Kings-
ville. Mexican grades. C. A. Thomas
was re-elected as truck driver.
Miss Vivian Train and Miss Keren
Hicks of Bryan accompanied Miss
Lillian Trant of that place to Kings-
ville last week, where Miss Trant will
attend college this summer and Misses
Hicks and Vivian Trant will visit with
friends and relatives in this commun-
ity.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Bagnall and chil-
dren of Corpus Christi were week end
guests of Mrs. Bagnall’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. P. Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. Basil Dixon and chil-
dren were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Er-
nest Ford Sunday. Mr. Dixon return-
ed to his home in Alice Monday, while
Mrs. Dixon and children remained for
the encampment at the Beach.
The last service of the successful
meeting carried on this past week by
Rev. J. H. Howard occurred Sunday
night. Mr. and Mrs. Howard and Mrs.
Howard’s sister. Miss Bryson, expect
to attend the encampment next week.
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AN EVENING WITH EDGAR GUEST
"Home” is the theme of it beautiful program that will be rendered at the
evening service at the Methodist church next Sundax evening. The readings
occurring on the program were all written by Edgar Guest. The songs se-
lected for the service are all closely related in sentiment to poems that are
o be read. It is really an unusual program, and will take the place of the
j ‘regular Sunday evening preaching service,” as the pastor will go to Taft
j Sunday afternoon to begin a revival meeting there that night. Tell your
| friends about it. The service begins at 8 o’clock.
1. Hymn No. 32
THE PROGRAM
“Come Thou Almighty King"
Congregation^ Standing
2. Scripture Reading and Prayer Judge W. H. McCracken
Introduction by Leader
3. Quartet “Just a Song at Twilight”
Miss Hattie Lee Ellis, Mrs. C. T. Reed, D. A. Barber, G. M. Hutsell
4.
Reading
"Home”
5.
Solo
Mrs. H. V. Larsen
“I Love a Little Cottage”
6.
Reading
Miss Hattie Lee Ellis
“The Path to Home”
7.
Reading
Mrs. W. A. Webb
“Mother”
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Solo
Mrs. W. A. Webb
“Mother O’ Mine”
Prof. C. T. Reed
The Leader
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Solo
"My Mother’s Prayer”
10.
Reading
Mrs. G. M. Worrell
“The Toy Strewn Home”
12.
Reading
Mrs. S. R. Terry
The Leader—Connecting Remarks
....... ................................ ....... “His Example”
Mrs H. V. Larsen
The Leader—A Statement
12.
Solo
“God Give Us Homes”
DEPENDABILITY
Miss Hattie Lee Ellis
The Leader—Connecting Remarks
14. Quartet . “We Will Talk It O’er Together”
15. Offertory—“Remembrance" _ ........ (Bendel)
Mrs. A. H. Firnhaber
lfi. Duet “Lead Me Gently Home, Father”
Mesdames Nuckols and Reed
17. Dismissal
The Lord’s Prayer
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