cmony, only the bride* a ad groom survive.Hunt ro Pioneers.Mr and Mrs. McBride have been active in the progress and building i of Hunt-co and have spent their- lives doing their share to changeIbis county from a woods to the ; place it Is today. They have seen Greenville grow from a log cabin post office to its present position February Mr McBride will be90 years old and May 16, Mrs. McBride will be 89.Those who :t tended the a flair were their daughter , Mrs. Massey. • j Mrs R. L. McHenry, Mrs. \V. A Hunter, Fort Worth; Mrs. E J Harrison, Wichita Falls; Tom \1lt; -Bride Lone Oak; C. M. McBride. Lone Oak and one son. Joe K McBride of Ausin was unable toattend.U. D. C.’a Pay Tribute.Members of the Daughters of the Confederacy chapter In thiscity paid tribute to tlic rouple bvattending the reception. Amongthose present were Dr and Mrs C. C. Bowes, Mr. nnd Mrs L. C Oee, and Mmes. A 8. Moore, Jim Ellis. L. L Porter, L. C Pennington and Mrs George Collins.Other guests included: Pies TMcBride, aged 92. Greenville; Mr and Mrs. R H. Weaver, W. W Yandle, J M. Yandie, Mrs. Ernest