Mrs. Tommy ConderFeted at Coke Party- . II T VArtistic arrangements of color ful fall fruits were chosen by Mrs. James Morgan and Mrs. J. E. Kil mer when they entertained at a ‘'Coke” party recently. The social event, one of the prettiest of theSt. John, Sam Lauderdale, N. H. Conder, Guy Black. Charles Flenniken, H. W. Inglish, Joe Ser-ur Harris Morgan, Howard Ax* ton, Harold Hines, James Rutherford, Robert Summers, Bill Ar•re*Texa the c mad Func Pn Mme las, A. L Doolevent, one 01 uie -r iora, ;rearly fall season, was planned to lwjgCi James U. Ellis and the# m___rAnHof . . .compliment Mrs. Tommy Conder who is soon moving to Baytown to make her home. Scene oi the party was the Commerce Highway home of Mrs. Morgan.The coffee table held a bambootray with a fruit arrangement andon an end table was a silver bowl filled with fruits.For the refreshment center the hostesses used a lazy suzan plac ed on the dining bar which was filled with sandwiches and tidbits surrounded the Cokes.Mmes. Kilmer, Morgan and the honoree welcomed the guests.Attending the party were the honoree, and Mmes. Elbert Black, Roy Rawlings, Ira Price, Toby Narramore, Lewis Marshall. Ma ble Warren, Ruby Anderson, J. P. McNatt, Leon McNatt, Weldon Ja-co, Leo Hackney, Ernest Stephens, Medford Thompson, David Calvert, W. E. Tredway, Jr., Edwin Barlow. J. W. Adkisson, Jr., Jack McKins ter, William Bowden, L. R. Hoi land, Jr.Mmes. Robert Holder, T. A. Bou knight. Jr., Charles Hammett. E.hostesses.HAVisit to Spanish Settlement House Told by Mrs. MahandThe Prairie Valley WMU met in regular session recently with eight members present.The president, Mrs. C. D. Ma-hand, presided. Mrs. Tate Dooley offered the opening prayer. The devotional from Hebrews 12: 1-2 was brought by Mrs. J. A. Douglas. The theme of the program was “Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus.Mrs. C. D. Mahand gave an interesting talk on her trip through the Spanish Settlement of SouthNew LocationJ. C. Patterson» INSURANCE AGENCY2416 LEEPhone 189$