DAV Auxiliary FetesMrs. Cleone Green. veterans•ervjee offirer. received guests and presented them with forget-mr-not corsages when the Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary’ Chapter 45 of Brown wood honored “Gold Star Mothers of Hrounwood at the second annual reception held Sunday from 2-5 p.m. in Reddy Kilowatt Room Hostesses wore miniature United States flat's of silk Mrs W. M. Hooper presided at the resist-er table which was covered with a blue trimmed imported linen rloth and decorated with a potted arrangement or red i»oppies andminiature U.S. and D\V flags.Mrs Fmma McSpadden. Mrs. Jane McLaughlin and Mrs. O. M. Smith, auxiliary members are also gold star mothers.MRS. R. H. IVKISS. . Division treasurerTlie serving table, laid with a crocheted cloth, made by Mrs. McLaughlin, was centered with a floral arrangement in hues of yellow, gold and brown.Mrs, Joe Latham poured orangepunch and Mrs. H. A Martin served homemade cookies. Others assisting in the house party were Mrs. Milton Holloway, Mrs.Carl rhonias and Mrs. BessieCole.Mrs C. C. Thomas of Route 2 pinned a forget-me-not corsage, the official flower for the organization, on her mother. Mrs. Delia Hi bier of Blanket, gold | star mother. Mrs. Hibler's son.1 Army Hibler, was killed during World War II He was buried at Blanket He was the father of Krnest Hibler of Odessa and I Harold Hibler of Brown wood.Deflay, Mrs. W. R.r *Del lay and Mrs. Joe Gorman were presented as gold star i daughter, gold star mother and 1 gold star sister of the late Wardy who was killed in Italy on Feb. 18. 1!M4.Peggy, who never saw her| father, is a Howard Payne College student and resides with her aunt, Mrs Gorman Mr. DeHay was buried in themeteryat Anzio, Italy.