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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1931

Page

7

Rosemary Adams to Wed Dr M E Petway in Houston

Miss Rosemary Adams, cousin of Mrs. Eron Socie, will marry Dr. M E Petway of Houston on April 3 at the Adams home in Cameron. After a wedding trip to Old Mexico, the couple will reside in Houston. Mrs Adams is sister of Judge Jeff T Kemp and formerly lived in Cameron.

Ting Rosemary Adams M. E. Petway Houston Frank L. Aadms Miss Adams Cameron Old Mexico Adams Jeff T. Kemp

Symphony Club Hosts Miss Beth Jeter Event

Miss Beth Jeter hosted the Cameron Symphony Club at her West 17th Street home. Blossoms adorned the rooms for a program featuring Horatio Parker, with Rose Rischar describing his life, plus operatic and folk lore notes and musical solos by Lucille Dickard and Mrs Claude Bradbury with accompanist Mrs Strickland.

Beth Jeter Cameron Symphony Club West 17Th Street Horato Parker Rose Rischar George Day A. C Strickland Lucille Dickard Claude Bradbury

Federation Meets at Episcopal Church on March 31

The Federation of Missionary Societies held its quarterly meeting at the Episcopal church March 31. Mrs. J. H. Hughes, National President of the A. M. E. Home and Foreign Missionary Society, spoke about Negro Work for Their Own Race and shared an Atlantic City meeting report and the society’s service.

The Federation of Missionary Societies Episcopal Church J. H. Hughes A. M. E. Home and Foreign Missionary Society Atlantic City

Miss Ruth Kemp Leaves for Jackson Wedding

Miss Ruth Kemp departed Sunday afternoon for Jackson Mississippi to serve as a member of a wedding party for an upcoming ceremony and will return after the event.

Ruth Kemp Jackson Mississippi

Jubilee Birthday Party at Baptist Church Annex

Lady members of the church enjoyed a Jubilee Birthday party Monday afternoon under Miss Mary Lake Henderson. Dogwood blossoms and bridal wreath decorated the annex, a Bible contest entertained attendees, with fruit punch and cake served. All Society circles meet next Monday at four o'clock for a church business session.

Baptist Church All Lady Mary Lake Henderson

Temple party honors Ollie Mootty birthday guests

Miss Annie Stallworth and Miss Leila Woolley attended a weekend house party in Temple at the home of Miss Ollie Mootty. The event celebrated her birthday and drew members of the Business and Professional Women's Club of the district. The personnel included Miss Mary.

Annie Stallworth Leila Woolley Temple Ollie Mootty Business and Professional Women’s Club Mary

Fort Worth state president led women business club group

Jane Higgins of Fort Worth State President of the Federated Business and Professional Women's Club organized a gathering with Misses Margaret Waren Belton Club president Daisy McKay Minnie Harkins and Mesdames Bonnie Carroll Tom Wright Stewart Shaw formerly Floy McLane Cameron Lady Kate Thompson and Gertrude Overstreet from Temple.

Jane Higgins Fort Worth Federated Business and Professional Women’s Club Margaret Waren Belton Club Daisy McKay Minnie Harkins Belton Mesdames Bonnie Carroll Tom Wright Stewart Shaw Floy McLane Cameron Kate Thompson Gertrude Overstreet Temple

Miss Dulce McCall Hosts Bridge Tea at East 13th Home

Miss Dulce McCall hosted two tables of bridge Monday afternoon at her East 13th Street home. Rooms were decorated with spring flowers and guests enjoyed salad plates with hot tea afterward. Attendees included Mrs. John S. Owens, Mrs. Conn Moody, Mrs. Pope Sapp, Mrs. Penn Wolf, Mrs. Bush Stafford, Mrs. John Muse, and Mrs. Earl Burke.

Dulce McCall East 13Th Street John S. Owens Conn Moody Pope Sapp Penn Wolf Bush Stafford John Muse Earl Burke

Junior Baptist church study ends with boys entertaining winners

The junior boys and girls completed a study course led by Mrs. Wm. Fanning with sponsors Mrs. Huckabeil and Mrs. Cooper. A membership contest required the losing side to host the winners, resulting in a party and Easter egg hunt directed by Alice Fanning and Mrs. Cooper at the Sunday school annex with refreshments served.

The Baptist Church Wm. Fanning Huckabeil Cooper Alice Fanning

Senior League Party At Weems Home

The Senior League of the Methodist church held a Friday night gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Owen Weems home. About twelve leaguers joined in indoor games and were served fudge and popcorn.

Methodist Church Owen Weems

Ladies complete quilt at Brashear home then plan mission program

The Christian Aid Society met at Mrs. Alice Brashear's home Monday afternoon and completed a quilt. They scheduled a missionary program for next Monday afternoon.

The Christian Aid Society Alice Brashear

Good Cheer Bridge Party at Mrs Roy Griffith’s Home

Mrs Roy Griffith hosted the Good Cheer Bridge Club Friday afternoon at her North Houston Street home. An Easter motif and spring flowers decorated the rooms as three tables of players enjoyed a series of merry games. Guests included Mrs Dan Tyson and Mrs W R Hoover.

Roy Griffith Good Cheer Bridge Club North Houston Street Dan Tyson W. R. Hoover

Local Guests and Visits Across Nearby Towns

The weekly social mentions guests visiting Rice and nearby towns include Mr. and Mrs. George Pratt, Ms and Mrs Ross Posey, E. I. Made family, Minnie Lampkin and others. Several extended family visits spread across Cameron Thrall Taylor and Salem with various siblings, children, and friends. The Senior B Y P U held a social at E E Allison's home with games, snacks, and a note of sick list member William Lewis Mode.

E. I Minnie Lampkin Cameron S. B. Short Mamye Boatright Emma Lee Viginia Reba Burnett Susie Short

Local Social Roundup Delights Towns and Visits

Jones Prairie resident Jones Prairie T. B. Stidham and wife shopped in Waco on Wednesday. The Tyson family and Calvert granddaughter visited in Cameron and Manor. Several relatives, including the Stidhams and McKinney family, shared weekend and Sunday visits in Manor, Cameron, Burlington, and Calvert. Children like Jack Stidham suffer chicken pox and Clara Bennett Love is ill with mumps.

Bluebird Choral Club Delivers Pleasant Morning Program

The Bluebird Choral Club of Yoe high school led by Miss Emma Ruth Lindsey sang at the First Methodist church Sunday. The group appeared in new Bluebird costumes and displayed fine training. Members include Leila Batte Mary Frances Blaylock Stella Mae Cass Marjorie Dusek Billie Gaither Frances Smith Frances Hobson Dorothy Kidd Dorothy Lesovsky Julia Mae McCollum Ethel Montirik Mary Newton Mary Tom Stidham Fordyne Rylander Annette Ryan Laurita Evans and Marie Brod.

Bluebird Yoe High School Emma Ruth Lindsey Leila Batte Mary Frances Blaylock Stella Mae Cass Marjorie Dusek Billie Gaither Frances Smith Frances Hobson Dorothy Kidd Dorothy Lesovsky Julia Mae McCollum Ethel Montirik Mary Newton Mary Tom Stidham Fordyne’ Rylander Annette Ryan Laurita Evans Marie Brod

Daffodils Recital Ends With Refreshments After Event

The director presided after several successful contests by Mrs. Harrell and refreshments of strawberry cream and cake were served following the program.

Wordsworth

Duncan Demonstration Club Meets March 25

The Duncan Home Demonstration Club met with Mrs. Caffey March 25. Twelve members and six visitors attended. Roll call cited Preparations I Have Made for My Pantry. Topics covered include utilitarian beauty and natural sights and sounds in the area. The next meeting will be with Mrs. P V Ryan on April 15. Mrs. Pearl Smith, Reporter.

Duncan Home The Direc P. V. Ryan Pearl Smith

A Laugh Is Worth a Hundred Groans in Any Market

A witty quote notes that humor eases tense commerce, while another adage claims a freezing pond warms the air around it. Both lines reflect common sentiments on market mood and weather wisdom.

Charles Lamb

Weather Week Ending April 1 1931 Table

The table by R A Tag records daily highs and lows and rainfall for the week ending April 1 1931. Entries show temperatures from March 26 to April 1 and include rainfall of 1.40 inches on March 30.

R. A. Tag 590W

Kruschen Salts Promise Easy Fat Loss and Health Boost

An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a mineral blend that purifies blood, aids kidneys and bowels, and fights fat. Take half a teaspoon daily in hot water. a bottle costs 85 cents and lasts four weeks. Endorsements from Hartford and Ohio readers claim weight loss and improved appearance.

E. O. Schiller America Hartford Ohio

Notice to General Public from American Legion

No bills will be honored by the Edwin Hardy Post of the American Legion unless contracted for or authorized by the Post Commander or Adjutant. Signed by W. R. Hoover, P. C. and P. W. Davis, Adj.

Edwin Hardy American Legion W. R. Hoover P. C

Mrs. Mowdy Visits Daughter in Taylor

Mrs. W. T. Mowdy returned Saturday from Taylor where she visited her daughter Mrs. Wiley Mangum for a few days.

W. T. Mowdy Taylor Wiley Mangum

Worth While Club Meeting Notes and Talks

The Worth While Club met Tuesday March 30 with Mrs W J Fontaine. Ten members answered roll call with Preparations I Have Made for My Pantry. Illness of two members caused the program to be missed. Mrs T B Stidham and Mrs Yager gave interesting talks. Mrs Sam Harrell gave the

Worth While Club W. J. Fontaine T. B. Stidham Yager Sam Harrell

Small town strains under debt from out-of-town trade

The piece notes that steady payments demand effort while commerce away from home drains local vitality and harms the town’s economic balance. It highlights the pressure on residents to meet obligations as external trade challenges local livelihoods.

AWOL Pain Formula Claims Quick Relief for Various Aches

An ad touts AWOL a new safe formula free of aspirin and acetanilid that stops headaches and other pains in five minutes. It is described as widely prescribed by doctors and nurses and especially helpful for women’s period pains. Consumers can buy a package in-store and get a money back guarantee if pain persists after five minutes.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Julia Griffith Dubarry Griffith Dubarry Line Geo. A. Thomas Eron Socie Delphya Scott Cas Symphony Club Federation Dorothy Cocks W. F. Sharpe Cameron, Texas Bridge Party PARTY Christian Aid Marlow George Pratt Rice Earl Pratt Ross Posey of L. N. Posey Mrs. Allen Griffin W. O. Garner Satuday Ethel Quillin Thelma Baggerly E. E. Allison W. E. Allison William Lewis Mode Jesse Coward Floy Beth Houston James Coward Wanda Lee Coward Joe Kennon Chess Freeman Joe Aschenbeck Spence J. W. Hairstow Norma Mode Mattie Baucom Elliott Mrs T. F. Burnett Brice Burnett Clyde Baker Salem Charlie Quillin Jimmie Quillin J. J. Quillin S. J. Henry E. A. Henry Sunday Allen Griffin Alvin Houston Wilburn Storey Howard Joe Tomerlin Jones Prairie R. K. Fontaine T. B. Stidham and Waco A. K. Tyson Calvert Ben Stidham Roberts Manor E. Ballersteve Jack Stidham Clara Bennett Mrs. Ray Love of Bryan P. H. McKinney Home Connie Mae Hickman Ollie Mae Smitherman William Bailey of John Bailey Mrs. Lee Marek Burlington Mary Cox Ethel McKinney Baileyville Ford Bluebird Choral Club Sam Houston Felix Matula Duncan Demonstration Club Tor Ata
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