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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1933
Page
8
Mrs Albert Triggs hosted the Tuesday Contract Bridge Club with a spring motif seen in table covers cards and floral filler. The session included a salad plate and drink. The Junior Royal Ambassadors led by Frederick Graves met with 13 members and one visitor. Graves then took the boys on a river picnic. Sunbeams met at 3 PM Monday and will meet again next Monday.
Yor Hi School Latin students enjoyed a Latin banquet at the school house on Friday evening. Latin teacher Mrs. Jake Posey directed the program with Supt. T A Fisher Miss DPallie Young and Prof. Hicks present. Hand made place cards guided students to a Spanish costume themed menu including Arroz Albondigas Polo Console Tortillas Tamales.
The Baptist church hosted Monday meetings for all Missionary Society circles with 23 members and 1 visitor led by Mrs Grady Cooper. Devotional by Mrs N I Timmerman and remarks by Mrs Wilson Gunn on the Young people's Work followed by plans for Royal service next Monday. Y W A held with 12 members and three visitors. special music by Miss Inez Evans and Connie Strickland. Mrs Cecil Culpepper addressed the girls on What Religion Means to Me.
The Business and Professional Women's circle of the Baptist church held its regular meeting Monday evening led by Mrs Leona G White. Misses Helen and Katherine Flinn gave short talks on their assigned subjects. Hostesses served angel food cake and lemon ice with a white and yellow color theme.
Mrs Will Ford presided at the Monday session of the Presbyterian Auxiliary. Mrs O C Acrey reported on the Austin Presbyterian congress. Mrs John Watson, treasurer, gave a favorable report on the financial condition of the work.
The Business and Professional Women's Club held a transportation program Tuesday evening with Mrs. Lester Glass as chairman. President Mrs. Lottie Bigbee led a brief business session and Mrs. Glass introduced speaker Miss Iva Wilson who discussed Texas and highlighted points of interest as the state’s size and role.
East Texas Chamber of Commerce hosts its Jacksonville convention with local vocal talent and blooming dogwood covering the hills. Miss Beth Boles, Jacksonville singer and cousin of film star John Boles, performs and appears on the program also shown in Lufkin last year. Convention dates are April 23 to 25.
Miss Katherine Lovick outlined ten reasons for helping the B. and P. W. Club stay active and stressed cooperation. Miss Rose Rischar spoke on travel aiding business women in duties and social life. Hostess Miss Delphyn Scott closed the program by serving salad and hot tea with an Easter chick centerpiece and corsages of sweet peas.
The Cameron Municipal Band directed by Frances Cox will give a concert in Rockdale Thursday night. They played in Ben Avrvold Friday. The band plans to attend the State Meet at Mexia on the 22nd and 29th of the month.
Delphians gathered March 30 at Mrs. Niley Smith home with Mrs John A Smith leading a Lyric Poetry study assisted by Mrs La Berthe Robinson Walter Sharpe Hubert Atkinson and Niley Smith. They met again April 4 at Miss Rose Risehar's home led by Mrs Leland Green with helpers Mrs Johan A Smith Frank Lesovsky Lena Baskin and La Berthce Robinson for a dram at ic poetry study.
Miss Dorothy Lesovsky, a State University student, stayed home for the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Lesovsky and her roommate Miss Olive Bentley from Palestine also a State student. Saturday night Dorothy hosted an open house party at the Lesovsky home with dancing as the main attraction. Radio music provided lively accompaniment.
Marlow T J Kirk spent Wednesday night with Beverley and Arian Henry. Johnnie Lee Kennedy of North Elm visits Madgeline McDonald this week. Mr and Mrs L V Hairston of Rockdale visited Me and Mrs Monta Coward Thursday night. Mr and Mrs Ed Wing of Cameron visited Mr and Mrs Elwood Kirk Sunday. Mr and Mrs Atkinson and children and Nadine Burnett of Jones Prairie visited Mr and Mrs Willie Burnett Sunday. Rush Price of Waco visited here this weekend. Frank Houston and son Johnnie Alfred spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Henry Baker of Hanover Edith Allison ill but improving this writing. We wish her speedy recovery. Lula Coward spent Sunday with Susie Short. Lilburn Anthis of Milano visited relatives here Sunday. Rev G B Kendall filled his regular appointment here Sunday. Lewis Posey of Thrall spent weekend with his parents, Mr and Mrs Knovel Posey. Mr and Mrs S J Henry and children visited Mr and Mrs E E Allison Sunday. Bradley Burnett of Jones Prairie visited his parents Mr and Mrs
Willie Burnett Thelma Baggerley and Dollie Mixon spent Saturday night with Phoebe Anne Hairston. Mrs Ernest Walston and children visited Mr and Mrs Charles Payne Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Ben Baker and John F Cochran spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Henry Baker of Hanover.
A group including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Choate and others from Cameron visited the Hobsons Friday night. The Senior B Y P A elected Florenc Mode as president and Avis Coward as vice president among new officers. The Marlow B Y P U attended the Cameron zone meeting, with the Seniors winning the efficiency banner.
The Christian Missionary Society ladies met Monday afternoon with Mrs Raymond Beard. Mrs Robert Young led assisted by Mesdames Jim Adams Bert Nicholson and Guy Slocomb. A salad plate was served at the close of the study hour. They plan to meet again next Monday afternoon.
Mrs Buck Bonds entertained the Wednesday Contract Bridge Club at her home this week with a cheerful spring note in the rooms and a merry tilt of games. After play, a salad plate and ice drinks were served.
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