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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1928
Page
10
Studebaker Corporation debuts advertising in the Herald with a new local dealer Joe J. Michalka. The Ers-Hine car and Studebaker ads are featured as Cameron County readers are urged to consider Studebaker vehicles and expect increased sales through local ads.
Fire officials report that the Community Natural Gas Company will soon be in town to start laying gas lines, with FR. E. Jackson of the Commercial Ciai committee receiving the information and signaling preparations for construction.
The Wednesday Bridge Club and guests met at Mrs James Watson’s home for an afternoon of bridge from three to six o'clock. The hall was decorated with white flowers and blue touches. Mrs J C Tucker won high score. no prizes were offered. A salad plate and drink were served. Guests included Mesdames Oxsheer Sraith Swift Stanton Dossett J L Eaton John Watson and Miss Mary Ralkke Henderson.
The Federation meets the Executive Committee of Cameron Federation of Missionary Societies on a Tuesday afternoon in April. The Community Vacation Bible School for 1028 is set for June 3 to 15. It will be in the Ada Henderson building with four departments and a planning faculty.
The Business and Professional Women's Club gathered at the Country Club on Tuesday evening for a business session led by President Miss Rose Richar. Treasurer Miss Carrie Marek reported strong finances, and Miss Stallworth and Miss Wilyne Hyde were appointed to pursue buying a lot for a clubhouse.
Mrs Zorasky led in wins in a quiet games night. Mrs Vaughan won a pretty pink head choker chair prize with Miss Rose Rischar receiving a consolation gift from a shop novelty. Dancing entertained non players while a refreshment committee was named for next month led by Miss Annie McLane with Mrs Vaughan and Mrs Owings assisting. Guests included Miss Shirley and Joe Roland.
We extend sincere thanks to neighbors and friends who supported us during the illness and death of our beloved wife and relative. Many words of sympathy and floral offerings express deep devotion we cannot fully express. To each and every one we extend our thanks. J. A. Reineke and children Mrs. Joe Biosch Pauline Anderlie Chas Blosch.
The committee on the new hotel has adopted quota recommendations and the work has progressed no further. Mr. Smith visited Cameron this week to review the situation with the committee.
Mrs Henry Sapp entertained the Symphony club at her home on Wednesday afternoon from three to six. Miss Beth Jeter presided during a short business session with Mrs Gus Evans leading the program. Performers included Mrs Guy Newton on piano Miss Inez Evans vocal and Mrs Thad Epperson and Mrs W R Hoover with vocal solos. A salad plate closed the social hour.
Mrs Blanche Wiley hosted the Monday Night Bridge Club at Mrs George F Childress’s home. Yellow and white decor with roses sweet peas and ferns complemented the event. High score went to Mrs Penn Wolf who received a china flower basket.
Former Cameron residents Mr and Mrs John W Pace of Haskell announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Ella Pace to Jordon C Ownby son of Mr and Mrs J Smith Ownby of 3708 Crescent Avenue. They plan to wed mid June.
Ben F. Reichert formerly of Milam county won the welterweight boxing championship of the University of Texas last Saturday in the Longhorn gym. He earned the right to meet Peralta by knockout and decision in two preliminaries and defeated Peralta after five furious rounds. Reichert is the son of Henry Reichert of Sharp.
For sale notices and lost item entry from Cameron Texas and Dallas Texas list items including a 14 acre Aycock home tract known as old Cobb place in Cameron, a request to return a missing object to Billy Marek, and a poultry sale offering purebred Rhode Island Reds with price lists.
Political notices list prices for announcements by office and the Democratic Primaries on July 25. Cited candidates include SAM HEFLEY for Representative, R L BATTE JR and others for Sheriff, JOHN WATSON for Judge, JEFF T KEMP for County Judge, MRS K K ROBBINS for County Superintendent, H B MCCLELLEN for Tax Assessor, ROY LAW for Tax Collector, HOMER NABOURS for County Clerk, L B FIRES for County Treasurer, and J M RALSTON R S WILEY for Justice of the Peace Precinct No 1. Prices: Congressional 15, District 10, County 10, Precinct 5, City 3.
An Episcopal church schedules Morning Prayer and sermon at 11 00. Sunday School at 9 45 a m and a Young People s Service League program follows. Details incomplete for full event listing.
A roster of hatch recipients cited with names and locations including Cameron Rockdale Buckholts Milano San Gabriel and Tanglewood. Entries list individuals such as A D Lagrone R E Sharp Chas Menn J E Hook J T Howard Don Slocomb Peta Meek Rupert Rinn Gene House Regie Tindell and others with route numbers and towns. The note presents a compilation of hatch deliverables and sender identifiers.
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