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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1928
Page
7
Baileyville residents Mr and Mrs T A Ford visited Cameron Sunday. Maysfield couples attended church. Tom Howell Jr from Chicago returns home to join a Dallas summer orchestra on June 10. Numerous local visits, hospital news, and Rexall sales promoted for April 26 28.
Mrs Moody visits her daughter Mrs George Clark in Need Wire and will be away about ten days.
Mrs W D Bigbee and Miss Mary Burnett hosted a Monday night bridge club and young married women group at their home. Pink and white decor featured roses, ferns, and four bridge tables. High for the matrons club went to Mrs Edwin Bigbee, low to Mrs Thad Epperson.
Dallas visitor W E Buck. Cameron hosting many locals and visitors including the Arriett, Bullick, Stafford, Acton, and Evans families. Delegates travel to Marshall for Women’s Annual Conference. trips to Ruston and Waco noted. Milam County rabbits threaten crops. five acres of Carmen grapes stripped. J T Pruett of Rockdale, sheriff candidate, was in Cameron. Mrs R K Anderson added to Herald readership. M G Cox in court duties and Knights of Pythias committee role in Austin in May.
Mr and Mrs Frank Monroe were seen speeding Thursday in Waco while shopping. The Rexall sale dates are listed as April 26 27 and 28. Rev Charles Carr a long time resident of Gause and Milam County visited Cameron to reconnect with old friends.
Mrs. M. M. Kirk, who has taught at Millerton school this year, will complete her duties after one more week of school work. The term ends April 25.
Mr and Mrs George Law of Tohoka were in Cameron this week visiting the home of Mr Roy Law and family, while staying with relatives in Calvert.
Leland Stedman Garland Phelp and Thomas Graves were Austin visitors Saturday. Miss Marion Graves niece of Mr Preston Graves has recovered from an operation and is visiting her parents at Lilac this week. Mrs Marburger of Lincoln is a patient at the Cameron Hospital having undergone an operation Tuesday.
Mesdames W. P. Baugh Watt Skin ner A. L. Levy and Robert McElroy of Rogers visited Cameron on Thursday to join a bridge party hosted by Mrs. W B Levy. Mrs. Wallace Moody visits daughter Mrs. George Clark in Needville this week.
Mrs Wilson Garn and her son Wigburn of Houston were weekend visitors of her parents Mr and Mrs 238 DuBois.
Belton resident Lillie Beckerman heard Paderewski in Austin. Dallas visitors Mr. and Mrs. George Waller hosted by the Hefleys. Mrs. Jefferies returned to Austin after extended visit. Cameron hospital patient Mrs. Clifton Jenness. Pipe organ work moves from Dallas to Bryan churches. Brethhar sang at services. Branchville visitors to Randolph family. Mrs. Green and Pauline left for Austin for several weeks. W. E. White and Ed Sims visited Rockdale for Birdie’s Ball. Mrs. Joe Mohler visiting Winchester relatives. Mrs. Max Collins in Marshall for ill mother. Rufus Graves and children from Lilac saw Joe Scheler in Cameron and renewed his Herald subscription.
Local notices report travel for R H McIntosh and Sam Cheeves to Moore Texas on business. Hospital update on Elizabeth Goddard after appendectomy. Various family visits and illnesses noted including Mrs Harris recovering in Texas and Miss Jeanette Jones visiting Baylor. Other items mention travel to Marlin and Waco, temple visitors, and district court attendance.
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