Surprising Handkerchief Shower For Mrs Hurdle At Church Home
A Christian church aid society and choir hosted a post at Mr and Mrs W P Woolley home with 4s honor guest Mrs B P Hurdle leaving town for a farm near Goldwaithe. The event featured an improvised radio broadcast station and a program from KMOX announcers and performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choir and Aid Society of the
Christian Church
W. P Woolley
B. P. Hurdle
Goldwaithe
Miss Grace Eplen
KMOX
Lee Tracy
Bert Nicholson
Kate Smith
Loraine Wade
Graham McNamee
Vernon Liocomb
Martin Downey
Ray Burke
Paderwisky
Ed Mace
Chandu
Magician
Bennie Archer
Skippy
Little David Wade
Cattail Creek
Beanie Archer
Vernon Slocomb
G. Harsha
Hurdle
The
Baptist Missionary Society meets for Monday Bible Study
Ladies of the Baptist Missionary Society held group meetings Monday afternoon for Bible Study. The Eunice Taylor Glass group met with Mrs. E A Flinn as hostess and Mrs. Archie McLerran as lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Missionary Society
Ladies of the Baptist Missionary Society
Eunice Taylor Glass Group
E. A. Flinn
Archie McLerran
Tuesday Contract Bridge Honors and Floral Decor
Mrs. W. A. Bonds hosted the Tuesday Contract Bridge Club with spring flowers as decorations. High guest prize went to Mrs. Vernon McIntyre and high club trophy to Mrs. George Childress Jr. Table prizes were awarded to Mrs. Julian Baskin Mrs. J. M. Bowman and Mrs. Oxsheer Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Triges
William Howard Baskin
Vernon McIntyre
Oxsheer Smith
J. W. Bowman
Albert Collins
B. F. Bonds
W. A. Bonds
Vernon MclIntyre
George Childress, Jr
Julian Baskin
J. M. Bowman
Freddie Jackson Birthday Party Draws Thirty Guests
Mrs. Fred Jackson celebrated her son Freddie's sixth birthday with 30 children on the lawn from 3:30 to 5:30 pm. Little Mary Ann Green led games and bedtime stories before a green iced cake was cut. Each guest took home a sack of marbles and popcorn and a slice of cake with ice cream, with gifts for the honoree. Mrs. C. W. Lawrence, his grandmother, helped in games and cake cutting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Jackson
Freddie
Mary Ann Green
JIG SAW PARTY HONORS AT Dallas area gathering
Billie Cooper hosted a jigsaw puzzle party last Saturday with many classmates attending. Honored guests included Martha Gene Williams and Carolyn Williams of Dallas, nieces of Mrs. N. B. Timmerman. After puzzles were finished refreshments followed with sandwiches cake and punch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Cooper
Martha Gene
Carolyn Williams
Dallas
N. B. Timmerman
Cameron P T A April Meeting Highlights Student Pageants
Two student pageants brightened the Cameron P T A April meeting. Miss Jenkins class presented the windmills of Holland while Spanish and History classes honored Pan America. Mrs. W O Triggs urged improved Texas education and Mr. Fisher and Mrs. Robbins pressed for citizen involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Jenkins
W. O. Triggs
Texas
Fisher
Robbins
State school fund projections show shrinkage versus prior year
The analysis estimates ad valorem tax revenue at 8 281 720.00 and gasoline tax at 7 194 311.00 for the state school fund, noting a drop from the prior year’s 11 075 585.00. A new gasoline tax law could raise collections, offsetting homestead exemptions. Cigarette tax could add over 1 500 000.00 if directed to schools. Total funds, including interest and misc taxes, reach 26 171 274.00 for 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad Valorem
Revenues Projected For Texas Schools In Coming Budget
State expects to raise at least 14.00 per capita for school funds from existing taxes with potential to reach 16.00 or more. Proposals include Daniel oil tax five to six million dollars, Hughes income tax, cigarette tax to schools, and other levies like pool table and beer taxes. Local taxes struggle as bonds’ interest and sinking funds absorb payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Hughes
Texas
Representative Jesse James Seeks Higher School Funding
In a bid to keep schools adequately staffed and funded the 65th District representative from Milam Lee and Burleson counties urges the state to increase education appropriations beyond previous levels, arguing current funds fall short. The state is expected to continue funding at historic levels according to officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse James
Milam, Lee
Burleson Counties
Business Women In Outdoor Meeting at City Park
The first outdoor entertainment of the Business & Professional Women's Club this season drew many members. A comedy Roll Call and a business session led by Mrs Lotta Bigbee preceded plans to attend the District Convention in Temple on April 29 30. The club voted to cooperate with the Better Homes movement. Lois and Louise Robbins attended as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business
Lotta Bigbee
Annie Stallworth
Temple
Kyle Hotel
Better Homes of America
Cameron
Milam County
Lois and
Louise Robbins
Delphian Chapter Explores Dramatic Romance and Modern Epic
The Delphian Chapter met at Miss Rose Rischer's home Tuesday afternoon for a dramatic romance and modern epic lesson led by Miss Winnie Henderson. Assistants included Mesdames Leland Green T A Fisher Clarence Freeman Andrew Freeman and E A Flinn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphian
Rose Rischer
Winnie Henderson
Mesdames Leland Green
T. A. Fisher
Clarence Freeman
Andrew Freeman
E. A. Flinn
Milam County League Scores From Sunday Games
Milam County League results dated Sunday April 16 1933 show Cameron Sluggers defeating Milano 5 to 3 Thorndale edging Gay Hill 5 to 2 Sharp 17 Davilla 11 and Val Verde routing Rockdale 12 to 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam County
Cameron Sluggers
Milano
Thorndale
Gay Hill
Sharp
Davilla
Val Verde
Rockdale
Cameron
Regular Sunday Services and Easter Visit Notes
Regular Sunday morning services at 11 a m with a sermon Speed King and evening service at 7 30 p m titled The Fading Flame. Sunday School at 9 45 a m and B T S at 6 15. Visitors invited. Mr and Mrs Lee Tag and baby Donna Ruth of Baytown spent Easter holidays with his parents in Cameron. Lee previously worked with Cameron Enterprise and now works in Humble Oil Company chemical department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Tag
Donna Ruth
Baytown
R. A. Tag. Lee
Cameron
Cameron Enterprise
Humble Oil Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Church Party
Duckworth
Ray Duckworth
Joe Densen
Lillie Mae Handley
W H. Henley
Mattie Shepherd
William Henderson
Lotta Moon
Ben Nabours
Larry Hackebeil
Lois Howard Mashburn
Wilson Gunn
C. W. Bradbury
Y. W. A. Circle
Fred Graves
Sunbeams
Helen Blaylock
Posey Old Stand
Harry Tag
JIG Saw Party
Cameron Parent-Teacher Assn
James
Business Women
E. A. Wallace
First National Bank
Cameron, Texas
NTE
Santa Fe
Delphian Chapter
Milam County League
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