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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1931
Page
2
Court schedule notes state of Texas v Tarbutton and Massey charged with burglary and theft tied to Jan 14 actions on the S. W. Lamkin estate. Massey case set for next Monday, Tarbutton case for May 18. Henry Taylor v Batteres pass to try title set for April 23. Various transfer pairs listed.
Mrs. George Logan Lee Gleason of Houston visited her mother Mrs P J Morrie and family here last weekend. Gordon Davis and family moved to Burlington from Baileyville and are welcomed back after living here years ago. Among church visitors last Sunday were Monroe Henson and Mr.
White of Briary Arch Henson and families from Rosebud and Waco attended with Baylor folk for the Mission program Saturday and Sunday. Visitors joined the Senior B Y P A as two Waco participants helped in the program. A Bible drill will replace the quiz next Sunday night with groups competing for most Bible references. The Heart of Missions is the Sunday topic and all are invited to join the Union meetings.
Burlington residents joined the Methodist church service last Monday afternoon. Names include Mesdames Jake Dodson H F Cobb L W Sample Nannie Prescott and Misses Ola Lee Claudia Foshea Mrs J J Foshea Mildred George Logan Master Neil Dodson Mrs A Dodson and her daughter Mrs J Little and family.
Public notice states that Sanitary Officer G. E. Sutton has annually administered the tuberculin test to the H. G. Chamberlain dairy herd and found no reactions or tuberculosis symptoms during the operation period.
Physicians promote Calotabs as a method to purify the body and improve health. The ad urges a thorough course, once or twice weekly for several weeks, claiming it purifies blood and stimulates liver kidneys stomach and trial. A family package is offered for 35 cents at all dealers.
Jury Commissioners R P Jeter of Cameron E R Wolf of Rockdale and John Kuzell of Buckholts met Monday to draw grand and petit jurors for the May term and were discharged after completing their labors.
Mrs Agnes Clampet appointed ad ministratrix of the estate of Thomas R Clampet deceased bond fixed at 2600 W C Marrs W H Turner and John T Hale appointed appraisers Application filed to probate will of Mary Fick deceased Chas A Davis executor State of Texas vs Eliza Agnes Mc Collum complaint in lunacy filed April 18 1931 Defendant found to be of unsound mind
Records show Lee Applin and others transferring 30 acres to Neil Rockey from Chas. Crane survey for 10 dollars. Several other deeds include 2.47 acres to Rhett Wilder, 16 acres to Zaragosa Cazarez, and 1 acre to Milam County with various surveys and prices. Additional transfers include 105 acres to Malon McCowen, 2 tracts to Edna Sprinkel, lots 2 3 and 4 in Hearrells Audition for 2000 dollars, and multiple 4 tract transfers to S J Taylor and W S Skinner for 10 dollars.
Buckholts and Cameron residents spent Thursday through Saturday with friends and relatives. Billie Robinson and others shopped in Temple. J O Hughes and family visited Cameron. J R Slovacek and E H Geistmann attended events in Austin for the Texas University Round Up. Leona Porter of Lott visited the Lewis home. Geistmann and Slovacek children and parents enjoyed the weekend.
Mrs John Meyers entertained the Bridge Club at her home with snapdragons and sweet peas as decorations Three tables of players produced high score by Mrs Cecil Criswell. The hostess served chicken salad sandwiches iced tea jelly and angel food cake.
The Buckholts PTA met Thursday afternoon in the school auditorium with teachers and many mothers. A program of readings and music by pupils was enjoyed. Refreshments were served by Miss Moore and the Home Economics class. A family reunion followed on Sunday with relatives from Cameron Burton and Comfort visiting the Groppell home.
Mrs John Zawadske has been ill with pneumonia but is much improved though not yet able to sit up.
Mrs E Horstmann spent midweek with Mrs J Z Young in Cameron. Mr and Mrs V A Kubecka and sons visited Temple and Mrs V Schiller at Scott and White Hospital, noted as critically ill but improving. Rank Robinson and family joined others to hear Rev Will Cook at the Methodist church. G C Jr four year old son of Rev and Mrs G C Cecil was lightly injured when struck by a car Sunday afternoon.
Maxine Hyer Nadine and Gene Walschak Virginia Dabney and Charlie Williams joined Mr and Mrs E B Hyer Mrs A R Walschak Mr and Mrs R R Dabney and Ivy Jean for Leon Scarcellar's orchestra recital in Rogers Friday night. Scarcellar teaches in Buckholts Rogers Holland and Temple. They plan a Temple recital Tuesday night.
Mrs F M Winkler hosted the Hoyte Home Demonstration Club on April 16 with Miss Bartholomew and ten members plus five visitors present. The president and secretary were absent due to illness. Bartholomew led an egg scoring demonstration and the group scored eggs. A community party replaces the last meeting of May 1. Refreshments followed. The Woodumano family returned from Cedar Park.
Celebration marked Mrs S Inman turning 77 with 90 friends and relatives at a birthday dinner. She is Mrs Woodums grandmother. Follows news of a weenie roast at Wayside Park, visiting Bay City relatives Mr and Mrs Jack Nicholson with their mother Mrs Sam Nicholson, and an ongoing illness of Frank Hanes Sr. A Monday night party at Mr Frazier's and another young people gathering are noted.
An advertisement promises a jar of Contay Special Bleach will remove freckles brown spots and liver spots caused by acid conditions. It claims modern science provides a safe method to dissolve these discolorations and vows quick soft clear skin with nightly use.
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