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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1928
Page
4
Kitty and her entourage arrive by the Southbound Santa Fe at 2 30 on May 3 for a high school auditorium show at 8 15 pm sponsored by the Cameron Senior and Junior classes. Tickets are on sale at the Palace of Sweets and a big parade is planned for 2 30 pm.
Reed Rogers, an employee of Texas Power and Light Company based in Colorado City, won the cup in a Cameron Country Club golf tournament. He paired with professionals Al Badger and Bob Scott and shot 38 36 for the victory. Scott is noted as a champion in the army and navy. Badger has familiar ties to the Cameron course and to the Mangum family.
Members of the Christian Aid Society gathered at Mrs. Ray Burke’s home on Monday afternoon. Mrs. G C Walters led the Home Mission lesson titled In Their Foot Steps, assisted by Mesdames Guy Slocomb Eugene Wade W N Ryan and Wallace Jones. Cream and cake were served during social hour.
The Friendly Bible Class of the Methodist church hosted a tacky party at Mrs. Mack Fox’s home with about forty five members and a few guests. Mrs. D H Slaughter greeted guests and led the receiving line with group 2, chaired by Mrs Fox. Winners were announced in a laughing contest and a comical recital delighted all.
Women of the Methodist church studied Life and Letters of Paul in five circles. Circle leaders and attendance: Circle One Mrs Henry Davis and Mrs McIntosh with twelve. Circle Two Mrs R B Rylander and Mrs Tate with eleven. Circle Three Mrs T C Stafford and Mrs B T Harris with ten. Circle Four Mrs W Q Triggs and hostess leader with four. Circle Five newly formed under Mrs Pp T Ramsey with Mrs Ramsey in charge. New officers elected: Chairman A J Triggs, Vice-chairman Claude Triggs, Secretary of Mission Study Hoover, Secretary John M Bowman, Treasurer S A Cottle.
The As You Like It Club and guests were entertained at Mrs. Tom Denson's home last Wednesday afternoon from three to six. Honor guest was Miss Agnes Henderson, a bride of the month. Floral decor featured red and pink roses and red amaryllis, with six tables laid for crafting dainty articles.
Four ladies sewed at each table and tied the articles into neat packages for the honoree who expressed thanks. The salad course featured a center cut glass basket with sweetheart rosebuds, and a party plate with cream chicken in rainkins tomato and pec crackers crystallized pickle mold ed ice cream baskets with fresh strawberries. Hostess assist ed by Mesdames Roy Baskin J C Martin and Misses Winnie and Mary Lake Henderson.
The Baptist W M S held four study circles at different homes with leaders Mrs J C Martin, Mrs W A Beal, Mrs Roy Law and Mrs Harvey Dobbins. Attendance ranged from nine to twelve, and a picnic lunch with punch was served. The fifth Monday Jubilee is canceled due to the church revival.
Miss Winnie Henderson hosted a seated tea last Saturday from 3:30 to 5:30 to compliment her cousin Miss Agnes Henderson whose marriage occurred April 26 at 5:30. Guests included Miss Sallie Kate McLane and the receiving line featured Agnes Henderson and others. Out of town attendees were Miss Katherine Henderson of Austin and Mrs Stegall of Franklin among others.
The Yee High School Library invites support on Library Day in late April as tag sales and book donations bolster a growing collection. Teachers and students note the library as a strong point of the school and seek books, money, or periodicals to replace worn volumes and expand holdings.
Junior Endeavor members and friends held a Hobo style hike last Thursday. Children wore overalls and ragged clothes with lunches tied in red bandanas, marching through the Country Club grounds to Mr Batte's pasture for lunch by a large fire. Miss Ference Atkinson led with assistance from Miss Lucille and Ruth Green. Guests Mrs Kenney and Mrs John Green visited during the afternoon.
Notice to creditors of the estate of Jerry England, deceased, is given that letters of administration were granted to KE. L. Kahler on April 4, 1928, by the County Court of Milam County, Texas. All persons having claims should present them within the legal period.
Claims against the estate of Jerry England must be presented within the legally prescribed period. Address for notices is Cameron Milam County Texas, with E L Kahler as Administrator, dated April 16 1928.
advertisement for trading mongrel hens and culls for pure bred Sunshine Chicks. promises higher profits with fall resale, offers custom hatching, and lists May Chicks prices including 500 chick size brooders for $5.00. Sun shone chicks priced at 10 cents each all breeds. PF W Kazmeier, President and General Manager, Cameron Texas.
Pure Kazmier Strain eggs from hens with 200 egg records or better. Prices: $1.50 per setting or $7.00 per hundred delivered at the hatchery. Also eggs from 300 egg hens available.
Bigbee and Cornegay Poultry Farm operated by G. D. Kornegay in Cameron Texas displays price details for baby chicks and pullets. The listing notes contact at route 4 and farm address.
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