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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1934
Page
7
Community updates highlight visits by Mr and Mrs B F Robinson with D W Rowland of Greenville Pa as guest, August Horstmann and sister traveling to Hobbs NM for ill brother Carl Horstmann, and multiple Cameron residents hosting or visiting relatives in Waco Austin Houston Dallas and New York.
Misses Mae and Julia Marsnais hosted weekend guests including sister Mrs G C McCullum and son G Jr of Houston and niece Mrs Georgy Pendergast with Georgia Marshall of Galveston and Miss Lucille Reed of Houston. Other visitors were Mrs Loula Clinton and family of Houston visiting her mother in Waco. Mr W B Levy and Mrs Winnie Wittliff joined visits to Temple. Thompson Kemp returns from absence for a few days and plans relief work at the Santa Fe telegraph station in McGregor.
Cardus is presented as a remedy for malnutrition causing monthly aches. It claims improved appetite and stronger use of food, leading to better well being and relief from pains as Cardul builds up the body.
The Dramatic Tournament part of Milam County’s recreational program, sponsored by Miss Bertha Fae Straner, will be held at Yee High School auditorium on Saturday April 28 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission is free. Judges Rev C C Acrey Miss Ethel Jenkins and Miss Annett Bradfield of Rockdale will rate one act plays about forty minutes each. The prize play advances to the County Wide Rally in Rockdale on the third Friday in June. Clubs presenting: Bethlehem Bryant station Davilla Duncan Friendship Gause Hanover Liberty Jones Prairie San Gabriel.
Mrs W R Newton hosted the Delphian Chapter at 512 N Jefferson. Miss Rose Rischar led German Opera study with assistants. Officers elected for the term: President Mrs Joe Denton Vice President Mrs Andrew Freeman Secretary Treasurer Mrs La Berthce Robinson Advisory Board members named. The group will meet May 1 at Mrs Clarence Freeman in Maysfield for a social before September restart.
Miss Nancy Bea Slocomb led the Thursday Night Bridge Club evening with the highest score following the primes. Mrs. Harry Tag earned consolation, while Miss Helen Blaylock posted strong results. Hostess served a salad plate with ice drink.
Classified notices advertise 55 acres across Marlow bridge on Little River four miles east of Cameron with cultivation. Owner R L Batte invites cheap sale or trade for town property for a nearby affordable home. Also listed are light housekeeping rooms at Hearne Hotel, steady work in Milam county, and Lankhart cotton seed offerings from Carl C Black.
Auction style notice from R L Batte offering 100 Jersey cows with calves at side. Good milkers listed with price options 25 dollars for choice cows and calves and 20 dollars for common cows and calves. Dry cows priced on request. Available single or bulk sale.
A $3.00 reward is offered for the return of gold rim glasses lost Friday in Cameron. Glasses are in a green case with gold stripes and late type lenses. Contact John Bryan at the Cameron Oil Mill. roa It-c
Milam County home demonstration agent Miss Bertha Fae Strange announced the third Friday in June as the annual rally day for county clubs. This year the rally will be in Rockdale on Friday June 15, with the prize winning play from the Dramatic Tournament to be staged there Saturday April 28 forming part of the rally program.
F. J. Beckerman enters a nationwide prize program announced by harness and leather goods makers. The offer includes county prizes for successful entrants and promises an announcement of notable interest in this issue.
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