Yee High School Hosts Home Economics Contest Winners
Yee High School held the elimination contest for home economics with judges Mrs Henderson Mrs Fox and Mrs Mangum. Top contestants advance to the state meeting in Waco April 27 28 29 and 30.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1927
Page
2
Yee High School held the elimination contest for home economics with judges Mrs Henderson Mrs Fox and Mrs Mangum. Top contestants advance to the state meeting in Waco April 27 28 29 and 30.
Prepare chopped olives and hard boiled eggs with lemon juice. mix and spread on buttered bread or roll between slices. Layer toasted bread with lettuce, sliced chicken, and broiled bacon, adding a final toast layer. Garnish with small pickles and serve hot bread.
Cream butter and mustard then spread on thin bread slices. Place slices of cold boiled tongue between the bread to make a sandwich.
Mrs. M. Janeway entertained for her daughter Waurine's tenth birthday at home on North Washington Avenue. The party featured roses and fern decorations, an angel cake with ten candles, and fruit punch. Guests included Frances Smith, May Delle Smith, Mary Blaylock, Helen Swift, Helen Kenney, Gwayne Shipp, Teresa Manning, Mae Griffith, Katharine Mode, and Gladys Copus. gifts were exchanged before a trip to the picture show.
In Nashville on April 26 Miss Lena Hawkins of Temple Miss Sue S Stanford of Waco and Miss Mary A Porter of Rockdale are approved as candidates for advanced degrees at Peabody College. Miss Sallie F Hill of College Station Miss Irma H Porter of Rockdale and Miss Lucile Wilroy of Huntington are seniors with Wilroy presiding over the Texas Club.
The Bridge Club gathered last Friday at Mrs F C Fahrendorf s home. Guests included Mrs C W Bradbury C F Green Roy Jeter S A Cottle J C Martin and Swift of Gardiner Maine. High score among members went to Mrs Oxsheer Smith with Mrs Geo T Moore as consolation winner. Guests top and low scores went to Mrs J C Martin and Mrs C W Bradbury. A delicious salad and ice course was served and gift shop articles were given as prizes.
A vintage ad touts Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound as a remedy to gray hair. It promises natural, even darkening, restoring youthful color after one or two applications. Instructions include applying with a sponge or brush to small strands for best results.
Misses Earl and Nadine Bragg entertained the Bridge Club at the Bragg home on North Houston Avenue last Tuesday afternoon. The scene featured pink and red roses, three tables for players, card symbol tally cards, and a salad plate served by the Braggs and their mother Mrs. Bragg to invited guests.
Mr and Mrs Preston Laird drove to Burlington Sunday to visit Mr and Mrs R S Laird.
Friends of Mr and Mrs F E Burrow report Mrs Burrow is in Cameron Hospital awaiting an operation planned this week. Well wishes go to her for a speedy recovery. Fred B Cable cashier of the First National Bank traveled to Houston Saturday on business and returned to Cameron Sunday morning to attend his Baptist church class and hear W C Davis of Bryan speak.
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