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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1932
Page
7
Columbus Indiana resident Charles E Stevens reports bilious spells with dizziness and fatigue. He credits Thedford’s Black-Draught as effective relief and notes the product now available as a syrup for children.
Mrs H N Harris reports Buckholts residents hosting visitors Judge and Mrs D R Criswell welcomed guests Jr and Mrs George Goree of Austin. Horace H Oliver and son Horace Jr visited from Driftwood at the J H Oliver home. Miss Sadie Herring and Joe Williams, SWT Teachers College students, spent weekend with Mr and Mrs G C Williams.
Members of the bridge club enjoyed a pleasant outing last Thursday hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mewhinney at their camp on Little River. The afternoon featured bridge games with Mrs. E. B. Hyer taking high score. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Slovacek, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Criswell, Mesdames R. R. Dabney, Jim Mitcham, Buford McMillion, F. B. Hyer, W. G. Bain, Misses Jean Dabney and Audrey Mitcham, and the hosts.
Billy Jack Elliott of San Antonio visits his aunt Mrs. Charlie Williams. Mesdames Kay Moore Ely Moore and Grace Moore, delegates from Bryant Station H. 10. Club, with Mesdames H. N. Harris Henry Kuzel and Miss Edith Klieber from Corinth Club, left Sunday for College Station to attend the annual Short Course at A and M College.
Dr. J. R. Cypert of Dallas visits this week while Mrs. Joe Ezzell of El Paso is a guest of relatives in the area. Mrs. Maggie Wokaty of Waco is mentioned as another local connection.
Family guests fill households across the area with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Boris and family from Dennison visiting the Henry Horstmann home. Sunday visitors to the H Stoebner residence include Robert Lange family from Ben Arnold Adolph Stoebner from Travis Willie Livebner family from Burlington and Frank Fisher family from Buckholts.
The Baptist revival led by Rev. W. P. Elliott closed Sunday night with eleven additions by baptism. A baptismal service occurred Monday at Bryan Station crossing on the Little River. Local residents, visitors, and families, including the Fuchs and Bain households, were part of recent church and social activities with travels to Belton and Granger.
Mrs Bonds E Laird and Onoree hosted a gathering with Mesdames Buford McMillan Charlie Williams Jim Mitcham R R Dabney Sam Mewhinney John Meyer J R Slovacek Ed Kolba Cecil Criswell W G Bain and Mix Gladys Harris among the attendees.
Mr and Mrs P B Weishuhm of Houston have been guests in the J L Barmore home and were joined by Mrs Henry Patillo for a month long vacation trip to Colorado. Mrs Weisuhm is a sister of Mrs Barmore and Mrs Patillo.
Miss Minnie Wolf, who taught in Dallas last term, spent six weeks as Supervisor in a Childrens Rest Camp sponsored by the Community Chest of Dallas. She notes children gain two to three pounds weekly and will remain with her mother and sister before returning to Dallas for the fall term.
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