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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1925
Page
2
Yoe Hi students and Cameron residents viewed an Elson Art Co exhibit in the New Hersey storage building. The show ran Thursday through Saturday with a ten cent admission used to purchase classroom pictures.
About 8 o clock Friday April 17 seniors and others gathered at Laura Boedeker home for games and dancing. Track teammates left at 9:30 for a district meet the next day while the rest stayed for punch cakes and sandwiches before departing satisfied.
A group of girls including Kathryn Atkinson Corrie Collier Cornelia Essiinger Dorothy Blaylock Margarite Ford Kathryn Leath Maurine Ratliff Beatrice Rylander and Lydia Boedeker enjoyed a Monday night outing. They attended a show then danced at Blaylock's house before a late slumber party with punch and sandwiches. The group spent the night on the roof and lawn, chaperoned by Mrs Ratliff, ending with a sunrise breakfast and a report of a pleasant time.
Mr and Mrs W O Triggs entertained Tuesday evening with dinner for forty two. Guests included faculty members Miss Pitts Tubbs Gibson Wiley Caldwell and Dickaard.
In the early hours seven high school girls gathered at Ena Tyson's home. Guests included Lucile Fowler Hilda Burke Mozelle Bigbee Laura Boedeker Louise Young and Inez Goff. The group spent most of the night making noise.
Fragments describe a 12 30 start night activity with a group retiring to rooms for slumber and waking around 8 30 the next morning. Breakfast at a boarding house followed by a river trip and an enjoyable day with many others joining.
The senior class led by president Mike Wiley enjoyed a reception at his home with ice cream cones before moving to the New Herley Theatre to see the play Class Mates. The event combined social gathering and a theatrical performance for the students.
The Latin department will host a Roman Banquet this Saturday at 8:00 p.m. at Yoe High School. Tickets cost 50 cents, available from the Latin department, and the public is invited to attend.
Last Friday night Paul Watson entertained friends with a stroll party at the home of Judge and Mrs. John Watson. After fourteen strolls were enjoyed, guests were served cakes and ice cream and departed at a late hour praising the pleasant evening.
The ad asserts that catarrh worsens in a run down condition and that Hall's Catarrh Medicine treats both locally and constitutionally. It notes a forty year history of success and lists F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio as the sellers.
A Latse Cameron crowd attended Calvert Friday night for Literary events with debating and declaiming. Thorndale girl debaters won district honors while Cameron declarers impressed judges. however Cameron failed to secure a first place. Girls first Fairfield, Calvert second, Rockdale third. boys first Wor tham.
A high grade white face bull is for sale for 40 dollars and can be viewed at the seller's feed pen south of the Santa Fe Depot. Contact R. L. Batte.
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