Good Cheer Bridge Club Meets At Mrs Bob Terry Home
The Good Cheer Bridge Club gathered Friday afternoon at Mrs. Bob Terry’s attractive home with rose and blue decor. Three tables played friendly games until late. high score honors went to Mrs. Roy Griffith, Mrs. Kay Burke and Mrs. Childers, while low scores earned table coves for Mrs. Dan Tyson, Mrs. Charlie Pollard and Mrs. Gus Evans. Punch was served and guests included Mrs. Dan Tyson, Mrs. Lloyd Mitchell and Mrs. B F Hurdle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Cheer Bridge Club
Bob Terry
Roy Griffith
Kay Burke
Childers
Dan Tyson
Charlie Pollard
Gus Evans
Beshie Club
Lloyd Mitchell
B. F. Hurdle
District Meeting Three of Business and Professional Women
Misses Rose Rischar Carrie Marck and Lucille Butts attended the district meeting held at Marlin over Saturday and Sunday April 25 and 26. The Hilton Hotel served as headquarters and hosted an old Southern banquet Saturday night at eight. Novel decorations echoed Southern themes with Margie Rogers as district chairman and toast mistress. Sunday morning an event followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Rischar
Carrie Marck
Lucille Butts
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Marlin
Ap i
Hilton Hotel
Margie Rogers
Bluebonnet Luncheon at Arlington Hotel Honors Tom Connoly
A Bluebonnet luncheon was held at the Majestic Hotel with Hon. Tom Connoly as principal speaker. Mrs Connoly sang, Dr J W Torbett read poems, and guests received crystal vases as souvenirs. District Three chose Miss Margaret Warren of Belton as its chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Hotel
Majestic Hotel
Tom Connoly
State Music Meet in Temple Showcases Texas Talent
Delegates from Cameron Symphony Club and local figures praised a recent State Music Convention in Temple. The event highlighted Texas composers and artists with engaging programs and instructive sessions for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Texas
George Day
Strickland
Cameron Symphony Club
R. P. Jeter
Helen Flinn
Cameron Symphony Club Hosts Miss Dickard At Local Gathering
Miss Lucille Dickard delighted Cameron Symphony Club guests at Mrs. W. O. Triggs residence with a piano lesson and program. Next host will be Mrs. Barron nee Bess DuBois from Bryan, visiting Cameron to entertain at the DuBois home on West 19th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Dickard
Cameron
Homemakers Class Plans Tacky Party At Annex
The Homemakers Class of the Baptist Sunday school held a Monday business and social session in the annex with Mrs. John Hays in charge and Mrs. Henderson leading devotion. Miss Lile Mag Jeter delivered the last Sunday morning lesson and the group will attend a Tacky Party Friday at eight with all members in costume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annex
John Hays
Wm. Henderson
Lile Mag Jeter
College Party at Mrs Denison’s East Cameron Home
A social event hosted by Mrs. Joe Den son Saturday afternoon featured as honor guests Miss Elizabeth Gilbert of Louisiana and Miss Lollie Beth Gar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Denson
East Cameron
Elizabeth Gilbert
Louisiana
Lollie Beth Gar
Baylor College Guests Honor Miss Garvin and Miss Gilbert
A Baylor College and Boston guest weekend gathering featured Misses Gilbert and Garvin as honor guests. The hostess Mrs. Skinner welcomed them with roses and sweet peas, while Miss Garvin’s Baylor Choral Club fame was noted. Out-of-town guests included Miss Anita Goss of McKinney and Mrs. W. B. Skinner of Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vin of
Navasota
Baylor College
Boston
Ann
Skinner
Rogers
Gilbert and
Garvin
Dorothy Blaylock
Marjorie Ann
Baylor Choral Club
Templ
Anita Goss
McKinney
Gladys Davis
Baylor University
W. B. Skinner
Bridge Luncheon Draws Local Social Spotlight
Mrs. Claude Triggs hosted a one o clock bridge luncheon at her Jackson Street bungalow with a pastel rose garden theme. Prizes went to Mrs. W E Gaither for highest score and Mrs Niley Smith received consolation. attendees included Mesdames Swift, Coleman, Green, Watson, Triggs, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Triggs
Jackson
W. E. Gaither
Niley Smith
Alex Triggs
Stanley Swift
James Coleman, Jr
Charlie Frank Green
James Watson
Oxsheer Smith
Rosa Thomas
S. A. Cottle
W. A. Bons
Trent Newton
Clifton Jenness
Giles Arriett
George Graves
Aetna Smith
J. M. Bowman
History Club Luncheon Celebrates Texas Theme at Denson Home
Cameron History Club hosted a Texas Luncheon at 212 East 13th Street with blue bonnets and Indian Blankets as centerpieces. Miss Winnie Henderson served as toastmistress. program featured Texas history and Milam County poems. guests included Mrs. Boyd Wells, Mrs. Hamilton Bonnet, and Mrs. Herring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Cameron History Club
Tom Denson
East 13Th Street
Winnie Henderson
State of
Milam County
Boyd Wells
Austin
Hamilton Bonnet
Evanston, Ill
Herring
Mississippi
Birthday celebration with cake and guests
Guests honored were invited into the dining room where a large white birthday cake with eight burning candles was cut and served along with ice cream. The hostess was assisted by her sisters Mrs Wallace and Mrs Grady Little ant Mies Dell Horstmann.
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Wallace
Grady Little Ant
Mies Dell Horstmann
Methodist Sunday School Program Shines in Spring Setting
Last Sunday morning the Methodist Sunday school held a splendid program in the main auditorium. After lessons, younger classes led the program occupying the morning hour with a pink and white spring decor and bright, well trained participants showing strong engagement.
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Methodist
Church Party At First Methodist Draws Residents
A Friday eight to ten gathering at First Methodist Church featured adults youths and children in a safety oriented event. The basement showcased spring flowers in vases bowls and baskets as vocal and piano numbers and readings engaged attendees. plans for summer church parties on the lawn were announced to provide continued family activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Baptist W M S Circles Hold Royal Service Lessons
Baptist Missionary Society circles met Monday afternoon for lessons from Royal Service. Nine members attended Eunice Taylor Glass Circle at Mrs. Flinns. Lottie Moon Circle had nine at Mrs. Button’s home. Lillie Mae Handley Circle had nine at Mrs. Mangum’s. Lois Mashburn Circle did not meet due to members traveling. All circles plan a church business session next Monday at four.
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The
Baptist Missionary Society
E. A. Flinn
Eunice Taylor Glass
Oscar Kidd
Lottie Moon Cichke
Button
S. M. Burns Jr
Lillie Mae Handley
George Mangum
W. H. Henley
Lois Howard Mashburn
Birthday Party for Lee Roy Clore Jr Highlights Day
Lee Roy Clore Jr. celebrated his tenth birthday Tuesday from 3 30 to 5 30 pm. He invited 45 playmates as Mrs. Clore was assisted by Mrs. Dunlap and Mrs. Stidham in entertaining with outdoor games and a picnic lunch. He received many useful and attractive gifts.
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Lee Roy Clore, Jr
Lee Clore
Monday Night Bridge Club Hosts at Barmore Home
The Monday night bridge club met with Miss Ruby Lingert at Mrs. Jewell Barmore’s home. Floral arrangements featuring sweet peas decorated the reception room for three tables of play. Table favors were small sweet pea vases and corsages. Guests included Mrs. Henry Patillo Mrs. Cecil Bar moe Mrs. W. D. Bigbee and Miss Dallie Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Lingert
Jewell Barmore
Earl Burke
Penn Wolf
Daliie Young
Henry Patillo
Cecil Barmoe
W. D. Bigbee
Dallie Young
Carolina Woman Loses 47 Pounds in 3 Months
Mrs. S. A. Solomon of New Bern North Carolina reports using Kruschen Salts daily for nearly three months. She weighed 217 pounds with back and abdominal pains, then dropped to 170 pounds and feels years younger, stronger, and plans to continue the daily dose.
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S. A. Solomon
New Bern
N. C
Circle One and Circle Two Presbyterain Auxiliary meetings
Circle One met at Mrs. George Mode with 12 members present. Mrs. John Watson led the devotional and the group spent time hemming cup towels. They plan to meet again next Monday at the church. Circle Two, hosted by Mrs. C. W. Lawrence, had 11 members present. Plans for the new year’s work followed a roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle One
Presbyterian Auxiliary
George Mode
John Watson
C. W. Lawrence
Circle Two
Business Women Club Meets May Fifth At Power Company
The Business and Professional Women's Club will hold its regular meeting Tuesday evening May 5 at 7:30 at the Texas Louisiana Power Company's office. An interesting program has been prepared and all members are requested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Texas-Louisiana Power Company
Entre Nous Bridge Club Hosts Evening at Mrs Lester’s Home
The Entre Nous Bridge Club enjoyed a refined Monday evening gathering hosted by Mrs. Lester at her residence. Members mingled over cards and conversation in a warm, club atmosphere.
Birthday Party for Neil Horstmann
Mrs. August Horstmann hosted a Friday afternoon party from 3 39 to 5 30 to celebrate her son Neil turning eight. About thirty boys and girls attended enjoying outdoor games and a bounty of useful attractive gifts showered on him.
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August Horstmann
Neil
Kruschen Fat Reduction Pills Ad Promises Safe Weight Loss
An advertisement claims four weeks of costs but 85 cents at E. O. Schiller's drug store. It prescribes taking half a teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast and advises a diet that cuts pastry fatty meats potatoes butter cream and sugar. The Kruschen way is presented as safe with a money back guarantee if not satisfied after one bottle.
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E. O. Schiller
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Leon Errol
Mitzie Green
Zazu Pitts
Ruth Chatterton and
Paul Lukas
Jack Holt
Constance Cummings
Richard Arlen
Fay Wray
Secret Service
Delphya Scott
Good Cheer Club
Essex
Buick—Hudson
Star
Price
Horstmann
Cameron, Texas
Cameron Sympony Club
Fred Johnson
Cora Mae Link
Hilda Burke
Gracie Herndon
LaBertice Robinson
Willard Keith
Ethel Collins
Catherine Atkinson
History Club
Walter F. Sharpe
Methodist Sunday School
Church Party
Carolina
Entre Nous Club
S. P. Cross
C.F. Gyllenb and
E. A. Wallace
First National Bank
Thedfords
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Sun-Tex Hatcheries
Wm. Ryan
Mgr
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