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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1932
Page
5
A fine young son arrived Friday morning July 29 at the home of Mr and Mrs Stanton Dossett named Stanton Evans Dossett the Second. Mother and baby are doing nicely. Grandmother Mrs A J Dossett of Waco spent several days with the family.
Mrs Gorge Byrom of Houston visited her brother Judge Jeff T. Kemp and family last week. Mrs Byrom formerly was Miss Lucille Kemp a Cameron native, and her friends greeted her with old time cordiality.
Miss Maurine House, daughter of Mr and Mrs John House, who has been teaching in Fort Worth, left last week for a summer visit to California.
Mrs W Bowers Mrs Claire Bowers and Otis Bowers of Austin are visiting Dr and Mr A E Kruse. The note records a brief social visit between local residents and area professionals.
Miss Elizabeth Mangum returns from Taylor after two weeks visiting friends. Edwin Bigbee and family, now in Galveston after a Magnolia Co transfer from Lake Charles, La, to make their home. Protracted meeting led by Rev. and Mrs. Joel B. Hardigree in Milano with Miss Lorene Wade and Miss Billie Moore accompanying from Oklahoma. W J Watson visits Temple hospital for post exam. physician reports good recovery. Mrs. Homer Nabours and family back from La Porte visiting relatives. Mrs. Frank Wilson and Mila Lane along with Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Normquest of Temple visit the Hayes family in Marlow. Mrs. W. H. Shannon returns to Ft Worth after visiting in Cameron with relatives. Mrs. Shannon, formerly Theesa Jensen, has many Cameron friends. Mrs. Ernest Beard and son Douglas visit her parents, the Hendersons. Marlin reports Mrs. Jeff Hefley improving in Marlin for medical care and hot baths and expects to return home soon.
Miss Minnie Wolf traveled this week to Jackson Mississippi to visit Mrs Frank Adam. She traveled via Dallas where she joined Mr and Mrs Milton Tucker and Mrs George Byrom. Mrs Byrom of Houston was guest of her sister Mrs Tucker in Dallas. They plan to stay about two weeks and then Miss Wolf will return to Cameron to spend the remainder of the summer and teach in Dallas this fall.
Mrs. O. N. Julian of Alabama and Mrs. W. H. Kennon of New York City are guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Julian at their residence.
Mrs Gordon McHeary of Dallas spent several days in Cameron last week to handle business and renew friendships. She reports her sister Miss Lizzie McCord now Mrs Mack Muller is improving after a fall that caused a broken limb.
Katherine Green daughter of Mr and Mrs Leland Green is recovering from a severe attack of summer heat. Mrs S W Cheeves and children Frank and Carolyn Cheeves left Wednesday for Driscoll where they will visit Mr and Mrs Fontaine Flinn for a few days.
Miss Dora Emily Moore returns home for the summer after attending Southwestern University during the summer term. Mr and Mrs McClure and daughter of Pharr visited Mr and Mrs Joe Denson Tuesday, coming from Rogers where they visited friends.
Rev and Mrs Hightower of Weiner are visiting Dr and Mrs Jonn Denson this week Mrs Hightower and Mrs Denson are cousins and were schoolmates in Mississippi before moving to Texas.
Mr and Mrs George Childress and their little daughter traveled from Giddings where they visited Dr Delbert Childress and wife during a short family trip.
Mr and Mrs Ben Baskin and their son of Robert Lee returned to their home following a visit with Mr and Mrs A H Baskin.
Judge and Mrs John Watson are visiting Dallas as guests of their son in law and daughter Dr and Mrs Donald Kilgore. The trip centers on family gatherings with Kilgore relatives in the Dallas area.
West Texas couple Mr and Mrs Frank Wendt return home after visiting Mrs Baskin’s family. Mrs Raymond Shape and relatives visited in Burnett. Mr and Mrs Frank Monrose hosted Mr and Mrs Albert Lindgren from Phillipsburg New Jersey. They plan to move to Cleburne. Roy Baskin Jr improves from summer flu. Mrs M A Bigerstaff and Mrs Swinson with daughter from Calvert spent Friday with Mrs Gladys Wato.
Mrs I P Sessions of Rockdale visited her daughters Mrs Tom Beasley of Houston and Mrs Joe Mohair of New Jersey along with their families, spending time with Mr and Mrs W I Clark on Wednesday.
L. E. Killen of the Santa Fe railroad moves his family from Clifton and will reside in the former Preston Graves home. Cameron welcomes the Killens. Mrs. Watt Skinner of Rogers suffers a severe wasp sting shock while watering her yard and is being treated at Woodson clinic in Temple. Miss Marjorie Landrum of Marlin visits Miss Patse McGregor for the week. Mrs. Grady Stidham returns home from Carlsbad, improved after health travel.
Mrs Hulen Carroll and son Hulen Jr of San Antonio visit sister Mrs Henry Hefley this week Mrs Carroll's husband is president of Carroll College in San Antonio
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. McLeod return to Cameron and will make their home there. He resumes his former position with the Santa Fe as friends express pleasure at their return to the community.
Mrs. A A Ledbetter of Hallettsville, Mrs. A A Ledbetter of Houston and Abbe Strunk of San Antonio were weekend guests in the Dr. John Denson home last week.
F E Jackson of the Pace Marshall Drug Company is a patient in Shaw hospital Marlin and showing improvement. Friends expect his return home soon. Mrs Jackson visited him Sunday and Tuesday. John Perry couple visited in Corpus Christi last week. Taylor Moore attends Boy Scout Camp near Belton this week.
Frank Marak of the Exchenge Furniture Company attends the Ss P. J. S. Ty convention in Ennis, marking a notable local business and trade gathering.
Rev and Mrs B E Bowmer and Miss Bertha Ebner Bowmer of Hub board are due to arrive late this week to stay with Mr and Mrs J W Kemp. They will attend a meeting at Oak Grove Burnett County where Bowmer formerly served as pastor and will reunite with old friends. Bowmer is 73 but attended the Synodical Board meeting this year.
A note from N H Butts thanking voters in Commissioner’s Precinct 2 after a July 23 primary election. He expresses gratitude for supporters and kind regard for those who voted against him, and wishes them well.
The Milam County Judge has prepared a budget for 1932 1933 under 42nd Legislature law. On August 16, 1982 at 9 30 a m the Commissioners Court will hold a public hearing in Cameron Texas to consider the budget and allow taxpayers to participate.
A Milam County candidate thanks voters for their support in the July 2 1932 primary for County Judge. He notes a narrow defeat by 121 votes and expresses appreciation for the good will shown, promising to repay the confidence in the future.
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