Society Hosts Formal Dinner After Wedding Trip
Mr and Mrs Cecil Culpepper welcomed twenty relatives for a two course dinner in their floral decorated home. The party featured red and white decor with white petunias and red verbenia and a Dutch buffet supper followed by lawn games. Others present included Mrs Hamilton Bonnet Evanston Ill and many Henderson Burns Culpepper and Jenness family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Culpepper
T. S. Henderson
Hamilton Bonnet
Evanston, Ill
John B. Henderson
John Wells
Austin
Hilton Culpepper
Wallace Culpepper
Winston Culpepper
Mary Burns
Katherine Henderson
Winnie Henderson
S. M. Burns Sr
Mary Burne
Bill Burns
Lawson Clark
Pere Arthur
Minnie Wolf
Bridge Party Honors Two Sisters at Culpepper Home
Mrs. Cecil Culpepper hosted a Tuesday morning bridge gathering from nine to twelve o'clock with guests Mrs. Hamilton Bonnet of Evanston Illinois and Mrs. Ernest Beard of Hillsboro. High scorer Miss Katherine Flinn received a deck of cards while Katherine Henderson of Austin earned a vanity. A two course luncheon followed, served by Misses Winnie Henderson and Katherine Henderson, with roses and pink rosebud decor enhancing the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Culpepper
Hamilton Bonnet
Evanston
Ernest Beard
Hillsboro
Katherin Flinn
Katherine Henderson
Austin
Winnie Henderson
John B. Henderson
Eber Flinn
Gunns Return to Cameron After Palestine Sojourn
Mr and Mrs Wilson Gunn and their son Wayburn have moved back to Cameron from fifteen months in Palestine. They reside with Mrs J H Dubois and are welcomed by church and social circles as permanent Cameron residents with many friends glad for their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Gunn
Wayburn
Palestine
Cameron
J. H. DuBois
Reunion of Schoolmates at Kemp Lodge on Little River
The Kemp lodge hosted a reunion of schoolmates and friends Sunday. Hosts Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kemp and Mr. and Mrs. John T. Barton with Miss LaVerne Bowmer welcomed guests. A noon and evening repast followed as attendees reminisced about school days. Participants included D. C. Reed, Fritz Barge and Schmidt of Austin, J. G. McIntosh of Joaquin, J. W. Kemp Sr., and Mike Coleman of Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Kemp
John T. Barton
LaVerne Bowmer
Kemp
Little River
D. C. Reed
Fritz Barge
Austin
Mr. Schmidt
J. G. McIntosh
Jouquin
Texas
J. W. Kemp Sr
Mike Coleman
Cameron
Dance at Club Honoring Miss Mary Julian at Country Club
Miss Mary Julian was a honoree guest at a Country Club dance hosted by her aunt Mrs W H Kennon from New York City. Forty five young guests attended with music by The Texans and punch served on the southern porch. Out of town guests included Miss Marjorie Landrum of Marlin and Helen Carroll Jr. of San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Julian
Country Club
W. H. Kennon
New York City
Marjorie Landrum
Marlin
Helen Carroll Jr
San Antonio
Baptist Missionary Society Holds Royal Service Lesson
All circles of the Baptist Missionary Society gathered at the church Monday afternoon for a business session and a Royal Service lesson. Mrs. G. Cooper, president, presided. Mrs. Wilson Gunn led the devotional and Mrs. John A. Smith taught the lesson. Thirty six members attended. The Lois Howard Mashburn group was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Missionary Society
G. Cooper
Wilson Gunn
John A. Smith
Lois Howard Mashburn
Circle meetings close season with tea and cookies
Bible study circles plan gatherings at four o'clock next Monday afternoon. The Eunice Taylor Glass circle meets with Mrs. Jim Barmore in Maysfield. Mrs. W. H. Henley hosts the Lilly Mae Handley group. Lottie Moon circle assembles at the church. Mrs Dc. W. Bradbury hosts the Lois Howard Mashburn group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Italy
Eunice Taylor
Missionary program set by Methodist Society in August
The Methodist Missionary Society led by Mrs. Terry and others will stage a children's program during the second week of August. Junior rehearsals run Mondays and Wednesdays at 8:30 a.m. and senior rehearsals Fridays at 8:30 a.m. Additional child and youth helpers are welcome to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Missionary Society
Bob Terry
Laula Clinton
B. P. Hurdle
George Childress Jr
John T. Olson
Presbyterian Auxiliary Meets at Mrs McCown’s Home
Members of the business women’s circle of the Presbyterian church gathered with Mrs Meta McCown at her home Tuesday evening. Mrs McCown led the Bible lesson as the auxiliary plans to meet semi monthly in members’ homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Women's Circle
The
Presbyterian Church
Meta McCown
Fred Gardner's Orchestra Plays Script Dance at Country Club
Fred Gardner's orchestra of Austin provided music for a Script Dance at the Country Club from nine p m to one a m Tuesday evening. Chaperones were Mr and Mrs Bassett Watson and Mr and Mrs R B Stedman. Guests attended from Waco Marlin Calvert Hearne Bryan Caldwell and Navasota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gardner
Orchestra
Austin
Country Club
Bassett Watson
R. B. Stedman
Waco
Marlin
Calvert
Hearne
Bryan
Caldwell
Navasota
Christian Aid Society Held Meeting with Costume Program
An Aid Society gathering led by Mrs. Robi. Young featured a four-lady costume parade led by Mrs. Bert Nicholson as the American Indian and others as China and the World Call. Performances included a vocal solo by Mrs. Harsha and a voice number by Miss Elane Young. A salad plate and ice tea closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid Society
Guy Slocomb
Robi. Young
Jim Adams
Johnson
Ray Burke
Bert Nicholson
H. E. Garner
Harris
China
G. C Walters
World Call
Harsha
Elane Young
Slumber Party Hosts After Country Club Dance
Miss Kathryn McIntosh hosted a slumber party at her home Monday evening after the Country Club dance. Guests included Madie Watson, Patsie McGregor, Mary Landrum, Carolyn Cheeves, Mary Julian, all complimenting Miss Julian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn MclIntosh
Mary Julian
Madie Watson
Patsie McGregor
Mary Landrum
Carolyn Cheeves
Business Women Meet for Lawn Social and Games
Regular meeting of the Business and Professional Women's Club was held on the lawn of Mrs. Lottie Bigbee’s home on Tuesday evening. Anucin bridge was the diversion of the evening. Ice lemonade and ginger cake squares were served after the games. Guests included Mrs. A Kruse Mrs. H Holtzhouer of Dallas Mrs. Mattie Shepherd and Miss Katherine Robbins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Bigbee
Auchin Bridge
A Kruse
H. Holtzhouer
Dallas
Mattie Shepherd
Katherine Robbins
Weather two Weeks Ending August 3 1932
The table prepared by R A Tag shows daily maximum and minimum temperatures and rainfall for the two weeks ending August 3 1932. The local weather observer notes temperatures for each day and records any precipitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Tag
Phone 590
Milam Democrats Back Ferguson for Governor at County Convention
At Milam County Democratic convention on July 30 1932 delegates including W A Morrison Sam Hefley and Gene Smith pledged to vote as a unit for Miriam A Ferguson for governor. They called for repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and liberalization of the Volstead Act while backing Roosevelt Garner and denouncing Republicans over the soldier bonus stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferguson
Gene Smith
H. C. Meyer
C. C. Nolte
Giles Summerlin
August Seidel
Thomas Blinka
B. Slo
W A. Morrison
Sam Hefley
J. B. White
Graham Gillis
J. D. Baskin
B. P. Matocha
Dr. W. R. Newton
J. K. Freeman
H. C. Meyer Emory B. Camp
Ben Lowenstein, Jr
John Jungmann
D. R. Criswell
G. C. Summerlin
W. F. Norris
L M. Peeples
D. C.nolte
E. Vogelsang, Jr
E. E. Eiland
John P. O'Neil
Judd G. Davis
H. H. Camp
Ben McClellen
Hon
C. M. Beard
Milam County
Hugo McCawley
Rockdale
Emory B. Camp
Democratic Executive Committee
Mr. White
W. A. Morrison
W. R. Newton
Miriam A. Ferguson
Saich
United States
Diate
National Democratic Convention
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
John Nance Garner
Republican Party
Health Show Visit Promised After Mosquito Exclusion Plan
Malaria control teams assisted by occupants and neighbors demonstrated mosquito exclusion benefits. Printed directions were given for households adopting the plan, with a fourth home slated for treatment soon. The County Health Council thanks the East Texas Chamber of Commerce, State Department of Health, and Federal Public Health Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Health Council
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
State Department of Healt
Federal Public Health Service
Municipal Debt Totals By Jurisdiction
Taxable bonds and time warrants totaled 54 604 549 with net indebtedness of 976 511 034. Counties 177 478 490 cities 247 511 0384 school districts 104 324 799 water control and drainage districts 74 241 585 road districts 73 294 794.
Black Farm Family Returns From Long Southern Trip
Mr and Mrs George C Black travel for over three weeks through Cameron Texarkana Little Rock and Tennessee Alabama and Arkansas visiting relatives in Memphis and Chattanooga They report poor crops and a generally favorable view of the Democratic party Roosevelt and Garner in the 1932 race The couple toured Wilson Dam Muscle Shoals Alabama and observed nitrates and power facilities at the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
George C. Black
Hanover
Cameron
Texarkana
Little Rock
Arkansas
Georgia
Memphis
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Wesley Black
Black
Archie Black
Huntsville
Wilson
Tennessee River
Muscle Shoals
Roosevelt
Garner
Ferguson To Open Campaign Saturday in San Marcos
Mrs Miriam Ferguson will launch her run off campaign in San Marcos next Saturday night with additional speeches planned Thursday in San Angelo Friday in Coleman and Saturday night in Lampasas The campaign follows a policy of speaking only on the last three nights of each week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Miriam Ferguson
San Marcos
Fergusons
San Angelo
Coleman
Lampasas
Card of Thanks for 1952 Cotton Premium
The writer thanks Cameron business people for the premium of about 61 dollars received for producing and ginning the first bale of 1952 cotton. The message expresses sincere appreciation for the generous support from Cameron’s business community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Green couple renovate fire damaged home for move in
Mr and Mrs Leland Green expect to move into their renovated fire damaged home by month end after living at the late Mrs Mattie Batte’s house for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Green
Mattie Batte
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clifton Jenness
Helen
Louise Green
Heelen
Katherine Flinn
C. W. Bradbury
Shofner Sterling
Peareall
Faultless Starch CO
Kansas City
Auaitag
Istargh
Leo Wilkerson
Leola Wilkerson
East Lawn
Zora Clarke Wilkerson
Vivian Whites
Hazel Awards
Carrie Bill Kuehl
Wineile Baldridge
Baptist W. M
Rubinoff
E. O. Schiller
Armacist
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Christian Aid
Los Angeles
U. S
Madison
Rawls and Hoffman
Paavo Nuemi
Ames H. Maurer
Norman Thomas
Washington
Bonus Army
Loretta Turnbull
California
R. B. Blythe
New York
Lindbergh
Miriam A. “Ma” Ferguson
Attem
Mrs. Ferguson
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