Stroll party hosts well attended by out of town guests
Miss Laura Green of San Antonio visits Cameron relatives while Miss Vida George of Fort Worth returns from Houston. Harleigh McGregor entertains twenty couples at a stroll party with punch and a snowy board of sunflowers peaches and bananas. Edison music plays as Mrs Caldwell and family assist. Guests include Catherine Furgegon Sherman Edina Moody Minerva and Gordon Hinds Thorndale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harleigh McGregor
Mrs. McGregor
Edison
C. E. Caldwell
Myrtle Caldwell
B. Slocomb
Catherine Furgegon
Sherman
Edina Moody
Minerva
Gordon Hinds
Thorndale
Mrs Dobbins Hosts Sendoff for Two Young Women
Last Friday at 5 PM Mrs J Dobbins entertained guests Mamie Black of Corpus Christi and Ellie McGehee of Cameron who are leaving for St Louis and Mineola where McGehee will work as a milliner. The gathering featured needlework and a dessert of custard and angel food. Friends of Mrs J G Tucker will move to Cameron in three weeks. Mrs John Mangum and son John Jr visited Temple for ton sils removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Dobbins
Mamie Black
Corpus Christi
Ellie McGehee
Cameron
Miss Black
Miss McGehee
St. Louis
Mineola
J .G. Tucker
Vance Hardy
Garland
John Mangum
John, Jr
Temple
John
Priscilla Club Monthly Meeting Honors Dallas Guest
During the summer the Priscilla Club meets once a month. In July Mrs. John Mangum hosted the group in honor of her sister Mrs. May of Dallas. Guests included Mrs. John Watson, Mrs. Ira Perry, Miss Mamie Black, and Miss Minnie Wolf. A needlework hour ended with a salad course. Mrs. S. W. Cheeves and her children visited relatives in Temple last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mangum
May
Dallas
John Watson
Ira Perry
Mamie Black
Minnie Wolf
Birthday celebrated for Master Jim Hubbard visiting Atkinson home
Master Jim Hubbard, visiting cousins, celebrated his seventh birthday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Atkinson. About thirty children gathered on the lawn, with invitations asking for no presents. A birthday cake with seven red candles and ice cream cones were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hubbard
Ben Atkinson
John Davis
Herbert Freeman
Paul Watson
Paul
Itasca Postmaster Appointment Noted for Cameron Native
A Cameron connection is noted as Mr. Forest Lay, formerly of Cameron, is appointed Postmaster at Itasca. The item mentions Mrs. J. D. Hefley returning and includes miscellaneous captions about cotton seed and local social events with names such as Lloyd Mitchell, Sallie Kate McLane, and Ruth Coleman appearing among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Lay
Cameron
Itasca
J. D. Hefley
Lloyd Mitchell
Sallie Kate
Mary McLane
Ruth ° Coleman
Ruth Coleman
Wesley Bible Class entertained by Mrs. R H Johnson
The Wesley Bible Class of the M. E. Church was entertained by Mrs. R H Johnson at her home last Friday afternoon at four o'clock. The program was led by the vice president in absence of the president, with doxology, Psalm 23 in concert, and prayer. Guests included Mesdames Ira Key and James Washinka of Greenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Bible
M. E. Church
R. H. Johnson
B. J. Baskin
Mack Harvey
L. J. Hefley
Mary Francis Green
Helen Green
Pathe
C. N. Green
Johnson
Mesdames Ira Key
James Washinka
Greenville
Lone King of Taylor Grace and Ruth Coleman Come
At the City Park last Friday night a concert by the band boys was held with many absentees due to a rally on the court house square. About ten numbers were played under director Mr Medsker and the performance received favorable notice from attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Band Boys
Court House
Medsker
Cardus
Sirs
Z.V. Spell
Hayne
N.C
Cardui
Porch Party Honors Mrs. Hubbard of Dallas
Mrs. B. P. Atkinson hosted about twenty five friends for a Tuesday porch party at five thirty. Guestsplayed a photo memory game titled How Well Does It Pay to Advertise using magazine cutouts and a car guess. Mrs. Oxsheer Smith nearly flawless won a jelly dessert marked Atkinson. Lively daughters helped serve a two course lunch with chicken, eggs, pickles, olives, sandwiches, orangeade and angel food cake while the Atkinsons’ sons provided Edison music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. Atkinson
Willis Knight
Oxsheer Smith
Miss Henderson Hosts Birthday Party for Nieces
About thirty neat young ladies gathered at Miss Ada Henderson's home at four thirty for a party honoring her nieces Gerine Furgerson and Agon. The room was bright with flowers and colors as games entertained the guests, including a living alphabet, mind marvels, and fortune telling. Each attendee left with a spool of thread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Henderson
Nox &N
Ada Henderson
Erine Furgerson
Agon
Fragments Describe Wedding Preparations and Assistants
A fragmented account notes plans to wed a merchant and a dentist among other figures. The narrative mentions a salad course signaling home time and that Miss Henderson was assisted by Misses Katie Winnie and Mary Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Henderson
Katie
Winnie
Mary Henderson
Notice of Election on School Tax in Milam County
Milam County Texas will hold an August 28 1920 election at Liberty School House District No 37 to decide on a school tax to supplement the State School Fund and for county levy at up to 50 cents per $100. W H Spinks presiding officer will appoint two judges and two clerks and return results to the Commissioners Court within five days. Qualified voters resident in the district may vote with ballots marked For School Tax or Against School Tax. Dated August 2 1920 Sheriff L L Blaylock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Milam
Liberty School
County Board of Trustees
Commissioner's Court
W. H. Spinks
Commissioners Court
Prarty
L. L. Blaylock
Milam County
Piles Cured in 5 to 14 Days by PAZO OINTMENT
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching bleeding or piles. It relieves itching instantly and provides restful sleep after the first application. Price varies by retailer.
Engagement of Agnes Hudson to P Harwood
Mrs Nash and Mr Hudson announce the engagement of their daughter Agnes Hudson to Mr P Harwood Pauline of New Haven now in New York City. The wedding is September 11 at Lon Hudson’s home 644 Riverside Drive New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. "Nash
Hudson
Agnes
P. Harwood
Pauline
Livington St
New Haven
Connecticut
New York City
Lon Hudson
Riverside Drive
Miss Hudson
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Laura Green
San Antonio
Vida George
Fort Worth
Houston
Mrs. Dobbins
Priscilla Club
S. W. Cheeves
Mary Peet
J. B. White
Ravinte
Tang Price
Cameron ON CO
WM. R. Rogers
Cameron, Texas
Lone King
Taylor
Grace
Louise Gillon
Mo Tle Cass
Mabel Jeter
Catherine Flinn
Reba Cheeves
Louise Hearrell
Mary Jake Henderson
Lil
Lian Curtis
Brenham
Olive MceGehee
Messrs
Mike Coleman
Max Plaster
Wm. Reed
Frank Henderson
Jack Adams
Claude Triggs
Hayden Lawrence
Howard Redfield
Joe McLerran
Deb
George Childress
Bob Laird
Tack Woody
Raymond Posey
Aknd
Littell
Pottte
James F. Ballard
Pace-Marshall Drug
Pace- Marshall Drug Co
Chevrolet
Daugherty Motor Company
Moon Bros
Hercules
Henne & Meyer GO
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