Mrs C M Pierce Returns From California Visit
Mrs. C M Pierce of Hanover recently returned from a month in California visiting her son Coley Turnham in Long Beach. She toured Los Angeles Hollywood and Beverly Hills on daily motor trips and rode a 1600 passenger boat to Catalina Island. Coley suffered seasickness while Mrs. Pierce remained well and she heard evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson preach at Angelus Temple.
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C. M. Pierce
Hanover
Coley Turnham
Long Beach
California
Cataline Island
Coley
Mrs. Pierce
Arkansas Travel Party Visits Hot Springs and Jasper
Mr and Mrs John Dobbins and Mr and Mrs S M Burns with two sons John and David returned from a motor trip through Ark They camped in Hot Springs National Park and visited a diamond cave near Jasper Ark They had many wonderful experiences Herbert Phipps formerly of Maysfield now of Baton Rouge La greeted friends in town He has worked for Standard Oil at their Baton Rouge plant and appeared prosperous and happy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dobbins
S. M. Burns
John
David
Scenic Ark
Hot Springs National Park
Jasper Ark
Herbert Phipps
Maysfield
Baton Rouge
Standard Oil Company
Epworth League Program Reflects on Gods Character
The Epworth League hosts a program on the character of God with leader Oleta Modisett. Beatrice Rylander Katharyn Ledbetter Louise Johnson give talks on knowing God through nature and prophets. Dorothy Denson sings and Mrs A C Freeman gives address. Mr and Mrs A P Fisher relocate to Arkansas and Oklahoma farms for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Oleta Modisett
Beatrice Rylander
Katharyn Ledbetter
Jesus
Louise Johnson
Dorothy Denson
A. C. Freeman
Mr. and Mrs. Bridge Club Meets at Country Club
The Country Club hosted a Mr. and Mrs. Bridge Club gathering Tuesday evening with a picnic supper and bridge on the porches. Attendees included Vernon and Mrs. Roberts, Charles Green, Claud Triggs, Clifton Jenness, George Childress Jr., Shofner Sterling, Blanche and LaVerne Sterling, Eileen and Leland Denson, and Nelson Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Mrs
Bridge Club
Vernon Roberts
Chas
Frank Green
Claud Triggs
Clifton Jenness
Geo. Childress, Jr
Shofner Sterling
Blanche
LaVerne Sterling
Eileen
Leland Denson
Nelson Green
Reverend Shimeall Hosts Christian Endeavor Night
Rev Shimeall entertained Christian Endeavor members at his home Friday evening with a game and stunt party. Cream and cake were served and his sister Mrs Kline of Port Arthur assisted in making the occasion memorable for the C B group.
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Shimeall
The
Christian Endeavor
Mrs. Kline
Port Arthur
Baptist W M S Circles Meet In Fellowship
The Baptist W M S circles met Monday afternoon with Circle One led by Mrs. Gus Evans six members Circle Two led by Mrs. George Mc Gehee eight members Circle Three led by Mrs. R G Grab ein four members and Circle Four led by Mrs. Walter Newton five members.
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the Baptist W. M
Gus Evans
George McGehee
R. G. Grabein
Walter Newton
Royal Service study by Women’s Missionary Society
Eacheirele studied Famous Women of the Bible. Next Monday the W M & will meet at the church for a study of Royal Service.
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Eacheirele
W. M
Presbyterian Auxiliary Meeting at Church
The Auxiliary met at the church Monday afternoon and conducted routine business. Mrs H G Kenney led a Bible Study on Rebecca. Next Monday the group will meet in circle groups.
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H. G. Kenney
Rebecca
Loyal Women’s Council Gather at Mrs Martin Killian’s Home
Mrs. Martin Killian hosted the Loyal Women’s Council on Monday afternoon at her new North Cameron bungalow. Mrs. Hanna led a Bible Study from Luke while business was briefly handled. Rev. H. F. Shimeall and his sister Mrs. Kline of Port Arthur joined the gathering for punch and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Killian
Loyal Women's Council
North Cameron
Hanna
H. F. Shimeall
Kline
Port Arthur
Country Club Hosts Game Evening with Bridge and 42
Friday evening was designated as game evening by members of the Country Club. Several tables of players enjoyed the diversions of bridge and 42. Guests included Miss Minnie Wolf, Miss Roberta Pace of Dallas, and Dan Davis of Sharp.
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Country Club
Minnie Wolf
Roberta Pace
Dallas
Dan Davis
Sharp
Outdoor party honors Miss Slaughter and Miss Gunn
A pleasant Tuesday afternoon on the Slaughter lawn hosted by Miss Geraldine Slaughter and Miss Cornelia Gunn featured six game tables and baskets of bright zemni nins. Prizes included a handpainted kerchief for high score and a dominos set for low score, with guests listed among attendees.
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Slaughter Lawn
Geraldine Slaughter
Cornelia Gunn
Lena Bell Baskin
Ina May Renfro
Bridge Party Honors and Floral Themed Tea
Mrs. S Kestenbaum hosted a Thursday bridge party with seasonal flowers and floral decor. After games guests were gifted hand painted flower baskets and two visitors Misses Rose Walstein Millie Walstein Ester Sider received favors. top score prize went to Mrs Max Collins for a hand painted glass covered puff.
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S. Kestenbaum
Rose Walstein
Millie Walstein
Fort Worth
Ester Sider
St. Louis
Max Collins
Mrs Annie Woolley Recovers. Moore Family Moves to Brownwood
Mrs. Annie Woolley has been ill but is recovering. Mrs. Frank Moore and her two daughters Kate Priscilla and Harriet Patricia left Wednesday to establish a new home in Brownwood. Their uncle Bill Wiley accompanied them. Frank Moore operates a railroad run between Brownwood and San Angelo.
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Frank Moore
Kate Priscilla
Harriet Patricia
Brownwood
Bill Wiley
San Angelo
Straight Talks With Aunt Emmy On Household Budgets
Aunt Emmy explains budgeting as a plan for income to cover needs. She cites typical budgets, 10 percent savings, 20 percent rent, 20 percent food, 20 percent betterment, 15 percent clothes, 15 percent operating expenses, with saving growth advised and bank guidance for adjustments.
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Emmy
Helen
Aunt Emmy
Savings Bank
B. Aymes
What the Federal Reserve Has Done for Business
The Federal Reserve System has strengthened business confidence in banks credit service, created an elastic currency and prevented money panics, reduced seasonal rate fluctuations, guided markets through war and postwar crises, saved millions via efficient check collection, bolstered gold reserves for credit, supported foreign and domestic trade through a discount market, enabled large government operations without disrupting business, aided reestablishment of the gold standard abroad, and built an experienced banking framework ready to meet future domestic and international needs with courage and confidence.
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Federal Reserve System
Puelicher Named Chairman of Bankers Education Foundation
John H. Puelicher becomes chairman of the trustees of the American Bankers Association Educational Foundation as $500000 is pledged to fund scholarships and economics research in colleges nationwide. Other trustees include Leonard P. Ayers Stephen I. Miller Lewis E. Pierson George E. Roberts Francis H. Sisson Evans Woollen and W Espey Albig.
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John H. Puelicher
American Bankers Association
Pears of Trustees
American Bank Association Educational Foundation
Leonard P. Ayers
Cleveland Trust Company
Stephen I. Miller
American Institute of Banking
Lewis E. Pierson
Irving Pank-Columbia Trust Company
New York
George E. Roberts
National City Bank
Francis H. Sisson
Guaranty Trust Company
Evans Woollen
Fletcher Savings & Trust Company
Indianapolis
W. Espey Albig
Banks Aid Washington Pupils With Practical Banking Lessons
Banks in Washington Iowa offered simple banking education to public school pupils. Throughout the year representatives spoke to grade and high school students about banking practices.
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Banks
Washington
Christening Party for Infant of Mr and Mrs Soths
The infant of Mr and Mrs Soths was christened in Temple Sunday. A large dinner followed the Jewish ceremony with many Temple friends and out of town guests. Among those who motored up from Cameron were Mr and Mrs Kestenbaum Dana Kestenbaum Flora Kestenbaum Adolph Winfield J C Joseph Mr and Mrs Ben Winfield and their little son Samuel Winfield.
Smyrna Resident Visits Cameron This Week
O. P. LaGrone of Smyrna traveled to Cameron as a visitor this week, reporting a brief stay and local greetings.
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O. P. LaGrone
Smyrna
Cameron
Notable visits and returns tied to Ad Hall and Sinton
W F Houston of Ad Hall visited town on Saturday while B F Touchstone, after visiting relatives on Jones Prairie, returned Friday to his home in Sinton.
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W. F. Houston
Ad Hall
B. F. Touchstone
Jones Prairie
Sinton
Minerva resident W C Winston seen on streets Friday
W C Winston of Minerva was seen on the streets Friday afternoon in a brief street sighting reported by local observers.
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W. C. Winston of
Minerva
Eye removed after injury aids Cham bers recovery
Dr G B Taylor reports J L Chambers of San Gabriel is able to be up after having an eye removed due to an injury.
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G. B. Taylor
J. L. Chambers
San Gabriel
Local social notes from rare Cameron reading circle
Miss Susie Butts of Maysfield visited her cousin Miss Lilian Atkinson on Saturday. Eloise Rogers visits Waco friends this week. Robert Lee Hale a Rockdale businessman attended court in Cameron Friday. J W Bass Austin IRS official handled court business in Cameron for several days. W R Fitzwilliam attended court midweek and returned to Waco. Misses Cooper of Rosebud visited Mrs Henry Dreyer last week along with Mrs Gil Newton and son Billy and Miss Susie Butts visiting relatives in Tyler.
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Susie Butts of
Maysfield
Lilian Atkinson
Robert Lee Hale
Rockdale
Cameron Friday
J. W. Bass
Internal Revenue
Austin
Cameron
Gil Newton
Billy
Susie Butts
Tyler
Miss Roberta Pace Guest of Dallas Mayor’s Family
Miss Roberta Pace of Dallas visits her uncle Mayor Judd Davis and his family as a guest.
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Roberta Pace
Dallas
Judd Davis
Smiths Take Family Trip to College Station Thursday
Mr and Mrs Chas Smith and their family motored to College Station on Thursday for a family outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Smith
College Station
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Empire Tile and Marble Company
H. W. Norman
Batetoo Shawnee Milling CO
Shawneiee, Onla, U.S. A
Thedford’s
Henry F. Lippman
Mer
Los T
Lock and Cable
Finder
Jeff T
Epworth League
A. P. Fisher
Arkansas
Pauls Valley
Oklo
MR. and Mrs. Bridge Club
C. E. Party
Mondrik’s
R. L. Batte
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Loyal Women’s Council
PARTY
Florence Atkinson
Lois Robbins
Ruby Robbins
Helen Blaylock
Inez Evans
Eulen Slaughter
Maggie Reed McCown
Dora Emily Moore
Ina Mae Renfro
Katharyn Henderson
Harriet Flinn
Mary Bell Batte
Christina Kubecka
Bethel Middleton
Lydia Boedeker
Cora Barmore
Mary MecDermott
Nancy Ree Slocomb
Lois Randolph
Elizabeth McDermott
Callie Heath
Bridge Party
Annie Woolley
Lola Hearrell
Federal Reserve
Bankers Educational Foundation
Trustees
Eloise Rogers
Waco
W. R. Fitzwilliam
Raymond Beard
Cameron, Texas
Cameron Hospital
Theodore Christianson and
Chris Christianson
A. H. Reed Florist
Christianson
Florist
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