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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1932
Page
7
Mrs. Charlie Nabours hosted the Clover Leaf Contract Bridge Club on a Wednesday afternoon with a red and green color scheme. Guests enjoyed merry games, gifts for winners, and a hospitality spread as out of town visitors joined the event.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Garner honored their son Stone Garner on his eleventh birthday with a party at home attended by eleven schoolmates. The celebration featured indoor and outdoor games, a picnic lunch, and a white birthday cake with eleven green candles. Attendees included William Long Dana Monroe Clifton Tucker Sam Tyson Hal Hoover Charlie Sprott Maurice Weems Hope Evans Bobbie Bate Grady Stidham Jr. and Stone Garner.
Ladies of the church met Monday afternoon in two circles. Circle one gathered at Mrs. Frank Lesovsky with Mrs. R. D. Brown leading the lesson. light refreshments were served by the hostess. Circle two met at Mrs. Sam Henderson where Mrs. George Mode led the program. devotional by Mrs. W. G. Gillis and programs by Mrs. Walter Lawrence and Mrs. G. E. Sutton. salad plate served at the close.
The Christian Aid Society met with president Mrs Robert Young. After business, Mrs J L Adams led a devotional lesson. They plan a three act musical comedy Oh Doctor on October 14 at Yoe High School Auditorium for church benefit.
Eunice Taylor Glass circle met with Mrs. Joe Denson leading the lesson. Eight members and one visitor attended with Mrs. George Mangum as hostess.
Lily Mae Handley group had nine members in attendance led by Mrs William Henderson. Lottie Moon circle at church with Mrs S M Burns Jr leading thirteen present. Lois Howard Mashburn group hosted by Mrs N D Timmerman four members one new member and three visitors with lesson by Mrs C W Bradbury. Next Monday all circles meet at church at four for Royal Service lesson.
Sponsored by the Methodist Missionary Society with Mrs. Bob Terry as president and directed by Mesdames J. L Clinton, John Olson, B. P. Hurdle, George Childress Jr., G. E. Sutton and Miss Mollie Moore the play was staged Thursday evening at Yee high school auditorium. Nearly a hundred children participated including participants from other denominations. The production was praised for its beauty and strong rendering and drew a large crowd.
Mrs Gladys Watson hosted a swim party at Little River Friday evening honoring Miss Margarette Gott of Houston and Frances Burt guest of her grandparents Mr and Mrs John B McLane. Iced watermelons were served after the swim. Attending were the two honorees and Misses Martha Schegut Maletta Slama Bernice McLerran and the hostess.
A novelty bridge party hosted by Mrs Robert Stedman at the Palace of Sweets featured ten tables of play in a lavender and green setup. Miss Johnnie Stallworth of Rosebud won high honors with a cameo glass plaque. Mrs Albert Triggs took second with a German pottery vase. Mrs Raymond Brode received a linen handkerchief.
The text records a social event with guests including Pepper George Triggs W H Baskin Albert Triggs Clifton Jenness Misses Helen Green Eloise Rogers J Killen Helen Blaylock Etha Collins Cora Barmore Nancy Rae Slocomb. Attendees from Rosebud the hostess's former home include Mesdames J R Glass Raymond Brod J Sneed John A Tarver Charles Ocker Misses Mary Louise Easley Bill Wor rock Elizabeth Green Hanna Hensley Eloise Barry Florence Stockas and Johnie Stallworth.
Samuel S. Bozeman died August 19 1952 after a life of nearly forty years in gospel preaching. Born in Dawson Georgia he moved to Texas in 1872 with his brother Ben joining relatives in Milam County. He preached across Western Oklahoma and the plains, made Tipton Oklahoma home, and left a family of five children. He died far from home during a planned revival near Maysfield Texas after visiting relatives. He is remembered for his devout faith and final wish to die in the harness.
In Tyler and other East Texas cities growth continues with the completion of People's National Bank's new 20 story building. The tower stands in the heart of the oil region, once a white spot on the map, signaling renewed development and optimism for the area.
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