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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1925
Page
7
Mrs. Albert Nelson Green requests the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter Mary Louise to Mr. John Allen Pierce on Thursday evening August 27 1925 at eight o clock First Baptist Church Cameron Texas.
The Bible Class met the last two Mondays at H E Graham's home with Mr Graham leading. After a talk on dancing the group studied the Bible. Future meetings will be at Mrs McIntosh's home at 5 o'clock with all girls invited. Punch and sandwiches were served after the study.
A home coming party in Belton honors Miss Beatrice Reynolds from Baylor College with a chicken supper on the Williams lawn. Guests include Susie Bell Aycock Ina Hutcherson Verna King Edna Dunham and Lester Williams.
The Epworth League held a Hobo night in Beatrice Rylander’s Alley with 25 members dressed as tramps. They visited homes of Mrs R H Johnson Mrs Ledbetter Mrs Rylander and Mrs Edgar Wilson receiving potatoes sandwiches hot coffee and punch before ending the evening.
Gordon Sidney Baskin of Cameron and Clyde Moselle Borders of Temple wed in a Temple Methodist church parlor at 10 a m with only family present. Officiating was Rev Fort. couple to reside in Dallas after a motor trip to Austin and San Antonio.
Eulene Slaughter hosted the 2 Club on her porch last Tuesday afternoon. Three tables were set for bridge games that lasted into the evening with cake and fruit punch served. Attending were Geraldine Slaughter Ethel Green Florence Atkinson Florence Ledbetter Helen Blaylock Maggie Reed McCown Melessia B ONeal Lois Robbins Ruby Robbins.
The Presbyterian Auxiliary met in three circles Monday. Circle one had no meeting. Circle two, with Mrs. Dr Sutton, hemmed sheets for the orphanage. Circle three enjoyed a social at Mrs. Paul Webb's home.
The Baptist Woman's Mission Union met at the church for Bible Study led by Mrs. K E Hutcher son. Weekly meeting time changed from 4 p m to 3 30 p m. Next Monday Circle one meets with Mrs E M Casey Circle two with Mrs John Mangum Circle three with Mrs Harvey Dobbins Circle four has a picnic in Wilson Ledbetter Park.
Mrs Bruce Jennings of Cavilla won praise at the Farmers Short Course in College Station for producing superior old-fashioned brown fluffy biscuits. Her skill was celebrated as she demonstrated a hunger routing biscuit that mothers baked long ago.
The 42 Club hosted a pleasant Tuesday afternoon gathering with Florence Atkinson. Two tables on the porch hosted young players enjoying a sequence of exciting games. Grape juice and cakes were served to attendees Ruby Robbins Lois Robbins Suntone Slaughter Cornelis Gunn Geraldine Slaughter and Florence.
Naioma Pardo daughter of Rev M L Pardo Cameron won most beautiful girl and Bryan Wildenthall won most popular boy in a Pedagog staff run contest at San Marcos Normal. Lyons McCall ranked second among the boys. Miss Meurine House completed summer work at the University of California and plans to teach in Fort Worth next term.
Miss Eloise Rogers and Miss Louise Adams returned from Baylor College summer term with music studies. They attended a tea hosted by Mrs. Robert Brown James and Miss Julia Bell James for Virginia James and Elizabeth Potts. Rogers performed Romance F sharp Schumann and Evening Love Song ChipmanAliie Coleman Pierce. Baylor Beils noted Rogers sang In Spring Time and other pieces by Fesca Parker Balfe Rimsky as Hedgepeth assisted.
Doctor endorsed claim urges cleansing the entire system with Catatabs. A weekly or biweekly course over several weeks is said to restore vitality and health. Family packages include directions with trial packets priced at ten cents. Available at drug stores.
Louise Adams of Cameron, a Baylor College student and pupil of Mrs. Aliie Coleman Pierce, performed two vocal numbers at the Rotary Club luncheon in Temple. Mrs. Pierce accompanied at the piano and Adams received warm applause for her performance.
Members gathered Monday afternoon for the Loyal Woman's Council weekly meeting and Bible study at Mrs. W. T. Mowdy’s home. Twelve members and one visitor Mrs. J Alfred Walston attended. Bible study led by Mrs. H E Garner. Meeting profitable and social hour enjoyable.
Friday night at the Slocomb homestead Mrs. Ethel Slocomb Brewer hosted Isabel Slocomb’s friends for a slumber party. Fourteen girls stayed, shared ghost stories, supper, midnight lunch, and a brunch of grape juice and cake. Circle meetings, voice lessons, Bible study, and missionary news followed with nineteen attendees. A separate dinner dance honored Miss Rose Weinstein of Fort Worth.
Methodist Missionary Society met Monday afternoon in members homes. Circle two gathered with Mrs. Chas. E. Gaston as eleven members and the pastor Rev. R. S. Marshall attended. Mrs. S. P. Doggett was assisted by Mesdames M. M. Johnson and Jeff T.
A luncheon honoring bride elect Louise Green featured decorations in the bride’s chosen colors. Mrs T J Denson hosted, with pink and perennial phlox and crepe myrtle grown at home enhancing the reception suite. Guests arrived at 10:30, cup towels were hemmed, and a four course lunch was served noon by Mesdames Denson and Woods along with Misses Dorothy and Louise Denson.
A bridal shower featured a course menu with colors and items such as Watermelon cocktail fried chicken creamed potatoes French peas stuffed pepper sliced tomatoes grape jelly hot rolls butter ice tea and moulded fruit salad. Attendees included honoree Miss Louise Green her mother Mrs A N Green and guests Mesdames H F Smith Jr Mrs Boyd Wells Kath aryn Henderson Agnes Henderson Helen Flinn Helen Green Sallie Kate McLane Hariet Henderson Katharyn Flinn Minnie Wolf Mary Sue Denson and Mrs T J Denson.
Miss Grace Mangum hosted a Friday afternoon bridge party at her sister Mrs George T Graves home. Tables were set in pink lavender yellow and blue with colonial touches. Prizes included a pink powder puff for high score won by Miss Agnes Henderson and a pink novelty puff for low score won by Miss Callie Young. Hosts assisted by Mrs Graves and Messrs Mangum served a salad course.
Miss Juanita Caldwell hosted the Junior Bridge Club naming Miss Louise Green as honoree. Four tables hosted the games with a cheerful group of girls. Mint ice and angel cake squares were served.
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