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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1932
Page
6
The Frieiiy Bible Class was entertained Friday afternoon by teacher Mrs R H Johnson at four o'clock in the church classrooms. President Mrs Albert Triggs led a short business meeting followed by games and contests. The hostess served a salad plate with grape juice to guests.
Young people of the Christian church gathered Sunday evening at Mrs. G. C. Walters home after services for a social hour of song and fun. Refreshments served by the hostess and her daughter concluded a delightful evening as Seth Parker Meetings are planned as a regular Sunday night event inviting town youth.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mixon of Chilton visited his parents here Friday. Thresa Quillin stayed with Floy Houston. Mrs. Ola Allison of Prover spent days with relatives. Mrs. Edwards of Minerva visited her daughter Mrs. W. D. Tomerlin. Inez Lake and Vivian Kirk visited Mary Mode. Archie Allison and family returned to California after two weeks with relatives. Elizabeth Dees stayed with Miss Connaly. Garner Hairston traveled to Dallas and Kaufman on business last week. The Hairston family and Lilburn Anthis of Milano also mentioned.
Sunday visits at the J. W. Hairston home include Clydell Walston and Nan Price with the Misses Tindalls. Lewis Posey stays weekend with his parents, while Johnnie Pearl Hairston nurses at Cameron hospital and visits home. Mrs. Leed Sanford and Mrs. Ola Allison of Proctor visit S. J. Henry. Susie Short visits Norma Mode. Geo Manley hosts a birthday dinner for Mrs. Raymond Dees. Forest Browning visits Hutto. a large youth group attends Thelma Baggerly and Oscar Tomerlin birthdays. many more local greetings and gatherings noted among neighbors and friends.
Mrs John C Young and Mrs Bassett Watson hosted a social evening last Tuesday inviting their lady friends and husbands to a twilight weiner roast at the Country Club followed by bridge at Mrs Watsons home. Mrs George Childress Jr won the high trophy with Mrs C W Bradbury taking the consolation prize. A watermelon cut was served on the Watson lawn.
The Christian church Aid Society held a Monday afternoon meeting with president Mrs. Robt. Young leading a short business session and Mrs. G. C. Walters directing a scriptural lesson. They will reconvene for a program next Monday afternoon.
Many games were played and at the close of the evening grape juice and cake were served. Archie Allison and family of California and Edith Allison visited friends and relatives in Houston last week. Mrs. Mayme Boatright and son visited Mrs. 8. J. Henry Monday evening.
Mrs J J Quillin visited Mrs J W Hairston last Wednesday in a friendly call. The attendance or purpose of the visit is not specified in the brief note.
A large group of youth gathered at Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Baker's home for a B Y P U social. Cameron groups performed clever stunts, Arval Allison of California supplied guitar music and singing, lemonade and cake were served, and attendees reported a pleasant time.
The notice invites attendance at a Presbyterian meeting in Marlow with night services at eight. A dinner on the ground will be held at the church this Sunday August 28. Attendees are asked to bring a well filled basket.
Baptist W M U circles met at the church Monday afternoon for a Royal Service lesson led by Mrs C W Bradbury. Forty five attended with two new members and two visitors. They plan a picnic next Monday at City Park at four o'clock with baskets.
An Eastern Star meeting at the Masonic Temple led by Mrs Gladys Watson and N E Garner ended with a musical program supervised by Mrs Alex Triggs. Miss Mary Newton was initiated into the order and performances included John Wallace on piano and a Baptist quartet led by L C Gayle. Refreshments followed served by a committee chaired by Mrs Marha Shepherd.
Sunday games in the South Milam League produced a 6 6 tie Sharpe over Gause. Davilla defeated Rockdale 14 6 with a protest by Rockdale. Thorndale won 16 8 against Milano. Cameron K C and Gay Hill games were postponed.
A dying merchant directs his will with curiously practical bequests. He orders that his bank overdraft go to his wife for explanation, his equity to his son, funds to supply houses, equipment to a junk man, and six creditors to serve as pallbearers, claiming they should finish the job.
Mr and Mrs Alex Triggs spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs J B Leiben in Houston and returned Sunday night.
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