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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1927
Page
7
Senior B Y P U members met on the church lawn last Friday at 7 pm then rode to Mr. and Mrs J F Howards for a weenie roast and picnic. A bonfire burned as weenies were roasted with pickles bread and bananas followed by games fortune telling and an hour of merriment in the living room.
Ladies of the Presbyterian church meet in circles on Monday to sew white cross work. Circle one under Mrs Judd Davis reports four present, circle three with Mrs Lu Meyers has three, circle two with Mrs A F Mitchell has three, circle four with Mrs Schofner Sterling has four. Hostesses serve salad, marshmallow pudding and cake. Next Monday the circles meet again.
Clifton Jenness hosted Auction 42 Club Tuesday with Christmas motifs throughout the rooms. Baskets of poinsettias accented tables set for 42 while guests including Mesdames J. I. Coleman and S. Kestenbaum enjoyed a salad plate centerpiece and miniature Santa favors.
The Milam county Baptist ladies group met at the annex with Mrs. Henley in charge. Reports on personal service and benevolence were favorable. They adopted a Buckner Orphan's Home girl to send through Baylor College and gave $45 at Thanksgiving. The week of prayer for Foreign Missions ran Mon to Wed with a Lottie Moon offering. The girls auxiliary aided the program on Wednesday with Mrs. Hackabeil assisting.
Miss Sallie Kate McLane hosted the Tuesday Bridge Club at her N Crockett residence. Four tables of bridge were played with score pads read by Holland children. Chrysanthemums filled the room as flowers. Mrs Hayden Lawrence assisted in serving salad hot rolls coffee and a confection. The club offers no prizes or favors at regular meetings.
The Methodist Church Sunday School workers council met Thursday night to outline their Christmas program and Christmas tree. Mrs. W. O. Triggs teaches a Tuesday mission study course from New Paths for Old Purposes to Senior League members.
An old advertisement claims Rowles Red Pepper Rub quickly eases chest tightness and congestion. It promises immediate warming heat from red peppers for colds rheumatism backache stiff neck and sore muscles with relief in minutes.
Terry, former Thorndale Champion editor, travels from Cameron to Bellevue to review and purchase a plant. Matt B. Bailey, ex Herald linotype operator, accompanies him to assess the machine and may relocate to Bellevue to operate it. Milam County loses a leading citizen as Terry departs for the new undertaking.
Five percent of the 19 000 children in nine state orphanages are full orphans. The statistic highlights the proportion of children without both parents among institutionalized youths.
The International Aeronautic Federation lists 62 official records with the United States holding twenty entries. The article notes a broader effort to preserve race languages on phonograph records at the new Muse wen whi Languages at the Sorbonne in Parke.
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