Dell Horstmann Hosts Beta Sigma Phi Christmas Party
Dell Horstmann hosted Beta Sigma Phi at her West Main Street home on December 8. Guests enjoyed a reception room decor with red and white chrysanthemums, a Santa Claus theme, theatre outing to Its All Yours, and a buffet dinner of chicken salad, date loaf, whipped cream, and tea. Notable attendees included Mrs. Fred Reno and Mrs. George Mayo Newton among others.
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Beta Sigma Phi
Dell Horstmann
West Main Street
Santa Claus
Miss Horstmann
Cardui praised for menstrual relief and strength boost
The advertisement touts Cardui for functional menstrual pains and says thousands of women testify to its help. It claims Cardui is a purely vegetable remedy available at drug stores for home use and may improve overall strength from better nourishment. If relief isn’t found, it advises consulting a physician.
Mrs Kemp Hosts UDC Meeting at Home
Mrs. Jeff T. Kemp hosted United Daughters of the Confederacy activities at her home Wednesday after a noon session with Tracy. Mrs. Zora Clark Wilkerson reported on the state convention in Austin and Mrs. Walter F. Sharpe outlined library plans from Confederacy selections. A birthday event honoring Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson was planned for January 19. Refreshments were served.
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United Daughters of the Confed
Tracy
Jeff T. Kemp
Zora Clark Wilkerson
Austin
Walter F. Sharpe
Robert E. Lee
Stonewall Jackson
Kemp
Future Farmers Plan January Athletic Events
Seven Milan County Future Farmers chapters met for a regular session with 35 delegates. Leo Seelig presided as federation president. The volley ball tournament shifts to Thorn dale on January 7, and the basketball event will move to Rockdale in February. Delegates set eligibility rules and pledged support for the Cen Tex FFA poultry show in Cameron as an Area 8 Future Farmer event. H B Boswell attended as a special guest. Chapters: Sharp Thorndale Sam Gabriel Rockdale Buckholts Milano Cameron.
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Milan County
Leonard Seelig
Federation
Thorndale
Rockdale
Cen-Tex Ffa
Cameron
Area
H. B. Boswell
Sharp
Sam Gabriel
Buckholts
Milano
Church Women Hear Health Talk
The Cameron Federation of church women met at the Presbyterian church Tuesday afternoon November 30 1937 with Mrs J P Love presiding Mrs Henry Davis led devotion Mr W O Triggs gave a talk on pending welfare legislation and reviewed Cameron social service work Gifts of sheets for county health work were requested The federation will meet December 13 1987 at the Christian church for officer elections.
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Cameron Federation of Church Women
Presbyterian Church
J. P. Love
Henry Davis
W. O. Triggs
Cameron
Fulcrod
Christian Church
Welcome New Year Poem from Kansas City Times
A poetic verse by W. P. R. welcomes the New Year and asks what tidings it brings. The piece hopes happiness for the year, joy to cast out fear, and a balm for heartaches, with trust in new beginnings and renewed dreams.
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Kansas City Times
Plan Christmas Dinner For A Stress Free Holiday
Plan to prepare most of the Christmas meal the day before so the housewife can enjoy the holiday with family. The note urges advance prep to ease festive hosting and maximize time with relatives.
Eddie Cantor Starred in Ali Baba Goes to Town at Cameron Theatre
Eddie Cantor leads the comedy musical Ali Baba Goes to Town with Tony Martin Roland Young June Lang Louise Hovick opening Thursday December 16 at Cameron Theatre. The film features a three tone tinted process and a lavish Bagdad setting with song hits and dance numbers by Mack Gordon Harry Revel and performers Jeni Le Gon and the Peters Sisters.
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Eddie Cantor
Twentieth Century-Fox
Ali Baba
Tony Martin
Roland Young
June Lang
Louise Hovik
Cameron Theatre
Bagdad
Eddie
Louise Hovick
Banjo
Mack Gordon
Harry Revel
Cantor
Peters Sisters
Jeni le Gon
Raymond Scott
Turkey
Powell Farce Delights With New York Glamour
A comic romance unfolds as artists and lovers entangle Irene Margit and Waldo in mistaken-identity complications. The farce gains momentum from dazzling interiors crafted by Mero-Goldwyn-Mayer designers and striking gowns by Adrian for Miss Lou and Miss Rice, in a film directed by Thorpe known for Night Must Fall.
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Waldo
Margit
Irene
New York
Mero-Goldwyn-Mayer
Miss Lou
Miss Rice
Adrian Richard Thorpe
Robert Montgomery
England's wassail bowls brew Yuletide flavors
A fragment notes baked apples and hot ale spiced with orange juice and rind and whipped eggs as part of England's Yuletide. A farm for rent lists about 200 acres of smooth heavy black land near Briary in Cameron Texas, listed by F. Lesovsky.
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England
Briary
Lesovsky
Cameron
Texas
Cast of New Picture Promises Rich Comedy Tones
Together with the principals the cast of the new picture includes Jessie Ralph in another of her inimitable dowager roles, Edgar Kennedy as the dumb proprietor of a beer parlor, Sidney Tober, Mary Gordon, Barnett Parker, Katharine Alexander and Priscilla Lawson.
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Jessie Ralph
Edgar Kennedy
Sidney Tober
Mary Gordon
Barnett Parker
Katharine Alexander
Priscilla Lawson
Marlowe area social notes recount visits
Bobbie Clements spent Sunday with her grandfather in Yarrellton. Ray Boatright visited Griffin Burnett on Saturday. Ula Lee Baker spent Sunday with Eveleyn Mathis. Agnes Storey stayed Friday night at the E. H. Walston home. Ronald Short visited Rush Hairston on Sunday. Clayton Baker spent Sunday afternoon with Eugene Pratt. Sam Tindall visited the Joho Hobson home.
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Bobbie. Clements
Yarrellton
Ray Boatright
Griffin Burnett
Ula Lee Baker
Eveleyn Mathis
Agnes Storey
E. H. Walston
Clayton Baker
Eugene Pratt
Sam Tindall
Joho Hobson
Local resident Learson remembered after 23 years at home
A longtime resident who lived in the area for 23 years and married on May 11, 1915 is remembered. He was a member of the Presbyterian church.
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Presbyteri
Local clergyman laid to rest with Woodmen service
The obituary notes a churchman who served over two decades and leaves a widow along with four stepchildren: Mrs. E. A. Knipp of Houston, Mrs. L. A. Donald of Canyon, Fred Knipp of Hilton Village, and Mrs. Kathryn K. Robbins of Denton. Judge Graham Gillis led the Woodmen service at the graveside with pallbearers including Grady Allen and others.
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E. A. Knipp
Houston
L. A. Donald
Canyon
Fred Knipp
Hilton Village
Virginia
Kathryn K. Robbins
Denton
Learsory
Graham Gillis
Grady Allen
Aug. Horstmann
John Henderson
W. A. Bonds
Jeff T. Kemp
R. A. Plentl
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A. M. Horstmann
Fred Reno
Mary Newton
George Mayo Newton
Pauline Starmes
Jane Tyson
Dorothy Kidd
Mary Ross Coble
Lola Marie Drew
Dorothy Shiller
Margaret Bloebaum
Christine Miller
Alyne Miller
Serena Weems
Wis McDermott
Emma Howard Thomas
Olympia Thompson
W. H. Stafford
Jersey
R. E. Sharpe
H. L. Atkinson
R. L. Batte
Rawleigh
Memphis
Tenn
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Rawleigh’s
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Will Laake
W. E. Gaither
Mrs. Kemp
UDC
Future Farmers Plan
Powell
Wallace
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Cameron, Texas
Rylander
Ramsey’s
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Marlow
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Rush Hairston
Learson
Cameron Cotton Oil Company
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