A Christmas Message on Joy and Charity
The passage reflects a Christmas spirit urging renewed feeling, love, peace and good will. It celebrates children as the day’s focus and calls adults to embrace gratitude, generosity and communal cheer.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1925
Page
5
The passage reflects a Christmas spirit urging renewed feeling, love, peace and good will. It celebrates children as the day’s focus and calls adults to embrace gratitude, generosity and communal cheer.
Mrs. W. H. Henley entertained the As You Like It club at her home with Christmas decorations in every room. Guests enjoyed roses, poinsettias, gifts, and a Santa Claus table cover before an afternoon of embroidery and conversation. A January meeting with Banishing Henderson is planned.
The Ben Arnold Home Demonstration Club met with Mrs. C Nolte and several members including Mesdames Rice Vogelsang Nolte Sproull Sproul Kozel Ringgold Newton Gevenda and Miss Ena Kozel. Gifts and suggestions were shared and the next meeting is planned with Mrs. August Knipp focusing on Culture of Roses and Hot Beds.
Tuesday evening Cameron Methodist Brotherhood held a basement banquet with crystal candles and two course menu by circle two. The 26 member High School Glee Club directed by Miss Louise Berry performed, with Miss Mary Ellen Manning as accompanist. Rev H Bascom Watts spoke, and Santa Claus impersonation by Rey Baskin drew letters from Cameron Methodist friends revealing playful faults.
The marriage of Earl Esslinger and Lorenza Janak occurred Saturday afternoon at Rev. R. S. Marshall's parsonage on Travis Avenue. The couple, now residing in Gaston apartments, begin housekeeping amid best wishes from friends.
Mrs. C S Peyton directs the Christmas Cantata The New Born King by the Methodist Choir with elaborate music surpassing last Easter’s effort. Christmas ambiance surrounds the event with care and anticipation for a real holiday treat.
The annual meeting of the stock holders of the First National Bank of Cameron Texas will be held in the bank offices on Tuesday Jan 12 1926 at 2 p m. to elect directors for the ensuing year and transact other business as may come before the body. F B Cable Cashier.
Sheriff T A Binford of Harris County, a cousin of Mrs A N Green, visited Cameron on Monday en route to Houston. He recounted the Hoffman murder case in Houston and California, noting how teeth and other clues helped identify the victim and disprove a wife’s claim. Also notes include Miss Clyne Baskin to spend Christmas with her mother, and Miss Sadie Fincher expected for the holidays with her cousin.
A vintage drug advertisement promises fast relief from cold and catarrh by placing a small amount of Ely's Cream Balm in the nostrils. The product claims to soothe inflamed membranes and clear air passages, ending headaches and nasal congestion with instant comfort. Tel your druggist for a small bottle.
Cameron Machine Shop voices thanks to customers as it notes substantial equipment purchases and a significantly expanded volume of business during the year. The card extends best wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Mrs. Angee Woodward aged 86 is a guest in the Lexington home of her nephew Sam Cobb and family. Mr. and Mrs. Cobb host a splendid visit with many friends calling on Mrs. Woodward at their residence.
A health ad urges flushing kidneys with soft water and four ounces of Rad Salts daily. It claims regular use cleans clogged kidneys, neutralizes acids, and prevents bladder disorders, urging yearly physician kidney checks.
Miss Velma Newton appeared as a guest of Mi-3 Mfenor Graves at a social event. The gathering drew local residents and featured informal entertainment and community discourse.
Tom Vaughn of the Auditorium Barber Shop extends Christmas greetings to friends and patrons. He expresses gratitude for support and sends best wishes for the New Year. He notes the shop is well equipped to meet customer needs.
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