Bridge Party Hosted by Mrs Faker with Six Tables
Mrs J E Faker entertained Tuesday afternoon hosting six tables of bridge. Autumn flowers formed the decorations as guests enjoyed a cordial afternoon of cards and conversation.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1933
Page
40
Mrs J E Faker entertained Tuesday afternoon hosting six tables of bridge. Autumn flowers formed the decorations as guests enjoyed a cordial afternoon of cards and conversation.
A seasonal gathering closed with Mrs Bill Bass top scoring and Mrs Frank Cheeves in second. Both won gifts as prizes. Tables featured linen luncheon sets and gifts, with apple pie and whipped cream served alongside hot coffee. Guest of honor was Mrs Ernest Cofield from Rockdale.
The Matyastik and Miller families express deep appreciation for neighbors and friends during their sorrow at the death of beloved son and grandson Darrell Cyrus. They thank those who sent flowers and offered help and support.
Josephine Walter shares easy and imaginative decorating ideas for a merry Christmas. From color schemes on the tree to flat plywood or cellophane trees, wall swags, candle lighting, and table settings, the piece offers practical ways to create a joyful holiday ambiance without high cost.
The Friendship Sunday School class of a Baptist church hosted its annual Christmas party Monday evening in the Baptist annex. Mrs. Cecil Culpepper led the class with guests including husbands and Special priests A C Strickland and Rev and Mrs N D Timmerman.
The early Texas population in 1835 is estimated at 50 000 people, reflecting frontier settlement levels and the peopling of the region with settlers and transient residents.
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