The Cameron Herald Society and Directors Listed
The item lists officers and directors of The Cameron Herald including President W. C. Triggs Vice President G. West and directors J. B. White Robert McLane J. P. Werner R. P. Jeter H M Hefley T. S. Henderson Jr J. T. Parma J G. Davis and R. A Tag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Triggs
2. G. West
J. B. White
Robert McLane
J. P. Werner
R. P. Jeter
H M Hefley
T. S. Henderson, Jr
J. T. Parma
J G. Davis
R. A Tag
Advertising Rates Listed for Jefferson Herald
The page shows advertising rate details for column inch display with a first insertion price of 25 cents and a subsequent insertion rate of 10 cents. It attributes the notice to editor and manager Jefferson B White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson B White
Christmas Spirit Bridges Poverty and Joy Across Towns
The piece recalls holiday observances and charity from St Nicholas to the Way Shower, noting acts of kindness to orphans, the sick, the poor, and prisoners. It highlights the season’s reverent atmosphere and the transformation of children during Christmastide with charity and worship. It ends with rental notices for land and a house in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazarene
St. Nicholas
Jesus
God
Ramsey's Austin Nursery Catalog Offers Hardy Landscape Plants
Catalog from Ramsey's Austin Nursery, established 1875, promotes pecans berries evergreens flowering shrubs roses and shade trees. Plans for landscapes include climate proof evergreen varieties and fruiting trees with a focus on hardy adaptable options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsey
Austin
Voxas Schaeons
Buckholts Couple Quietly Wed After Shower Festivities
Rumors of the engagement gave way to a private wedding when Mr. Cecil Criswell and Miss Ezell tied the knot. The ceremony occurred after a December 15 shower hosted by Mrs. Floris Criswell, with close family and friends, and the couple left for Waco before settling in Buckholts. The groom, a Buckholts grocer, has wide local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Criswell
Miss Ezell
Buckholts
Floris Criswell
Ezzell
Gladys Harris
Maurine Robinson
Cook
M. G. Cox
Cora Brashear
Mary Louise Elliott
Cameron
Milam County
Waco
Herald
Meyer
Lutheran Service to be Held at Episcopal Church
Lutheran Church announces a Sunday service on December 26 at 2 30 p m at the Episcopal church The service, conducted in English, will be led by Rev W H Bowie Field Secretary of the Lutheran Church from Waco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
W. H. Bowie
Waco
Lutheran Church
Women Missionary Society Circles Meet at Homes
The Women's Missionary Society met in four home circles Monday afternoon. Circle one at Mrs. John Brock had nine members and two visitors. circle two at Mrs. E Luther had eight. circle three at Mrs. John Ryan had six. circle four at Mrs. M G Cox had ten. The next meeting is set for Monday January 3, 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society
John Brock
E. Luther
John Ryan
M. G. Cox
Tyson and Watson Families Noted in Bond Reunion
Mr and Mrs Dan Tyson and Dr and Mrs James Watson appear in a local society note listing prominent families and recent social engagements. The item highlights their attendance at a community gathering and mentions their shared ties within the town.
Forty-Two Club Holiday Tea at Mrs Smiths Home
Mrs H F Smith Jr entertained the Forty-Two Club Thursday afternoon at her East Twenty-third Street home. Christmas holly and pine decor lit red tapers as six tables hosted games. Hostess and Mrs Claude Triggs served bamboo trays with holly sprays and a salad course with hot tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Smith, Jr
East Twenty-third Street
Claude Triggs
Presbyterian Auxiliary Postpones Meeting in Buckholts
Members of the Presbyterian Auxiliary did not meet Monday afternoon due to bad weather. They had planned to meet at Mrs. Floris Criswell's home in Buckholts. The group will meet next Monday at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Floris Criswell
Buckholts
Loyal Woman's Council Meeting at the Church
The Loyal Woman's Council announces its next gathering to be held at the church. Members are invited to attend and participate in planned discussions and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Woman's Council
Bridge Club Hosts Evening Of Cards And Cheer
Miss Ber nice Terry hosted the Monday bridge club at her sister Mrs. J. L. Barmore home on East Thirteenth Street. Three tables played with autumn decorations and clever tally cards. Mary Burnett won high score. consolation went to Mrs. Bert Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Terry
J. L. Barmore
East Thirteenth Street
Mary Burnett
Bert Miller
Martha Lou Hooks
Lois and
Grace Eplen
Lee McLane
Santa to give treat to Cameron children ages five to twelve
The Professional and Business Women's Club presents a free picture show for Cameron children five to twelve. On Tuesday afternoon December 28 from one to five o'clock the Wonderland Theater will screen "The Call of the Mate," a dog show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa
Cameron
Professional and Business Women’s Club
Wonderland Theater
Miss Sallie Kate McLane Hosts Sunday School Party
Miss Sallie Kate McLane entertained her beginner class at the Presbyterian church on Monday at 2 pm. The children made Christmas gifts for mothers and packed fruit stockings for shut ins, with each guest receiving a candy filled bag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Kate McLane
Presbyterian Church
Mrs Cottle Hosts Bridge Party at Auditorium
Mrs Ss A Cottle entertained guests last Friday evening in the Auditorium parlor with a Yuletide bridge party. Decorations featured Santa Claus and snow scenes while guests enjoyed confections in red and green baskets. Claude Triggs won high score for men. J L Clinton had the low score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. A. Cottle
Claude Triggs
J.L. Clinton
The New Born King Cantata at Methodist Church
The Christmas Cantata The New Born King was presented last Sunday by the Methodist choir under Mrs C S Peyton. Mrs J L Clinton played the accompaniment and Rev L J Power led scripture reading and prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
C. S. Peyton
Cameron
J. L. Clinton
Nev
L. J. Power
Mrs. Hoover
Mr. Adrian
the Shepherds
Levy
Mr. Stafford
Mesdames Peyton and
Triggs
Mack L. Harvey
Messrs
Freeman, Fisher, Harvey and Stafford
Avise
Rev
L. J. Pow
Mrs Green Hosts Bridge Party for Miss Harriet Henderson
Mrs C F Green entertained at her Green Addition home with a bridge party honoring December bride Miss Harriet Henderson. Yellow and lavender bridal colors dominated the decor, five ables set for guests, and prizes included a kitchen rack for consolation and a novelty basket colonial doll for the honoree. Mrs Boyd Wells of Austin attended as an out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Green
Green Addition
Harriet Henderson
Boyd Wells
Winnie Henderson
Lucille Dickard
Austin
Meyers Ritchie wedding at Buckholts Methodist church
Miss Vivian Ritchie wed Mr John Meyer on December 11 1926 at 7 30 pm in Buckholts Methodist parsonage. Rev J R Ritchie father of the bride and Buckholts pastor performed the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Rev J R Ritchie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Ritchie
John Meyer
Methodist
Buckholts
J. R. Ritchie
Neighborhood Bridge Club entertains guests at Davis home
On Tuesday evening the Neighborhood bridge club was entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Judd Davis on East Thirteenth Street. Four tables were set, yellow decorations featured chrysanthemums, and prizes were not awarded. Geo. Simonds won men's high and Mrs. Jewell Barmore guest high in a lively session with salad and tea served by the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Judd Davis
East Thirteenth Street
Geo. Simonds
Jewell Barmore
Mesdames
Walter Newton
George Simonds
Jewell Barmecro
Buek
Mrs Walter Newton Wins Ladies High Score at Santa Event
Mrs Walter Newton won the high score among ladies at a Santa Claus gathering. Miss Eloise Rogers received a tiny Santa Claus as consolation. The hostess and Mr S A Cottle, aided by daughter Mary Ellen, served marshmallow whip, fruit cake and angel cake squares.
Christmas Dances at Wayside Bring Weekend Festivities
Mr Cammer announces two Christmas dances will be held Thursday and Saturday at the Wayside pavilion. J D Lewis will provide music and the venue has a stove for comfort. Organizers invite all, while observers note a revival of old fashioned dancing.
Why girls leave home rumors spark social concern
The text suggests a provocative claim that some girls leave home to smoke cigarettes, reflecting a harmful stereotype about youth behavior and family dynamics. It implies social pressures and communication gaps may influence such exits, highlighting concern over guiding conversations and parental responses.
Santa Letters From Ora Westbrook
A nine year old girl from the country asks Santa for gifts including a bicycle doll table a tea set a story book fruit a five pound box of chocolates and a full croquet set plus an ironing board and nuts for the poor children in a friendly appeal from Ora Westbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Ora Westbrook
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Milam
Milano
Frank I. Haynie
Temple
O. D. Graham
Thorndale, Tex
Society News
Mrs. Criswell
Loyal Woman’s Council
S. S. Class Entertainment
Mrs. Cottle
Mrs. Green
Neighborhood Bridge Club
Dear Santa Claus
Merry Christmas
W. A. Copus
Cameron, Texas
McLane
Bob McLane
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