Robins twins host Christmas bridge party in East Cameron
The Robins sisters Lois and Ruby entertained their bridge club Thursday at their mother Mrs. Katherine Robbins home in East Cameron with a Christmas motif. Miss Gladys Davis won high score, Katherine Robbins was second, guests included Ethel Green Katharine Hefley Ethel Skelton and Katherine Robbins. A salad course hot tea nuts and candy followed tables cleared for light refreshments.
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Robins
Lois
Ruby
Bridge Club
Katherine Robbins
East Cameron
Gladys Davis
Ethel Green
Katherine Hefley
Ethel Skelton
Christmas Bridge Party At Barmore Home
Miss Cora Barmore hosted a Christmas party Tuesday evening at her parents’ home with three tables of bridge. Guests were drawn from college and alumni circles as seasonal decorations brightened the rooms. High scores earned prizes. Marjorie Dusek won a bathroom set, Prothro Dierz received ash trays, Lauretta Evans took a candy sewing set, and Leland Green, Jr. earned consolation.
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Cora Barmore
J. L. Barmore
Miss Barmore
Excollege
Marjorie Dusek
Prothro Dierz
Lauretta Evans
Leland Green, Jr
Good Cheer Bridge Club Hosts Yuletide Afternoon
The Good Cheer Bridge Club met with Mrs. Sam McDermott Friday at three o'clock for games. Three tables of players enjoyed a lively tilt with attractive Yuletide decorations. Mrs. Conn Miller had the high score for members and Mrs. Dan Tyson for guests. Guests included Mrs. Lloyd Mitchell and Mrs. Dan Tyson. Mrs. Winnie Wittliff assisted in serving a salad course on trays lit by candles in red and green holders.
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Good Cheer Bridge Club
Sam McDermott
Conn Miller
Dan Tyson
Lloyd Mitchell
Winnie Wittliff
Miss Annie Woolley Hosts Bridge Evening in Honor
Miss Annie Woolley entertained several bridge tables Monday at her parents’ home to honor her guest Mrs. Etta Ringgold of San Antonio. Christmas decorations and an electrically lit tree brightened the parlor where longtime friends enjoyed games, followed by fruit cake and coffee.
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Annie Woolley
V. P. Woolley
Etta Ringgold
San Antonio
Baptist Missionary Society Reschedules January Meeting
The Baptist Missionary Society announces a business session to be held Monday at 3 PM in the church. Members were not able to meet last week and are urged to attend.
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Ladies of the Baptist Missionary Society
O E S Holds Regular Meeting With Readings and Music
The O. E. S. regular meeting convened Tuesday evening with Mrs. Gladys Watson as W. M. presiding. After business, a social hour and program featured Mrs. Etta Ringgold reading and answering an or chore, and Mrs. Harsha singing with Mrs. B P Hurdle at the piano. The matron distributed popcorn balls, oranges and apples from a cornucopia at the altar foot.
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Gladys Watson
W. M
Etta Ringgold
Harsha
B. P Hurdle
Poinsettia and Candle Party Hosts Bridge Games
A poinsettia and candle party hosted by Miss Bonnell Neinast at the James Neinast home featured four tables for bridge. Vernon Slocomb won high for boys with a clothes brush set, while Lois Robbins led girls with a potted poinsettia. guests enjoyed fruit cake and hot tea amid festive decorations and candy favors.
Christmas Tree At Cameron Hospital Enthralls Night Crowd
A large Christmas tree at Cameron Hospital drew guests Saturday evening under the direction of Miss Lorenz and student nurses. The tree stood in the first floor reception room, decorated with various adornments and a prominent deer head nestled among evergreen bushes nearby.
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Cameron Hospital
Miss Lorenz
Santa Claus Visits Hospital Tree Event Delights Children
The scene opens with bells as Santa arrives to delighted children and ageless spectators. Mothers watch as babies and adults are invited to sing or recite, with stockings filled with candy and nuts for many participants. The hospital tree event grows, drawing a large crowd and a municipal air.
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Santa Claus
Brighh
Santa
Methodist Orphans Chorister Club Performs in Cameron
The Home in Waco choir of about 30 members entertained at First Methodist church Cameron last Wednesday evening. "Dad Barnett" introduced the group, and the Cameron Missionary Society hosted a six o'clock luncheon before the concert. Three newly quilted quilts were presented to the Home during the program.
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Methodist Orphans
Waco
First Methodist
Cameron
Dad Barnett
Cameron Missionary Society
Barnett
Miss Mary Howell and William Mc Dermott Bickett Wed
Miss Mary Ethel Howell and William M Dermott Bickett were married on Saturday December 24 at 4 o clock at the groom's mother's home. The ceremony was performed by Rev. O C Acrey of Cameron First Presbyterian. The bride wore gold with brown accessories and the room was decorated with holly poinsettias mistletoe and a Christmas tree. The bride is a Yee High School graduate who attended Brantley Draughn Fort Worth. the groom is a farmer from Marlow and they will reside there.
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Mary Ethel Howell
Lewis Posey
William McDermott Bickett
A. W. Bickett
O. C. Acrey
First Presbyterian Church
Cameron
Yee High School
Brantley Draughn
Fort Worth
Marlow
Groom Links With Fort Worth Bride In Saturday Wedding
The ceremony took place at the Dees home with the groom’s sister acting as hostess. Out of town guests included Mrs. Malvern Ethridge of Fort Worth and Miss Adelaide Bickett of Dallas, both sisters of the groom.
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Raymond Dees
Malvern Ethridge
Fort Worth
Adelaide Bickett
Dallas
Old Saint Nicholas and the Christmas Spirit
The piece reflects on Saint Nicholas as Santa Claus, tracing origins from bishop of Myra to patron of children and seafaring folk. It emphasizes the holiday’s core: childhood innocence, goodwill, and peace, inviting adults to share kindness and tolerance on the birth day.
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Santa Claus
Saint Nicholas
Nicholas
Myra
Smyrna
Asia Minor
Old Russia
America
San Nicolaag
Kris Kringle
Christendom
The
Boston Herald
Cardus Aids Women To Build Strength And Relief
Women with weak run down health find Cardus helps restore strength and ease troublesome symptoms. By nourishing the body Cardus supports nature’s course and reduces pain without relying on temporary remedies. Thousands report relief from womanly ailments after using Cardus, available at the drug store.
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Cardus
Prince the collie disrupts toboggan ride on Christmas day
Marion and her mother take a Christmas outing with Prince the collie aboard their car and on snow covered slopes. Prince blocks a toboggan run by pulling Marion and her mother from danger, then the group ends the ride with Prince chained to a tree while others enjoy the run.
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Prince
Marion
Bul
Western Newspaper Union
Cure for Homesickness Promotes Spiritual Comfort
A brief extract from an unspecified American Magazine proclaims cures for homesickness through spiritual joy. The text asserts awakening to spiritual hope, faith made simple, and certainty in religious experience.
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Christias
Wanted to Buy Cattle and Hogas by Rylander
R N B Rylander seeks cattle and hogs for purchase. Phone 820 for arrangements and offers.
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B. Rylander
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