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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1933
Page
8
Relatives and neighbors held a Monday night surprise party for Paul Laake Sr to mark his 72nd birthday on January 31. Twenty eight guests attended, including the families of Joe Luce Owen Weems Bill Storey and Paul Laake Jr, with chicken salad pie cake and a 42 game to conclude the evening.
Members of the Yee High school Tri Weekly Magazine Et Cetera and invited guests held a Friday evening weiner and marshmallow roast on the banks of Little River. Ernest Sharpe edited, Roy Baskin Jr and Miss Henriet Hefley assisted, chaperoned by Mr and Mrs T A Fisher and Mrs Raymond Sharpe. about 25 boys attended.
Miss Rose Rischar entertained the Friday Contract Bridge Club at Hefley Heights with three tables of play amid aquariums daffodils and glass flower baskets from Germany. Mrs. Oxsheer Smith won high score. low went to Mrs. F Fahrendorf. Guest prize went to Mrs. J C Martin. cake tea followed with violets and coffee.
Early spring violets, daffodils, and japonica bloom mingle with greenery, creating fragrance and beauty around the Good Cheer Bridge Club.
The Young Men's Bible Class of the Baptist Sunday School held a chili supper in the annex Friday evening with Grady Cooper as teacher and Williard Keith as president. Mr and Mrs Francis Cox provided music, Roy Duckworth spoke, and hostesses served about 25 attendees including Misses Eulain Slaughter and Mittie Lou Howard.
Mrs William Barnett formerly Miss Mary Louise Elliott visited a few days with Mr and Mrs M G Cox. Neighbors joined for a late evening of games and refreshments. Out of town guest Mrs H C McKee of Des Moines Iowa, wintering with daughter Mrs W J Watson.
The Baptist Missionary Society did not meet on Monday as the Y W A gathered at the church for a missionary program with ten members present led by Mrs N D Timmerman. The Milam County Workers Association plans an all day Cameron session next Monday at ten with speaker Mrs I F Cannon of Mart discussing W M A methods. The W M S will hold a regular business meeting after. The Y W A will meet next Monday at 6 15 p m at the church and the B W Circle will meet with Miss Winnie Henderson at 7 30 p m.
The Blue Bird Choral Club of Yee High School led by Miss Alice Adele Wilkerson presented a Sunday morning program at the First Presbyterian church. About 40 girls performed including a piece by Wilkerson Rejoice in the Lord with Patsie McGregor solo. Mrs S E Tapp of Cleburne visits relatives in Cameron.
Members of the Presbyterian Auxiliary met at the church Monday afternoon for White Cross work directed by president Mrs. James Watson. Next Monday they will gather at three o'clock at the church for Bible study.
Members of the Christian Aid Society gathered Monday at Mrs. Robert Young’s home to prepare material for Red Cross needs. They plan a missionary study session for next week.
The Child Reader Marjorie Barrows notes six year old Bills prefer simple books about how things happen over fairy tales. She recommends real adventure titles by Charlotte Kuh Heluz Washburne Janet Smalley and Anson Lowitz plus stories about travel, history and how inventions began to captivate young minds.
A magic themed description promotes pineapple as a playful dessert for children. It highlights crushed canned pineapple as tasty and nutritious, noting minerals and vitamins A B and C. The piece recommends two slices or a cup daily to aid health and growth.
Miss Leila Lee Batte a Southwestern University student spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs R L Batte. She was joined by Miss Lola Fae Hunt of Corpus Christi and Barton Davis of Georgetown, both Southwestern students. Dr D Monroe recovering from a broken hip after a recent accident improves at his son Frank Monroes home under Dr Elbra Monroe care.
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