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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1927
Page
7
Local Cameron community notes list visitors from Cameron, Gause, Jones Prairie, Maysfield, and other nearby towns. The item also cites business chatter for C N Green & Bros and a Packard Shirts advertisement offering sales jobs and a free sample outfit.
Mr Bill Shecklces and Miss Ruby Jackson of Rockdale were married last Saturday afternoon at the court house with Judge Jeff Kemp performing the ceremony.
The notice lists weekly events for February including an evening service each Sunday at 7 30 p m Sunday School at 9 45 a m and a Young People’s Service League gathering at 1 30 p m each Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Vernon Robers entertained the Mr and Mrs Bridge Club on Tuesday evening with a convivial game night and light refreshments. Neighbors and club members enjoyed friendly competition and socializing in a home setting.
Three tables were arranged with red heart decorations in the reception suite. The Valentine idea was used on score cards menus and service. Mr and Mrs Jnc C Young won high score and a Valentine box of chocolates. Mr and Mrs George Childress received law and a small box of candy. Ice cream molded as a red Valentine and angel cake squares with hearts were served. Mr and Mrs A J Triges attended as guests.
The Aid Society of the Christian church held a 3 o'clock Monday Bible study led by Mrs. J. L. Adams. Next Monday the group will meet again at the church for another Bible study.
The Baptist church Ladies Club hosted a Birthday Jubilee at the Sunday School Annex for members born in January February and March. A program featured Corpelia Gunn Geraldine Slaughter violin pieces Little Miss Steith Annette Ryan readings and refreshments. Next day the WM A will not meet due to a conference but will hold a business meeting Tuesday at 3 pm. Other groups meet as scheduled.
Miss Dulce McCall hosted the Monday night bridge club at her parents home on East thirteenth Street. Two tables hosted a series of games with Mrs. Bert Miller taking high score and receiving bridge pads. Consolation went to Mrs. Thad Epperson for a deck of cards. A salad plate and hot chocolate were served.
Friday evening social at the Knipps featured a bridge party with red and green decor. Prizes went to Mrs. B P Voss and Albert Collins, while Mrs Bob Brown received consolation. hostesses served chicken salad sandwiches hot chocolate and cake to a large guest list including Mrs Bert Miller Miss Dulce McCall and Miss Verna Wallace.
The Presbyterian Auxiliary held Monday afternoon sessions in three circles. Circle one, hosted by Mrs Henry Sapp, had five present with salad and hot chocolate. Circle two, hosted by Mrs Frank Lesovsky, had four with salad and hot tea. Circle three met with no attendees. Next Monday afternoon the Auxiliary plans meetings in circles.
Lutherans will hold 2 30 p m services February 5 at the Episcopal church conducted by Rev W H Bowie of Waco. The event marks a collaborative service with the two congregations and emphasizes outreach through shared worship.
The notice extends a cordial invitation to all interested to participate. It emphasizes welcoming attendees and maintaining a friendly, inclusive atmosphere for the event.
J. D. Lewis and orchestra will play for the dance at Wayside Inn Friday night. The dance last Friday drew a large crowd. February 11th music by Black and Gold Serenaders from Southwestern University. The orchestra is reputed as one of the best, promising a fine evening for dancers.
Hope Lutheran Church Buckholts invites all to English service at p.m. Everyone welcome. W. Flierl, Pastor.
Abe Claxton faces murder charges in district court for the killing of Otto Junek. Three days and nights were required to select a jury as the trial proceeds this week.
The prosecution rests in the murder case of J. M. McAlpine with A. J. Lewis assisted by Chambers and Gillis and E. A. Wallace. Defense is by Henderson, Kidd and Henderson and E. A. Camp of Rockdale. Testimony concluded Wednesday and the case is expected to go to the jury Saturday.
A church program lists devotion at 10:00 led by Rev. Odell Jamison, followed by a talk at 10:50 on the missionary needs of China by Mr. In Ming Wu of Wu Chow, China, with 11:15 on Missions in Nazareth.
Nazareth address lists a noon dinner at 12 by Walker's Creek ladies followed by executive board and WM meetings at 1 15. A sermon on conserving investments at 2 30 and 3 30 adjourn. The missionary offers a Home Library sample set sold by the Baptist Book Store for 2 05 the five book set.
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