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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1928
Page
7
Mrs. D Kruse returns to Austin others reside in Cameron with new apartments. Des Moines couple stay in Cameron in Mowdy home. Rockdale Mrs Sterling visited her daughter in Cameron. McLanes grocery ads invite customers and phone 205. Several locals travel to Austin Snyder Temple Burnet and Hearne for visits work or shopping.
Mrs. R. H. Johnson offers a large assortment of Seth Thomas clocks for sale. The items include mantel and wall clocks of various styles, with potential bidders facing a broad selection from a private collection.
Mrs Willard Chambers and her Bryan child visit her parents the Morrisons. Ed Lovick visits Temple on business. Wallace Moody and family visit Needville and Temple. Bradburys travel to Waco and Dallas. Jock Owings weekend in Austin. Fresh vegetables at McLanes. Elizabeth Ramsey home from S M A. Camp of Rockdale in Cameron. Several friends visit Rockdale and Temple. Denson family updates and hospital news. Dr Tom Denson confined to bed. Sargent funeral in Mart. Robert Pool visits Dallas relatives. Edna Sprinkle and Chas Sprott in Cameron. Missouri Bigbee and Fay Greensley visit Uni State. Valentine Bridge party hosted by Mrs Bigbee. Louise Hansman from Brenham visits Cameron.
Mr and Mrs August Kunz are the proud parents of a fine baby boy who arrived in the home Monday. Mrs G E Keith of Brownwood is visiting in the home of Mr and Mrs H C Keith.
Mr and Mrs Pierce Collins of Oklahoma are in Cameron for a visit. They formerly lived there with Mr Collins employed by the R L Batte industries.
Mr and Mrs A J Lewis announce the birth of a son on February 8 1928 at Cameron hospital. The new arrival adds joy to the family with relatives and friends sharing in the celebration.
Mr and Mrs W H Henley attend the wedding of Mrs Henley's nephew Stanton Dossett to Miss Besse McClendon.
Mrs Sam Hefley visited Houston this week to see her sister Mrs J C Jones. John Calvin Jr was her guest and she brought him to the Graham home where their infant is critically ill.
Mrs. H. F. Smith and her daughter Mrs. McIntyre are visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Smith Jr. in the valley, joining family members for a period of hospitality and reunion.
Mr. Mack Harvey of Dallas was in Cameron on Wednesday for unspecified purposes.
Miss Helen Green daughter of Mr and Mrs C N Green was home for the weekend to visit family and share time with relatives.
Mr and Mrs Ben Atkinson returned Wednesday from a week long visit in Angleton Texas confirming a pleasant trip with family and friends in the area.
A two-group girls class, led by Miss Vivian Lamkin and Miss Eulene Slaughter, split into five members per group with a goal of 100 percent attendance each Sunday. A social hour followed with Valentine contests, red caps, red heart decor, and hostess served sandwiches and hot tea.
Jury commissioners for the district court March term were Preston S. Graves Cameron 8S M Harrell Jones Prairie and Walter T Ramsell Rockdale and met Wednesday morning.
The church organizes committees for a campaign running from February 19 through Easter. Members should attend both services next Sunday and Sunday school at 9 45. Epworth League and Sunday school workers are urged to start immediately. The pastor will preach at 11 00 on The Penalty of Success and at 7 00 on Gods Marvelous Book.
The Mayes and Bozeman families express gratitude for the flowers and kind words received after the death of a husband father and brother. Signed by Mrs R B Mayes and family Mrs H A Bozeman Mrs H H Hartsfield Mrs J H Sapp.
The text notes a couple leaving Waco to settle at their new home following Mr. McMillan's promotion with the Sap railroad.
A fragment notes an invitation from the Ellen Caver Class to Mary Randolph for a Sunday school party. It lists the event as to be held Monday February 6 at 7 30 o clock. The text reflects a church bulletin item among class notices.
Mrs J C Martin hosted a bridge party for sixteen friends with minimal decoration using potted plants and red coronations. Miss Aetna Smit won high score and Mrs Clinton low score. prizes were homemade candy and waxed paper respectively. Green candy centers on green trays complemented a salad plate of cream chicken pineapple salad sweet pickle crackers and hot tea.
Special to Ladies: February 17 and 18 Mrs. W. A. Copus offers a beautiful line of hand finished lin guere for ladies and misses in pastel shades with special price of yse per garment.
The Baptist B Y P A training school will start February 20 at First Baptist Church Cameron for five nights. Classes for Juniors to Adults, led by Ray Rozell of Waco, with notebooks and no exams. Out of town youths welcome. Also a joint Sunday school and B Y P U Association meeting formed with goals for unions diplomas new churches and subscriptions.
A social gathering features Miss Mary, a respected artist, who created most of the Valentine decorations. The event includes snappy games, painted souvenirs like shoe trees and mail boxes, and hand painted spoon plate favors. Mr. Werner helps host and serve a salad plate with hot tea.
The Intermediate B Y P U leaders and sponsors met at Mrs. W. B. Skelton's home last Monday to plan February programs. Mrs Skelton provided sandwiches cakes and hot tea.
Mrs Jeffk Kemp hosted a Friday evening surprise luncheon for Mrs B E K McMillan with a table of Delphyn Scott Blanche Hensley Minnie Bartholomew Ruth Kemp and Mr and Mrs Kemp. A three course meal featured fruit cocktail spring chicken rice giblet gravy pickle potato chips tea rolls and coffee. Heavenly pudding angel food cake and a red iced heart shaped cake accompanied a large pie centerpiece from which guests drew a slip to reveal each guest’s future husband occupation. The event brought friends of the McMillans together for a memorable evening.
Mrs. Bonds announces her shop will open here on February 14 after returning from Dallas where she bought dresses wash frocks hosiery hats and accessories. The home shop space has been decorated for attractive display and aims to bring exclusive merchandise to Cameron following city trends.
The girls class of Miss Alice McGehee held their regular monthly business meeting at her home. The ten-member group discussed upcoming activities and planned the next classroom project.
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