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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1933
Page
6
Episcopal Church announces Evening Prayer and Sermon at 7 30 p m on Sunday February 12 with Sunday School at 9 50 a m Dr Billie Newton a Galveston Medical College senior has returned to school after a brief visit at his father Dr W R Newton’s bedside where he has been ill but is now improved
The article argues natural gas is the cheapest utility by comparing pie expenses to cooking 10 dinners, heating water for 20 baths, or running a gas refrigerator for over three days, highlighting purchasing power and simplicity of gas usage.
To avoid reheating coffee after breakfast, pour leftovers into a Thermos bottle and leave it on the table. A tardy household member can help himself, saving extra work and keeping coffee hot.
A decorative menu dish folds lamb chops and ham into a heart motif with buttered peas at center. Recipes follow for butter cake and cream filling, plus a ham and sweet potato bake with brown sugar glaze and baked finishing.
Rufus Love of Greenville visits his parents from Friday to Sunday. Jennie Walford Gillet McKinney and Lois Jamison visit friends in Houston. Mrs W T Johnson and Margaret join Mr and Mrs Howard Schwarting and daughter for Sunday dinner at the Massen home.
Add a tablespoon of boiling water to butter and sugar to ease creaming. Melt unsweetened chocolate over boiling water. Make a white frosting by cooking sugar and milk until a soft ball forms in cold water, then heat with vanilla. Spread on cake and coat with melted chocolate.
Buy French lamb chops and decorate with white paper frills and small red hearts. Paste hearts to the frills for a festive edible Valentine display.
A simple recipe outlines cleaning and preparing shrimps and mushrooms then making a white sauce with butter flour and milk. The sauce thickens over heat and is combined with the seafood and fungi. It notes using a double boiler to make ahead and serving in heart shaped cases.
Mr and Mrs Miller Smith and Cormie Mae Hickman enjoyed the show in Cameron Tuesday night. Miss Helen Harrell returned home from Denton after completing studies there. The home of Mr and Mrs Raymond Lester is being built at James Prairie near the old Lester store. Merlin Lester was a business visitor in Waco last week. Mr and Mrs Eldred Massengale and family of Maysfield spent Sunday in their home. Mrs J P Fontaine has been ill with flu for weeks. Little Joy Fontaine is recovering from pneumonia. The community also notes visits by the Love and Hickman families and illness among several locals.
An old advertisement touts 666 Liquid Tablets and 666 Salve claiming relief for colds, headaches, neuralgia within thirty minutes and malaria in three days with strong claims of fastest remedies and pricing at 17.15t. The copy emphasizes quick action and multiple ailments as a single package.
Regular brake checks prevent trouble and keep each system safe. Our shop boasts expert knowledge and intimate familiarity with all braking systems for thorough servicing.
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