Cameron society notes wedding and spring entertainments
At the residence of Dr and Mrs C E Gaston the wedding of William Clytus Ford and Miss Winifred Ruth May took place with ring ceremony by Rev H G Kenney. The bride is the youngest daughter of Dr J E May and sister of Mrs C E Gaston. After a motor trip to Waco the couple will reside in Gaston apartments. The issue also records a Valentine party and a spring themed bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs Earl Evers in Cameron with elaborate decor and a reveal of an engagement for W Scott Robinson and Tennie Mae Bass set for April 7 1926. A long list of guests attended both events with many notable names from Beeville Yoakum Dallas and Cameron society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Gaston
William Clytus Ford
Winifred Ruth May
H. G. Kenney
Cameron Presbyterian Church
Will Ford
Curry
Cameron
A. & M. College
Earl Evers
Bridge
Joe Denson
W. Scott Robinson
Tennie Mae Bass
Valentine party for Sunday school class held at Mrs Bradford's
Mrs J S Bradford hosted a Valentine themed Sunday school class gathering at her home on Tuesday evening. The event featured a 42 party in honor of the class president and included heart decor and themed refreshments such as brick ice cream and angel cake squares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Bradford
Valentine Party Hosted by Miss Boedecker at North Cameron
Miss Lydia Boedecker entertained the Junior class at her home in North Cameron on Friday evening with a Valentine party. Girls prepared Valentine boxes for the boys and the cats were fit for St. Valentine. The event raised a neat sum for the Junior Treasury and guests enjoyed a gay time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Boedecker
North Cameron
Music Club Meets at Ada Henderson Studio
The music club gathered in Mrs Paul Webb's studio at Ada Henderson school Wednesday afternoon. Mrs T C Stafford led the lesson. Topics on chamber music were presented and discussed. Nes C W Bradbury performed an appreciated violin number. The next meeting will be held in the same studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Webb
Ada Henderson
T. C. Stafford
Nes. C. W. Bradbury
Treble Clef Club Hosts Formal Saturday Session
Mrs Dorothy Denson hosted the Treble Clef Club Saturday afternoon with Mrs R P Jeter leading the study. Dorothy Denson sang a vocal solo and Florence Alkinson with Katherine Atkinson provided accompaniment as brick steam and white cake were served. The next meeting will be with Misses Fiorench and Katherine Atkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Denson
R. P. Jeter
Florence Alkinson
Katherine Aliinson
Fiorench
Katherine Atkinson
Slumber Party With Miss Louise Harrell Notable
Six Junior Class girls had a Friday night slumber party with Miss Louise Harrell. The group includes Ena Tyson Katharine Lovick Ima Wilson Katharyn Leath and two Williams sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Harrell
Ena Tyson
Va Wilson
Katharine Lovick
Ima Wilson
Katharyn Leath
Mrs Atkinson Hosts 42 Club Valentine Afternoon
Mrs Ben Atkinson entertained the 42 club at her home Thursday afternoon with a valentine motif in table covers score cards and tally cards. A series of games followed and table favors were awarded to Adna Smith R D Brown B Slocomb Conn Miller who received gayly colored birds in zephyr cages. Assisted by Mrs Andrew Freeman and B Slocomb the hostess served a salad course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Atkinson
Valentine
Adna Smith
Mesdames
R. D. Brown
B. Slocomb
Conn Miller
Andrew Freeman
_Pride of Stewart Married in Cameron Ceremony
The wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart was officiated by Rev Mrs Copeland with Rev Mrs Stewart attending. The couple honeymooned in Dallas and returned to Cameron. They reside with Mrs. India Stidham. The bride’s circle grew in Cheeves Bros millinery. The groom works with C N Green’s grocery firm. The Herald offers congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Stewart
Copeland
Stewart
Dellas
Cameron
India Stidham
Cheeves Bros
C. N. Green
the Herald
Mrs. Stewart
J U G Club Meeting at Slaughter Home Featured Games
Friday afternoon Miss Fulvie Slaughter hosted the J U G Club at her parents new home. Games and music provided amusement for attendees including Florence Atkinson Maggie Reed McCown Ethel Green Geraldine Slaughter Enez Evans Helen Blaylock Lilian Mondik Ruby Robbins Margaret McCown and Lois Robbins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulvie Slaughter
J. U. G. Club
J. H. Slaughter
Florence Atkinson
Maggie Reed McCown
Ethel Green
Geraldine Slaughter
Nez Evans
Helen Blaylock
Lilian Mondiik
Ruby Robbins
Margaret McCown
Lois Robbins
Tacky Party Showcases Choir Costumes At Church
Members of the Methodist choir and the pastor's family attended a tacky party in the church basement on Tuesday evening. Costumes ranged from unique to vivid, with Mrs R P Jeter winning the tackiest prize, while twins Will Stafford and Lucile Dickard drew special notice. The program included readings, songs, and a Valentine menu with Cupid Salad, Sweetheart Sandwiches, and Hearts Punch, amid a festive display of bows and ribbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Stafford
Lucile Dickard
R. P. Jeter
C.S. Peyton
Mockingbird
KR. P. Jeter
Mesdames Levy
Hoover
T. A. Fisher
Isay
B. F. Bonds
Peyton
R.H. Johnson
A. C. Freeman
Easlinger and
Lankford
R. A. Tag Adrian
Nelli Gray
Mr. Ear
Milam County Citation Seeks Unknown Heirs in 1926
The state commands Milam County officials to summon unknown heirs of Mrs. M E Bishop by weekly newspaper publication for four weeks before March 1 1926. The heirs must appear at the next district court term in Cameron to answer a petition filed January 20 1926 in a suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam County
M. E. Bishop
District Court
Cameron
Cameron Park Dinner Brings Friends Together in 1926
On Sunday February 7 1926 a pleasant gathering at Cameron Park saw many friends from Cameron Ben Arnold Dallas and Waco share a park side meal. The group enjoyed an outdoor feast followed by kodaking driving and sight seeing. Attendees included G A Plentl and family Andy Dodson and family Tom Chandler Henry Reaves family Jewel Reeves Nolan Dodson and Ernest Moseley and their spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasan
Cameron Park
G. A. Plentl
Andy Dodson
Tom Chandler
Cameron
Milam County Land Title Suit Involving Bishop Heirs
Tom Phillips sues to quiet title to 120 acres in Milam County Texas alleging ownership by limitation and asserting a cloud due to inheritance claims of the unknown heirs of M E Bishop and H Bishop tied to R G Mathews. The petition asks for title possession and cloud removal with a January 29 1926 filing in Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Chambers
Milam County
Texas
A. L. Mathews
R. G. Mathews
Women Why Suffer Fort Worth Texas
A Fort Worth reader shares that Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription helped a relative with chronic female ailments gain weight and improve. The letter praises the remedy and urges others to seek free medical advice from Dr. Pierce or try a trial package of tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Texas
Dr. Pierce
Laura Key
President Invalids
Buffalo
N. Y
Quiet wedding at Tabernacle Baptist Church in Waco
A quiet wedding was solemnized in the study of the Tabernacle Baptist church in Waco on Friday afternoon when Mrs. Mattie Leagzar became the new Mrs. Leagzar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Waco
Mattie Leagzar
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Don Eplen
H. &. Garner
J.S. Bradford
Ray Burke
G. C. Walters
James Neinast
Auburn Duncum
Ed Kuhn
E. B. Lovick
Annie Wooley
Erma Harris
Grace Eplen
Albert Collins
Mrs. Denson
Miss Bass
Mesdames N. B. Walker
Beeville
James Bass
Charles Rowland
Yoakum
J. L. Bass
Marvin Duckworth
W. W. Sale
Louis Schoore
Myron Bass
Carroll Harvill
Dallas
Lola Hearrell
Lola Hearrel
Marty
Blilders
R.C. A. and
Freed-Ekisemann
Cameron, Texas
MuUsic Club
Treble Clef Club
JU. G.club
Tacky
Valentine Motte Hearts
Heartsease Lee
Walter Sharpe
State OF
Tom Phillips
H. Bishop
Penn Wolf
Texan
Leazar
Decker Motor Company
Dodge Brothers Deslers
Valentines
Jackson
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