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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1930
Page
7
The P T A meeting in Gause was moved to Monday February 17 the National P T A Candle Lighting Ceremony. The school room with the most parents will receive a picture from the P T A. Gause girls basketball beat Buckholts 9 8 and 20 11 on Friday and Friday week.
Monday afternoon the Buckholts junior and senior boys teams played on the Gause courts and won both games. The seniors won 23 to 8 while the juniors triumphed 16 to 5.
Mrs Pearl Anthony of Washington DC, visiting her parents Mr and Mrs A R J Ealand, left Monday to visit her sister Mrs Charlie Jones of Dilley.
Miss Helen June Tidwell of Austin spent the weekend with her grandparents Mrs Lizzie Tidwell and Mr and Mrs John Partridge.
J. H. Thomas and daughter Elaine of Rosebud spent Saturday in Gause. Miss Elsie Hauptfleisch, Milano schoolteacher, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Hauptfleisch.
J M Kilpatrick left for Camp Stanley after a week with his uncle G W Kilpatrick Sr. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Tom Evans of Houston, Miss Eleanor Cook, Mr. and Mrs. C W Stevens and daughter of Rockdale, and others. A death in the Walston family and several hospital and school activities are noted along with baby Yarves funeral and visits by Blakely Bailey and James Harwood.
On Wednesday Tom Hairston spent time with Oscar Tomerlin while Ethel Quillin visited Edith Allison on Thursday. Mr and Mrs N Y Hayes and Mrs Allen Griffin visited G D Kornegay of Liberty. Jewell Hobson returned to Waco after visiting for her grandfather Tom Hobson's illness and death. Marshal Garner of Hoyte visited the J W Hairston home. Floy Beth Houston stayed with Henry and Mrs Baker Friday into Sunday. E E Allison and family and Jesse Brinkley of Houston visited J D Harris of Curry Sunday. Callers at the Bafferly home Sunday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Price of Ben Arnold and Mrs McGoldrick of Cameron are named in a society paragraph highlighting residents and social ties.
Mr and Mrs Monta Coward of Liberty visited relatives here Saturday. Miss Florene Mode Henrietta Mode Vivian Lamkin Estelle Lamkin Rev Robert Fling and Mr and Mrs John Wesley Baker motored to Sugar Loaf Mountain Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Minnie Lamkin Mrs S B Short and Mrs E S Mode visited Mrs W E Allison on Sunday afternoon. Beverly Henry spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs E A Henry. T H Walston and family of Rosebud visited the E H Walston home on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Virgil Coward of Cameron dined with Mrs E G Coward Sunday night in a small local social gathering highlighting family ties and neighborly visits in the Cameron area.
Mr and Mrs W P Elliott spent the weekend in Buckholts. Virginia Burnett spent Sunday with Susie Short.
Mrs James Coward and Mrs Turner visited Mrs N Y Hayes on Monday in a friendly call.
Under Miss Gail Arnett public school music director, Ada Henderson and Yee High organize musical clubs. The Bluebird Choral Club led by Miss Eloise Rogers now lists Laurita Evans as president Flor ence Ledbetter as vice president Cora Barmore as secretary treasurer and Annette Ryan as accompanist. A junior girls club formed at Ada Henderson will have Velma Reese as president Bess Mangum as vice president Gwayne Shipp as secretary treasurer and Winona Slaughter as accompanist. Both choirs will compete at Rockdale March 21 and 22 with the Bluebird Club singing Land of Mine in three parts and the junior club performing The Slumber Boat in two parts. Miss Arnett also organized a harmonica band for fifth to seventh graders with Ernest Sharpe as president Billy Gillis as vice president and Billy Slaughter as secretary treasurer. rhythm work is under way for kindergarten through third grade students.
Through the American Institute of Banking the ABA education arm trains 30 000 bank men and women in banking economics law and administration. Chapters exist in 200 cities with correspondence aid. The annual convention gathers hundreds for practical topics. This year it meets in Denver Colorado from June 16 to 20.
W M S met in a church meeting last Friday with six Lottie Moon Circle members six Eurice Taylor Glass and seven Lillie Mae Hundley. Mrs Ce cil McGregor resigned and Mrs McLeod filled the vacancy. Clara Thomas presided. Bible lessons were held Monday with three circles meeting at 2:30 or 3.00 p m. New member Mrs Tom Jackson joined. Next Monday circles gather with leaders Mrs Evans Mrs Sapp and Mrs Coleman at specified times.
The Rev. Arthur A. Hyde of Temple and Texas Christian Missionary Society District Evangelist will take temporary charge of the Rockdale Christian church and preach next Sunday. He will devote ten days each month to Rockdale including the first and second Sundays, working as local pastor and making pastoral calls. The church hopes to keep him in this role until a full-time pastor is found.
The Ladies Aid of the Christian church met Monday afternoon at three o clock at Mrs. Jim Adams home. After routine business, a contest was held.
Mrs R G McLeod was chosen to lead publicity efforts for the Baptist Woman's Missionary Society. The appointment positions her to coordinate news, events, and outreach for the church group.
Social hour delighted 19 attendees with hot chocolate and cake. Two visitors joined the event: Mrs. Ted Johnston of Fabens Texas and Mrs. S J Drehr of Milan o. The Ladies Aid plans to meet again next Monday afternoon at the church.
Mrs. Joe Denson entertained members of the 42 Club with a Valentine themed afternoon last Thursday. Heart motifs, red and scarlet decor, cyclamen, satin heart favors, and Winnelle Kidd as Queen of Hearts complemented games and refreshments including creamed tuna patties and pink tinted bread and butter.
Sandwiches shaped like hearts and red apples stuffed with nuts topped with whipped cream and date nut ice cream graced trays with green glassware. Mrs. Watt Skinner of Rogers attended as the only out of town guest. Mrs. Denson hosted another games night with five tables of 42. Jim Baskin had high score earning a smoking set while Oscar Kidd took the low score prize of cigars. Cigar and cigarette service accompanied by a salad collation and ice cream served by the hostess and Mrs C W Bradbury.
We express appreciation and gratitude for the help and floral offerings during the illness and death of our beloved husband and father. Mrs. Thomas Hobson, Mr. Tracy Hobson, Mr. John L. Hobson, Mrs. Leslie Boatright.
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