Maysfield Social Roundup with Branchville Visitors
Maysfield residents hosted and visited relatives as Calvert’s Lilac Time show drew Branchville and Houston guests. Court in Cameron and Methodist conference at Ben Arnold filled a weekend of family reunions, travel, and small-town gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Porter
Yates
Branchville
Eula Cooper
Mildred Massengale
LeRoy
Maysfield
Calvert
J. L. Red
Ben Arnold
Methodist Quarterly Conference
Messrs. Wm. and
Clarence Freeman
Ted McMillan Visits Sister in Maysfield on Houston Route
Ted McMillan of Houston stops in Maysfield to see his sister Miss Lorene during a through trip, detailing a brief family visit along his journey.
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Ted McMillan
Houston
Miss Lorene
Maysfield
Prairie Social Notes Include Family Visits and Local Travel
Mrs S S Hickman returned home Sunday from Waco where she visited the past week. Mrs Birt Thrasher and children spent Monday at the John Bailey home. Mr and Mrs Carl Black and son spent Monday in Cameron. Mr and Mrs Preston Johnson of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ethel Massengale
Cameron High School
Jane McCulloch
Jim Barmore
S. S. Hickman
Waco
Carl Black and Son
Cameron
Preston Johnson
Johnson Home
Social Notes From Cameron Texas Community Pages
South Texas residents visited Mrs. W. T. Johnson home. Many children were absent Friday due to cold weather. String Prairie school operated a half day. Rodney Anderson now runs the Texas Service Station in Cameron with Thelson Anderson as manager.
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String Prairie School
Rodney Anderson
Texas
Cameron
Thelson Anderson
Ladies Circles Plan Next Week Mission Study Lesson
Mrs. Fanning hosted a meeting with 16 attendees while Mrs. Denson led the lesson and Miss Clara Thomas the W M 5 president met with Circle 3. Circles 1 2 and 8 will gather next Monday with Mrs. Smith Mrs. McGehee and Mrs. Kuehl for the mission study book lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Fanning
John Denson
Clara Thomas
W. M
John A. Smith
Geo. McGehee
W. E. Kuehl
Missionary Society Hosts Lesson at Methodist Church
Members of the Missionary Society of the Methodist church met Monday afternoon for a lesson on missions. Mrs. W. O. Trigges led the study from the third and fourth chapters of Women and the Kingdom. The ladies will meet in circles next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
W. O. Trigges
Presbyterian Auxiliary Circles Hold Meetings
Members of the Presbyterian Auxiliary met in circles Monday afternoon. Circle three convened with Mrs. A F Mitchell while circle one and circle two had no meetings. The group read and discussed a book on Presbyterianism. Mrs. Butts chaired the circle and presided. Mrs. Mitchell served sandwiches and hot tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Auxiliary
A. F. Mitchell
Butts
As You Like It Club Members Stage Play
Members of the As You Like It Club present a staged reading or performance, showcasing enthusiasm for Shakespeare and community theater. The event features club performers, potential guest actors, and a local venue.
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As You Like
Woman's Missionary Society Circles Meet For Luke Study
The Baptist church Woman's Missionary Society held Monday Bible study in three circles. Circle 1 met at Mrs. Wilson Gunn with 8 members. Circle 2 convened at Mrs. W. A. Beal with 11 members and 2 visitors. Circle 3 details follow in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Wilson Gunn
John A. Smith
W. A. Beal
W. H. Henley
First Meeting of 1929 Held by Mrs Denson Hostess
The group held its initial 1929 gathering last Wednesday afternoon with Mrs J L Denson as hostess. Attendees enjoyed sewing and conversation before refreshments of salad plates and hot tea were served.
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J. L. Denson
Worthwhile Club meets for Friday sewing session
Mrs. C. Collier hosted the Worthwhile Club Friday afternoon as members spent the time sewing. Guest Miss Mamie Clyde Weaver of Dallas visited Mrs. Hugo Slaughter. A refreshment course of pear salad was served.
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C. Collier
Mamie Clyde Weaver
Dallas
Hugo Slaughter
Citation to S. M. Clark Served by Public Notice in Milam County
Texas court summons S. M. Clark by publication in a Milam County newspaper for four consecutive weeks prior to March 4 1929 date of Milam District Court in Cameron to appear at the next term.
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Milam County
S. M. Clark
District Court
Cameron
Divorce Granted for Cruel Conduct in Milam County Texas
Petition filed January 80 1929 in Milam County District Court by Eliza Clark against S M Clark for divorce on grounds of cruel treatment and abandonment. The suit seeks restoration of her former name and court costs with relief as per the 1929 docket. Executor notices issued by Clerk Penn Wolf with appearance on the next term.
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Eliza Clark
S. M. Clark
Milam County
Texas
Costa
Penn Wolf
District Court
Methodist Sunday School Sets New Timings
The church Sunday school schedule changes include 9 45 start for next Sunday with Epworth Juniors at 8 00 and Epworth Hi League at 6 30. The pastor preaches at both hours, and the evening hour moves from 7 00 to 7 40 with the topic The Lord is My Song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
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Messrs
Troy Cooper
Tyler
Baylor Academy
Baylor College
Mary Emma Thweatt
Miss Mary White
Mr. Barry
Herbert Massengale
Lorene McMillan
Mr. Yates of
P. Patterson
Peggie Joyce
Kentucky
Rev
Tyson Freeman
Rufus Baker
Grace Thweatt
Ruby Nicholson
Jones Prairie
R. K. Fontaine
Mrs
South Texas
Mrs. W. T. Johnson
J. P. Fontaine and
Vernon
Roxie Fontaine
Birt Thrasher Family
Mrs. Oliver Wall
Rodney Fontaine
Miss Hattie and
Wright Ellison
Baileyville
Clara Bennett Love
D. Massengale
Ethel McKinney
Jim Fontaine
Mr. Canady
Missionary Society
Baptist W. M
The
Federal Land Bank of
W. G. Gillis
Cameron National Farm Loan Association
Cameron, Texas
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Coleman Chevrolet Co
Miles
Dr. Medical Company
Eikhart, Ind
State OF Texas
A. D
Milam Co
S. P. Cross
EXANS
Borden Milk Company
Borden
Tex
Borden Company
Texas Power & Light Company
Atl
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