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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1929
Page
7
Local residents share updates on hospital visits and family ties. Mr and Mrs Mack Harvey of Dallas were in Cameron to be with Mrs Abbie Reese who underwent surgery and is improving. Also noted are visits by Dr Tom Denson and others, and social events linking Cameron and Hearne communities.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wilson hosted last weekend with their daughters Miss Ima Wilson a teacher at Splawn and Miss Iva Wilson a teacher at Milano. Mrs. K Hairston of Rockdale was guest last Friday of Mrs. EK B Lovick.
Hu C Keith visited Houston on business and his son Kenneth Keith. Mrs Eli Fowler from Galveston stayed with J F Brown’s family in Cameron and returned to Emporia Kansas. Jewelry dealers from Houston attended the funeral of J M Bauknight in Cameron. Galveston visitors James Bauknight widow A R McLane and C V Black returned after the services. Joe Casey John Muse and Marguerite Ford watched Abie's Irish Rose in Temple last week.
Miss Dorothy Denson Harriett Flinn and Mary Belle Batte of Southwestern University spent last weekend at their homes in Cameron.
Felix Neinast of Burlington visited Cameron on Monday and renewed his Herald subscription for another year. He and his brother James Neinast formerly ran a local grocery with many Cameron friends awaiting news. Mrs Buck Bonds bought stock in Dallas for her shop during the trip.
Mr and Mrs Willard Skelton hosted last weekend guests including Miss Alice Ward and Misses Ida Mae Fairleigh and Robbie Dell Collins of Baylor College. Mr and Mrs C E Dubois of Jewett visited Tuesday and Wednesday en route home from Temple where Mr Dubois underwent a surgery at Scott and White hospital. George Green of Cheyenne Wyoming is visiting his parents in town. Mrs Green, recently ill at Cameron Hospital, has returned home to recover.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover White and Grover Jr of Georgetown spent last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Den son.
Leo Laake, proprietor of a drug store near the Santa Fe depot, is constructing a new residence on South College Street.
Mrs. B. E. McMillan returned from Carruthersville Mo where she was summoned by illness of her sister Mrs Harry Mayes Mrs S M Burns Jr and Mrs Marshall Kemp of Waco who also went to Carruthersville on receipt of a message telling of Mrs Mayes death Mrs McMillan went to Waco Sunday and returned Tuesday
Rev. and Mrs. E. S. Hutcherson with Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Gayle and Mrs. Floy Saxom and Mr. Preston Graves left Monday for Bryan to stay overnight then proceed to Nava sota on Tuesday. Hutcherson to speak at a Worker's Council in Grimes County while focusing on church financing via the budget plan.
Henry Bauknight of Fort Worth visited Cameron on Monday to attend the funeral services of his brother J. M. Bauknight.
Winship Allen of Calvert visited Cameron on Monday. The Christian church ladies skipped Monday afternoon services due to the death of J. M. Banknight, a relative of several active church members.
Lesson outlines following Jesus Andrew Peter confession of Christ and Peter restoration. Emphasizes growth in grace and knowledge, testing of Christ’s deity, and love as essential in ministry across babes in Christ, mature believers, and elderly saints.
Rev Odell Jameson and Geo Bur ris of Baylor University visited Cameron last weekend. Monday's Houston Post Dispatch announced a modern version of Beauty and the Beast to be staged in Cuero by seventh and eighth grade students under Mrs Earl Evers and Mrs Greeman. Mrs Evers formerly Miss Estelle Coleman of Cameron.
Dr. J C Hardy Baylor College president spoken on KPRC radio from the Golden Rule Floor. Mrs Mary Turner of Buckholts visited Cameron. J L Barmore cement work underway on Bob Terry home and Hubert Hefley building praised as top Cameron project. Watts family illness update from Marlin. New costume sets and chokers arrive from New York importers.
A biblical verse from Job 22:20 proclaims that when people are cast down there is lifting up and salvation for the humble. It emphasizes deliverance by divine purity and hands.
The message stresses that a Christian life without overflow is spiritually sick and carnal rather than spiritual, urging fullness and sustained spiritual growth.
J. P. Hefti of Maysfield, a veteran produce raiser, toured Cameron on Tuesday with a load of yam potatoes. He has been ill with flu, was bedridden for weeks, and now shows improvement. Hefti ships fruit, notably peaches, from his Maysfield farm and recently installed a windmill and planned pecan trees.
Miss Ann Ruth Johnson of Houston was a guest of Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Denson Sunday. Morgan Dickson of Lubbock, who lived in Cameron several years ago, was here Monday renewing friendships.
Mr and Mrs Chas McDermott are moving into their new house in the Country Club Addition this week, settling into a residential development area.
J O Hughes a Nolanville area teacher spent last weekend at his home in Jameron with family. It notes his residence and time away from school duties.
Mrs Kruger of Caldwell visited Sunday for a short time with Mrs Henry M Hefley who has been quite ill.
Mrs. Chas Price underwent a minor operation at Cameron Hospital on Monday. The brief item notes the procedure and location without further details.
J Clement was appointed Justice of the Peace of Precinct 8 at Thorn Dale to succeed the late Z T Gore. He was named by the commissioners court on Thursday afternoon.
A husband pleads for quiet at home as his wife jokes about an arresting rumor. The fiancé cautions his spouse not to wake their mother who might alert their father that he married an amateur. The brief exchange hints at tension within a troubled family.
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