Valentine Tea Honors Miss Mae Kyle Shumway at North 15th Street Home
Miss Mae Kyle Shumway hosted a Valentine tea with Miss Mildred and Miss Mabel Akin. The event featured crimson decorations, heart shaped treats, red tapers, and a mirror lake scene. Guests included Ayree Capell, Ruth Lewis, Mildred Hicks, Capitola Morgan, Pauline Crow, Mabel Akin, and many others. Messrs presented Mr. J. D. Dobbins a gold fountain pen as a token of esteem.
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Mildred
Mabel Akin
Mae Kyle Shumway
North 15Th Street
Valentine
Shumway
Kyle Shumway
Sarah Senneman
Robbie Mae Nichols
Ayree Capell
Mexia
Ruth Lewis
Mildred Hicks
Dallas
Helen Morgan
Capitola Morgan
Fort Worth
Pauline Crow
Cameron
Kate McCullough
Mildred Akin
Georgia Hanley
Mary Lou Crosthwait
Mildred McCullough
John Collins
Mary Lou Stratton
Evelyn le Bow
Dorothy Vaughn
Lela Seawell
Florence Crow
Mesdames Jas. P. Alexander
Alexander Collins
Thelma McBride
Sarah Norwood
Martha F. Haun
James L. Staton
Annie Louise Shumway
Wasp Times-Herald
Priscilla Club Elects Officers At Meeting
Mrs. Oxsheer Smith was chosen president with Mrs. George Graves as vice president and Mrs. Simmie Burns as treasurer at the Priscilla Club annual election. Fifteen of sixteen members attended after noon.
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Oxsheer Smith
George Graves
Simmie Burns
Birthday Party for Helen Blaylock Celebrates Ninth
Little Miss Helen Blaylock marked her ninth birthday with a Valentine themed party on a Wednesday afternoon. Red hearts adorned the room as guests enjoyed games, ice cream, cake, and party favors. Ralph Wiley won a heart contest and received a valentine. Helen found a ring in the cake while Cyrus Miller, Margaret McCown, and Gladys Davis helped entertain and serve.
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Helen Blaylock
Ralph Wiley
Gladys Blaylock
Cyrus Miller
Margaret McCown
Button
Gladys Davis
Helen
Birthday Dinner Surprise For Mr Dobbins At Store
Last Thursday night Mrs J D Dobbins surprised her husband by hosting an elegant dinner for his entire store force. They arrived in a body and entered the dining room in shocked foray as the door opened. Mrs Dobbins was helped by her daughter Mrs Simmie Burns and guests were seated around a beauti
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J. D. Dobbins
Mr. Dobbins
Young Ladies Bible Class Honors Miss McGehee and Welcomes New Teacher
The Baptist church group held a party for about twenty at Mr. and Mrs. Simmie Burns home to honor Miss Alice McGehee and welcome Mrs. Culpepper. Narcissus decorations set a festive mood with contests and games followed by a salad courses including chicken salad fruit salad sandwiches and tea.
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Young Ladies Bible
Alice McGehee
Culpepper
Birthday Dinner for Redfield Family in Week of Celebrations
Mrs. R H Redfield hosted a large birthday dinner for relatives whose birthdays occurred within the week including Mrs. T P Redfield and Messrs Clarence Frank and Robert Redfield. Ferns and jonquils decorated the home. A turkey dinner with all the trimmings was served and a large cake awaited Robert Redfield aged seven. Also present were Mrs C V Crim of Yoakum Mrs Joe Nahler and children Frank Nahler Mrs Hutchins and John Sanders.
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C. V. Crim
Yoakum
Joe Nahler
Frank Nahler
Hutchins
John Sanders
Circle Meetings Reported with Study on Missions in the South
Four circles met with various hosts Mrs. O 4b Mrs. George Thomas and Mrs. J B White leading lessons on Missions in the South Circle No 4 reorganized with Mrs Paddock as chairman and Mrs Sallie Phillips as secretary Ten members attended the session.
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Circle No. 4
Wilkerson
Paddock
Sallie Phillips
Presbyterian Auxiliary Meeting Notes on Education and Relief
Thirteen members met Monday afternoon at the church to discuss Christian Education and Ministerial Relief. Mrs. Henry McFadyen led devotionals with Mrs. Robt. McLane and Mesdames C. W. Lawrence Lou Meyers and C. N. Butts reading articles related to the topics.
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Henry McFadyen
Robt. McLane
Mesdames C. W. Lawrence
Lou Meyers
C. N. Butts
Men of State Bank Enter Tained at Dinner
Mr and Mrs George Graves hosted a six oclock dinner for the men of the State Bank. Guests found violet place cards and a cut glass bowl of violets and ferns as centerpiece. Four courses were served and the evening ended with games of forty two.
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George Graves
Missionary Society Meeting at Mrs Batte’s Buckholts House
A large gathering of the Woman's Missionary Society met at Mrs R L Batte Sr's home with seven Buckholts ladies present. The valentine themed rooms featured red hearts, streamers, and narcissus as flowers, with golden hearts and a lace on yellow satin centerpiece.
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R. L. Batte
Buckholts
Hearts and Missions Hostess Tea Recalls Valentine Theme
The afternoon program led by Mrs. A. J. Akin featured a Missions lesson in a blue and pink room setup. Guests enjoyed a shrimp salad and heart shaped sandwiches, with plate favors of kewpies and a heart contest awarding ties to Mes dames Hamilton and Tom Denson. Six new members were welcomed: Mesdames George A. Thom as, L. T. Lewis, David Smith, A. E. Brady, R. B. Brady, and T. E. Na bours.
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A. J. Akin
Carrie Yoe Club Hosts Valentine Party
The Carrie Yoe Club held a four to six party at the Morrison home with about sixty girls. Miss Loventhal oversaw the event assisted by Mrs. W. A. Morrison. Guests enjoyed red and white decor, heart shaped cheese and pimento sandwiches, cakes, olives and tea. The Virginia Reel and other dances accompanied by a Victrola provided lively entertainment.
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Carrie Yoe Club
Morrison
George
Martha
Valentine Themed Bridge Club Gathering at Mrs Clinton's
Friday afternoon a Bridge Club party at Mrs J L Clinton’s home featured red lights and valentines. Prizes included a corsage for high score and a heart shaped candy box for low. Guests included Mrs Hearrell, J J Clinton and others from Mt Clemens and local circles.
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J. L. Clinton
Bridge Club
Tom Henderson
A. S. Hearrell
J. J. Clinton
Mesdames Stone
Mt. Clemens, Mich
George Thomas
Beth Jeter
Minnie Wolf
Presbyterian Girls Enjoy Woods Outing Along Babbling Brooks
On a Wednesday afternoon Mrs. H. R. McFadyen and Miss Mary McLane led the Presbyterian Girls' Club on a pleasant outing. The group met at Mrs. McFadyen's home, rode to the woods beside babbling brooks, played games, then shared a lunch. The girls expressed thanks to their hosts after the enjoyable afternoon.
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H. R. McFadyen
Mary McLane
Presbyterian Girls’ Club
Jean McFadyen
Reba Young
Margaret Ford
Maggie Reed
Kathin Robbins
Doris Robinett
Lorena Marburger
Elizabeth McDermott
Miriam McFadyen
Isabel Redfield
Gertrude Morgan
Hazel Williams
Bugs Spread Disease Insects Carry Many Ills
Insects like ants roaches flies and fleas spread diseases. Use Fidelity Insect Powder to kill them quickly and safely. The product is non poisonous to children animals and fowls. Sold and recommended by all druggists and at Pace Marshall Drug Co in Cameron.
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Cameron
Pace-Marshall Drug Co
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W. A. Gillon
Valentine Tea
Charlotte Rouse
Angel Foodvcake
Messrs
Harvey Dobbins
Dan Gunn
Robert Bailey
T. C. Hamilton
Jack Andrews
George McGehee
Priscilla Club
Albert Triggs
Baptist Auxiliary
Presbyterian Auxiliary
MEN OF State Bank
Woman's Missionary Society OF Methodist Church
W. Klawansky
Ing
Canton
Paris
Cameron, Texas
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