Girls Club Party at Frances Morrison Home
The Girls' Club met at Frances Morrison's home, enjoyed games, ice cream and cake, and prize-winning valentines written by John Sprott. Next week's program includes installation of officers with positions listed, plus ex and new officer addresses. The event was chaperoned by Misses Williams Cane and Bass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Morrison
Carrie Yee Club
Misses Williams
Cane
Bass
Misses Smith
Joyce Cox
John Sprott
Billie Clark
Charlie
Frank Green
Valentines
Pupils Present Entertaining Morning Program
Last Friday morning at 9:00 o clock pupils with talent for entertaining performed a valued program. Sallie Coleman opened with On the Road to Mandalay, praised by the audience. Miss Adams sang Bring Back the Golden Days and received hearty applause. Louise Denson closed with Johnny Reads the Newspaper, enjoyed with laughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Coleman
Mandalay
Miss Adams
Louise Denson
Johnny
Carrie Yoe Club Holds Afternoon of Games and Dance
Last Thursday afternoon the Carrie Yoe Club met at Frances Morrison's home. Mrs. Morrison greeted them and led the group to the parlor for games. Mrs. Henley and Mrs. Gillon taught the Virginia Reel before refreshments of sandwiches cake olives lemons and tea were served. After two hours the guests departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Yoe
Frances Morrison
Cameron Hi School Varsity Triumph Over Rosebud
The Cam-Hi basketball team visited Rosebud and won 24 to 12 after a late start. Coach Jones challenged the players to give full effort as Cameron built their lead with twelve straight points after halftime. Players Thompson McLendon Taylor Ireland Hefley Mayfield and Self competed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cam-Hi
Rosebud
Cameron
Jones
Thompson
McLendon
Taylor
Ireland
Hefley
Mayfield
Self
Disciples of Socrates Discuss Training Debate
In a regular session last Thursday Disciples of Socrates welcomed Hubert Mewhinney who spoke on character development in high school and earned applause. A hot debate followed on compulsory military training with Massengale and Mayfield leading the affirmative and Arriett and Mayfield opposing. the affirmative won. Judges were Baskin Keith and Leonard Mewhinney.
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Socrates
Hubert Mewhinney
Robert Massengale
Robert Mayfield
Ray Mayfield
Billie Arriett
Arthur Baskin
Kenneth Keith
Leonard Mewhinney
Frances Hefley Tops CAM HS Senior Class
Frances Hefley, a senior at CAM High School, ranks highly academically and serves as publicity chair for the Girls Club, reporting club proceedings and advertising activities. She was also listed on last week’s A list among the seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Hefley
Magazine Party at School House to Miss Smiths Home
Last Saturday night a large portion of the Senior Class gathered at the school house for a outing to the home of Misses Joe and Sue Ida Smith. Several cars were present but two were out due to accidents. One car collided with a telephone post and another broke a spring. The party occurred without further incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Sue Ida Smith
Entertainment by Miss Clark pupils delights student body
Last Tuesday morning Miss Clark's expression pupils staged an entertainment that the student body enjoyed greatly. Most readings were humorous with Gil bert McCullum’s piece Son You Washed? drawing special laughter. The program was short yet lively and the students thank Miss Clark for the fine show.
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Clark
Gilbert McCullum
St. Peter
P U Program Doctrinal Meeting Participants
The program lists speakers on salvation topics including J R Haye addressing Doctrinal Meeting aims. John Culpepper explains meaning of salvation while Olive Henderson discusses working out salvation. Eugene Green Estelle Coleman and Tucker Wilkerson also contribute with lines on living worthy lives and completing salvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Haye
John Culpepper
Olive Henderson
Eugene Green
Estelle Coleman
Christ
Tucker Wilkerson
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Strength and Purity
An advertising note claims Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic is iron and quinine suspended in syrup. It touts energizing, color-bringing effects and child-friendly taste, asserting it purifies the blood and destroys malaria germs and grip pathogens by its invigorating action. The price cited is 600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
California Syrup of Figs Ad Claims Safe Use for Sick Children
An old advertisement extols California Syrup of Figs as the best laxative for feverish or constipated children with a fruity taste. It warns buyers to avoid imitations and insist on the genuine product recommended by physicians for over thirty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Hastings Seeds 1921 Catalog Free
Hastings Seeds offers a free 1921 catalog of 116 illustrated pages detailing vegetables and flowers with color pictures. The ad promotes planning ease and urges readers in the South to request the catalog by postcard, backed by Hastings being the leading mail order seed house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
South
H. G. Hastings CO
Atlanta
Citation by Publication in Milam County Texas 1921
The State of Texas issues a citation by publication to Tom Brown in Milam County. The summons requires publication weekly for four weeks before the March 7 1921 district court term in Cameron. The suit No. 8038 filed October 9 1919 by Tom Brown against Sealey Brown alleges statutory abandonment.
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State of
Texas
Milam County
Tom Brown
Cameron
Sealey Brown
Penn Wolf
District Court
Tex
John Tunstall
Neely Tunstall
Juan Garcia
Tunstall Suit Filed in Cameron County Court No 8040
Neely Tunstall sues John Tunstall in Cameron County Texas court No 8040 alleging statutory grounds of three years. Case caption appears in a public petition filed on July 1. Court records show a civil action between the two parties in Cameron County.
Abandonment Suit Noted In Milam County Court
Publication citation in Milam County Juris District Court states M L Carroll sues F L Carroll for statutory abandonment. Return day set for March 1 1921 at Cameron court house with writ to show cause. case No 8264 filed Sept 11 1920. Clerk Mouain County Texas signs January 24 1921. $9 4t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Texas
Milam County
F. L. Carroll
District Court
Cameron
M. L. Carroll
Penn Wolf
A. D
Mouain County
Court petition in Garcia v Garcia filed for Cruel Treatment
On January 26 1921 court No. 8386 records Maria Garcia as plaintiff and Juan Garcia as defendant with a petition alleging Statutory Grounds of Cruel Treatment. The writ is issued with Clerk Penn Welf witnessing on February 2 1921.
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Maria Garcia
Juan Garcia
Penn Welf
District Court
Milam County
Texas
Court filing notes Will Ewing suit with Mary Ewing
Public court entry dated February 1 1921 lists case No 8384 with Mary Ewing as plaintiff and Will Ewing as defendant. Seal of Penn Wolf accompanies the docket note.
Milam County Seeks Depository Bids For 1921 Funds
Milam County announces sealed proposals for depository services for county and school funds. Bids from banks, associations, or individuals must include a $650 certified check and be delivered by 10:00 A M on February 18 1921. The court may reject any or all bids. checks returned to unsuccessful bidders. County Judge W G Gillis presides.
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County Commissioners Court
Milam County
Milam
Texas
Milam County Public Notice Issued March 1921
State of Texas Milam County public notice issued in March 1921 naming Juan Garcia. The brief notice confirms muster or greeting action by authorities and marks an official publication date in the record.
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Lee R. Tag
CARRY
Cam
Tomi
Hastings Seeds
Gameron
Will Ewing
Mary Ewing
County Depository
W. G. Gillis
A. N. Weems
Cameron, Texas
Campbell’s Soup
Maxwell House Co
Sudan
Abe
John Deere
C. N. Green & Bros
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