Triple Four Bridge Club Adorns Washington Birthday
Mrs 5 A Cottle hosted the Triple Four Bridge Club at Cameron Country Club with patriotic table settings. High score went to Mrs Tom Henderson, followed by Mrs Giles Arriett and Mrs S Kestenbaum. prizes included stationery, towels, ash trays, and a colonial perfume bottle. A red white and blue dessert service featured geraniums and silk flags.
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George Washington
5. A. Cottle
Triple Four Bridge Club
Cameron Country Club
Tom Henderson
Giles Arriett
S. Kestenbaum
Trent Newton
James L. Coleman
Presbyterian Auxiliary Elects Officers for March Installment
The Presbyterian Auxiliary met with Mrs. John A. Green, president, on Monday afternoon. Officers were elected with names to be published after installation in late March. Mrs. Green was reelected president. The treasurer reported. Plans were set for the Presbyterial meeting in Cameron on April 3–5. Committees were formed to serve at that time.
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Presbyterian Auxiliary
John A. Green
Tuesday Bridge Club Hosts Washington's Birthday Affair
Mrs. Lloyd Mitchell entertained the Tuesday Bridge Club with a Washington's Birthday themed party. Six tables featured a salad course and hot tea, then luncheon cloths were removed to reveal black table covers.
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Lloyd Mitchell
Club hosts afternoon of games and prize scores
Salted nuts were served the guests in tiny bamboo trays during the afternoon. Four games were enjoyed, at the conclusion of which it was announced that Miss Lucille Dickard and Mrs. John Watson had made high score for members and guest players respectively and Mrs. Gaston Barmore and Mrs. Wilson Gunn made low. Mrs. Earnest Beard of Hillsboro, a former member of the club, was an out of town guest.
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Lucille Dickard
John Watson
Gaston Barmore
Wilson Gunn
Earnest Beard
Hillsboro
Missionary Society Circles Hold Lesson Sessions
Members of the Methodist Missionary Society met in three circles on Monday afternoon to study from the Missionary Voice. Circle one, led by Mrs. Olsen and hosted by Mrs. Baskin, had five members. circle two, led by Mrs. Tate, had eight. circle three, led by Mrs. Sapp, had ten. A hit-and-miss luncheon followed the program.
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Methodist Missionary Society
The
Missionary Voice
Circle One
Arthur Baskin
Olsen
Circle Two
H. N. Tate
Circle Three
Pope Sapp
Sapp
Baptist Missionary Society Circles Meet For Missions Lesson
Three circles of the Baptist Missionary Society gathered Monday afternoon for a missions lesson. Circle one met with Mrs. J. A. Smith, eight members present and three visitors. Mesdames R. F. Pool and others attended as part of the group.
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The
Baptist Missionary Society
Circle One
J. A. Smith
Mesdames R. F. Pool
Circle Meetings Reported for Royal Service Circles One Two Three
Sherman Henderson Sr and George Leath led Circle two with 9 members while Circle three led by Mrs W E Kuehl had 11 old members and 2 new ones Mrs Joe Denson and Mrs Wm Henderson led other circles The members will meet next Monday in three circles with Mrs Roy Law Mrs Cecil McGregor and Mrs Conn Miller for lessons in Royal Service
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Circle Two
George McGehee
Wm. Henderson
Circle Three
W. E. Kuehl
Gus Evans
Roy Law
Cecil McGregor
Conn Miller
Christian Aid Society Holds Bible Study Meeting
The Christian Aid Society met at the church Monday afternoon for Bible study led by Mrs. Raymond Beard.
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The
Christian Aid Society
Raymond Beard
Sunday School Attendance and Training Classes Planned
The Methodist Church notes near normal attendance at Sunday School last Sunday and invites all to attend next Sunday at 9:45. Training classes for Sunday School work are announced with junior 3:00, Ep worth Hi and senior 6:30 League hours. The pastor will preach on The Finality of the Christian Religion.
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Epworth
Sermon on The Importance of a Good Name Honors Washington Birthday
The piece invites readers to attend Sunday morning services at 7 30 with a sermon titled The Importance of a Good Name presented as a recognition of Washingtons Birthday. The notice urges readers to invite friends so a large crowd may attend.
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Washington
Jones Prairie 4 H Club Sees Sewing Guidance and Plantings
Miss Minnie Bartholomew led the Jones Prairie 4 H Club meeting on Monday February 11 sharing sewing instructions for first to third year girls and recounting a trip to Houston. Members worked on patterns and material, while Pearlie Koehler planted cab bage and other vegetables in a hot bed. The club plans to meet again February 25 1029.
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Minnie Bartholomew
Houston
Ruby White
Mary Atkinson
Annie Lee Canady
Pearlie Koehler
Treble Clef Club Holds Regular Meeting
Members gathered Monday afternoon with host Miss Geraldine Slaughter. Roll call and minutes followed by business then a program featuring Bainbridge Crist sketch, Sue Ella Tyson, piano duet by Lois and Ruby Robbins, vocal solo by Florence Atkinson, and Frances Sharpe in Opera in English. Hostess served salad and tea. Next meeting set for March 4 with Miss Bess DuBois as hostess.
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Treble Clef Club
Geraldine Slaughter
Washington
Bainbridge Crist
Sue Ella Tyson
Lois and Ruby Robbins
Florence Atkinson
Frances Sharpe
District Court News on Schigut Debt Case and Closures
In the Mary Schigut versus Joe Schigut suit the jury answered special questions but a judgment will not be rendered until Friday March first. The J C Tucker versus Rudolph Schultz et al case was continued due to new parties defendant being brought in and charged to defendants. Judge Few Brewster of Belton presided and Judge Watson stood in Belton for Brewster.
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Mary Schigut
Joe Schigut
J. C. Tucker
Rudolph Schultz
Few Brewster
Belton
Judge Watson
Brewster
A J Smith Builds New Home in Cameron
A J Niley Smith former Aggie and class of 1908 member has completed a new residence in Cameron. He moves from Branchville Texas and is active in student affairs and the International Stock Judging team.
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Texas Aggie
College At
College Station
Smith
A. J. “Niley” Smith
Cameron
Branchville
Texas
Niley
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Wayside Inn
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