Wedding Guests From Cameron Make Sooner State Visit
Claude and Mack Akers and families traveled from Cameron to Oklahoma last Sunday to attend a friend’s mountain country wedding. The group planned a complete surprise for the couple, old friends of the Akers boys. The trip included Cameron Coca-Cola bottlers and families sharing in Sooner State hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude
Mack Akers
Cameron
Oklahoma
Mountain Country
Akers
Sooner
Fashon
Mr. Akers
Attendees at Rexall meeting in Dallas and local social notes
Joe Denson and Joe Mohler attended the Rexall meeting in Dallas where Mr Renfro died during the visiting druggists banquet at Baker hotel. Relatives and friends visited in Cameron Burlington and Austin. several locals welcomed visitors from Salem, Weatherford, Somerville and Rosebud. Notable events included deacon elections at First Presbyterian Church and the presentation of King Mike at Yoe Hi Auditorium. Hospital and wedding trip updates conclude the social roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Denson
New Cameron Drug Company
Joe Mohler
Rexall
Dallas
Mr. Renfro
Baker Hotel
How Black-Draught Holds its Popularity
An advertisement touts Thedford’s Black Draught as a low cost laxative made from medicinal plants. It claims light packaging saves freight, promises prompt relief from constipation, and suggests it alleviates symptoms like headache, sluggishness, gas, dizziness, and biliousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thedford
Local Gossip Highlights Visits and Visitor Notes
Mrs. George Childress, Sr. returns from Marlin visit. Thompson Kemp tours the state this week in the telegraph line. Miss Louise Green visited Temple Friday. Dr. and Mrs. M. C. Sapp spent Sunday in Austin with daughter Miss Imogene Sapp at State University. Carroll Green has flu and improves. Dr. Price of Dallas spoke on 1929 1934 mood at the High School. W B Levy, shoe salesman, spent weekend here. Foldine Rylander joins Cheeves Brothers millinery staff. R B Rylander and R B Jr visited San Marcos. Mr and Mrs John Green and Mr and Mrs Ernest Green of Rosebud were guests. Harry Weathersby of Houston stayed with A W Esslinger and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Sapp
Austin
Imogene Sapp
State University
Price
Dallas
Baptist Seminary
Fort Worth
Harry Weathersby
Houston
A. W. Esslinger
Brother
A. W. Esslingter, Jr
Beard Family Visits Hillsboro Parents Extend Stay
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Beard and their children from Hillsboro arrived Sunday to visit the Henders on, with Mr. Beard returning home while Mrs. Beard and the children stay longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Shannon
W. S. Clark
la Feria
Honey June Sweet Corn Distributed to Milam Clubs
About 25 packages of a new sweet corn variety named Honey June are being given to Milam county garden and pantry demonstrators. Corn breeder P. C. Mangledorf of Texas A and M. College developed it by converting Mexican June to sweet corn, producing kernels that are sugary rather than starchy. The Honey June line blends attributes of sweet and field corn for Texas conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam County
P. C. Mangledorf
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
A. & M. College
Texas
1800 Trees and Vines To Increase County Fruit Supply
A report from 18 Home Demonstration Clubs shows 465 fruit trees set out for home use in February along with about 100 berry and grape vines and 380 strawberry vines. Dormant pruning and spraying are under way to foster balanced growth for easier picking and future yields. Visitors Mrs. Pat Cheeves and Mrs. Z A Booth of Temple met Mrs. C N Green last Wednesday.
Samuel Pepys Life and Aaron of Lincoln Mentioned
The piece notes Samuel Pepys born February 2 1633 and dies at a friend’s home after holding many offices. It also references Aaron of Lincoln a twelfth century financier who aided nine Cistercian monasteries and the St Albans Abbey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Pepys
A. Jew
Aaron of Lincoln
England
St. Albans
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hefley-Dossett
Insurance
Weldon Black
North Crockett
H. Black
Jones Prairie
Velma Black
Chas. Smith
Port Sullivan
Skeezix
M. G. Cox
Graham Gillis
S. M. Burns
W. A. Morrison
John Watson
Jack Lewis
Roy Baskin
F. T. Connally
Supreme Court
Mr. Connally
Willie Weaver
Woodmen Circle
Rockdale
Milano
Burlington Groves
Weaver
Auditorium Hotel
Mack Maples
Rio Grande Valley
Mary Maples
Mack
Cecil Cone
The
Texas Company
E. S. Hutcherson
John Newton
Mattie English
Mrs. Newton
Jane Tyson
San Marcos
Mrs
Dan Tyson
Julian Freeman
Andrew Freeman
J. W. Coleman
Cameron Furniture Company
Marlin
Frank Stewart
W. J. Wood
McKinney
Martin Manning
Mrs. Balfour Franklin of
Dorothy Perkins
Dusek Pharmacy
Robert Busker
H. L. Dakel
Henry Litzman
Burlington
Claude Gilliland
Mr. Gilliland
San Antonio
Charles Brady
Giddings
Loraine Dodson
Salem
Margarette Moore
Mozelle Bigbee
Baileyville
Beulah Collier
Clarissa Collier
Clara Brown
Weatherford
Sue Baskin
Miss Brown
Santa Fe Railroad
Mike
Yoe Hi Auditorium
Dorothy Blaylock
Nancy Newton
Frank Newton
First Presbyterian Church
Robert McLane
James Watson
Guy T. Newton
Jewel
Grace Brantley
Sommerville
Mrs. Harper
Kermit Harper
Mildred
Roselle Harper
Somerville
Moody Hayes
J. C. Buttrill
Wills Point
Mesdames
S. A. Cottle
Albert Collins
W. A. Bonds
A. J. Triggs
Waco
Rufus Boecker
Wm. Jeter
Carl Deadwyler
Roy Griffith
Henry Sap
Ben Reichert
East Cameron
Stallworth
Isaac Buford
Rosebud
Cameron Hospital
George Childress, Sr
Thompson Kemp
Louise Green
Temple
Carroll Green
Leland Green
W. B. Levy
Foldine Rylander
Cheeves Brothers
R. B. Rylander
R. B. Jr
John Green
Ernest Green
Pat Cheeves
Z. A Booth
C. N. Green
Clore
Texas Power & Light Company
Texas Power & Light Co
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