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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1927

Page

7

Local Social Notes and Community Events in Cameron

Local and personal items from Cameron include visits by Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Moore in Rockdale and Mrs. Gee. Jack Robinson and family staying with the Moores. Lily Kate Beckerman of Baylor College visiting Belton and Cameron. a play Safety First at San Grove School House on Friday with 25 cents admission. various visits by students and residents to Austin Waco and Hillsboro. ads for C. N. Green & Bros. appliances. a notable sentencing of James Hairston, Leer Huffman and Clyde Stratton for attempted bank robbery and theft, with Stratton’s Iowa father visiting. injuries to Otto Heimer in an auto accident. two new houses under construction. Epworth League banner at Calvert district meet. marriages and local commerce notes. oil development interest east of Bartlett near Althea and Davilla.

James Hairston Leer Huffman Clyde Stratton Milano Huntsville Stratton Iowa

Quick Relief for Head-Colds with Ely's Cream Balm

A bold ad claims Ely's Cream Balm clears nasal passages in one minute and relieves head cold and catarrh. It promises fast relief from stuffed nose, hawking, and headaches with a few applications in the nostrils, urging readers to buy from a druggist.

Cameron Chick hatchery adds second incubator to reach 22 000 egg capacity

A second incubator brings Cameron Chick hatchery capacity to 22 000 eggs with about 7 000 set weekly. Demand for custom hatching rises after the first machine failed to meet needs. Johnnie Baker of Galveston returned to work after a weekend with his parents in the Marlow area.

Cameron Chick Hatchery Johnnie Baker Galveston Mrs Tom Baker Marlow

Local Youth Recovers After Head Injury

Carter Brogdon son of Mr and Mrs S E Brogdon recovers from an infected head wound Bandages removed he is up and about with his father the local live wire agent of Southwestern Life Insurance Company John Jeter of State University Austin was a weekend guest of his parents Mr and Mrs Royal P Jeter

Nelson Green State University Austin A. N. Green Giles Avyrett, Jr Giles Forlett Carter Brogdon S. E. Brogdon The Southwestern Life Insurance Company John Jeter Mrs Royal P. Jeter

Reliable Store implements price cuts with smaller profits

The column notes big changes at the Reliable Store and Greater proof of Smaller Expense, Smaller Profits Smaller Price. It lists visits by J. P. Werner and Co and reports social calls from Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Minor in Groveton and Fred Childress of Houston with his parents. It also mentions Mrs. Ida Jenness’s recovery at home after hospital illness.

J. P. Werner & CO Fred Childress Houston Mrs George Childress

Local Notes and Visits Reported in Bartlett Area

Used furniture bought and sold notes J O Looney of Bartlett visits his mother Mrs Frances Looney who was injured in an automobile accident Sunday Miss Louise Denson visits friend Miss Louise Adams in Edinburg Attorney FE A Camp of Rockdale attended Cameron County Court Monday H P Black education and musical director of the Baptist church remains ill with influenza and missed Sunday services

J. O. Looney of Bartlett Frances Looney FE. A. Camp Rockdale Cameron H. P. Black The Baptist Church

Lower rug prices and local social notes in Cameron

Congoleum Rugs advertised with lower prices. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Deer returned from Corpus Christi. Mrs. Deer's father D. G. Hooker visiting at their home. Cameron residents attended Salty Sunday singing convention including Judy Kemp Judge Gillis and Judge Watson. E. L. Crockett opening a skating rink with maple floor. winter equipment used and Crockett on a two month vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Hilary Stedman and daughters Lucille and Mary Jo of Smithville visiting Misses Minnie and Cil Stedman.

Sam Deer Corpus Christi Mrs. Deer D. G. Hooker Cameron Salty Sunday Judy Kemp Judge Gillis Judge Watson E. L. Crockett Mr. Crockett Hilary Stedman Lucille Mary Jo Smithville Minnie Cil Stedman

Funeral held for James L. Stewart at Pin Oak Cemetery

Attendees at the Cameron funeral for pioneer James L. Stewart included C. W. Lawrence Dr. J. M. Dollar Mrs. B. J. Baskin Lilian Atkinson Wm. Rogers Judge W. G. Gillis J. B. White Judge Jeff T. Kemp Jack Lewis Penn Wolf R. B. McIntosh and Cecil Cone. The ceremony occurred near his longtime home at Pin Oak cemetery.

James L. Stewart Cameron C. W. Lawrence J. M. Dollar B. J. Baskin Lilian Atkinson Wm. Rogers W. G. Gillis J. B. White Jeff T. Kemp Jack Lewis Penn Wolf R. B. McIntosh Cecil Cone Pin Oak Cemetery

Mack L Harvey Opens Waco Branch For Life Policy Work

Mack L Harvey has visited Waco and Houston on business for a life insurance company. He opened a Waco branch for his professional men's policy and will continue to operate the Cameron branch.

Mack L. Harvey Waco Houston Cameron

Local notables suffer illnesses this week

A line of Dupont Duce finishes. J. W. Coleman is confined to home with erysipelas and missed the Commercial Club session, now improving. H. P. Black, Cameron Baptist church education and music director, is at home with influenza this week.

J. W. Coleman Commercial Club H. P. Black the Baptist Church Cameron

Clergy Attends Ceremony Honoring Archbishop Droessarts

Rev. Father Apel returned from San Antonio after attending rites celebrating Bishop Droessarts being elevated to Archbishop for a district covering Texas and part of Oklahoma.

Father Apel San Antonio Droessarts Texas Oklahoma

Another Square Dance At Wayside Inn

Mr Cammer plans a second square dance next Monday night at Wayside Inn promising a bigger event. He invites all who enjoy old time square dancing while also featuring the New Orleans Eight Black Aces for Friday night dances. The colored orchestra is billed as the Souths best.

History Club Hosts Meeting at Henderson Home

Miss Mary Lake Menderson hosted a History Club gathering Tuesday afternoon at the Henderson home. President Mrs. A. N. Green was absent, with Mrs. Joe Denson presiding and Mrs. W. G. Gillis leading the program. George Washington character ovations opened and closed the meeting. Topics covered included the Nicaragua situation discussed by Mrs. Kemp and a Chinese situation paper read by Mrs. Denson. Local geographical conundrums were offered by Mrs. Anderson, refreshments were served, and several guests from Austin attended, along with Ada Henderson, Hattie Lake, and Carey Brown.

Mary Lake Menderson History Club Hion T. S. Henderson A. N. Green Joe Denson W. G. Gillis Dynldeff Kemp George Washington Kemp T. S. Anderson Mary Lake Agnes Henderson Calad J. M. Ralston J. B. White Margaret Martin Katharine Henderson Austin

Card of Thanks for kindness during sickness and death

The Griswold family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for their kindness during their father’s illness and death. Special thanks are given to those who aided the Sowers. Robert Griswold Walter Griswold Olie Griswold and others extend blessings to all who offered support.

Robert Griswold Walter Griswold Olie Griswold Dim Griswold Belle Little Minnie Mosley Nannie Allen

Methodist Society Meeting Notes

The society met with Mrs. Luther Roberts with eleven present. Committees named for the year include Sick and Stranger with Mrs. Julian Baskin Mrs. David Smith and Mrs. A C Freeman. Finance with Mrs. Roy Baskin. Publicity with Mrs. Arthur Baskin. Program with Mrs. T A Fisher Mrs. Gee. Children with Mrs. Robert Browning.

Luther Roberts Julian Baskin David Smith A. C. Freeman Roy Baskin Arthur Baskin T. A. Fisher Gee, Childress Robert Browning

Mrs Frances Looney Injured in Auto Crash Near Ben Arnold

Mrs Frances Looney of Ben Arnold was severely injured Sunday afternoon when the car she rode in was struck by another vehicle and overturned. She suffered a broken arm and shoulder. Dr G B Taylor who drove the other car had a bruised chest and hand. I O Looney of Bartlett, her son, is here, and a daughter from Oklahoma is expected soon.

Frances Looney Ben Arnold G. B. Taylor

Pedestrians Quick to Jump Out of Way as Cars Leap Ahead

The saying that automobiles are closing gaps proves trivial beside how pedestrians leap aside. The report notes rapid, abrupt moves by people to avoid oncoming vehicles.

Burlington Busy Bee Club Names Officers

Miss Minnie Bartholomeou arrived Wednesday at 10 o clock as Home Agent. Rosalee Klepp was elected President with Julia Mae Maas Vice President Ruby Nolan Secretary and Verna McAfee Reporter. Meetings are the first and third Wednesdays from ten to twelve with sewing baskets.

Minnie Bartholomeou Rosalee Klepp Julia Mae Maas Ruby Nolan Verna MccAfee

Ely's Cream Balm Promises Quick Cold Relief

Opening nostrils and relieving nasal catarrh with Ely's Cream Balm. The fragrant antiseptic cream is applied in the nostrils to soothe swollen mucous membranes and clear air passages for instant relief from head colds and nasal congestion.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Paramount McLane & McLane’s Grocery C. G. Moore Wm. Gee Jack Robinson Doris Maggie Moore Lily Kate Beckerman Bagrlor College Belton F. J. Beckerman Jennie Tyson Mrrs Clyde Tyson Hillsboro San Grove School House Doris Agee of Dorothy Blaylock Bill Fontaine Jones Porairie Corneron C. N. Green & Bros Lester Green Texas University T.ovan Green Wm. R. Rogers Jack Hearrell C.N. Green & Bros London Downe Otto Heimer Helen Dunham Toby's’ Business College Mrs. Dunham Tracy Mrs. H. L. Atkinson Maysfield Lu Meyers Florence N. Green & Bros la Meyers Dalton Pugh Curry Community Cameron Hospital Epworth League of Calvert F. R. Dunlap Willard Keith Emery Garner Gause Addie Mae Cable Route Two Justice of the Peace English R. L. Orr Henry Gohman Mr. Orr Billy Newton Mrs. W. R. Newton Gladys Davis Inez Evans Helen Blaylock Rosebud Dupont Duco B. P. Atkinson Katherine Atkinson Cornelia Esslinger Bryan Ben McClellan Minerva Ben S. M. Messer G. W. Gant Althea Davilla Grant Navarro Oil Company Mr. Messer Palace of Sweets F. Sharpe Cameron, Texas Ely McLane & McLane's Grocery Religy Mrs. W. B. Minor Groveton Scarbrough Mayfield of Temple Ralph Keith Frank Plaster of F. Plaster Ida Jenness Louise Denson Louise Adams Edinburg Wayside Inn Ada Henderson Hattie Lake Carey Brown Methodist Society Burlington Criscoq California J.T. Parma Groceries Fisk Tires Cameron Hatchery I. J. Rosprim College Times
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