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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1930
Page
7
Fragments recount a ferocious dog chasing left handed hitters, a boy retrieving a ball from a dog under a house, and a deer hunting misadventure near Fredericksburg Texas. The piece mixes student quips and classroom jokes with a note that seventh grade soon becomes a hospital as a hay ride ends.
In December Dick Jack and Clayton Sapp explore a haunted house with supplies planning to stay all night. They enter single file light candles build a fire and cook supper. Afterward a door blows open lights go out and they decide to leave.
An old man with a suitcase visits a garage seeking travel to a city with a building boom. He is broke and cannot buy food. The mechanic lends five dollars and later receives a letter with five dollars and gratitude from the stranger. Addie Mae Lunsford.
A country traveler seeking shelter from rain finds a one room cabin on a knoll. He enters on a bay pony, lights a match, and starts a fire as sounds of scuttling and a sudden rush behind him rise, suggesting danger.
A plan to ride Friday night hinges on favorable weather. Organizers hope rain stays away and conditions stay dry for the outing.
The Federation of Missionary Societies of Cameron will observe World Prayer Day at the Baptist Church on Friday at 3 30 PM. The service commemorates the first Pentecost and seeks an outpouring of the Holy Spirit. The local Week of Prayer program was canceled to join the observance.
Mrs. Charlie Nabours entertained members of the Monday Night Bridge Club with a spring motif this week. Peach and plum blossoms and violets provided house decorations and tallies, creating a bright, floral atmosphere for the event.
Score pads in pastel colors featured a central butterfly design as Miss Dulcie McCall achieved high score with Mrs. Penn Wolf second. Mrs. W. R. Hoover triumphed low while pink and green brick cream cake squares decorated in white were served. Green trays carried novelty holders given to Mrs. Conn Moody, Mrs. W. D. Bigbee, and Miss Dulcie McCall. Hoover was the sole guest outside the club membership.
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