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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1924
Page
10
Robert Smith spent several days in Dallas visiting his mother Mrs. Jennie Smith who is visiting her daughter this winter.
Mr and Mrs H C Keith spent the weekend in Galveston with their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs D Frayard.
Misses Pitts and Hightower were out of town visitors for the holidays.
Miss Olive Henderson of Baylor College spent last weekend at home with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Win Henderson.
A brisk testimonial invites readers to sample coal at the Oil Mill, promising satisfaction to customers seeking a reliable fuel choice. The note emphasizes quality and value from a local supplier.
University student Billie Arriett spent the weekend with his parents in Cameron, returning to campus afterward for classes and study.
Mrs Henry Henderson and her daughter from Burlington were seen shopping in Cameron on Friday.
Ralph Keith spent the Washington holidays in Clifton with his brother G. E. Keith.
Mrs. A. J. Dossett and her son Stanton of Waco spent last Friday in the city as guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Henley.
Jamita Caldwell enjoyed a weekend with friends in Georgetown amid relaxing social visits and casual outings. The trip highlighted personal time and local gathering in the Georgia area.
48 21 Moulton Cobb returns to State University after a brief home visit with his parents Mr and Mrs W M Cobb. Miss Sallie Coleman of Baylor University visits home. Mrs P O Adams visits her brother A W Taber and family in Austin. 43 21 Oil Mill Dr and Mrs W A Denson of Ben Arnold Cameron visitors last Saturday. Mrs Warren Stone of Mount Clemens Michigan visits daughter Mrs Henderson. Miss Louise Adams of Gause School faculty visits her parents. Miss Lee Mangum of Cuero visits Miss Louise Adams.
Miss Mary Young Baylor University student enjoyed the holiday with her mother Mrs Callie Young. Mrs James L Coleman of Rockdale was a guest in the J W Coleman home Saturday. Mull Mr and Mrs John Henry Thomas and children of Gause were guests at the J D Cone family Saturday. Miss Ruth Henderson Waco city school faculty was at home for the Washington holiday visiting her parents.
Owners Sectional Book Cases at Misses Minnie Nell and Gladys Blaytock were week old visitors with their parents Mr and Mrs L L Blaytock at Sandy Ridge.
Mrs Ray Jenness was carried to Cameron Hospital last Saturday for an appendicitis operation. Late reports as to her condition are encouraging.
Mr and Mrs Julian Baskin have returned from a ten day visit in St Louis where they visited friends and sightseeing spots and enjoyed their trip together.
Miss Gleason of Burlington shopped in Cameron Friday. Apron sale announced for Schiller's Drug Store on March 3 and 4 with items on display. Readers include Miss Grace Mangum visiting parents Mr and Mrs Geo Mangum, and several Cameron area social mentions.
The fragment mentions art squares and linoleum with unclear names. No coherent event or dates are readable. Potential exhibit notes reference new potters, but specifics are missing. Further readable details needed for a solid card.
Mrs Williams demonstrated coffee brewing at the Dobbins Nemast and Matula Grocery stores last week serving Coopers Best coffee to shoppers and passersby.
Mrs Thelston Ford who was brought to Cameron Hospital from Baileyville in a serious condition several weeks ago is expected to return home this week if the weather cooperates.
Oil Mui reports Mrs W B Woody of Rockdale is seriously ill in Cameron Hospital with condition last updated this week.
Billie Meyer prescription clerk at Geo A Thomas Drug Store spent Sunday in Hearne and will leave Cameron around March 15 to make this city his home.
George Thomas, longtime Cameron Compress checking clerk, has purchased the Henry Brothers Confectionery in Hearne and assumes control on the 15th. Vlenna Head and Kenneth Wiley assist. after March 15 Mrs. Thomas joins as cashier. The Thomas couple, Cameron locals, are warmly commended by the Health and local friends as they begin this new venture.
Jeff D. Heffey Jr returns to Wichita after two weeks visiting his parents Mr and Mrs J D Hefley in another local homecoming note.
Miss Nadine Bragg daughter of Mr and Mrs J S Bragg returns to Baylor University Monday morning following a weekend visit with her family.
Miss Mary Cansler visited friends in Waco last weekend. Miss Clara Thomas returned from Waco where she visited her sister Mrs Tom Law. Coal deliveries offered by Mrs W C Sanders Jr who visited her parents in Tonkawa Okla. Mrs J F Guegoids visited her sister in a race last week. Earl Bragg from Rosebud school faculty was home for a weekend visit. Alton Baggett, a freshman at Southwest Texas Normal, visited home.
4321 Walter Thomas a druggist of Hearne spent Sunday in Cameron with his mother Mrs Geo A Thomas
Mrs. C. A. Tosch and her young son have left for Dallas following a visit at the J. C. Burk residence in town.
Mr and Mrs Robert Southwell and their children, once Cameron residents now in Waco, spent Sunday visiting friends in the city.
Jack Taylor of Baylor University spent Sunday with his parents Dr and Mrs G B Taylor. His guest was Lorenz Ellis son of Dr Ellis of Troy. Other guests included Mrs Looney, Alex Hinson of Huntsville, and Frances Looney of Ben Arnold as Cameron reports an epidemic of measles with schools thinning but no serious cases yet.
Guaranteed hemm stitching device fits any sewing machine. Two fifty prepared or COD. Circulars free. LaFlesh Hemstitching Co. Dept. 2 Sedalia Missouri.
Mrs Grover C White returns from Bryan visit with friends. Mrs W A Morrison in Bryan visiting daughter. Mrs Kirby Boles and nephew Wm Sloan in Waco Friday. Mr and Mrs James Coleman of Rockdale visitors in Cameron. Misses Johnson and Moore Yee High teachers visit Austin. Marion Worcester convalescent from pneumonia. Ruth Coleman English teacher Milford High home for weekend. Frances Morrison and Nelta Sloanee in Bryan. G C White of White House Motor Co returns from Dallas Chevrolet dealers convention.
Lee Howell and George Ewing visit Lee Howell senior and Mrs Howell at their home this week. The Baylor University students are spending time with their parents Mr and Mrs T A Howell.
Mr and Mrs Bob Griffith have moved to Cameron from Pleasant Hill in the county's southern area. Mr Griffith is brother of Roy Griffith and of Mesdames T A Howell and Carey Avriett.
Friends learn Mrs. John A. Lee and her young daughter are convalescing after a serious illness. The family plans to move soon into one of the Mowdy apartments, signaling a return to normal life.
G C White and John House proprietors of the White-House Motor Company and Joan Muse salesman attended the Chevrolet dealers convention in Dallas held last week.
Miss Edwin Burns of Houston was a guest this week of her sister Mrs. J. S. Bragg. The visit highlights family ties and social activity in the Bragg household.
Miss Frank Duke Hightower domestic science teacher at Yee High School visited San Marcos with Mrs T F Criswell and sons of Buckholts Cameron visitors were the Misses Cobb from Marlow and Hoyte schools. Miss Nell Mitchell and Miss Laura Wendt Cameron teachers spent the weekend in Franklin and Brenham.
Seth Corley Jr son of Mr and Mrs Seth Corley Buckholts is recovering from serious injuries after being struck by a car and will soon move from Cameron Hospital to his home. Hillsboro visit and local shopping notes include Miss Jolly Blanche Pitts Yoe High English teacher Mrs Frank Zelesco and Miss Cora Weathsbee from Oakville.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Lankford and children were guests of Albert and Mrs Lankford on West Main. Leonard a Cameron boy works as traveling auditor for the United States Government. He lived in Washington DC but moved to southern territory and will base his headquarters in Dallas where he owns a home.
Mrs Henry Reaves and Miss Clarindinks of Ben Arnold were seen showing in the city Friday indicating social activity and local prominence.
Mrs P J Connonly of Lubbuhl survived Tuesday to visit her sister Mrs Leland Giem. Mr and Mrs Penny Wolf are moved to a new home just completed.
Mr and Mrs Louise Sedelmeyer and Mrs Louies Howan have returned to their home in Erie Pa after an extended visit at the home of their sister Mrs F C Fahren dort in this city.
Mr and Mrs Oxsheer Smith and Mr and Mrs Hubert Hefley visited in Waco last Friday. J D Link a Silver City merchant was a business visitor Friday. Miss Blanche Wiley of the Grammar School faculty visited home in Leander Saturday and Sunday. W D Blackstone Southwest Texas Normal Freshman visited home folks Friday.
Misses Louise Denson Louise Adams and Christine Fesslinger of Cameron were at home for a weekend visit.
Maud Ethridge who runs the Giles L. Arriett delivery car is at home this week with a measles illness.
Milam County commissioners court will receive proposals until 10:00 a.m. Friday February 29 for additional steel shelving for the county clerk office. Usual rights reserved and court waives all technicalities. Giles Lavriett, Auditor, Milam County, Texas.
Cameron school board approved Grady Houston to conduct the 1924 census starting about March 1. Residents are urged to cooperate for an accurate count as architects’ plans for Cameron schools await two absent board members. The board hopes census results show a significant rise in the scholastic population due to city growth.
Invitation from the Farm Bureau Cotton Association calls Milam county farmers to Cameron on Saturday March 1 at 1 30 p m for organization and active county setup. W J L Hall Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association secretary is expected to speak to attendees. All are invited.
The recital by the expression pupils of R. C. Harper scheduled for this week has been postponed indefinitely due to widespread illness among school children and his pupils.
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