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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1942

Page

7

Miss Martha Horstmann Weds John Busby in Buckholts Church

Miss Martha Horstmann daughter of Mr and Mrs Elimar Horstmann Buckholts wed John Busby son of Mr and Mrs E L Busby Waco in a Buckholts Methodist Church ring ceremony Rev W P Elliott officiated Nuptial music by Miss Charlie Frances Williams and Miss M McMillion sang After a short wedding trip the couple will live in Waco with Mr Busby employed at the Veteran Hospital.

Martha Jane Horstmann Elimar Horstmann Buckholts John Busby E. L. Busby Waco Methodist Church Buckholls W. P. Elliott Milford Miss Horstmann Mary Frances Elliott Gonzales Elise Horstmann Jane Phillips Miss Williams McMillion Charlie Williams Norma Geneveive Civiletta Rosalea Santina Lettie Tamplin Louise Harris L. W. Busby Bil Swaner Grady Benson Wallace Ferguson H. G. Pierce Valley Mills Harold Reeder San Antonio Luther Moore Rogers

Burstyn Move Sparks Cameron to Dallas Business Change

Gertrude Burstyn has moved to Dallas to enter business with her sister Rebecca Burstyn. Miss Burstyn has run the millinery business in Cameron for years and leaves with regret, expressing appreciation in The Herald this afternoon. Many Cameron friends mourn her departure.

Gertrude Burstyn Dallas Miss Rebecca Burstyn Miss Burstyn Cameron Herald

Dueser Hagemeister Marriage at Buckholts Home

Miss Lorene Dueser and Walter Hagemeister wed Sunday morning at the home of Rev. A E Flathmann in Buckholts. The bride wore a powder blue and black frock. The couple will reside on their farm in the Fuchs community after a Houston trip. The bride is a former primary teacher at Ad Hall School. The couple were accompanied by the bride's sister Lenora Duser and Mrs. A E Flathmann.

Lorene Dueser Walter Hagemeister A. E. Flathmann Buckholts Lenora Duser A. E. Flath

Baxter and Moseley Wed in County Judge Office

Jimmy Lee Baxter married Opal Moseley in a Saturday afternoon ceremony in the County Judge’s office. Judge Jeff T. Kemp officiated. The couple plans to reside in Haskell.

Jimmy Lee Baxter Opal Moseley Jeff T. Kemp Haskell

Phipps Price Couple Wed At Womack Brashear Home

Miss Lina Mae Phipps daughter of Mr and Mrs W M Phipps of Maysfield became the bride of Rush Price Wednesday night at 7 30 at the home of Justice of Peace Womack Brashear with Mr Brashear performing the ring ceremony. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Thomas Hickman. The bride wore a green suit with brown accessories. They left for a short trip to Waco and will reside in the Susan Pope apartment.

Lina Mae Phipps W. M. Phipps Maysfield Rush Price Justice of Peace

AAA Force Observe Xmas Party At Office

The AAA office force held its annual Christmas tree party on Tuesday night. Each person drew a name and received a toy before being presented to the Community Chest. The tree was decorated and refreshments were served to employees and guests while each member received a Defense Savings Stamp.

AAA Office Force Defense Savings

CYO Holds Christmas Party With Talk on the Crib

The Catholic Youth Organization met Tuesday night for its annual Christmas party. Florence Michalka spoke on the Christmas Crib as members sang carols. Gifts sat under a decorated tree before refreshments of hot chocolate cookies and candy were served.

Florence Michalka

We Will Retaliate Says Gen MacArthur

General Douglas MacArthur said American forces in the Philippines would retaliate for Japanese barbarism in the Far East, including the Manila bombing. He warned that, though retaliation has no immediate means, the Japs will be made to pay in time.

Douglas MacArthur Philippines MacArthur Far East Manila

Pool's Open House At New Parsonage

Rev B L Pool and family invite the church members and the public to an open house at the newly decorated Methodist Parsonage on Wednesday December 31 from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m Attendance is encouraged by the church and the public Pearl Harbor note included.

B. L. Pool

Help May Be Near for American Army

Report of American fighter and bombing planes over the Philippines on Tuesday hints at possible relief for Manila and Western Luzon. Despite Japanese advances and renewed landings, General MacArthur vows a last stand and total commitment to battle.

Philippines Manila Luzon MacArthur America

Japs Attack Singapore Base Amid Air Assault

Japanese bombing planes harry Singapore's great British stronghold at the tip of the Malay Peninsula. Anti aircraft fire and searchlights drove off raids but some life was lost and the city endured a tense morning with limited damages reported.

Singapore Malay Peninsula Indian Ocean Japan

Congressman Poage Visits Cameron on 2 Percent Plan

Congressman W. R. Poage arrived in Cameron as part of a 2 percent plan focused visit. Milton Aycock of Freeport was a participant noted in the same report.

W. R. Poage Cameron Milton Aycock Freeport

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