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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1924
Page
5
A sprawling list records visits and travels of Cameron residents and friends during Christmas week. Guests include Miss Tennie Mae Bass Cuero and Mrs. Cora Cammer Waco, while many plan winter trips to California and Texas towns. Local births, marriages, and school moves are noted alongside several students returning to colleges and universities.
State University boys and girls at home for Christmas returned Wednesday including Moulton Cobb Eugene Green Joyce Cox Bassett Watson Charlie Young Marvin Sykes Mildred Chambers Mary Jo Harlan Alta Klawmansky Pauline Green. Local travelers Mrs C W Read and baby, Mrs Trent Newton and son Trent Jr. visitants Jack Taylor Armine L Pope Mr and Mrs S N Diltz Emanuel Werner.
Mrs. H. BE. Pye of Georgetown returns home after Christmas with sister Mrs. Robin Boykin. Miss Ruth Wiley and Miss Bessie Wiley, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. R. Wiley, go back to San Antonio and San Marcos for the spring school term.
Mrs Idella Green returns home after weeks with her brother in Shreveport and her son Robi EF Green and family in Brownsville Mr and Mrs R G Grabein married in Waco on December 22 are now at home in Cameron with rooms at Mrs R S Boykins Grabein formerly Milam county girl reared in Rockdale Mr Grabein with Hefley Motor Company Cameron welcomes Miss Kathryn Kelso and Miss Mary Kelso back to work after Christmas at Files Valley Presbyterian Home and School and Daniel Baker College respectively Alta Klawansky leaves for Austin to reenter State University after Christmas with her parents in Maysfield and relatives in Temple and Waco.
Miss Maud Walston praised twin Miss Alice Cox and Miss Florence Cox at a Christmas party hosted by their grandmother in Hughes home. About twenty children attended from 2 to 4 pm, receiving gifts from a tree as popcorn candy and cookies were shared, with games music and storytelling completing the afternoon.
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