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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1933
Page
8
Miss Henriet Hefley hosted a Friday bridge afternoon with guests Miss Katherine McIntosh from C. I. A. and Nell Gurney of Waco. The rooms reflected a Yuletide theme and games entertained guests for a few hours as Mrs. Henry Hefley assisted with a salad plate and hot tea.
Miss Ruth Kemp wraps up a two week sojourn with Judge and Mrs. Jeff T. Kemp and heads to Washington via St. Louis. It is her first home visit since joining the Pension Department. She received informal social courtesies and plans another future return visit. She spent New Year’s Day in Houston with relatives before continuing to Cameron Tuesday morning.
Miss Madie Watson hosted a holiday dance at Judge and Mrs. John Watsons home Thursday night for guest Miss Nell Gurley of Waco. Festive decor brightened the room and after dancing guests enjoyed punch with sandwiches and cookies. hostess aided by her sister Mrs Donald Kilgore. Fort Worth visitor David Lewis attended as an out of town guest.
Mrs W A Bonds entertained the Wednesday Contract Bridge Club at her home 1919 North Fannin Ave with two tables of players enjoying an afternoon of games followed by a dainty salad plate.
The Delphian Chapter met Tuesday with Miss Rose Rischar and Mrs. Joe Denson leading the lesson on Advent of Modern Music. Helpers included Mesdames Baskin Fisher Lesovsky Flinn Freeman and Miss Winnie Henderson. Next meeting set for January 6 with Mrs. Niley Smith as leader.
Members of the Tuesday Contract Bridge Club and invited guests met at Mrs. W. E. Gaither’s home in the Country Club addition to play many games. Guests formed seating by score, with Mrs. John B. Henderson winning among guests and Mrs. C. W. Bradbury winning among members, each receiving gifts. Hostess overseen by her daughter Miss Burtie Gaither and Mrs. J. M. Bowman served a salad course as tall green candles lit the trays. Additional guests included Mesdames John Henderon Albert Collins Oxsheer Smith Stanley Swift Judd Davis R. D. Brown Buck Bonds and James Coleman.
The Christian Aid Society met at the church Monday afternoon with Mrs. Robert Young presiding. Officers elected for the coming year include President Mrs. Raymond Beard Vice President Mrs. Guy Slocomb Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. Ray Burke and Reporter Mrs. G Walters.
All Baptist Missionary Society circles met at the church Monday afternoon with Mrs. W. H. Henley in charge. They changed the Royal Service program date from the fourth Monday to the second Monday and will meet next Monday at the church for a program drawn from Royal Service. Nineteen members attended.
Illness in families prompts postponement of the regular meeting of the Business and Professional Women's Club from this Tuesday to Tuesday evening January 10. Miss Wilyne Hyde will chair the program and Miss Emnis Turner will hostess. All members urged to attend.
The Christian church outlines morning worship on the theme Where Build Character and an evening topic Unto These Least. All young people are invited to 7:30 p m and the Seth Parker meeting afterward. Sunday School begins at 9 45 a m with Ed S Mace as pastor and Mrs B P Hurdle leading music. GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY.
Mrs. R H McIntosh hosted a surprise birthday luncheon for her daughter Katherine McIntosh after her return from overseas service. The six guests included Henriet Hefley Carolyn Cheeves Madie Watson Julia Mae McCollum and Patsie McGregor. The group later attended a picture show and returned for a slumber party.
A Cameron Texas narration argues state county and city taxes plus utility charges devastate local merchants and tradesmen. It cites 1931 Power and Light payments of 93722 dollars for a 3700 population city and questions local self government and fairness of public utility levies.
A weathered guide suggests playful, kid friendly dishes for birthday celebrations. It offers themed ideas like pretzel wheel carts with marshmallow wheels and animal cracker decorated cakes. It includes flower pot ice cream and Nabisco wafer sprigs for variety.
Rev and Mrs N D Timerman visited her parents in Sheridan Arkansas. They were joined by her sister Mrs J Howard Williams and her Dallas husband. Since the return Rev Timerman has been ill with the flu but is now somewhat improved.
A tonic laxative Thedford s Black Draught aids cleansing of the digestive tract and stimulates the large intestine to evacuate. Regular use is advised to establish a habit and maintain health, with continued action until future disturbance.
The January term Grand Jury for District Court includes Foreman J. S. Bragg and members Harry Moody Lester Turner A W Butts M E Ashley C E Akers T J Cooper B B Wall Marvin Charles T W Allen A H Kevill Leo J O Neill R S Wiley B F Bailey Ss S Hickman Adrian McCown W C Colvin George Gambill B R Mauldin Max Kennedy E A Mier tschin.
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