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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1930
Page
6
Rev. Dobson preached at Little River after Christmas break. Bridge club at Miss Bill Fontaine's yielded high score to Mrs. Katie McCall George and low by Mrs. Henry Patillo. Several locals visited kin, with updates on healthcare and illness.
Rodney Fontaine shopped in Cameron on Saturday. Miss Ethel Mckinney visited in Temple on Monday. Mrs. W. T Johnson and daughters spent Saturday with Mrs. Willard Keith in Cameron. Lynn Canady and family have moved from the community.
The W M U of the Baptist church held a Monday meeting at four with three Lottie Moon Circle members eight Eunice Taylor Glass Circle members and seven Lillie Mae Handley Circle members present. Reports from committees were read and a total of 205.45 was given to support a missionary Cameron Baptist Church sent to China. The group will continue appro priations for this mission.
Mrs. Wilson Gunn announces a joint ladies institute in Cameron on January 21. Mrs. T. C. Jester of Houston will teach a study course. Circles meet next Monday afternoon: Lottie Moon with Mrs. Harvey Dobbins at 3, Eunice Taylor Glass with Mrs. George A. Thomas, and Lillie Mae Handley with Mrs. L. L. Blaylock at 2:30.
Mrs Ben Atkinson entertained the 42 Club at her home last Thursday afternoon. Four tables of players enjoyed perpetual calendars for table favors and were won by Mesdames Roy Baskin Jim Baskin Joe Denson and John Watson. Winter flowers and red candles decorated the rooms while a salad plate and hot tea were served.
The notice names Mrs. Vernon McIntyre of Alpine Mrs. Ian Legacy of Coeur d Alene Idaho and Miss Annie Bowman of Eddy as attendees for a forthcoming local function.
Miss Goldy Burke entertained members of the Entre Nous Bridge Club at her home Monday evening. Novelty bud vases were table favors won by Bernice Reese and Enid Beaks with Mrs Millicent Bradford. Pink and green colors figured in decorations and the salad sandwiches fruit cake and hot tea. Guests included Dorothy Davis Essie McCall and Lois Mock.
Giles Arriett, a law student at the State University at Austin, made a pleasant visit to Cameron this week. He was welcomed by local residents and mentioned plans to continue his studies.
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