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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1914
Page
3
This Cameron event promises notable interest for women with a White Sale featuring the best values and advance ready to wear styles. New effects and designs will be shown, inviting attendees to view the display whether or not they plan to purchase.
Our import order of White Goods Dress Linens Table Damask White Crepes Battistes and other White Goods have arrived for display during three days of special prices and values. We promise a agreeable surprise to all customers given our reputation for linen values.
The notice invites readers to attend a three day sale promising better values and a line of merchandise never before shown in Cameron. It assures the store offers quality goods whether or not a purchase is made.
The Cameron Temple Pythian Sisters held a regular session Friday with new officers installed headed by Most Excellent Chief Mrs Jett Z Kemp and Excellent Senior Miss Junitia Stafford. Future items include hosting the District Convention in April and a Grand Drill at Grand Temple in Temple Texas next May.
Mr and Mrs Seth Duncan hosted a Wednesday birthday party in her honor with the game of forty two among guests Misses Earle Lankford Theresa Jenson Nella Thomas Jurusha Rogers Eva West Bertha Williams Jewel Petty and Messrs John Menshaw Don Eplen W M Fannin Ray Burke Bertise Petty Robert McLane and Leon Spiller of Missouri A fruit salad with cake was served.
Guests departed amid expressions of appreciation for the pleasant evening and the fair honoree. Former friends praised Mr. Stevens as a respected, promising young citizen. Mr. and Mrs. Stevens arrived in Cameron and will reside at the Lankford Hotel for the season. The Herald offers congratulations and best wishes.
In Cameron the Hendersons opened their home Monday evening to a reception in honor of Mr. and Mrs. O L Kidd. Hundreds attended as guests praised the couple with congratulations. Ada Henderson led the serving party and a refreshment course was served in the dining hall.
The Bridge Club met at Miss Eatna Smith's home on Friday afternoon with full participation. A telegram from Mrs. Vivian McIntyre of Marathon, the club’s first bride member, was warmly received. The gathering concluded with a two course salad luncheon.
Monday evening at the home of the bride's parents Mr and Mrs John Hefley in Big Springs Texas the marriage of Miss Abbie Lou Hefley and Mr Milton Stevens of this city was solemized The bride is a native of Cameron and connected with highly esteemed families and will be welcomed among the community.
The U D C plans a program at the High School Auditorium Monday January 19 1914 at 2 30 p m to honor Robert Lee. Daughters of the Confederacy lead the program with songs and exercises by school children. Veterans of Ben McCulloch Camp urged to attend. Music by Bonnie Brougher.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Green hosted a cheerful gathering of young friends with Mr. Lawless Green as host. Miss Pauline Gill contributed an original story as the company portrayed its characters and enjoyed games and a refeshing course. The Koka Kampfire Debating Society met Friday in the School building with Miss Winnie Henderson and Mr. Strickland directing a program on Has the United States a Right to Intervene in the Mexican Troubles.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society gathered this week with Mrs. T. McLane. The session was enjoyable and concluded with refreshments. The group lamented that the hostess will soon move from Cameron, leaving a vacancy in the church’s service group.
Central Texas Law and Collection Co. of Waco Texas offers standard makes of typewriters for sale at less than wholesale cost over the next 30 days. Write immediately if you are considering a purchase. 526 Austin St. Waco TX.
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