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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1928
Page
5
Notices urge readers to watch for spring sweaters and sport suits at P. O. Adams Knit Goods Shop Nos. 1 and 5 as stock clears. Several Cameron residents and visitors are listed with hospital news, travels, and social calls including W V Dungan injury, J H Du Bois Houston trip, and various local family visits.
Mrs Hicklin visits daughter Mrs R D Brown in Cameron. Mr Aldifte Baggett ill with pneumonia at sister Mrs Fred Dierr home. Mr and Mrs J L Carter of Corpus Christi visit Cam eron area. A L Robinson and T V Adams of Buckholts in Cameron. G N Rodesney and Fred Johnson in Houston. Walter Sharpe and John C Young in Dallas on business. Jim Dodson of Burlington in Cameron. C S Buffalo Kent Middleton refinery manager in Minerva here. HW C Keith attends Delco convention in Dallas. County Commissioner H W Fuchs Buckholts in Cameron for court. Jim Worley and J A Clark Thorndale visit Cameron.
C H Pellard and Paul Webb city attorney visited Baileyville on Wednesday. J T Thweatt of Maysfield was in Cameron on business Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Du Bois returned from Houston where they had been visiting. Mrs. Chas. Huff of Houston spent last weekend with her sister, Mrs. W. H. Henley, returning home Monday.
Dr and Mrs Arthur Kruse entertain Mrs Sela Bowers of Austin as guest in Fort Worth. Over the weekend she is joined by her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs W O Bowers and their children from Giddings for a family visit.
Mr. B. P. Matocha spent Monday in Taylor on business, meeting local contacts and conducting unspecified duties related to his work.
Misses Vance and Corrie Collier daughters of Mrs C Collier were home for the weekend. Miss Katherine Harlan is in Houston visiting her brother's home. Mr Tom Peebles of Giddings visited in Cameron hospital Saturday. Mrs Lola Hearrell is in Hearne visiting her daughter Mrs Thomas Hefley. Misses Ellion Story and Ina Mae Atkinson spent Saturday in Cameron.
Miss Sue Ella Tyson was home for the weekend. J. C. Tucker vice president of Cameron State Bank was in West Texas last week on business. Before buying your radio see the New Day Fan Radio at W. A. Copus.
Ds and Mrs C F Gaston are proud parents of a son born Wednesday in Cameron hospital. He is named Charles William. Mother and baby are doing nicely. Mr and Mrs Monk Alford and children visit Calvert. J D Camel and A M Hill of Connolly visit Cameron on business. D W Key of Gause visits Cameron. Jeff Jeter of Merysville Kansas leaves after extended visit with Jeter family and R P Jeter. Lucille Dickard of Ruston and Austin visits Mrs W O Triges and friends. Mrs H D Pendarvis of Port Arthur visits her parents. Pendarvis known as Miss Jo Bell.
Mr and Mrs T A Howell and Mr and Mrs Aaron Casal with son Joe spent last weekend in Waco with relatives. Mr Joe Archer underwent an operation in Cameron Tuesday and is reported to be doing nicely.
Notices from Cameron detail W B Denson heading to California for a new home. Miss Janie Ruth Whatley visits then returns to Austin to teach. Mrs Roe dies in San Antonio with funeral in Winchester. relatives and friends offer condolences and flowers from Cameron. Various locals—Hollingsworth move to Branchville. Waco visitors. university student Rosa Baskin at Georgetown. diverse social visits and job notes.
Mrs Tubb of Oakwood visited her mother Mrs Story. Mr and Mrs Guy Newton and child from Cameron visited in the C W Tyson home. Paul Dillo of Burlington and Mr and Mrs E T Kemp of Rockdale visited in Cameron and Judge Kemp homes respectively. Clayton Banzhaf of Temple visited his father George Banzhaf. Nora Adams a Somerville teacher was home for weekend with the Adams family. Dr and Mrs G B Taylor visited in Waco. Local youths enjoyed two parties at the Judkins and Foster homes. Cora Mae Link and Lois Randolph of Cameron visited C Portier home. Fred Smith and family went to a play in Calvert. Judge BR Duff of Houston attended district court as Santa Fe representative.
Mr and Mrs Jim Adams welcomed as guests last weekend Mrs S D Mackey sister of Mrs Adams from Somerville.
Miss Nora Adams spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jim Adams and returned home Wednesday at Sandtown.
Mrs. D Fikes was confined to her room several days last week with the flu but is back at the Bluebonnet Cafe.
Mrs Alta Bartlett and Miss Clara Hamblen of Taylor spent the weekend as guests of their aunts Mesdames J Maddox and R S Harris.
Bargains in hosiery advertise Knit Goods Shop No 1 next door to Howells and Knit Goods Shop No 5 in Turner's Drug Store on the square offering discounts to shoppers.
Dr. R. W. Lyon of Sharpe attended business in Cameron this week. Mr. R. G. Grabein was in San Antonio the first of the week on business.
The advertisement touts B. V. May or Trim Limb hosiery as unmatched and directs shoppers to Knit Goods Shop No. 1 beside Howell's, or Shop No. 5 inside Turner Drug Store, or at the square.
Joe Burnett of Milano and Judge J W Brown of Sharpe were in town on Tuesday on business. Mr and Mrs Whatley of the Olan Maddox farm welcomed a baby girl Alta Hubert Whatley, both mother and child doing fine. Frank Wallwinkle rural school supervisor accompanied county superintendent Mrs K K Robbins to Milam county rural schools last week.
Miss Minnie Bartholomew home demonstration agent visits Maysfield to advance her program. In Cameron Tuesday, R A Hairston, W W Vintom and Ernest Poeter of Rockdale conduct business activities in the community.
J. H. Reaves, section foreman for the state highway department, spent Wednesday in the city, meeting with local officials and inspecting projects.
Thomas Blinka, a prominent Buckholts merchant, was in the city Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Edwin York move into their East Cameron residence sharing a building with Ye Portrait Shoppe where they have lived for months. Mr FE Burns has visited his daughter Mrs J S Bragg and traveled to Yorktown to see another daughter.
Mesdames Roy Law Wm Cobb and J C Tucker were seen shopping in Waco on Friday.
Damp wash ready to iron per th Go Damp wash with flatwork ironed per Tb Pressed out no starch ready to wear per tb Minimum charge Toc If your wash woman quits don t worry Just Phone Us Phone 40
An article touts drinking a quart of water daily and taking JacLett salts to flush and stimulate kidneys. It claims acids from rich foods harm kidneys, causing rheumatism headaches and urinary issues, and urges biannual physician checks.
Mr and Mrs Giles Arriett were in Hearne Tuesday and accompanied home by Mrs Lola Mearrel. Mr and Mrs Thomas Hefley are proud parents of a son born Tuesday the 17 at their home in Hearne. The baby will be named Thomas Edwin.
Mrs. S A Cottle and her daughter Mary Ellen spent Monday and Tuesday of last week visiting relatives and friends in Bryan.
Miss Winnie Henderson, who had been ill for several days, is reported to be recovering rapidly.
Mr and Mrs J S Bragg were called to Elgin Saturday to be with Bragg s mother Mrs F D Bragg who was quietly ill At present she is much improved and they have returned home
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Montana occupy a suite of rooms with Mrs. John Moseley in a shared lodging detailed in the society column.
Mrs Belle McKinney of Waco ends a delightful visit with her daughter Mrs J W McKinney.
Herman Harlan of A. and M. College was home this weekend. Mrs. Al Harlan has been called to her sister in Dallas and has not yet returned.
Mrs Harvey Dobbins welcomed weekend guests Mr and Mrs B B Arledge and her mother Mrs Jone of Taylor for a brief social visit.
Rev. J. P. Love returns from Austin after attending the council meeting for the Diocese of Texas Episcopalians. A. E. Schiller brings an ambulance from Flint, Michigan for Henne and Meyer at Rockdale. Bert Nash family and the Dunns family visit the Du Bois home in Normangee.
Billie Gillis, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Gillis, is much improved after several days of pneumonia illness.
Miss Florine Hartsfield daughter of Mr and Mrs G P Hartsfield departed Saturday for an extended visit to relatives in Sealy Brenham and other cities including stops in nearby towns during the trip
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