San Gabriel Bride Weds Cameron Groom In January Ceremony
Miss Ruby Willie daughter of Mr and Mrs Emil Willie of San Gabriel and Mr Coy Arnedge son of Mr and Mrs John Arledge of Milano were married at the home of Mr and Mrs Gene Smith in Cameron on Friday January 14 1927 Rev J P Love officiated. The bride taught in Milam County and is now teaching at Lilac. Guests included Mr and Mrs Gene Smith Monroe Smith and A R O Neal with local society names offering congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Willie
San Gabriel
Coy Arnedge
Gene Smith
Cameron
J. P. Love
Emil Willie
Milam County
Salem
John Arledge
Milano
Monroe Smith
A. R. O'Neal
Herald
Arnedge
Birthday Party for Morris Eplen Celebrates Third Year
Mrs J D Eplen hosted January 13 1927 birthday party for her son Morris Eplen with twenty children. Pink and gold decor and dimmed lights highlighted the cake with three pink candles. Jim Coleman Jr won a ring Joe Lloyd Mitchell a thimble Mary Ann Green a button Frances Kilian a horseshoe. Dolls horns were prize draws. Ice cream and cake served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Eplen
Morris Eplen
J. L. Coleman
Eplen
Symphony Club Holds First Meeting of the Year
The Symphony Club opened its year with host Mrs. W Levy at East 18th Street. Mrs Newton presided as members heard lessons on primitive oriental and medical sling instruments. The program featured piano duet by Mrs J L Clinton and Mrs R P Jeter, solo by Mrs Wilson Gunn, and piano by Mrs Henry Sapp. Hostess served sandwiches cake and coffee. Next meeting set with Miss Aetna Smith on January 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symphony Club
W. Levy
East 18Th St
Newton
J. L. Clinton
R. P. Jeter
Wilson Gunn
Henry Sapp
Aetna Smith
Missionary Society forms committees at church meeting
At a recent church gathering, Mrs. R. J. Batte announced the Missionary Society’s new president and named committees for Prayer Circles, Missionary Publicity, Finance, Stewardship and Lithing, Sick, Membership, Hospital, Shut-ins, Visit Strangers, Social Service, Birthdays, Parsonage, and related roles with multiple members listed for each group. The lengthy roster includes Mrs. Henry Davis, Mrs. Porterfield, Mrs. W. S. Clark, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Tate, Mrs. White, Mrs. Leland Green, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thehhurch
The
Missionary Society
R. J. Batte
Henry Davis
A Sharpe
W. H. Triggs
R. A. Tag
M. M. Johnson
P. O. Adams
Sadie Hefley
Lena Baskin
Porterfield
W. S. Clark
Davis
Tate
White
Leland Green
Joe Mohler
Frank Plaster
A. C. Freeman
J. Baskin
Arthur Baskin
H. F. Smith
Julian Baskin
Sick
D. H. Slaughter
Whatley
G. T. Moore
L. J. Power
S. W. Cheeves
J. B. Lindsey
B. T. Harris
Grover C. White
McCall
David Smith
Buck Bonds
A. Cottle
Mollie Moore
Mesdames Bragg
Chas. Coleman
Wm. Cobb
Walter Sharpe
Charles
Missionary Union Enlists Members For Royal Service
The Woman's Missionary Union met at the church Monday afternoon for an Enlistment Service led by Mr. Hutcherson. Mr. Black urged cooperation with the B Y P U. Next Monday the WMU will form study circles in Royal Service with four circles led by Mrs. Denson Mangum Thomas Flinn. Sunbeams meet Sundays at 2 pm. Girls Auxiliary meet Saturday 9 am and Sunday 2 pm. Royal Ambassadors meet Sunday 2 pm at the Sunday School Annex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Union
Hutcherson
Black
Woman’s Missionary Union
John Denson
Geo. Mangum Cirele
Geo A. Thomas
E. A. Flinn
Sunbeams
Royal Ambassadors
Galveston Bride-to-Be Engaged to Cameron Doctor
Dr Emil Klatt of Cameron and Elizabeth Armstrong of Galveston announce their engagement and May wedding. The luncheon at National Park Seminary in Washington, D C, honored the bride elect. Relatives sent telegrams from East Orange New Jersey and Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Fimil Klatt
J. F. Guggolz
State University
University of Texas
Galveston
John Sealy
Klatt
William T. Armstrong
Elizabeth Armstrong
Emil Klatt
Trinity Church
Esther Armstrong
Whit
National Park Seminary
Tington
D. C
Westover College
Millsbury
Col Gresham
National Capital
Missionary Society Circles Plan New Year Meetings
The Missionary Society met in circles Monday afternoon to plan the New Year. Circle one gathered at Mrs. J. F. Brown with fourteen members present. Mrs. Joe Lindsey led the devotional. Mrs. B. J. Baskin spoke on Stewardship and Tithing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missionary Society
Circle One
J. F. Brown
Joe Lindsey
B. J. Baskin
Circle Meetings Reported With Ladies of Various Circles
Circle two hosted Mrs Willard McCall with sixteen in attendance as six new members joined. Mrs C S Peyton led a voice lesson and a business session appointed committees and thanked retired leader Mrs M M Johnson. Meals included coffee nut cake and pickles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Two
Willard McCall
C. S. Peyton
M. M. Johnson
Circle Three
N. Green
Frank Plaster
S. W. Cheeves
Carolyn Cheeves
Circle Four
Tom Denson
Denson
The
Missionary Society
W. C. Trigges
Bridge Club On East 11th Street Receives Laurels
Mrs. Thad Eppersen entertained the Monday night Bridge Club at her East 11th Street home with two tables in play. Miss Jennie Brown won high score and received a pink boudoir pillow, while Miss Dulce McCall took consolation with a porch pillow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thad Eppersen
East 11Th St
Jennie Brown
Dulce McCall
Dallie Young
Loyal Woman's Council Bible Study Meeting
The Loyal Woman's Council of the Christian church met with Mrs. Martin Kilvan last Monday afternoon for Bible Study with ten present. The lesson was led by Mrs. Guy Slocom. Next Monday afternoon the Council will meet with Mrs. Felicia Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Woman’s Council of the Christian Church
Martin Kilvan
Guy Slocomb
Felicia Morgan
Presbyterian Auxiliary Circles Meet for Foreign Mission Study
The Presbyterian Auxiliary held three circles Monday afternoon to study the Foreign Mission Book. Circle one with Mrs. Lu Meyers had four present and served salad and hot coffee. Circle two with Mrs. E Eggert had four present and served salad and hot tea. Circle three with Mrs. Jones Watson had four present. The auxiliary will meet in circles again next Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Circle One
Lu Meyers
Circle Two
E. Eggert
Circle Three
Jones Watson
Ausxiliary
Cameron History Club Meeting At Commercial Hotel
Mrs S A Cottle hosted the Cameron History Club at the Commercial Hotel with 3:30 PM Tuesday gathering. Mrs Kathryn Robbins led a discussion on Mexico's Trouble with Nicaragua. Mrs J P Cue spoke on Farm Relief as Dea th with by the President in his Address to Congress. Hostess and Mrs Geo Simonds served marshmallow pudding and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Cottle
Cameron History Club
Commercial Hotel
Kathryn Robbins
Mexico
Nicaragua
J. P. Cue
Deaith
Congress
Geo. Simonds
No Episcopal Service Next Sunday for Diocesan Meeting
The Episcopal church will not hold services next Sunday as the minister and several congregation members travel to Houston for the annual meeting of the Council of the Diocese of Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Houston
Council of the Diocese of
Texas
Power’s Banquet Event Highlights Missionary Gathering
At Orange a church event featured Jack Power as the principal speaker, introduced by T A Fisher of the Brotherhood. Bishop Sam R Hay and Presiding Elder L B Elrod heard Power discuss the country’s class of men, followed by a Missionary Society banquet and a closing blessing by Rev. Elrod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Bray
Correspondence School
Mr. Power
Cameron
Jack Power
T. A. Fisher
The
Brotherhood
Sam R. Hay
L. B. Elrod
L. J. Power
Hunter
Fisher
Bishop Hay
the Missionary Society
Rev
Elrod
Watts
Dance at Wayside Inn Draws Crowd Despite Cold
The Wayside Inn dance last Friday night attracted a well attended crowd despite extreme cold weather. J. D. Lewis and his orchestra supplied the music and will play again Friday night. The building is well heated and comfortable and Mr. Cammer expects a large crowd rain or shine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Inn
J. D. Lewis
Cammer
Mr and Mrs Green Entertain Bridge Club Members
Mr and Mrs C F Green hosted the Mr and Mrs Bridge Club at their Green Addition home on Tuesday evening. Three tables were played with S E Dossett winning high score for a teapot and Edwin Bigbee taking low score a flower bowl. Guests included Mr and Mrs Edwin Bigbee Mrs B Miller and S E Dessett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Green
Bridge Club
Green Addition
S. E. Dossett
Edwin Bigbee
Bmiller
S. E. Dessett
Bridge Luncheon Hosted by Mrs. W. B. Denson
Mrs. W B Denson entertained with a bridge luncheon at her home on a Saturday afternoon. The blue and yellow color scheme influenced scorecards and decorations in the reception suite. High scorers Miss Jennie Tyson and Miss Martha Lou Hooks received corsages of sweet peas. guests included Eloise Rogers Bess Wiley Callie Young Bill Fontaine Martha Lou Hooks Jennie Tyson Mrs Edwin Bigbee and little Miss Beryl Bigbee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Denson
Jennie Tyson
Martha Lou Hooks
Eloise Rogers
Bess Wiley
Callie Young
Bill Fontaine
Jdennie Tyson
Edwin Bigbee
Beryl Bigbee
Lutheran Sermon in English at Episcopal Church
Lutheran preaching Sunday January 28 at 2 30 PM in Episcopal church with Rev W H Bowie of Waco Texas presiding and delivering the English language sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
W. H. Bowie
Waco
Tex
Abrams Brothers dissolved. The Famous stores split
The Abrams Brothers firm dissolves its Hearne Texas and Cameron Texas stores by mutual consent. The Hearne store becomes owned by Meyer Abrams and the Cameron store by Jake Abrams. Debts and liabilities are reassigned to each new owner, dated December 30, 1926, with both Jake and Meyer Abrams signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abrams Brothers
Hearne
Robertson County
Texas
Cameron
Milam County
Jake Abrams
Meyer Abrams
A. D
Jake Abrams Meyer Abrams
Brotherhood Banquet at Methodist Church Enlivens Cameron
The Methodist Men’s Brotherhood held a basement banquet Wednesday night with a stunt program. Eloise Rogers sang and Dorothy Blaylock gave artistic readings. A male quartet of Freeman, Stafford, Fisher, and Bonds performed two pieces. An express package from Orange Texas mocked Rev Power with a cartoon and items including hunting gear and an old gun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Men’s Brotherhood
Methodist
Eloise Rogers
Dorothy Blaylock
Messrs
A. C. Freeman
W. H. Stafford
T. A. Fisher
W. A. Bonds
Cameron
L. J. Power
Orange
Texas
Power
Mr. Power
Episcopal Crusade Inaugurates Two Texas Crusading Centers
The Episcopal Diocese of Texas plans Crusade centers at Christ Church Houston and St. David's Austin as part of a nationwide Bishops Crusade begun in January. Bishop Capers will inaugurate at Houston January 25 with a council sermon and diocesan events continuing through January 28. The effort aims to renew faith and mobilize church activity without fundraising or recruiting new members, followed by an extensive parish-level follow-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Episcopal Church
United States
America
Diocese of
Christ Church
Houston
St. David's Church
Austin
William Theodotus Capers
West Texas
Capers
Elinore McKee
St. Paul’s Church
New Haven
Connecticut
William J. Dodge
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Mc McKee
National Crusaders
Plans for preaching mission at All Saints Church
Plans are being made to hold a preaching mission at All Saints Episcopal Church between now and Easter in this city. Local organizers aim to bring a series of sermons and outreach events to the parish leading up to the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints Episcopal Church
Cameron Churches Sponsor County Farm Services
The Pas tor's Association voted for each church to sponsor inmate services at the County Farm twice monthly. This month the Episcopal church led by Rev. J. P. Love held a 4 PM Sunday service. Last Sunday the Methodist choir assisted. inmates show appreciation. Next month another church will lead, then each church in turn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
J. P. Love
Methodist Choir
Rev. Love
Enid
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society News
Arledge
Willie
Loyal Woman's Council
History Club
MR. & Mrs. Bridge Club
Lutheran Church
Bishops Crusade
Cameron Churches
County Farm
Kelly & Phillips
Federal Lane Bank of
W. G. Gillis
Cameron National Farm Loan Association
Cameron, Texas
Burroughs
Max Collins
del M. Royal Anne
Armour
Wilson’s
Oranges
California
Fisk
J.T. Parma Groceries
Fisk Tires
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