Cameron Methodist Church wedding of Miss Mary Sue Denson and Clifton Jenness
Miss Mary Sue Denson and Clifton Jenness wed at the Cameron Methodist Church on Saturday January 16 1926 in a ceremony attended by relatives and friends. The event featured family entourages grand music and refined decorations with pink carnations plumosa ferns and tulle. After the ceremony the couple traveled to Hearne then Edgewood North Cameron for a honeymoon and will reside in an Edgewood bungalow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Methodist Church
Mary Sue Denson
T. J. Denson
Clifton Jenness
Ray Jenness
Cameron
R. S. Marshall
Cameron Methodist
C. W. Bradbury
Alex Triggs
J. L. Clinton
Marsanet
Dorothy Denson
Madelyn *Tucker
Lane Denson, Jr
Temple
Jack Hearrell
Glenn Flinn
State University
Wiltz McCown
Hearne
Jenness
Edgewood
North
Priscilla Club Hosts Pleasing Thursday Afternoon Gathering
Mrs. James Watson hosted the Priscilla Club on Thursday at 3 o clock. A delectable dessert course was served to guests seated with the hostess at the finely appointed dining table. Mesdames S. M. Burns, Jr. H. F. Smith Jr. John Mangum, Charles Mc Dermott, Howard Baskin, Walter Newton attended as needlework and conversation filled the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Watson
Priscilla Club
Assad
Mesdames S. M. Burns, Jr
H. F. Smith Jr
John Mangum
Charles McDermott
Howard Baskin
Walter Newton
Reception for Miss Denson at Denson Home on Travis Avenue
Mrs John L Denson and Mrs Roy Baskin hosted a Thursday reception at the Denson home on Travis Avenue for bride Miss Mary Sue Denson. Guests received in a line with family members and friends cellently greeted by Madelyn Tucker. A pink rose centerpiece and ferns adorned the dining table as Misses Harriet Flinn and Dorothy Denson provided Edison music during the event. Mrs Sallie Phillips has returned from Waco visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Denson
Roy Baskin
Denson
Travis Avenue
Mary Sue Denson
Aetna
Ith
Alice McGehee
Mesdames
J. C. Marvin
J. C. Tucker
James Baskin
Tuesday Club Hosts Noted Luncheon Auction 42
Mrs S M Burns Jr hosted the Tuesday club with white and yellow chrysanthemums in silver baskets. Members and guests, including Mesdames Graves Clinton Brown York Watson Martin Miller Denson Childress, attended a luncheon, with four tables set for auction 42 and gift shade pulls awarded to Clinton Martin York and Childress Jr. Two new members Geo Simond and C W Bradbury joined their first meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. S. M. Burns, Jr
George Graves
J. L. Clinton
R. D. Brown
Edwin York
James Watson
J. C. Martin
Conn Miller
Joe Denson
J.C. Martin
George Childress Jr
Mesdames Geo. Simond
C. W. Bradbury
Tuesday Club meets at McDermott home with luncheon
Friday afternoon at 3 pm the Tuesday club gathered at Mrs. Charles McDermott's home for a warm luncheon. Lily centerpiece and place cards named guests including Mrs A Cottle and S M Burns while noting bereavements in the Deer family with Mrs Ebb Leonard of Travis and Mrs Martha Hooker of Milano. Interments took place in Milano. Mr and Mrs Deer attended both funerals during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McDermott
A. Cottle
S. M. Burns
FE. Bonds
Alex Trigges
Fred Cavle
Geo, Childress, Jr
Sam Deer
Cary
Christian Church Social Ends With Baptisms and Jubilee
At the Christian church a dedication and baptismal service welcomed new members including James Neinast Bonnelle Neirast E Lovick Adelyn Lovick Edwardine Lovick Mildred Mvcore Hubert Ard Bennie Archer G C Walters Jr and J Reese Two new board members Orba Duncum James Ne nast were elected A social hour balloon game and lemon relay followed Miss Annabel Hall received a ukulele A T C U Evangelist McReynolds was remembered and punch and cake were served in a festive close
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
James Neinast
Bonnelle Neirast
E. P. Lovick
Adelyn
Edwardine Lovick
Mildred Mvcore
Hubert Ard
Bennie Archer
G. C. Walters, Jr
J. Reese
Orba Duncum
James Nenast
Evenmelist McReynolds
Frank Adams
Mildred Moore
Lemons
Mr. T
Citation Notice for Jessie Woodard in Milam County
Milam County court summons Jessie Woodard by weekly publication for four weeks before March 1 1926 to answer petition filed December 15 1925 in suit No 9459 with Lela Woodard as plaintiff and Jessie Woodard as defendant in Cameron Texas at the district court house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Woodard
District Court
Milam County
Cameron
Lela Woodard
Epworth League Program Highlights and Speakers
The Epworth League session features Beatrice Rylander on a power point lesson titled Great Idea prompting action. Kathryn Shipp leads Ambition with Genesia 7 3 12. Violin solo by Mildred Clinton. Iva Wilson presents A vision of God from Second Kings. Olivia Graham delivers a program on Consecration of God. Mrs. W C Trigg offers an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Clinton
Gol
Iva Wilson
Consecration
God
Milam County Court Notice in January 1926
The document records a court summons requiring a response on the first day of the next term. Witness is Penn Wolf, Clerk of the District Court of Milam County Texas. The notice is dated January 7 1926 and issued in Cameron Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Wolf
Cameron
Milam
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Society News
Jeff T. Kemp
Jenness-Denson
Miss Denson
Sallie Phillips
Waco
IP Club
William Henderson
J. M. Ralston
John A. Smith
R. F. Pool of
Sherman
J. B. Sargent
Mart
Mesdames C. W. Bradbury
Bel
George A. Thomas
Littl
Patsy McGregor
Claude P. MceGregor
Helen Kenny
Madie Watson
Carolyn Cheeves
Katherine McCown
Frances Hobson
Claudie McGaffey
Presbyterian Church
Insurance and Farm Loans
First National Bank
Cameron, Texas
Christian Church Social
A. Howell
Annabel Hall
McReynolds
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
State OF
Texas
Epworth League
Acticr
Beatrice Rylander
Eng
Kathryn Shipp
Ambition
Genesia
Ima Wil
Olivia Graham
W. C. Trigg
District Court of
West
Texas Power and Light Company
Texas Public Utilities Co
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