Christian aid society sews at Mrs. Young home
Members of the Christian Aid Society met at Mrs. Robert Young's home for Red Cross sewing. Next Monday they will return to finish work begun.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1933
Page
8
Members of the Christian Aid Society met at Mrs. Robert Young's home for Red Cross sewing. Next Monday they will return to finish work begun.
A column jokes about a man saving money with an inferior tire and notes quality tires at Horstmann's in Cameron. The piece frames everyday choices as small comedies or tragedies in town life.
Interesting group meetings were held by the Baptist Missionary Society on Monday afternoon. Circles led Bible lessons at multiple homes with 7 to 14 members and several visitors. The W A group met at the church, growing to sixteen members, and will hold Red Cross sewing next Monday.
Miss Frances Kleceka married Phillip Hubnik in a Wednesday ceremony at Marak Catholic Church officiated by Father Caear. The couple resides on a farm near Macak and were joined by numerous county friends for a midday dinner and evening dance.
After a Baptist church choir rehearsal on Wednesday evening the group moved to the Sunday School annex for a party. Mrs Conn Miller and Miss Goldie Burke led games and stunts including a burlesque marriage with Rev N D Timmerman Mrs W Kuehl and Roy Duckworth in costumes. Hosts served sandwiches cake hot chocolate and roasted pecans at the end.
Mrs. Vernon McIntyre hosted the Wednesday Contract Bridge Club at Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Smith's home with narcissus and japonica blooms setting the spring color. Prizes went to Mesdames Brown Robinson Bowman Collins and high cut to Mrs. Triggs, each winning two decks of cards.
Her daughter Janette McIntyre and her sister Miss Aetna Smith attended a gathering where game tables had accessor ies removed and Valentine spreads with centered flowers. Other guests included Mrs J N Bowman Mrs S A Cottle Mrs Vernon Roberts Mrs Oxsheer Smith Mrs J C Martin and Miss Aetna Smith.
The First Baptist Church announces Sunday, January 29 services at 9 45 Sunday School 11 00 Morning Worship 6 16 Evening Worship 8 30 Evening Worship. Rev N D Timmerman preaches both sermons A Picture of Saints in the morning The Octopus in the evening Miss Helen Flinn to play piano Mrs C W Bradbury on violin and Francis Cox on trombone provide special music Choral Club Yee High School directed by Miss Alice Adele Wilkerson directs Sunday evening song service.
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