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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1930
Page
8
Local residents and visitors are listed with brief notes on health school eye exams and social visits. Dr Dickey from Rase bud examined children and recommended glasses. Several residents travel, visit churches, and attend exams. illnesses include a sick child and flu in the White family.
Miss Ruby Lingert hosted the Monday Night Bridge Club at the J. L. Barmore home with a blue and rose theme. Dulcie McCall won high score for a chiffon handkerchief, Lee McLane earned a smaller one, and guests received novelty Japanese pendants from a pot of gold. Mrs. Dero Jenkins of Rockdale attended as an out of town guest.
Mrs. B. P. Hurdle entertained Good Cheer Club members with auction games replacing bridge last Friday. Guests included Mrs. Judd Davis Mrs. G. E. Sutton and Mrs. T. W. Jackson. Carnations as decor and a salad course with hot tea followed.
An address by John G Donsdale, president of the American Bankers Association, extols the rapid rise of trust departments from 165 in 1900 to about 3,500, praising their guardianship of estates, family finances, and the rise of life insurance trusts as a key service. It urges prudent advertising and advocates life insurance as essential for families, urging young men to buy insurance before marriage.
Marlow Mrs. Erskine McDermott and son Charles visited Mrs. T. F. Burnett on Tuesday. A birthday dinner was held January 19 at RE. A. Henry’s for S. J. Henry and William Whitaker with Ernest Pratt and family, S. J. Henry and family, Wm. Whitaker and family, and Dollie Hicks. Florence Mode stayed with aunt Fannie Short. Rev W. P. Elliott preached at Hix in Burleson county. Elwood Kirk children return to school after scarlet fever and diphtheria. Alvin Houston stayed with Wilburn Story. Mrs. James Coward and Wanda Lee visited Jesse Coward in Cameron. Jesse Brinkley of Houston visited the E. F. Allison home. Fannie Short spent Monday with sister E. Mode. B Y P U enjoyed a successful day Sunday. The crowd.
Revs Fling and Breazeale of Waco shared supper at the Ernest Pratt home Sunday night. Mrs Dollie Hicks guests in the E E Allison home this week. Mrs Jane Smith ill with a cold. Mrs N Y Hayes visiting in Temple. Dollie Hicks and Edith Allison visited W E Allison Monday. Ben Baker hosted with sons Clyde and Henry. Erch Gee of Temple, Cameron residents, James Coward and family from Cameron visited N Y Hayes, with other local relatives.
John Bell and family stopped by the Herman Schwarzing home Monday and Tuesday. John Bell and family were callers at the Schwarzing residence on Saturday night. La Rue Hazel and Aubrey Douglas called at the Walker Cox home Saturday. Gertrud Wilkerson was the guest of Hazel Douglas Thursday night. Perry Strickler made a business trip to town Tuesday.
Roy Little of Belton visited the community Sunday. The sister of John Bailey of Jones Prairie and Charley Bailey of Bailey ville was buried at Little River Saturday. The Little River B Y P U party was at the Love home Friday night. Mrs. J P Fontaine is real ill. Mrs. Carl Black visited Mrs. R K Fontaine. Rev Spradley is still ill. Rev McKinney Henderson of Waco visits his grandmother. Mrs John Bailey is in Temple for a serious operation.
Howard Schwarting and his wife and R W Edward called at the D B Douglas home Sunday night, sharing greetings and social contact in a local visiting pattern.
Miss Connie Mae Hickman a teacher in Ben Arnold returned home Tuesday ill with the flu. The Ladies Worthwhile Club was to meet with Mrs Rodney Fontaine.
Grady Clifton and wife hosted by Mrs. O T Canady who has suffered flu in past week. Hal Clifton and family visited John Bell home. Teague guests Mrs Ben Scott and Mrs Kittie Reckner stayed with Mrs Canady. Dick Friemel taken to Temple hospital for exam. Henry Schwarting to visit sister Mrs J M Powers in Houston. Mrs Herman Schwarting returned from Reed's Lake visit with sister Mrs Grady Dupree. Lorene Cox home from Rosebud for weekend. Helen Clark guest of Douglas Monday night. N C Canady and wife with John Bell Tuesday. Hal Clifton and wife visited again.
Miss Laverne Bowmer spent several days recently in Taylor visiting relatives and resting at a local hotel.
Mrs Cynthia Staton describes months of poor health and nerve distress. She credits Cardui with restoring her strength after weeks of use and says she has relied on it for thirty years. She recommends it to others and passes it to her daughters. Many women report similar benefits from Cardui.
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