Mrs Henderson Hosts D A R Meeting With Texas Relics
Mrs T S Henderson welcomed D A R members Thursday afternoon. Roll call cited Shrines and relics of early Texas homes, many on display led by Mrs Pearl Clement with the most items. Officers and committees gave good reports. Mrs Graham Gillis, Conservation and Thrift chair, said shrubs were collected and planted for beautification of the D A R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Henderson
Texas
Pearl Clement
Graham Gillis
Conservation and Thrift
Trusty Black-Draught Laxatives Promote Syrup for Children
Mrs. C. W. Adams of Murray Kentucky praises Thedford's Black-Draught powder for biliousness and says Syrup of Black-Draught is a reliable laxative for children. She notes adults prefer the powder while children may choose the syrup as they outgrow sweets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Adams
Murray, Ky
Thediord
Mulberry Tree Shrub Planted in Baltimore Park
In Old Nashville Park a shrub from the famed Mulberry tree planted in Baltimore. Mrs. Sam Mewhinney presented a paper on the Evolution of the Texas Press. The chapter voted to send the paper to D A R headquarters in Washington DC. Mrs. Henderson presided at tea and served guests as the large birthday cake for Mr. Henderson was cut and enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Nashville
Baltimore
Sam Mewhinney
Texas Press
Washington, D. C
Butts Family In Reunion January 26
A pleasant family reunion was held Sunday January 26 when the N. H. Butts family gathered for Mr. Butts birthday. A turkey dinner with accessories was served at noon. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Butts and children, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Smith and family of Austin, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Chamberlain of Walkers' Creek, Misses Lucille and Florence Butts, Cameron, and W. E. Cowan, guest from Houston. A pretty birthday cake was cut that contained many emblems ordaining merriment.HORNING BROS. ELECTRIC HATCHERY Bring your custom hatching Mondays or Thursdays 24c a egg. Master-bred chicks. Te to 10c. Located next door to Beckerman Saddlery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Butts
Horning Bros. Electric Hatchery
Beckerman Saddlery
Old Milam County Officials in 1906 and 1912 Photos
County Judge Jeff T. Kemp holds photos of seven 1906 officials all of whom were Masons. Names include John Watson, Kemp, E. J. Bradley, W. J. Lane, W. C. Wiese, W. C. Ross, and E. H. Reese. Several are deceased. Wiese is linked to Yee High School and Bradley is in Robertson County. The 1912 pictures include Watson, Kemp, Allen Hooks, Tom Vaughn, and others. Porter succeeded Reese as commissioner. Women appear in the 1912 set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff T. Kemp
John Watson
E. J. Bradley
W. J. Lane
E. H. Reese
W. C. Wiese
W. C Ross
Lane
Wiese
Ross
Reese
Yee High School
Bradley
Robertson County
Dan Tyson
Allen Hooks
Tom Vaughn
W. B. Clark
J. W. Barrett
FE. H. Reese
W. B. Porter
Porter
Hooks
Clark
Barret
Gause
James A Pate
Hiniie Cone
Cherok
Ander Jy Pate
Viola Mevers
Bradbury Family Visit To Franklin Noted
Mr and Mrs W Bradbury and daughter Ann Rutledge Bradbury spent Sunday in Franklin visiting his brother and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bradbury
Ann Rutledge
Bradbury
Franklin
Milam County Baptist Conference Set for Cameron
The Milam County Baptist Conference will convene in Cameron on Monday February 3 with Rev. N D Timmerman presiding. Rev W A Hancock will address the assembly during a full day session starting at 10 a m and a luncheon will be served by church ladies at the annex. Judge and Mrs R E Biggs announce the arrival of a daughter Carolyn born last week to Mr and Mrs Giles McDermott and Mrs Carl Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam County Baptist Conference
Cameron
N. D. Timmerman
W. A. Hancock
Austin
Annex
R. E. Biges
Liberty
Carolyn
Biggs
Margaret McDermott
Giles McDermott
Mr. McDermott
Carl Black
Funeral for plane crash victim held in Caldwell
Reverend J Coy Williams conducted the funeral for R C Kirk the pilot who died in the January 25 plane crash near Tasca. Two other local men also perished in the same wreck. Kirk had wed Myrtle Brewer in Caldwell fifteen years earlier. Mrs A Cottle hosted the Tuesday Bridge Club at the Auditorium Hotel.
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Rev. Williams
Mr. Kirk
Myrtle Brewer
Caldwell
8. A. Cottle
Auditorium Hotel
Expert Demonstration of Perfert Retention Shields in Cameron
Rupture specialist H. L. Hoffman, once with C F L Redlich in Minneapolis, will demonstrate his methods without charge at the Auditorium Hotel in Cameron on Friday February 7 at 9 A M. No mail orders. Home office listed as 405 Lainelohy Building, Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Hoffman
C. FL Redlich
Minneapolis, Minn
Cameron
Auditorium Hotel
Bridge Scores Award Prizes to Swift Collins and Jenness
Scores fell to Mrs. Stanley Swift and Mrs. Albert Collins and Mrs. Clifton Jenness. Each received an oven ware bowl. A salad course with hot tea was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Swift
Albert Collins
Clifton Jenness
Delphian Chapter Discusses Modern Drama
The Delphians met Tuesday with Mrs. Walter Sharpe. Twelve members and two visitors attended. Browning was discussed under Modern Drama. Mrs. Joe Denson presented Browning’s wife and Mrs. Niley Smith reviewed a play. A salad course was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphians
Walter Sharpe
Browning
Joe Denson
Niley Smith
Motorists Tell 70 Gas Station Attendants No Oil
It is estimated that the average motorist tells 70 gas station attendants that he doesn't want oil in the course of a year. The figure reflects frequent refusals to accept oil products during routine refueling.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butts
Reunion
Vicks VapoPub
Vicks
Court House
Berenice McLerran
Milam Co. Baptist Conference
Laineohy
Liccart & Mraas Topacco Co
Delphian Chapter
M. J. Zarosky
A. G. Kunz
Cameron, Texas
Green Produce Company
Poultry & Bey House
Milam County
Prinusly
Tiewdey Felonery
Hell Bam
Iy Gee
Lene
Gene Smith
City Secretary
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