Officers named for club positions
A local club lists its officers as President Vice President Secretary and Treasurer in a brief notice. The report names the four roles without detailing individuals or terms.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1921
Page
6
A local club lists its officers as President Vice President Secretary and Treasurer in a brief notice. The report names the four roles without detailing individuals or terms.
Long list of local residents visiting relatives and traveling to nearby towns. Mentions of Rev. Culpepper moving to Stevensville, various visits to Waco, Temple, Gatesville, Fort Worth, and Brownwood, plus social calls among families, guests, and church members.Corn prices noted for Oil Mill and Cameron Cotton Oil Co with temporary promotions.
Open nostrils and end a cold with Ely's Cream Balm. This fragrant antiseptic cream clears air passages, relieves sniffling and headache, and provides instant relief by soothing swollen mucous membranes. Apply a small amount in the nostrils for quick results.
The ladies met in a church business session last Monday with Mrs. John Denson presiding. Fourteen members attended the gathering and led devotional exercises.
Six ladies met at the church Monday afternoon as the executive board held a business session.
The Mission Study hall hosted a fight ladies gathering with Mrs. R. A. Tag leading an engaging lesson. Quarterly reports were presented and deemed satisfactory, and Miss Mollie Moon delivered a strong social service report.
Mrs Ed Tucker hosted a slumber party last Thursday night for four girls Eugenia Wallace Francis Morrison May Sue Denson and Lillie Kate Beckemann. After a tasty supper the group enjoyed a visit to the New Herley theatre.
Mrs Rush Thomas hosted a porch bridge party Tuesday afternoon with three tables and decorated with roses. Mrs Vernon McIntyre of Marathon won high score and received a sterling silver tea ball. Out of town guests included Mrs Dollie Chisholm of Washington DC and Miss Lella Bassett of Dallas.
The Epworth League of the M. E. church held a 42 party at Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Freeman's home. The lawn glowed with electric lights while Miss Mildred Moon prepared score cards with yellow daisies. Eight or ten tables hosted games before ice cream and cake were served by Mrs. Freeman assisted by Misses Jewel Joslin and Mildred Moore.
Last Saturday afternoon Master Giles Arriett celebrated his fifth birthday with ninety children at a Fourth of July themed party. Red white and blue decorations filled the lawn as guests brought gifts and played games and soldiers like. Mrs. Arriett distributed favors a red white and blue whistle. A large fruit cake with five pink candles was cut after marching around it. Prizes awarded included a gold ring to John Atkin son a dime to Maude Watson a thimble to Caroline Cheeves and a penny to Wilson Mode. Ice cream cones pink and white candy and gum were served.
Cameron overwhelmed A M All States as batters built big averages and pitchers struggled. The Bear Cats won 11 to 2 after A M used three pitchers to slow the attack in the early innings. A blue coat and blue serge suit lost at the Santa Fe depot. reward offered by Mrs E M Casey of Cameron Texas.
An old ad copy touts a one day cure for colds using Laxative Brom Quinine tablets. The claim mentions stopping the pain and headache and relieving the cold with E W Grove’s signature on each box.
An old advertisement claims a tonic purifies the blood and restores vitality and energy. It promises strengthening and invigorating effects with a stated price of Poc.
Quick cough relief advertised by Hayes Healing Honey with Grove Open-Trate Salve included. The salve targets chest and throat for cold and croup relief, applied to skin for throat comfort, both items sold together for 35 cents.
An ad for Hamberg Breast Tea claims a tablespoon in boiling water clears a cold or grip by opening pores and relieving congestion. It says the tea loosens the bowels, is inexpensive and vegetable, safe and harmless for use any time during the day or before bed.
An old time patent medicine ad claims St Jacobs Oil dissolves rheumatism pain and stiffness by topical rubbing. It touts rapid relief from aching joints muscles and bones including sciatica lumbago and backache with a 35 cent bottle from any drug store.
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