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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1932
Page
5
Local society notes list numerous Cameron area families visiting relatives in Texas cities during the holiday weekend. Among those mentioned are Crosss, Kroughs, McCowns, Garners, Ray Pruett, West, Law, Hefleys, Parkers, Cherry, Buff, Moss, Davis, McLane, Arriett, Hanna, Wohleb, Howell, and Young with travels to San Antonio Dallas Houston and Austin and homecomings in Cameron.
Miss Cecelia Hibner spent Sunday and Monday in Houston visiting friends and joined Delphine and Bessie Sostak for a Galveston trip. Mrs. L. C. Gayle, after a month away, met sister Mrs. Lon Springer and cousin in Munice and visited Mrs. Wilbur Miller in Matador then San Angelo with bro ther F. E. Brazelton. Mrs. Springer joined Mrs. Gayle for a brief visit. Mrs. Deadwiler of Dallas visited her parents and sister in Dallas. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Roberts hosted Mae Jenkins and Mrs. J. A. Laramay with two children from Temple. Laramay is Roberts’ sister. Miss Marguerite Ford visited Brownwood friends. Duke and Ayres, Inc. advertise cosmetics tax reduction. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Doss of Dallas returned home after visiting Mrs. Vernon Roberts and others in Marlin. Emory Camp, candidate for Representative, spent the Fourth meeting locals.
Reed Rogers posted the low gross score in the Temple golf tournament of the Fourth, receiving a handsome golf bag. The event drew local amateurs and noted Reed as among the state’s best, frequently earning prizes.
A long list of candidates appears for Governor Lieutenant Governor Attorney General State Comptroller Treasurer and various state and local offices. Voters see names from Harris Dallas Travis Tarrant Potter and other counties with party declarations not shown. The page also includes district and precinct designations for judges sheriffs clerks and commissioners.
Mr and Mrs John Mangum and children of Waco spent the Fourth with his mother Mrs George Mangum and sister Miss Grace Mangum. Mrs Paul Brown of Harlingen and her children visited her parents Mr and Mrs J M Ralston and planned a return to Cameron for a longer stay with her parents. Mrs Brown, formerly Miss May Ralston, is welcomed back by many friends. Robert Smith hosted three aunts for a birthday at his mother’s old home, with Mrs Sallie Phillips co hosting along with Robert. Mrs Heck Ellis of Houston and El Paso and Mrs Abbie Davis of Waco joined the group. Ellis planned a visit to El Paso. Davis extended her visit with Mrs Phillips. Duke and Ayres Inc. notes no price increases despite new taxes. W W Culver of Houston spent the weekend with the Prices, then left with his wife and children who visited two weeks with Mr and Mrs M W Price. Mrs J P Gott, visiting her daughter Mrs Leland Green, has returned to Marlin.
Vernon Roberts spent the Fourth in Temple for a golf tournament. Marjorie Landrum and Mary Ann Beck returned to Marlin after a visit with Patsie McGregor and will host her in Marlin this week. Wilna Ramsoner, recently ill, is improved at sister Leilla Woolley’s home. LaVerne Bowmer visits relatives in Wichita Falls and will return next week. John Cecil Culpepper and spouse finished a wedding trip to Old Mexico then toured Texas before settling at 411 West 11th Cameron. R W Bounds of Stamford and Mrs W H Ables of Rosebud were guests of Huson Ables. W E Lamb and daughter of Taylor, formerly of Cameron, spent the Fourth with friends. Ernest Smith of Austin visited.
Mrs L. B E Williams and her children of Waco visit Mr and Mrs Huson Ables. Williams is the sister of Mrs Ables.
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