Cameron Boy Weds in June 1932 in San Marcos Texas
Announcement from Rev and Mrs Wm Callihan reports Bernice Callihan marrying William Tell Hefley Jr Lieutenant US Army on June 30 1932 in San Marcos Texas. Hefley son of Bessie Louise Hefley postmistress of Cameron. They will visit Cameron then live at Brooks Field San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tell Hefley, Jr
United States Army
San Marcos
Texas
Bessie Louise Hefley
Cameron
San Antonio
Lieut. Hefley
West Point
Homemakers Class Elects Leader At Baptist Sunday School
The City Park hosted the Homemakers Class meeting with twelve members and four visitors from the T. E. L. Class. Mrs John Bryant was elected president of the Enlistment Department. The gathering closed with a basket picnic lunch. Regular monthly meetings occur on the last Friday of each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Sunday School
Harve Chamberlain
John Bryant
Barron Family Visits Cameron Endorsing Murphy for Railroad Commissioner
Hon W S Barron Mrs Barron and son W Barron Jr from Bryan visited Cameron during the Fourth. They stayed with Mr and Mrs J H DuBois and heard Barron speak in support of Ed Murphy of Polk County for Railroad Commissioner. They left to attend a Bryan appearance that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Barron
W. 8. Barron Jr
Bryan
Cameron
J. H. DuBois
Barron
Ed T. Murphy
Polk County
Murphy
Wedding Attended by Notables in Taylor
Rev O C Acrey wed Miss Corinne Bodden at the First Presbyterian church in Taylor on Wednesday evening June 29. Attendees included Mr and Mrs John B Henderson Miss LaVerne Bowmer Mike Cole man E C Cole Mr and Mrs Giles L Aginett and family Stanley Swift with Cole and Coleman as attendants and Swift as best man. Little Don Marie Avriet t served as flower girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Bodden
Corinne
O. C. Acrey
Cameron
First Presbyterian Church
George Summey
Theological Seminary of
Austin
Broadway Presbyterian Church
New York City
Nelson R. Hawkins
Taylor Presbyterian Church
Miss Sadler
Miss Shirley
Mabel Bodden
Maid of Honor
Don Marie Avriett
Giles Avriett
Stanley Swift
Bodden
Acrey
Grace Hyde
Mary Louise Woodson
Helen Douglas
New York
East
Texas
Taylor
John B. Henderson
LaVerne Bowmer
Mike Coleman
E. C. Cole
Giles L. Aginett
Corinne Bodden
Mesars
Cole
Coleman
Mr. Swift
Don Marie
Stricklands and guests enjoy seafood dinner at Bucaneer
Ten Mr and Mrs Strickland and their son were guests of Rev and Mrs Miller. The remaining party stayed with Joyce Cox and wife at their home. They dined at the Bucaneer Hotel, went sightseeing in the afternoon, and sang at Broadway Baptist church. They arrived home late on the Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Cox
Mary Louise Elliott
A. C. Strickland
Ray Burke
John Hays
Houston
Galveston
Fourth of July Party Honoring Out-of-Town Guests
Miss Paisie McGregor hosted a July Fourth themed dance and bridge party at her mother Mrs. Gussie McGregor’s home. About fifty guests attended including Marjorie Landrum of Marlin and Mary Ann Beck of Atlanta with piano music by J. D. Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paisie McGregor
Gussie McGregor
Marjorie Landrum
Mary Ann Beck
Marlin
Atlanta
Waco
J. D. Lewis
Kemp Return From Camp Attracts Local Interest
Mr and Mrs J W Kemp return to Cameron after a ten day stay at their attractive lodge on Little River nine miles south of Cameron The two story lodge with modern conveniences sits among oaks and evergreens and cool south breezes Their guests include relatives Fred Story of Wichita Falls F S Brown and two daughters Bertha Ella and Fannie Louise Ed J Bowmer of Hubbard City LaVerne Bowmer and Fred and James Story of Wichita Falls
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Kemp
Cameron
Little River
Camer
Fred L. Story
Wichita Falls
F. S. Brown
Bertha Ellanor
Fannie Louise
Ed J. Bowmer
Hubbard City
LaVerne Bowmer
Fred and
James Story
Bridge Party Honors Dallas Guests at Roberts Home
Mrs Albert Collins hosted a Friday bridge party for Mr and Mrs Carl Doss of Dallas, who were house guests of Mr and Mrs Vernon Roberts. The event featured three tables, colored summer flowers, and prizes for top players with Mrs Buck Bonds winning high among ladies and Claude Triges top for men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Collins
Carl Doss
Dallas
Vernon Roberts
Doss
Roberts
Buck Bonds
Claude Triges
Slumber Party Hosted by Katherine and Mary Ann Green
Little Katherine and Mary Ann Green entertained Tuesday evening at the Green home with a lawn lit by electric lights and outdoor and indoor games. A pajama parade at 10 30 pm led to neighbors for visits, followed by ice cream and cake. Guests included Dorothy Perkins Mary Ellen Cottle Frances Lesovsky Madelin Tucker Margaret Martin Viola Thomas Emma Julia Akers Clara Baskin Iva Erle Heath Virginia Weems Josephine Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Katherine
Mary Ann Green
Leland Green
Dorothy Perkins
Mary Ellen Cottle
Frances Lesovsky
Madelin Tucker
Margaret Martin
Viola Thomas
Emma Julia Akers
Clara Baskin
Iva Erle Heath
Virginia Weems
Josephine Newton
Business and Professional Women's Club Meets Tuesday Evening
The B and P W Club held its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday evening, with members discussing upcoming events and local professional outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Meeting Recap From President's Lawn Gathering
Mrs. Lottie Bigbee called the meeting to order on the president's lawn. Secretary Mrs. Gladys Watson read minutes and noted the call meeting. Miss Delonya Scott reported on the State Meeting in Dallas with many social courtesies. Over 400 delegates attended. Mrs. Watson closed the session by serving ice cold watermelons as bridge games concluded the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Bigbee
Gladys Watson
Delonya Scott
Dallas
Mrs Triggs Hosts Bridge Party With New Daughter as Guest
Mrs Albert Triggs entertained six tables of bridge last Wednesday at nine in the morning. Honored guest was her daughter in law Mrs George William Triggs, recently married to her son. Pink and green decor featured pink zinnias and ferns, with a luncheon served after play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Triggs
George William Triggs
Alex Triggs
Albert Triggs Jr
W. G. Triggs
Clara Thomas
Mrs Triggs Hosts Bridge Party With Out of Town Guest
Mrs George Wm Triggs again hosted a Thursday morning bridge party with six tables set in the reception rooms. Mrs Oxneer Smith won high trophy and a serving tray. luncheon followed. Out of town guest Miss Roberta Pace of Dallas attended.
Presbyterian Auxiliary Circles Hosts Mrs Homer McLane Event
Mrs Homer McLane hosted the business women's circle of the Presbyterian Auxiliary on Tuesday evening at her home. The gathering took place on a large Southern porch with guests enjoying the evening in a welcoming setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer McLane
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Evening program honors Japanese culture with readings
The event featured a Japanese themed setting with lanterns and flowers. Mrs. McLane summarized field work in Japan while Mrs. Harry Tag wore Japanese dress and read. Auxiliary officers including Mrs. Jas Watson, Mrs. F Lesovsky, and Mrs. Mary Henderson attended as special guests. A light refreshment course concluded the evening.
Armstrong Quits Governor Race Forms Independent Bid
Former candidate withdraws from Democratic nomination for Texas Governor citing opposition to the Chicago platform and Federal Reserve policy. He says he will run as an independent, plans nationwide campaigning and a state currency system to break Fed control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Chicago
Federal Reserve Authorities
Wall Street
Federal Reserve System
Morgan & Co
Kuhn Lob & Co
Van
Raskob
Democratic Party
Screening Work Opens July 25 in Milam County Health Program
Screening demonstrations will begin the week of July 25 as part of the Health Program promised to Milam County by the East Texas Chamber of Commerce. H. A. Wilson assists the field work with local arrangements, and a Health Show on wheels will follow later in the summer. Milam County committee members include Mrs. J. P. Love as chairman, with Mrs. K. K. Robbins, Mrs. L. T. Hughes, Minnie Bartholomew, George Banzhaf, and Dr. W. R. Newton guiding the effort to reach citizens with this free program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam County
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
State
H. A. Wilson
J. P. Love
K. K. Robbins
L. T. Hughes
Minnie Bartholomew
George Banzhaf
W. R. Newton
Plate Supper for Church Benefit at South Elm
A Plate Supper for the church benefit will be held Friday night July 8 at South Elm church. Candi dates will be given a chance to speak. Everyone is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Elm Church
Contractors Notice of Texas Bridge Construction Project
Sealed proposals for the Hart Creek bridge on Highway 69 in Milam County will be received by the State Highway Department in Austin until 9 A M on July 15 1932. The project covers 10 20 ft steel I beam spans a 22 ft roadway concrete floor slabs and treated timber piling bents. Plans are available from John E Blair Bryan Texas and the State Highway Department Austin. Usual rights reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Creek
Cameron
Milam County
State Highway Department
Austin
Texas
John E. Blair
Bryan
Local ladies visit Marlin for instruction in Order Eastern Star
Mrs Gladys Watson Mrs Raymond Sharpe Miss Mollie Moore Mrs M Janeway and Mrs Will Kuenl travel to Marlin on Wednesday. The last two named visited relatives while the others attended a school of instruction in Order Eastern Star held there Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Watson
Raymond Sharpe
Mollie Moore
M. Janeway
Will Kuenl
Marlin
Eastern Star
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rev. C. C. Acrey
Hachie
Waxahachie
Theological Seminary of Austin
University of Texas
Carraron Lions Club
Milam County Presbyterian Association
Presbyterian Church of
Taylor Press
Theological Seminary
Presbyterian Church
Wm. Garrett Callihan
Bernice
Bridge Party
H. Conrads
Will Rogers
America
Jack Sharkey
Max Schmeling
Madison Square Garden Bowl
Jean Arthur
Paramount
Hollywood
Jean Harlow
Paul Bern
Sen. Borah
Idaho
Hoover
Amelia Earhart Putnam
American Flag Association
E. F. Hutton
T.M
J.D. Rector
Tom
Inset
Jack
R. A. Triggs
Armstrong
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