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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1921
Page
4
A fragmented item lists roles for Sas leadership including President Vice President Secretary and Treasurer with missing context. The text names four officer positions but provides no names or details about duties or organization.
Eight tables formed a pretty scene with pink rose centerpieces for a party. Miss Minnie Wolf led in games for high score while Mrs. Mitchell coordinated entertainment with Meadames Dan Tyson Sue McCowan and others. A salad and dessert course including chicken galad, pear salad, sandwiches olives and peach cream was served. Out of town guests included Mea dames Hugh and Dick Colaly Rose bud Dollie Chisholm Ashington D C Vernon McIntyre Marathon and Miss Pool Grandview.
Circle No 1 met with Mrs Judd Davis eight members sewed then served ice cream and cake. Circle No 2 with Mrs Mary Lankford three attendees sewed in the afternoon. Circle No 3 with Mrs Charlie Caldwell eight present devotional exercises followed by sewing and a salad course. Circle No 4 with Mrs W four attendees spent the hour quilting. Rush Thomas ivory buffer and a 42 song verse were shared. Mrs Watson, with Miss Bassett and Miss Gladys Watson, served a salad course. Miss Lilla Bassett of Dallas received a lavender phlox bouquet.
Last Tuesday afternoon Mrs. L. E. Frierson entertained twenty children in honor of Maurine Davis of Waco. The surprise party featured lawn games music and readings followed by ice cream and cake for the youngsters.
Last Tuesday afternoon Misses Sallie Kate and Mary McLane hosted a 42 party with honor guest Mrs. Stanly Bowls of Dallas. The event featured pink and green decor, twelve tables, pin cushion score cards, pink rose and green centering, and pink refreshments.
Messrs Charles Pitts R D Brown and Stanton Dossett of St McCowan leave for Devil's River on a local expedition as reported.
Eight ladies gathered Monday at the Hall for a missionary session led by Mrs. Ed Tucker. After an interesting lesson, refreshments of iced tea and watermelon were served.
Thursday night at the Watson home twenty four friends gathered to celebrate Mrs Watson’s sister Miss Bassett of Dallas with a game of 42. Lavender decorations and score cards set a lavender white green color theme as six tables hosted the event. Mr A S Hearrell won the gentlemen’s prize an ever sharp pencil inscribed with a life themed verse. The event featured a light hearted celebration of friendship and playful competition.
At the Posey home in Cameron on Wednesday evening 6 30 the marriage of Miss Mamie Posey and Mr. Floyd Joiner of Stamford was performed by Rev. Ira F. Key. The couple, united in marriage, were witnessed by close family and intimate friends. The bride is cherished in Cameron and the groom is a Stamford merchant. well regarded in both towns.
Mrs Loyd Mitchell hosted a cheerful Thursday afternoon gathering of women friends. The room bloomed with yellow cosmos marigold and zinnias creating a bright decorative display.
Mrs. Jim Watson and her sister Mrs Page of Eddy Dr hosted a store party on Thursday night. Guests included Mesdames Page Dollie Chisholm of Washington DC and Lil la Bassett of Dallas. Prizes for high and low scores were awarded as games and a dinner followed with salad salmon loaf and fruit molds.
At 7 30 last Friday Mr and Mrs Oxsheer Smith hosted four tables for dinner followed by 42. Guests enjoyed a three course menu with Watermelon Cocktail Salmon Loaf Stuffed Peppers and Chipped Potatoes. Prizes went to Mrs Vivian McIntyre and Dr Jim Watson. Attending were Judge and Mrs John Watson Mr and Mrs Alex Triggs Mr and Mrs Fritz Fahrendorf Mr and Mrs Hubert Hefey Mr and Mrs Rush Thomas Dr and Mrs Jim Watson Mesdames Vivian McIntyre Page Lilla Bassett and others.
Mrs. Oxsheer Smith hosted a Friday afternoon porch party with Miss Aetna Smith guiding guests through a decoratively set reception. Four tables for a game of 42 were arranged on a newly built sleeping porch under pink crepe myrtle zenias and baskets, with embroidered covers at each table.
An old time home remedy, Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, now sold in drug stores, darkens gray hair naturally with a single strand by strand application. It promises a glossy, youthful look after one or two applications, though not a medical cure.
Public notice that cotton receipt No 163533 issued to Batte & Alva by Cameron Compress Company for one bale of cotton is lost. R L Batte declares ownership and warns the public not to accept or deal with the receipt. Date 10-21.
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