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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1920
Page
6
Mrs Denson hosted a luncheon for Mrs Ledbetter and fifteen guests with red hyssop and pink roses, serving a full buffet including chicken salad fruit salad tomatoes sandwiches olives and ice cream. Guests included Mesdames Ledbetter Adams Dobbins Henderson Henderson McIntosh Peckerman Dobbins Batte Key Green Martin Sprinkel and Miss Sprinkel.
Miss Grace Gillon entertained twenty five guests last Wednesday at five in the afternoon to introduce her guest Miss Vida George of Fort Worth. The event featured music with Mamie Black and Helen Flynn on piano and Miss George on violin, with Mrs Ira Perry singing. Ice cream and white cake were served by Cornelia Wallace and Louise Gillon, with out of town guests including Mesdames Brooks McLane of Kingsville Ira Perry Williams of Alva Vernon McIntyre of Marathon Miss Vida George of Fort Worth Ruth Herring of Waxahachie Mamie Black of Corpus Christi and Jackson of Kansas.
Miss Bernice Nickleson of Hoyt and Mr. John Atkins of Fort Worth were united in marriage at the Presbyterian manse last Saturday afternoon at three with Rev. Henry McFadyen officiating. The couple will reside in Fort Worth.
The Misses Cheeves hosted a slumber party with six girls in attendance, blending social and domestic activities.
In Cameron July speech candidate for Governor R E Thomason advocates a law to protect women and the ignorant men from stock swindlers. He praises protecting a class while questions its basis, and voters hint women will choose Pat Neff for Texas governor. Judd G. Davis, Milam County chairman, signs as Ex Neff Committee.
Monday night a small group enjoyed fine music at Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Adams. Louise Adams, Vida George, Jewel Joslin, Grace and Louise Gillion performed with violin and singing. A social hour followed with ice cream and cake. Guests included Mack Harvey and Mrs. Vernon McIntyre among others.
A sales pitch claims Freezone lifts corns and calluses from toes and the bottoms of feet with a few drops. It promises the skin beneath remains pink, healthy, and never sore after use.
The proclamation notes Thomason has broad backing from prohibition advocates and suffrage figures. Delegates and leaders including Minnie Fisher Cunningham Jessie Daniel Ames and W E Spell back his bid for governor citing his stance on prohibition and women’s voting rights. Support spans Cooke El Paso Milam counties and beyond.
An old warning links regular meat consumption to kidney trouble. It claims uric acid from meat overworks kidneys causing back pain and assorted symptoms. For relief, four ounces of Jad Salts in water is advised to flush kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and prevent bladder disorders.
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