Local People Improve and Travel Notes Across Cameron Area
Seven weeks of illness find Miss Mary Bodisky improving in Cameron. Monroe Smith son of Mr and Mrs Gene Smith shows improvement after ten days ill. James M Tongate travels via Cameron to Waco with E F Parker and notes Cameron office reopens August 1. Post greetings from Rose Richar who sailed from New York. Miss Viasta Stecher RN from Houston visits two weeks. Mrs Lee Clore now well enough to be out. Miss Lula Strickland visits brother A C Strickland and family in Cameron. Charlie Frank Green returns from Forney with wife visiting her parents. Mrs Agnes Tyson of San Marcos visits aunt Mrs Nat Butts. Mrs Guy Pope takes father to Marlin for treatment. Kirby Botes of La Grange visits Cameron. Miss Bettie Mangum visits Taylor. Mr and Mrs B J Matocha spend days in San Antonio with daughter Miss Leona Matocha returning home. Miss Bess Mangum of Waco returns home after visit. Mrs John Phillips ex-children Lillian Mae Sam and Henry Phillips of Texarkana visit sister Mrs O L Kidd.
Ladies Guggs Nabours Return From Pleasant Visit
Mesdames J F Guggs and Chas Nabours returned from a pleasant week in Grand Saline as guests of Mr and Mrs Cecil Barmore. They also visited Tyler and Dallas during their trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
J. F. Guggs
Chas Nabours
Grand Saline
Cecil Barmore
Tyler
Dallas
Regional Social Roundup of Postings and Visits
Miss Callie Young returns from San Marcos after six weeks of summer school. Supt. T. A. Fisher and family plan an extended visit in Utopia with relatives. Grace Clinton comes back from Pendleton after visiting Billie Townsend in San Marcos. Various local residents travel to Fort Worth Temple Cameron Dallas Forney and New Mexico for visits and vacations while relatives host guests and children accompany parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callie Young
San Marcos
T. A
Fisher
Tuenday
Utopia
Grace Clinton
Pendleton
Billie Townsend
Mrs Green and sisters visit Durango relatives
Mrs. C. N. Green and sister Mrs. S. W. Cheeves and Miss Helen Green spent Tuesday in Durango visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Green
S. W. Cheeves
Helen Green
Durango
Visit Highlights for Cameron and Kerrville Residents
Miss Mary Bell Batte and her mother Mrs R Li Batte spent time in Kerrville this month returned Sunday with friend Miss Laura Currey of San Antonio. They planned a brief stop in Georgetown before Batte heads to Cameron. Mrs A J Dossett and Mr and Mrs Leland McCullough with two children of Waco arrived for a few days visit with Dossett children in Cameron and many Cameron friends welcomed them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bell Batte
R. Li. Batte
Kerrville
Laura Currey
San Antonio
Georgetown
Miss Currey
Miss Batte
Cameron
A. J. Dossett
Leland McCullough
Waco
Local visitors attend meeting with Rev Kelley Simmons
Mr and Mrs Leo Wilkerson and daughters Zora Clark and Leola spend Sunday in San Gabriel and attend the meeting led by Rev Kelley Simmons there. Master Horton Shipley of Waco is visiting Mary Ellen Cottle at the Commercial Hotel with her parents Mr and Mrs S A Cottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Maples Ierr
Temple
Leo Wilkerson
Zora Clark
Leola
San Gabriel
Kelley Simmons
Master Horton Shipley
Waco
Mary Ellen Cottle
Mrs
S. A. Cottle
Commercial Hotel
Double Header Sunday In Cameron With Katy Railroad
A postponed game between Onenville and the Firemen gives way to a double header featuring the Katy Railroad team from Waco against the Firemen. The twin bills are set for Sunday July 24 at Lawless Green Field in Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liew
Onenville
Firemen
Katy Railroad
Waco
Lawless Green
Cameron
Milam Sends Largest Group to Farm Short Course
Milam County plans to send twenty members to the Annual Farmers Short Course in College Station for a week starting Sunday July 24. Four H girls win county honors with demonstrations in yard garden bedroom and crops. Scholarships funded by the Cameron History Club and the County Commissioner's Court cover travel meals and lodging for the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Milam County
Mable Evard
Mable
Inez Lake of
Marlow
Pauline Krause
Val Verde
Pauline
Bernice Claytor
Edith Kleiber
Corinth
Cameron History Club
Edith
County Council of Girls
Cameron Commercial Club
County Commissioner's Court
Thedford's Mack Draught Laxative Promotes Regular Evacuation
A tonic laxative relieves constipation by cleansing the digestive tract and stimulating the large intestine muscles to restore regular evacuation. Thedford's Black draught is noted to start the activity and should continue regularly until future disturbances arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thedford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Campbell's
J.T. Parma
Cameron, Texas
Mary Bodisky
Monroe Smith
Gene Smith
James M. Tongate
E. F. Parker
Post
Rose Rischar
New York
Viasta Stecher, R. N
Houston
Lee Clore
Lula Strickland
A. C. Strickland
Charlie Frank Green
Forney
Agnes Tyson
Nat Butts
Guy Pope
Marlin
Kirby Botes of
la Grange
B. J. Matocha
Leona Matocha
the Lady of the Lake College
Bess Mangum
John Phillips
Lillian Mae
Sam and
Henry Phillips
Texarkana
Texas
0. L. Kidd
Phone No
Dusek Pharmacy
Graham Gillis
Dorothy
Winelle Kidd
Fort Worth
Marjorie Landrum
Patsie McGregor
Zack Booth
of Rosebud
W. H Shannon
Fort Worthie
Amelia Jensen
F. J. Beckerban
Shannon
Theresa Jensen
Mrs. Preston Graves
New Mexico
Mrs. Green
Madison Brooks
Mr. Green
Little Peggie Green
Isa Wilkerson
Holland
Martha Rogers
Jeff T. Kemp
W. L. Luther
Lawton
Oklahoma
Thomas Luther
Dick Batte
Miss Doreas
Mrs. Batte
Mrs. Bell
John T. Burt
Irving
John B. McLane
Frances Burt
Mrs. McLane
Glenn Minshew
E. W.W. Phillips
Abbie Davis
Mrs. Phillips
Charley Ballenger
Charlene
James Ballenger
Somerville
Ed F. English
Lillie Neher
Milam
Fifer Caudle
Bethlehem
William Moore
Minerva
Willie Glaser
George Laffere
Bert Schroeder
Sharpe
Milo
Minnie L. Maffet
Clarence Onssey
Henry Schuchmacher
R. &. Harrison
Kosse
Jack Hawiuing
Groe Sock
TEL
Glen Rose
Grammy Elliott
Sweet Home
Bitter Creek
Sucerst
Luther
Bank of Service
Citizens National Bank
U. S. Government Depository Depository
U.S. Postal Savings Funds
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