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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1926
Page
2
The Wayside Inn picnic crowds grow as eight parties were hosted last week. Elwood Cammer, manager, notes large Dan ces attract many. J. D. Lewis and orchestra provide music for Friday night dances and opening night crowds approached record levels.
Miss Lucile Butts entertained Saturday night with a dinner party for visiting Dallas friends. Old Maids decorated the home and a splendid dinner was served. Covers included Mrs. T. L. Peel and son Beverly, Mrs. V E Brady, Mrs. Will T. Yates of Dallas, Mrs. Preston Laird, Mrs. A E Brady, Mrs. W B Denson, and Mr. N H Butts.
Members of the WBA and their families plan a Friday evening anniversary celebration at Wayside Tourist Park on Little River Cameron. Each attendee should bring a basket lunch for as many guests as desired and arrive by 6 30 p m. Local guests are welcomed.
Tuesday evening in the basement assembly hall the intermediate department of the Methodist Sunday School, led by Mrs. W A Bonds, entertained friends with a watermelon feast. Boys who lost in the recent percentage contest were hosts for the occasion.
Sunday evening Mr and Mrs John Kestenbaum of Rockdale hosted a dinner party. Cameron attendees included S Kestenbaum Flora Kestenbaum Dana Kestenbaum Ben Winfield and Samuel Winfield Jenny Winfield Sol Sider Ester Sider and Adolph Winfield with relatives and friends.
Mrs W G Gillis hosted an outdoor gathering for her Sunday School class Tuesday evening at Wayside Park along the river. The program featured fun and plenty of cats to entertain, making the evening merry.
Tuesday evening Mr and Mrs P W Davis entertained the Mr and Mrs Club. Three tables were set, Charles F Green had high score and Claude Triggs low. Orange ice and cake were served. Attending were Mr and Mrs Shofner Stirling, Mr and Mrs Vernon Roberts, Mr and Mrs Claude Triggs, Mr and Mrs C F Green, Mr and Mrs Clifton Jenness, Mr and Mrs John Dobbins, Mrs S M Burns and children plan Ozark trip by auto. Burns will join by train later.
Wayside Inn hosts two dances this week with J. D. Lewis and his orchestra providing Friday and Saturday night music. Manager Cammer announced six new electric fans for dancer comfort as Aggiel and Five from A. and M. College play Thursday and Lewis returns Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Claude Triggs return from a visit to Mrs Triggs parents in Winters.
Mrs. W. H. Triggs known as Ma Triggs is reported ill this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Hobson and family and Mrs. M A Lamkin are spending the summer in Corpus Christi, enjoying coastal visits and local recreation.
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