Circle and Circle Four Meet for Missionary Program
Circle meetings led by Mrs. L G Roberts Mrs Henry Davis and Mrs J B Lindsey with Missionary Voice Circle Two led by Mrs D H Slaughter Circle Three with Miss Mollie Moore and Mrs J B Bragg Circle Four met at the church in business session Names listed include Mittie Lou Howard Kate Maples Callie Heath and Florence Ledbetted with officers elected President Mittie Lou Howard Vice President Kate Maples Secretary and Treasurer Callie Heath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle One
L. G. Roberts
Henry Davis
J. B. Lindsey
Missionary Voice
Circle Two
D. H. Slaughter
M. M. Johnson
P. Doggett
Cirloe
W. Cheeves
Mollie Moore
J. 8. Bragg
Circle Four
Nelia Gunn
Mittie Lou Howard
Vivian Lamkin
Eulene Slaughter
Margaret McCown
Nancy Ree Slocomb
Alyne Ledbetter
Geraldine Slaughter
Harriet Flinn
Dorothy Denson
Callie Heath
Lois Randolph
Bethel Middleton
Louise Johnson
Kate Maples
Elizabeth McDermott
Flornece Ledbetted
Woman's Baptist Mission Union Holds Bible Study
The Woman's Baptist Mission Union met Monday afternoon at the church for Bible study led by Mrs. EB 8 Hutcherson. Fifteen members were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Baptist Mission Union
EB 8 Hutcherson
Presbyterian Auxiliary Circle Meetings Report
Monday afternoon featured circle activities. Circle Two held a work session with Mrs. George Mode to prepare sheets for the Files Valley Orphanage. Circle Three met with Mrs. A. F. Mitchell as Mrs. Jewel Barmore led a Bible study from Isaiah.
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Circle One
Circle Two
George Mode
Files Valley
Circle Three
A. F. Mitchell
Jewel Barmore
Miss Guffey Honored at Sunrise Breakfast
Members of Miss Jessie Guffey's Bible class hosted a sunrise breakfast at Glen Sadie Lake on Wednesday morning. The event was prepared and served by Louise Johnson Iva Wilson Katharyn Ledbetter Ima Wilson Beatrice Rylander Oleta Modesett Nora Adams Eva Tyson Oma Graham Lucile Fowler. They wished her happiness and hoped for her return to Cameron.
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Jessie Guffey
Glen Sadie Lake
Louise Johnson
Iva Wilson
Katharyn Ledbetter
Ima Wilson
Beatrice Rylander
Oleta Modesett
Nora Adams
Eva Tyson
Oma Graham
Lucile Fowler
Miss Guffey
Cameron
Delighted 42 Party Hosted by Geraldine Slaughter
Saturday afternoon Geraldine Slaughter entertained friends with a 42 party. Three tables were prettily arranged with bas kets of confections. Prizes went to Miss Lois Robbins Fulvie Slaughter and Helen Blaylock. Ruby Robbins won a bracelet for high score and Ethel Green a parasol for low score. Grape punch and sandwiches were served. Attendees included Florence Atkinson Ruby Robbins Lois Robbins Helen Blaylock Dora Emily Moore Nancy Ree Slocomb Christine Kubecka Eugene Slaughter Charlotte Pardo and Ethel Creen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Slaughter
Lois Robbins
Fulvie Slaughter
Helen Blaylock
Ruby Robbins
Ethel Green
Florence Atkinson
Ruby
Dora Emily Moore
Nancy Ree Slocomb
Wedding Ties Link and Brown In Quiet Cameron Home
Miss Feddie Les Link wed Mr. R. I. Brown in a morning ceremony at the bride’s parents home on the Maysfield road. Rev. E S Hutcherson officiated. attendees were Penn Wolf and Mrs. Wolf. The couple honeymooned in San Antonio and now reside in the Tuttle apartment. Local social news notes the Silly Sally Sewing Society’s second meeting with Callie Heath, planning future Monday gatherings at city park with hostess contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Hutcherson
Cameron Baptist Church
Dave Link
Maysfield Road
Feddie Les Link
R. i Brown
Brown
Cameron
Penn Welf
Penn Welf As Best Man and By Mrs. Penn Wolf
Tuttle
Silly Sally Sewing Society
Callie Heath
Lena Gell Baskin
Florence Ledbetter
Cor
Miscellaneous Shower for Bride R L Brown
Mrs Peni Wolf hosted a miscellaneous shower Tuesday for her new sister in law Mrs R L Brown. Guests arrived with the bride who was surprised. gifts were presented by Miss Jennie Brown and Mrs P W Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peni Wolf
R. L. Brown
Stroll Party Honors Nabours and Holik Guests
Wednesday evening Gardine Le sovsky hosted a stroll party on the Lesovsky lawn in honor of cousins Dana Nabours bound for Tulsa Oklahoma and Stanley Holik visiting from Caldwell. About fifty guests attended as Mrs. Lesavsky offered fruit punch and near the end served angel cake squares and brick ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardine Lesovsky
Lesovsky
Dana Nabours
Tulsa
Okla
Stanley Holik
Caldwell
Mrs. Lesavsky
Episcopal Church Service Scheduled for Sunday Evening
The Episcopal Church announces a Sunday service at eight o'clock in the evening with a cordial welcome for all. Sunday school will be held at 9:45 am.
Citizens Military Training Camp July 23 28
A local notice lists many boys selected for the Citizens Military Training Camp with names including Elmo Backett Wallace Moody Todks Slocomb Frank Cheeves Nathan McGehes Elton Ledbetter Don Stocomb Robert Link Rey Jeter Charles Foster Cecil Wilson Leo Mohler Fred Young and others for the July sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmo Backett
Wallace Moody
Todks Slocomb
Frank Cheeves
Nathan McGehes
Elton Ledbetter
Don Stocomb
Robert Link
Rey Jeter
Charles Foster
Cecil Wilson
Leo Mohier
Fred Young
Clarence Sapp
Ivank Mohler
Joe Hefley
Wille Frank Denasa
Frederick Graves
Miltop Walker
Henderson Walker
Bart Tompson
Hol, Thompson
Clifford Thompson
Cecil Worcester
Roscoe Pitts
Stanfield Thatch
Vaughn Jenness
Charles Underwood
Arthur McDonald
Bob Turner
Busy
Notice of guardianship lease for minor lands Milam County Texas
Mrs. S. E. Beard as temporary guardian seeks authority from Milam County Judge to lease oil gas and mineral rights on two Milam county tracts totaling 108 acres from the estates of Lilly Mae Bertha Adeline and Arta Mishia Beard. Hearing set for July 10 1925 in Cameron Texas. Also classified notice for sale of milk cow appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. E. Beard
Lilly Mae Beard
Bertha Adeline Beard
Arta Mishia Beard
Milam County
Texas
Wiley Harrison
Frederick Ernst
Cameron
Revised Statutes of
S. E. Beard
John B. McLane
The Power of Thought and the Quiet Room
R Holloway speaks on The Power of Thought at the City club after a dinner. He builds a private quiet room to focus, then uses silent reflection to solve the transfer problem and culminates with a slogan shift to Thought plus action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Holloway
Holloway
Mr. Holloway
City Club
Democratic
Successful Men Magazine
Rodin
Lfe
Mediterranean Sea
Gianetus
Teaching personal economies to avert pauperism in America
This editorial argues that the United States must teach personal money management in schools to ensure individuals live with economic worth and security in old age. It warns that wasteful spending and speculation erode national wealth, risking widespread pauperism if education fails to address budgeting, saving, and responsible planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United States
Martin's Poultry Tone and Root Paint Advert
An old advertisement promises blue bug control for chickens using Martin's Poultry Tone and Martin's Root Paint to kill insects and protect hen houses. The claim is guaranteed by Schiller Pharmacy with the code 48-3m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Schiller Pharmacy
St Jacobs Oil Promises Fast Relief for Rheumatic Pain
An old time liniment claim offers quick relief from rheumatic pain in joints muscles and bones. It asserts St Jacobs Oil reduces pain stiffness and soreness without internal treatment and urges a trial bottle from any drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jacobs
Rooms and Board At Wilkerson Home
First class board and rooming house in the Wilkerson home offers care for about ten roomers with excellent meals. Telephone 366W. Mrs. Barrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilker
Son
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Society News
Www
M. U
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Link-Brown
Episcopal Church
St the Citizens Military Training Camp
Warren Ordway
Western Newspaper Union
William E. Knox
American Bankers Association
Eer
Ely
T. Jacobs Oil
Evans
Col
Darrow
Gus Evans
Geo
A. Thomas & Sons
Natatorium
Cameron Natatorium
P. O. Adams
Studebaker
Ford
Joe J. Michalka
Cameron, Texas
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