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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1932
Page
7
Columbus Indiana resident Charles E. Stevens describes relief from bilious spells using Thedford's Black-Draught. He notes dizziness, sleepiness, and fatigue when bilious, claiming the remedy removes bile and improves functioning. The ad promotes a new Black-Draught syrup for children.
Mrs H N Harris notes guests including Jr and Mrs George Goree of Austin at Judge D R Criswell home. Horace H Oliver and son visit J H Oliver in Driftwood. Miss Sadie Herring and Joe Williams at G C Williams home. Bridge club outing at Mewhinney camp on Little River with E B Hyer high score.
Billy Jack Elliott of San Antonio is visiting his aunt Mrs. Charlie Williams, staying for an unspecified period and enjoying family time in the city.
Mesdames Kay Moore Ely Moore and Grace Moore with H N Harris Henry Kuzel and Edith Klieber leave for College Station to attend the annual Short Course at A and M College. Dr J R Cypert of Dallas visits this week. Mrs Joe Ezzell of El Paso is visiting relatives. Mrs Maggie Wokaty of Waco is listed as a guest.
A guest in the Henry K.27 l home hosts Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Boris and family from Dennison visiting their parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Horstmann. Sunday visitors to the H. Stoebner home include Robert Lange and family of Ben Arnold Adolph Stoebner of Travis Willie Livebner and family of Burlington and Frank Fisher and family of Buckholts.
The Baptist revival led by Rev. W. P. Elliott concluded Sunday night with eleven additions to the church. A baptismal service followed Monday at Bryan Station crossing on Little River. Also noted: several locals returned from a Boy Scout camp near Belton, and a baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Fuchs on Sunday.
Mrs. W. G. Bain and Miss Tommie Houston were Belton visitors Saturday afternoon.
Miss Tommie Houston returns to Granger after a week with her aunt Mrs. W. G. Bain. She travels home with Mrs. Bain and Veron Cane, who stays several days more. Mrs. Bonds E. Laird of Galveston, former Buckholts teacher, is honored as the guest of Mrs. E. B. Hyer who hosts Tuesday bridge. The party features yellow flowers, high score prize won by Mrs. J. R. Slovacek, who gifts it to the honoree. ice cream and cake follow.
Mrs Bonds E Laird hosts a guest list including Mesdames Buford McMillan Charlie Williams Jim Mitcham R R Dabney Sam Mewhinney John Meyer J R Slovacek Ed Kolba Cecil Criswell W G Bain and Miss Gladys Harris at a community event.
Mr and Mrs P B Weishuhm of Houston stayed with J L Barmore and were joined by Mrs Henry Patillo for a month long vacation to Colorado. Mrs Weisuhm is sister to Mrs Barmore and Mrs Patillo.
Miss Minnie Wolf who taught in Dallas last term is home after a six week stint as Supervisor at the Childrens Rest Camp out from Dallas. The camp, sponsored by the Community Chest of Dallas, serves under privileged children and reports rapid positive responses with children gaining two to three pounds weekly. She will stay with her mother and sister this summer and return to Dallas for the fall term.
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