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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1925
Page
2
The Bible class for Cameron youth named after Miss Jessie Guffey will be led by Mrs. McIntosh since Miss Guffey has moved to Corpus Christi to serve as assistant pastor. Meetings are Mondays at 6 pm at Mrs. McIntosh's North Central Ave home.
The Baptist Woman's Mission Minion met Monday afternoon in four circles. Circle one gathered at Mrs. Preston Graves home with Mrs Gus Evans leading the lesson from Baptist Standard and readings by Mrs. T. S. Henderson. Circle three met at Mrs. J. F. Howard on Salem Road with Mrs. Will Beal presenting the lesson. Circle four met at Mrs. Wilson Gunn in Mrs. J. H. Du Bois home with Mrs. Albert Triggs teaching. Circle two held no meeting. Twelve members attended circle four and light refreshments followed the lesson and social hour.
The Presbyterian Auxiliary met at the church Monday afternoon. After a brief business session Mrs. Ben Atkinson led a study on Present Day Conditions in China. Mesdames Paul Webb J. H. Sapp and Will Ford contributed on the program and the needs of China as a mission field were presented.
Eighteen members attended the Loyal Woman's Council gathering hosted Monday by Mrs. Martin Killian at Mrs. Guy Slocomb's home. Mrs. A. B. Guinn led a Mission Study on Christian Friendliness in South American countries. Mrs. Jefferies of Austin and Miss Smith attended. An attractive refreshment plate was served.
Mrs. Robert McLane hosted the Sarah McCalla Chapter D A R gathering. Regent Mrs H McIntosh led an engaging session with roll call on household Colonial Days. Mrs T B Henderson spoke on The Carlyle House. A year book committee was named. Miss Sallie Kate McLans served cream and cake. guest Miss Minnie Hill attended.
Mrs. R. H. Mclntosh led a Monday afternoon Bible Study session on Nehemiah and Esther with the pastor in attendance. Mesdames Lena Baskin Bess Triges and M. M. Johnson delivered special assignments and the class found the study interesting.
The Methodist Intermediates enjoyed a Fancy Dress Party Friday evening in the church basement. Miss Dorothy Denson, president, Mrs. Henry Davis, leader, and Miss Dephia Scott, chaperone, oversaw a royal gathering with punch served and various games for all attendees.
Members gathered at City Park for a sewing session and progressive conversation. A members provided picnic followed the work period, and the group planned the next meeting for Monday afternoon at City Park.
The Episcopal church announces Holy Communion and a sermon at 11 o’clock next Sunday. Sunday School gathers at 9 45 AM prior to the service.
Mrs Hubert Hefley hosted a swimming party and breakfast at the City Natatorium for Miss Irma Dalrymple of Lubbock. Guests included Agnes Henderson Pauline Green Louise Denson Callie Young Louise Green Mary Young Juanita Caldwell Bess Wiley and Irma Dalrymple. Iced watermelon concluded the event.
Mr and Mrs Hubert Hefley hosted a dance in honor of Miss Irma Dalrymple of Lubbock at Cameron City Park Pavilion. The evening featured cool breezes, iced punch, and a lively music program by Miss Gladys Posey, Jake Posey, Clarence Posey, and Babe Henrichsen drawing Cameron Social Set guests.
Commissioner and Mrs. N H Butts hosted a partial family reunion on Sunday with most relatives present for dinner. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Ernset Butts and daughter Francis of Burkburnet and other relatives. several family members from Austin Coleman Minerva and Walkers Creek joined at the event.
Miss Agnes Henderson hosted a bridge gathering with six tables on Wednesday afternoon honoring guest Miss Irma Dalrymple of Lubbock.
Zennias in tasteful arrangement gave the floral decoration. Sachets in rainbow hues were table favors. A salad course was attractively served. Out of town guests were the Misses Edith and Leila Gibson of Calvert, Misses Alix and Lucile Ford of Baileyville, Margaret Pearce of Temple, Eleanor Phillips, Flora Sharp and Lucile Rowntree of Rockdale. The guest prize, a sachet and handkerchief was presented to the honoree and the out of town guests cut for a sachet.
A Saturday porch party at the Gunn home featured Cornelia hosting four tables of 42. Guests enjoyed fruit punch as nine games were played with prizes for high score awarded to Bethel Middleton and a booby prize to Alyne Ledbetter. Table favors went to Sue Griffin Webb, Helen Blaylock, Geraldine Slaughter, and Alyne Ledbetter.
The County Court of Milam County Texas appoints Mrs B E Beard as temporary guardian for Lilly Mae Beard Bertha Adeline Beard and Arta Mishia Beard minors. The appointment becomes permanent unless contested at the next term beginning August 3 1925 at Cameron Court House.
The welfare of said minors may appear and contest such appointment. You are required to appear before the court on the first day of the next term with this writ and return. Witness Lilian Atkinson, Clerk, Milam County Court. Dated July 2, 1925 in Cameron Texas.
Mrs. S. E. Beard as temporary guardian seeks authority from Milam County Judge to execute an oil gas and mineral lease on two Milam county tracts totaling 108 acres 100 acres from Wiley Harrison one fourth league and 8 acres from Frederick Ernst survey all owned by the guardians for Lilly Mae Bertha Adeline and Arta Mishia Beard minors.
Notice by Milam County Judge on July 10 1925 in Cameron Texas. Temporary guardian Mrs. S Beard appointed for minors estate with witness date July 2 1925. Acknowledges publication under Revised Statutes of Texas.
Notice is hereby given that J Mib has unspecified matters recorded in this public notice. Further details may be available from the issuing authority.
Tucker named executor in Cause No 2009 in Milam County Probate Court for the estate of J M Tucker deceased. All claimants must present claims to J Milton Tucker Executor Room 309 Santa Fe Building Dallas Texas.
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