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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1925
Page
5
Local sheriff Blaylock reports clues on recent Cameron burglaries with several residences entered but no arrests yet. Investigations target multiple suspects under surveillance as arrests are expected daily. Also notes Cotton Seed Meal sold at 2.25 per sack and various local social and travel items.
Local residents travel to Belton for a Christian encampment and to Cameron for court house visits. Many readjust after summer travel with Mrs Enola Eplen and Grace Eplen joining a Sunday School group. Others return from Houston Dallas and Galveston while Delighted workers resume duties at Levy's Emporium and the Specialty Shop.
Robert Baskin visits Port Arthur while Miss Lucile Butts returns to the State Capital. Families from Mexia Cleburne Cameron and Houston join friends and relatives for leisure and social visits. Bread promotion at Posey’s Model Bakery highlights daily rye French and cream loaves.
Mrs Emmett Cochran departed after a ten day visit with Mesdames Bill Moseley and Walter Sharpe. Mrs Milton Stevens and daughter Margaret left after a week with the Lankford and Aycock households. Leola Marie Wilkerson arrived at Cameron Hospital weighing six pounds, the second daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Wilkerson.
Miss Ruth Kemp of Baylor College visits with her parents. Mrs. R. A. Tag returns from Bellville. Mrs. W. Y. Self and family visit Dan Gunn. Mrs. Kinard and Mrs. Vernon McIntyre with Janette stay with H. F. Smith family. Miss Cecilia Everhardy recovering from appendicitis. Dallas visitors from camp on Devils River. Miss Edna Douthit visits Rockdale. Mrs. Madora Letcher returns to Dallas. Local ladies attend Tom Hollinsworth birthday in Temple. Harriet Henderson tours New York and Buffalo with social attention. plans include a Broad way summer hit, post graduate ties to University of Texas.
J P Hefti and his daughter from Mays Field were in Cameron on business. Hefti has sold a large quantity of peaches this year though drought killed about 25 trees. He will not grow cotton this year but has sold substantial truck and fruit.
Mrs Chartrand and her three children Vera Olive John Jr and Floyd are the expected guests of Mrs W H Tucker and Mrs G C Walters.
Mrs. Lloyd Mitchell and her son Lloyd have returned home after visiting relatives in Waco.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Butts visited Mr and Mrs N H Butts and family then left Tuesday for a visit with Mrs Ernest Smith in Austin.
Mrs. T. C. Stafford came home Wednesday after visiting her friend Mrs. Clay in Independence.
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