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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1926
Page
5
Local residents visit relatives and attend graduations in Cameron and nearby cities. Families from Cameron travel to Houston Belton Waco Fort Worth and Dallas for visits schooling and summer plans while others return from Austin Tyler and El Paso with news of jobs and studies.
Social notes from Cameron area highlight June 4 at Dance Wayside Inn with good music and floor. Local visits include W J Smiley of Baileyville in Cameron and John Wallace visits with Mr and Mrs Wallace from town. Mrs Klawansky graduates have friends congratulating them.
Mrs. A. F. Mitchell returns from visit with her ailing brother. Miss Blanche Hensley, Ada Henderson school teacher, leaves for Anderson then Cameron for September. L. Van Perkins travels to Houston. Miss Allene Tubbs heads to Brookshire for summer. Mrs. Leah Horstmann and children visit Cameron for son Albert Horstmann’s Buckholts high school graduation, honor graduate of 1925.
Mrs Vernon Roberts returns from Temple. Evelyn Ashworth back from Eddy. Rosalie Baskin and Beatrice Rylander to represent Cameron Epworth League in Jacksonville for ten days. Billie Hefley to visit from West Point. Dobbs visits Moore in Cameron. Local trips include Chadwicks from Rio Grande Valley and McLin funeral with flowers. Four Cameron boys head to Camp Allen near La Porte for two weeks. W H Frierson dies in Dallas. S Stidham visits Houston. Shimeal returns from Enid to live on East 15th. Yee-High scholars noted. Reicher and Yarbrough salutatorian and valedictorian named. Comings and goings include Rogers, Cam eron visitors, and family trips to College Station for Commencement. Mrs Judd Davis recovering in Cameron Hospital. Sam Cheeves to return from Atlanta. F C Fahrendorf at home improving. Fontaine Flinn and Harriet Carolyn Flinn depart for Bishop.
Frank Mohler Robert Boykin and Clarence Sapp are at home from A M spreading news of their return from service or assignment.
Ed Thompson, winner at the state track meet, left Monday for Chicago to attend a national meet. Cameron friends hope he adds more laurels to his Texas honors, and classmates express pride.
Leiutenant L. Joe Mohler known as Little Joe is at home for the summer after earning his Electrical Engineering degree at A. & M. He completed his course with honor and will have field work for the T. P. U. this summer.
Next Monday the Methodist church hosts a social service program with several members taking part to discuss plans for community welfare.
W L Wilkerson filed in Milam County Court an application for probate of Frances Clark's last will and testament and for letters testamentary. The hearing is set for the first Monday in June 1926, June 7, at the Cameron courthouse, with notice to interested persons to appear and contest if desired.
Under my hand and seal of said Court at office in Cameron in Milam County Texas dated May 25 1926 Lilian Atkinson Clerk County Court Milam County Texas Ry Meta T McCown Deputy This fragment notes a court official action in Milam County Texas with date and clerical names.
Mr and Mrs A N Green and relatives traveled to Austin on Sunday to see Nelenny Lester Green and Miss Pauline Green, with mentions of Elizabeth Green and others in the family group.
An illustrated health notice promotes drinking four ounces of Jad Salts with a glass of water each morning to flush and soothe irritated kidneys. It claims the treatment, made from grape acids and lithia, will keep kidneys active and prevent urinary and bladder disorders. it also advises drinking plenty of water.
John M. Hefley of Big Springs visited his brothers Sam and Hubert Hefley this week. Family members are summering in Corpus Christi. Miss Bess Du Bois, after a successful term teaching in Palestine, returns home to her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Du Bois. She spoke with the Rotary Chorus during a Dallas trip with her voice teacher on a program broadcast from a Dallas station.
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