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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1914
Page
2
Local notices include guests at Caldwell and Lin Temple events, college commencements, and sales ads. Miss May Griffith of San Mar and Miss Nell Morton attend reunions. Dr. Taylor and Dr. Gillon travel for school events. lodging and rental offers appear, with community church meetings and Sunday school invitations.
The Came-on D A R chapter held their regular session at Mrs. Judd Davis’s home with a vocal bouquet and committee reports. Plans for a July fourth tea at Mrs. W M Trigg’s home were outlined amid a salad service by the hostess and helpers. Nearby, Miss Winnie Phelps hosts a house party in Hefley Heights for Misses Erline Stovall, Margaret Offord, and Annie Johnson.
Rain curtailed attendance at the Burlington Hall Association May Feast. Despite a splendid Sisters' Lodge dinner, many locals stayed away. Candidates spoke to the crowd before a sudden downpour halted the planned dance and a parade with a brass band and horse officers.
Elberta Camp No. 816 W. O. W. plans its tenth annual picnic on Thursday July 23 1914. Invitations extended to gubernatorial candidates and state and county office contenders to present speeches. Arrangements are under way to feed and care for several thousand attendees.
A Cameron Herald discussion argues for a local canning operation or home canning kits to preserve vegetables and fruits. It notes Cameron’s fruitful vegetable region, the economy of early canning, and suggests readers consider investing in equipment to reduce dependence on external processing.
Baraca class notes an attendance of 63 last Sunday and a quarter enrollment of 94. Delegates Lloyd Mitchell, P. S. Graves and H. F. Saunders attend World Wide Roundup in Waco June 6 to 10, with Tom Tuttle and B. M. Siebel as alternates. The group plans a Monday June 8 departure and a future picnic for Baptist Sunday school children. J. C. Mays is elected class reporter while Ed Flinn teaches next Sunday.
Fragmented text notes a person named Mrs el Ss Ween involved in a revisit or event at a location abbreviated as Co in Shall with points or stakes indicated. No clear dates or full names obtained.
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