Birthday Moonlight Party for Mother Honored by Walzer Family
Misses Ernestine and Annie Walzer of Ad Hall honored their mother with a moonlight birthday party Sunday night May 31. The home was decorated with ferns and artificial roses and a birthday cake held fifty candles. Four sisters a brother nephews nieces and friends from Ad Hall North Elm Sharp Buckholts Cameron attended. Guests enjoyed ring games then refreshments of cakes and ice cream. Music was supplied by a Victrola and the good time was reported by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernestine
Annie Walzer
Ad Hall
North Elm
Sharp
Buckholts
Cameron
Commencement Exercises for Cameron Yoe High Class of 1925
The Cameron Yoe High School auditorium hosted the class of 1925 for a closing program. Salutatorian and Valedictorian, both self financially supported, received diplomas as Luther A. Johnson spoke. Diplomas were presented by Mrs Lula Gillis with awards, a reception at the Green home followed, and Eskimo Pies capped the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Lula
Gillis
Luther A. Johnson
Yee High School
W. T. Hefley
West Point
Leonard Mewhinney
Annapolis
Yoe High
Congress
Lucile Dickard
H. R. MacFadyen
Efford Hazeltine
A. N. Green
Methodist Missionary Society Names New President
The Cameron church mission group held a Monday meeting in the basement with Mrs. Lena Baskin presiding. Mrs. Robert Terry was unanimously chosen president after Mrs. Charles Price resigned due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Baskin
G. C., White
J. B. Lindsey
Charles Price
H. L. Green
Robert Terry
M. M. Johnson
J. F. Plaster
Mollie Moore
Weimers
Scarrett Traiing School
Cameron Society
Giddings
Episcopal Church Announces Service Next Sunday
The Episcopal Church invites worship with Holy Communion and sermon at 11 a m. Sunday. Sunday School is scheduled for 9 45 a m.
Junior Chautauqua Breakfast Picnic
Friday morning children meet at the playground at eight for a breakfast picnic. All town children are invited and parents may camp out for breakfast, games, stories, and stunts. Each child brings their own breakfast plus extra for guests whose mothers cannot prepare food. Be there on time to avoid hunger.
Morris Isbell Wedding at North Cameron Home
A home wedding was held Saturday at 8 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs Willis Britt in North Cameron with Judge Jeff T Kemp performing. The principals were Mr A B Morris and Miss Annie Isbell sister of Mrs Wills Britt. The bride wore a brown suit with harmonizing accessories. The Herald extends congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Britt
North Cameron
Jeff T. Kemp
A. B. Morris
Annie Isbell
Wills Britt
Presbyterian Auxiliary Circles Plan Sewing for Orphanage
Monday afternoon the Presbyterian Auxiliary met in three circles. Circle One at Mrs. Co W Lawrence home with seven members sewed for the Itasca Orphanage. Circle Two at Mrs W B Denson home with eleven members sewed for Tex-Mex a Presbyterian school for Mexican girls in Taft. Circle Three at Mrs Will Ford home with several members sewed for the Itasca Orphanage. Refreshments were served in all circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Circle One
Co. W. Lawrence
Itasca
Circle
W. B. Denson
Taft
Circle Three
Will Ford
Baptist Woman's Mission Union Meeting Report
The Baptist Woman's Mission Union met at the church Monday afternoon with Mrs. S. M. Burns Jr. presiding over the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Woman's Mission Union
S. M. Burns, Jr
Atkinson Party Farewell to Teacher Miss Blanche Hensley
Miss Florence Atkinson hosted a farewell party Monday evening for her teacher Miss Blanche Hensley who left for Anderson Tuesday. Friends enjoyed lawn games and ice cream and cake served by Katharyn and Louise Atkinson, with out of town guest Miss Anna Mae Mears of Gatesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Atkinson
Blanche Hensley
Anderson
Anna Mae Mears
Gatesville
Katharyn
Louise Atkinson
Presbyterian Sermon Set by A F Cunningham in Austin
A. F. Cunningham of Austin will preach at the Presbyterian church on Sunday morning and again Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Cunningham of Austin
Presbyterian Church
City Natatorium Hosts Swim For Nash and Sisson Guests
Guests H. A. Nash Ruby Nash and Louise Sisson of Hearne attended a home party chaperoned by Mrs Holden who guided the entire crowd for a swim in the City Natatorium after the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. and
Ruby Nash
Louise Sisson
Hearne
Class Party Honors Henry McFadyen of Yee High School
Frederick Graves organized a farewell gathering at his home Wednesday for Henry McFadyen, sophomore at Yee High. Miss Velda Walker and Mrs. Preston Graves hosted, a memory book was signed, a salad and ice course served, and friends wished him success as he leaves Cameron for Nashville Tennessee. Henry is noted for an enviable Cameron school record and state prize in essay writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yee High School
Henry McFadyen
Frederick Graves
Velda Walker
Preston Graves
Cameron
Henry
Nashville
Tenn
Sarah McCalla Chapter DAR Meeting Highlights
The Sarah McCalla Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs. W. H. Triggs home Tuesday evening. Roll call featured Benjamin Franklin as the theme for a character study and brief poems by each member, followed by delightful refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah McCalla
Daughters of American Revolution
W. H. Triggs
Benjamin Franklin
Farmers urged to cut credit costs and switch to bank loans
The Department of Agriculture reports North Carolina farmers pay over 25 percent annual interest on store credit versus about 6 percent from banks. It urges thrift and reliability to improve farm credit, noting debts exceed 200 million dollars and a 1 percent rate shift could boost net income by around 2 million annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
North Carolina
Former Texas governor comments on growth and industries
The former governor praised Texas development focusing on road improvements, cotton mills, and a shift toward local manufacturing. He noted strong farm growth, rising urban expansion, and a push to reduce reliance on imports while stressing prudent prison policy shaped by his wife. He departed for Austin Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whit Davidson
Texas
South
Galveston
Jim
Austin
Thos. R. Marshall Dies in Washington
Former vice president Thos. R. Marshall died in Washington after a heart attack shortly after arriving for a planned 10 day stay. The 71 year old former official, who had retired in 1921, showed gradual improvement under medical care before failing. Marshall had moved from Columbia City Indiana to Indianapolis where he opened a law office. Indianapolis June 1. News desk reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Marshall
Columbia City
Ind
Indianapolis
Death of Thomas R. Marshall Shocks His Home State
Washington's death of former vice president Thomas R. Marshall stunned his home state as friends across parties mourned. Since retiring in 1921 he lived here, speaking on tours while avoiding heavy political involvement, and he and Mrs. Marshall bought a September 1922 home noted for its veranda and spacious rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas R. Marshall
Washington
Marshall
Abe Lincoln
Abe Martin
Mentho Sulphur Promises Quick Skin Relief
A noted skin specialist promotes Mentho Sulphur as a germ destroying preparation that quickly subdues itching from eczema. First use cools the skin. rashes and blotches heal. Bowles Mendo-Sulphur is applied like a cold cream and is harmless. available from druggists.
Ferguson Courts Campaign With Pardons As Issue
A political discussion highlights pardons as a campaign issue with Governor Lynch Davidson. The dialogue centers on assessing political rights and the timing of possible future actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferguson Courts
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society News
Episcopal Church
Morris-Isbell
Atkinson Party
Cecil Durward
Elmer Holden
L. T. Holden
North Houston St
Thos. R. Marshall
News
Cameron Furniture Co
Cameron, Texas
Rockdale, Texas
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!