Items of Interest Gathered Here and There Name IT
A compact social digest lists residents and visitors with brief notes. Jim Neiast returns from Marlin. S D Bowles visits Cameron city. Emory Christian of Waco returns to Cameron. Mrs Lyles of route 3 shops. Mrs L J Hefley ill at home. Others include Miss Ella Joslin to Houston on business. Sam Houston employed at Cheeves Bros. Ruth Tucker visiting Rogers. Clara Hargrove at Sharpe. D R Pool of Sherman visits Cameron. Rev Walter Harbin at Calvert for district conference. Mrs Frank Lesovsky to Caldwell. Lawless Green of Poughkeepsie home on vacation. T T Moore of Rogers on weeklong business. Cora Cammer back from San Antonio. J D Womack returns to Camp Travis after furlough.
Local folks visit kin and friends across towns
Sgt. Chas. Mowdy of Camp Bowie visited homefolks for several days this week. Templeton McLane of Taylor spent the weekend with Lieut. Hayden Lawrence. Misses Eva and Sue Butts of Maysfield attended Chautauqua at Cameron last week. Miss Lucile Hooks is visiting in Holland, the guest of Miss Texana Wilkerson. Mrs. Sue Sanders left Sunday to visit relatives and friends in Waco, Mart and Mexia. Repairs that are right, at the right price. 9 J. J. Parma. Miss Ruth Henderson has returned from Grosbeck, where she has been teaching. O- Yes, all of us are going. J. A. Cone, Geo. T. Moore, A. L. Goodman are out at Bee Shoales on a fishing trip. Will English, who has been out of the city for some time re turned Monday for a visit. Miss Viola Meyers of College Station is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lu Meyers. Mrs. Marvin Tyson of Hanley Texas is a guest in the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Tyson. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Thomas and son, Morrison of Austin, visited friends in the city Monday. John Frame and family of Gause visited Sunday in the home of Mrs. S. Carlton. Miss Bettie Black returned Tuesday from C. I. A., where she was a student this winter. Miss Minnie Mays visited in Cameron and attended the Chau tauqua in Cameron last week. FOR RENT-3 unfurnished rooms two blocks from Santa Fe depot. For light house keeping. Mrs. Laura Williamson. 5-21
Social notes from Waco and Cameron visit local figures
Miss Estelle Coleman visits relatives in Waco and attends Baylor commencement. Mrs. W J Sims of Gainesville visits in the city. Dr. Tom Denson spent the weekend in San Antonio visiting nephew Lane Denson. H B Terrell and E J Martin of Austin were in the city on business. Miss Mabel Jeter and Ruth Coleman, Baylor students, return home for summer. Elizabeth Barclay returns to Waco from visits. Misses Bernice Emily and Jane Nicholson attend Cameron Chautauqua. Gladys Watson returns from Dallas after SMA attendance. Guy Tidwell of Gause bought a New Edison from Cameron Drug Co. Miss Mary McLane and Katherine Flinn return to Baylor for summer. Ethel McKinney of Jones Prairie visits her sister Mrs E A Flinn. Tom Moore and cousins Reba and Irene Cheeves visit relatives in Waco. H H Kennedy Redpath Horner Chautauqua manager spent Friday in Cameron promoting it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel McKinney
Jones Prairie
City
E. A. Flinn
Social notes from local residents visit and travel
Wayne Parke and Paul Vance of San Antonio and Edgar Nagle of Manor were guests of Lieut. Hayden Lawrence last week. Mrs Bessie Lowe and son Robert depart for San Marcus to spend the summer at school. Mr and Mrs R H McIntosh with Mrs R L Tyson and daughter Mary Ethel motored to Maysfield. Lieut Tom Henderson with Miss Jean Adams, Mary Lake and Winnie Henderson escorted Capt Fallon to Temple. A J McKinney says crops need rain. Miss Harriett Henderson hosted a riverbank breakfast for Miss Christine Hefley Elizabeth Barclay and Captain Fallon. Dr G B Taylor left for Chicago for a post graduate course. Mrs Taylor visits her parents Ike and Mrs Looney at Ben Arnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Parke
Paul Vance
San Antonio
Edgar Nagle
Manor
Hayden Lawrence
Lieut
Tom Henderson
Jean Adams
Mary Lake
Winnie Henderson
Capt. Fallon
Temple
Harriett Henderson
Havor
Christine Hefley
Elizabeth Barclay
Captain Fallon
G. B. Taylor
Chicago
Mrs. Taylor
Mrs
Ike Looney
Ben Arnold
Local residents tied by visits and travel plans
Mrs. Lloyd Mitchell of San Antonio visits her father Joe Westmoreland. Her husband plans to depart this week for France. Miss Cornelia Wallace returns from Waco after visiting sister Mrs. Ira Perry Jr. Senator E A Decherd Jr of Franklin will speak at the Cameron courthouse on Saturday June 15 at 3 pm. Mrs. Homer Collier of Goodland visited city parents with her brothers Walter Burns and Tebo Cone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Mitchell
San Antonio
Joe Westmoreland
France
E. A. Decherd, Jr
Franklin
Congress
Court House
Cameron
Homer Collier
Goodland
City
Walter Burns
Tebo Cone
Local Notices and Social News Through Cameron Visits
E A Camp was in Cameron on business Monday. Jewel Joslin returned from Cavilla. J W Garner of Rockdale was here this week. Frank Smith joined the New Cameron Drug Company. Bob McLane visited his son Bonner at Camp Travis. Dr Doane of Bryan looked after interests in Cameron. Attend the Red Cross play at Maysfield Tuesday night. Walls Plaster heads to Baylor University for summer study. Glennie Stafford returned from Huntsville. Mrs A Lavin and children of Fort Worth are guests of the Kestembaums. Mrs Wiley Mangum of San Antonio visits her parents in Cameron. Earnest Butts and Frances of Wirt, Oklahoma, guests of the Butts family. Alma Black returns from Denton for the summer.
Local Visitors Include Military Family And Teachers
Major John L. Denson and his wife visited in the city for two days at the start of the week, spending time with relatives and friends. Mrs C D Lay District Secretary of the Methodist Woman's Work attended a conference in Calvert. Miss Wilma Carlton of Temple left for Del Rio to join a fishing party on Devil's River after visiting her mother. Misses Hattie and Mildred Greer returned from Huntsville where the former taught and the latter studied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Lay
Methodist Woman’s Work
Calvert
Wilma Carlton
Temple
S. Carlton
del Rio
Devil's River
Hattie
Mildred Greer
Huntsville
Enterprising Cottle Couple Heads to Brenham Home
Mr. and Mrs. Cottle depart for Brenham to establish their future residence. Cameron notes with regret the loss of these splendid, enterprising citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Cottle
Brenham
Cameron
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. D. Morton Hone
Jim Neiast
Marlin
S. D. Bowles
Emory Christian
Waco
Mrs. Lyles
Route 3
Ella Joslin
Houston
Sam Houston
Cheeves Bros
Ruth Tucker
Rogers
Misses Weathersbee
Clara Hargrove
Sharpe
R. F. Pool of Sherman
Walter Harbin
Frank Lesovsky
Caldwell
Lawless Green
Poughkeepsie, New York
T. T. Moore
Cora Cammer
J. D. Womack
Camp Travis
Sgt
Chas. Mowdy
Camp Bowie
Templeton McLane of
Taylor
Eva
Sue Butts
Maysfield
Lucile Hooks
Holland
Texana Wilkerson
Sue Sanders
Waco, Mart and
Mexia
J. J. Parma
Ruth Henderson
Grosbeck
J. A. Cone
Geo. T. Moore
A. L. Goodman
Bee Shoales
Will English
Viola Meyers
College Station
Lu Meyers
Marvin Tyson
Hanley Texas
R. L. Tyson
Pat Thomas
Morrison of
Austin
John Frame
Gause
Minnie Mays
Santa Fe
Laura Williamson
Estelle Coleman
Baylor
W. J. Sims
Gainsville
Jeff Avera
Tom Denson
Lane Denson
H. B. Terrell
E. J. Martin
Mabel Jeter
Ruth Coleman
Baylor Waco
Bernice, Emily
Jane Nicholson
Gladys Watson
Dallas
Guy Tidwell
Edison
Cameron Drug Co
Mary McLane
Katherine Flinn
Baylor, Waco
Tom Moore
Reba
Irene Cheeves
H. H. Kennedy
Redpath-Horner Chautauqua
Bessie Lowe
Robert
San Marcus
R. H. McIntosh
Mary Ethel
A. J. McKinney
Route 2
Chambers Auto
Cornelia Wallace
Ira Perry, Jr
E. A. Camp
Miss Jewel Joslin
Cavilla
J. W. Garner
Rockdale
Frank Smith
Cameron Drug Company
Bob McLane
Bonner McLane
R. S. Doane
Bryan
The
Red Cross
Miss Walls Plaster
Baylor University
Glennie Stafford
A. Lavin
Children of
Fort Worth
Mrs. S. Kestenbaum
Wiley Mangum
W. T. Mowdy
Earnest Butts
Frances
Wirt, Oklahoma
N. H. Butts
Alma Black
F. A. Black
College of Industrial Arts
Denton
J. T. Parma
John L. Denson
Grove
J. H. Sapp
C.N. Green
Brother
Emily Spiller
Henderson, Kidd & Henderson
Cameron, Texas
Henne & Meyer Go
Texas
Cameron Rockdale
Thorndale Buckholl
Citizens National Bank
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