Townsends and Cameron Social Life Highlight High School Graduates
Many social events surround the Cameron High School class of 1923. Notable graduates Miss Mary Francis Green, Miss Pauline Green, and Miss Olive Henderson head to Southwestern University, Baylor, and Baylor College. Community activities include a C.E. installation, picnics, baptist and Methodist gatherings, a Cameron girl in an opera, a Pretty Party, and a Presbyterian graduation service with a key address on character.
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Yee High School School
Mary Francis Green
C. N. Green
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Fauline Green
A. N. Green
Baylor University
Waco
Olive Henderson
Wm. Henderson
Baylor College
Be!ton
Olive
Be'ton S
Cameron
Mildred Moore
Henry Moore
Nice
George Tiff Moore
J. B. Moore
Our City
Miss Moore
Methodist Misionary Society
Leland Green
R. S. Boykin
Charles Gaston
Christian Federation
R. L. Batte
Maggielu Aycock
Marlin
Hearne
W. O. Triges
Agnes Henderson
Tom Henderson
Taylor Keep
Auditorium Theatre
America
Keep Singing Club
Skinney Garrett
Baylor
Baylor Chapel
Garrett
A. W. McMiller
Brooks, Jr
Gertrude McPadden
Velma Cousins
Stanley Cldye Garrett
Sims Brooks Samuel
John Biges Frederick
A. W. McMillan
Elbert Holloway
Mabel Agnes Henderson Smith
Gertrude MacFadden
Kate Jane Ellis
Isabel Mozelle Rooney
Ruth Velma Cousins
Helen Flinn
Virginia West
North Crockett Street
Flinn
West
Myrtie Curry
Misa West
Gladys Walker
W. T. Hefley
Gladys
Miss Walker
Oliver Walker
Kathryn Atkinson
Ben P. Atkinson
W. G. Gllis
A. J. Lewis
H. R. McFadyen
Presbyterian Auxiliary Circles Meet with Bible Study
Mrs. F. N. Diltz hosted Circle One of the Presbyterian Auxiliary with five members attending and a salad course served. Circle Two led by Mrs. R. D. Brown held a Joshua study and four members enjoyed refreshments during social hour.
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C.E. S
Order Eastern Star
Geo. Graves
R. H. Redfield
Redfield
Annie Woolley
Robi. McLane
Overton
W A. Bonds
Charlie Price
Jeff Avera
Ada
Bettie Stafford
Ruth
Susie Sloan
Ester
Boles
Martha
Garner
Electa
Alex Triggs
J. L. Clinton
Sentinel C. R. Phillips
Graves
At J. Clinton
Vorgie Pylant
Robert Gordon
Vorgie, Jr
J. B. White
F. N. Diltz
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Lou Meyers
Ben Atkinson
R. D. Brown
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Relief from Deafness
Catarrhal deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucous lining. If unchecked, hearing can be destroyed. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to cure catarrh and related deafness, noting over forty years of successful use and sale by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
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Judge
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Nat Wofford
Hallie Wofford
Kansas City Southern Railroad Company
Port Arthur
Jones Wofford
Della Budd
Ried
Carter
Gates Memorial
John W. Gates
Mesdames
A. C. Strickland
Wilson-Ledbetter Park
Eloise Rogers
Bess Wiley
Martha Lou Hooks
Pauline Green
Sallie Coleman
Eugenia Wallace
Alice Preston
Messrs
Eugene Green
Edwin Agee
Bondi Laird
Marvin Sykes
Rube Johnson
Alton Baerett
Glenn Flinn
Jack Hearrell
Baptist Auxiliary
Ladies of the Baptist Auxiliary
Proverbs 16Th Chapter
Robert Todd
Mr. Hefley
Temple
Presbyterian Church
Apt
L. H. Kidd
Hitchcock
Kidd
San Marcos
Delphya Scott
Donse Brothers
Decker Motor CO
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