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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1928

Page

11

Tuesday Bridge Club Hosts Five Tables of Spring Pastels

Mr. and Mrs. Judd Davis entertained Tuesday at their Seventeenth Street home with five bridge tables arranged in pink yellow lavender blue and green. Tables featured tartan covers flower baskets and matching table cuts with prizes awarded to Rose Rischar Oxsheer Smith Mrs. J. M. Coleman and J. L. Clinton.

Judd Davis Seventeenth Street Bridge Inez Evans Gladys Rose Rischar Oxsheer Smith J. M. Coleman J. L

Seeing is Believing for Natural Gas Baking Demo

Visitors can witness a Roper Range bake with natural gas during afternoon demonstrations between 3 and 6 p.m. on Thursday and Friday. The event showcases real cooking using natural gas appliances and aims to educate attendees on energy use.

Roper Temple

Federation Meets For Quarterly Session At Presbyterian Church

The Federation held its quarterly meeting led by Mrs. J. P. Love at the Presbyterian church last Tuesday afternoon. An inspiring program featured organ solo by Mrs. Henry Sapp, Unity of talents by Mrs. Gus Evans, and the Influence of the Home by Mrs. W. G. Gillis. Minutes were read and approved before the business session and benediction by Mr. J. P. Love.

Federation J. P. Love Presbyterian Church Henry Sapp Gus Evans W. G. Gillis

Bridge Party Hosted by Mrs Tom Denson at East Thirteenth Street

Mrs Tom Denson entertained eight tables of bridge Monday at her home 212 East Thirteenth Street. Floral daisies and roses decorated the rooms with a green and gold color scheme. Centerpieces used bath powder arranged as flowers. guest prizes were perfume. Honor guests included Mrs Blair of West Palm Beach Florida and Mrs Fontaine Flinn Bishop.

Tom Denson East Thirteenth Street Blair West Palm Beach Florida Fontaine Flinn Bishop Cecil Warner Pine Bluff Arkansas

Jones Prairie News Skim of Weekly Local Visits and Events

Local residents and guests are listed visiting Cameron and nearby areas this week. Notables include Will Jackson of Gainesville visiting Jones Prairie, Mrs Archie McLerran hosting the Worth While Club, Jewel Smitherman returning from Belton, Ethel McKinney on vacation in Waco, and Rev Dobson named preacher at Little River church. Shoppers and family visits appear across Cameron and Walker’s Creek, with several social calls and a blackberry mishap.

Lelia Batte Hosts Farewell Party for Ben Heale

Lelia Batte entertained fourteen friends on Thursday evening May 31 from 7:30 to 9:30 at a farewell party for classmate Ben Heale returning to Oklahoma City after a year at Ada Henderson school Cameron. Guests enjoyed charades, selected programs, Victrola music, fruit punch, and an iced plate. Out of town guest Jimmie Sedbury of Waco attended.

Lelia Batte Ben Heale Oklahoma City Ada Henderson Cameron Jimmie Sedbury Waco

Evelyn Harrell Heads to Belton for Summer School

Evelyn Harrell left Sunday for Belton to attend summer school, aiming to advance her studies and return with new coursework. The trip highlights ongoing efforts to pursue additional education during a break.

Evelyn Harrell Belton Mildred Burnett Helen Harrell San Marcos

Miss Mayme Weaver Visiting Grandmother in Port Sullivan

Miss Mayme Clyde Weaver of Dallas is spending the week with her grandmother Mrs. N. Y. Self at Port Sullivan. The visit highlights family ties as Weaver takes a short trip from her Dallas home to Port Sullivan for guest time with relatives.

S. R. Drury Mrs. DeLay of Dallas Edgar Burnett and Son Houston Joe Anderson Alyne Mayme Clyde Weaver

Worth While Club Tea at Mrs Harvey Dobbins Home

Mrs Harvey Dobbins entertained Worth While Club members Wednesday from four to six. Zennias, larkspur, and roses decorated rooms. Members brought handwork and sewed while chatting. Hostess served salad and tea. Plate favors were pansies. Mrs H P Black and her little son Northan were guests.

Harvey Dobbins Worth While Club Zennias

Reverend Lemons Departs Little River Church Sermon

Rev V Lemons resigned at Little River church after leaving Waco gave his last sermon Sunday to a large gathering. He was presented a glad stone bag by assembled members in gratitude for his service.

V. Lemons Little River Church Waco

Little Martha Pool Ill With Chicken Pox

Little Martha Pool is reported ill with a case of chicken pox. Her condition is listed as not serious and she remains at home for recovery under parental care.

Martha Pool

Sun Event Draws Fontaine and McLerran Families

Mr and Mrs Rodney Fontaine join Mr and Mrs Eilie and Jet McLerran in a sun lit gathering. The brief notice highlights two families attending a daytime event likely in a small community setting.

Rodney Fontaine Gon Eilie Jet McLerran

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Dobbins Georgette Gordon Hose J. D. Dobbins Cameron, Texas Tuesday Bridge Club Roper Gas Good Housekeeping Magazine The American Gas Association Community Natural Gas Company Yours For Better Service Bridge Party R. K. Fontaine Will Jackson Gainsville Archie McLerran Jewel Smitherman Ethel McKinney Dobson W. T. Johnson Snc Willie Cariferna Mrs. Eldread Lassengale Cameron Neaturday Vance McLerran Lloyd Patterson Will Brown W. J. Fontaine Chas Frank Green C. N. Green & Brothers Texas Galveston Avenue P Galvez Hotel S. J. Slocomb Galveston, Texas Mr. Russell Mendelson San Antonio Cardus Robert Creasy Quinn, Mo S. Cardus
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