Local and Personal Notes From Cameron Area
Local society items list visits and travels of Cameron area residents. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Epperson of Fort Worth spent Sunday with his parents Dr. and Mrs. A. S. Epper son. Howard Terry heads to California to visit relatives during vacation. Mrs. Kittie Mays of Maysfield visited Cameron. John Atkinson and Tom Law of Austin visited his aunt Miss Lilian Atkinson and his sister Miss Katherine Atkinson. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. De Coux and son John of Houston arrived for the weekend. Mrs. De Coux stayed for a longer visit with her sister Mrs. G. Co. Walters. Mr. Hackney and son Hoyle and Miss Mattie Breckenridge of McGregor were guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. Cox along with Joyce Cox of Galveston. Mrs. Neva Shirley and son from Fort Worth spent the weekend with cousin Mrs. G. C. Walters. Mrs. Shirley noted her first visit to Cameron. Mrs. G. R. Drury and daughter Minnie Nell of Bishop are guests of Mrs. Walter Sharpe and husband and Fred Reno and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Treadgill and daughter Wilma Jean of Houston were weekend guests of the Rennos. In the 1933 graduation class Seth Newton Corley is the youngest boy in the class. Pauline Starnes is the youngest pupil to graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Epperson
Ft. Worth
A. S. Epperson
Howard Terry
California
J. D. de Coux
John
Houston
de Coux
G. Co. Walters
Mr. Hackney
Hoyle
Mattie Breckenridge
McGregor
Neva Shirley and Son
Fort Worth
G. C. Walters
Seth Newton Corley
S. M. Corley
Buckholts
W. R. Newton
Pauline Starnes
J. H. Starnes
Clarkson
Thedford’s Black-Draught Promoted For Family Use
Advert reads Thedford’s Black-Draught as a dependable laxative from medicinal plants. It stresses thrifty buying with 25 doses in a 25 cent package. For children it offers PSYRUP of Thedford’s Black Draught with a pleasant taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thedford
Miss Virginia Looney Attends Yoe High Commencement
Miss Virginia Looney, former Yoe High School graduate and CIA student, visited her aunt Mrs. Niley and Smith family. She attended the Yoe High School commencement Monday evening, reflecting on her graduation last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Looney
Niley
Smith
Yoe High School
Miss Looney
Lost glasses and a reward in Cameron
Lost Monday afternoon between Fidelity Abstract Office and B B Studio one pair of nose eye gs in gold rim. Return to Cameron Herald Office or call 221. Reward. The Six Aces at Skeezix Saturday night June 10. Admission. Abe Mrs Howard Redfield and a small daughter Rosemary of Galveston visit with her mother Mrs Cora Cammer. Mrs Redfield, formerly Miss Mary Cammer, has many Cameron friends pleased by her return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity Abstract Office
B & B “Es Studio
Cameron Herald
Six Aces
Skeezix
Abe
Howard Redfield
Mall
Rosemary
Galveston
Cora Cammer
Redfield
Miss Mary Cammer
Cameron
Little
Miss Zora Clarke Wilkerson Honored After Illness
Miss Zora Clarke Wilkerson daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Wilker son showed improvement after a fever. An honor graduate of Ada Henderson Grammar School she rose from bed to attend and presented the class gift to the next year’s class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zora Clarke Wilkerson
Leo Wilkerson
Zora Clarke
Ada Henderson Grammar School
Robbins Sisters Join Summer Session at State University
Miss Katherine Robbins travels to Austin to attend the summer session at State University with her sisters Miss Lois Robbins and Miss Ruby Robbins who will also take work at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Robbins
Austin
State University
Lois
Ruby Robbins
Univer
Buckets Tonics Promises Sleep Aid and Bladder Relief
An old notice advertises Buckets a 25¢ herbal blend claimed to cleanse the bladder like castor oil cleanses the bowels, promising better sleep after four days if unsatisfied. Sold by New Cameron Drug Company. The piece then shifts to local social updates including visits, graduations, and residents of Cameron and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
NEW Cameron Drug Company
Clarity
Milam County League Sunday Games and Withdrawals
Results from Sunday June 4 include Cameron Sluggers 7 over Thorndale 1 Cavilla 13 over Val Verde 5 Gay Hill 11 over Milano 4 and Sharp 9 over Rockdale 0 by forfeit. A May 28 Cameron Milano game was protested and awarded to Milano. Rockdale has withdrawn from the league forfeiting all scheduled games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Sluggers
Thorndale
Cavilla
Val Verde
Gay Hill
Milano
Sharp
Rockdale
Cameron-Milano
Cameron Slaggers
Go to Church Sunday at the Christian Church
The Christian Church invites all to Sunday services with the morning focus The Long Way and the evening topic Just An Old Fashioned Root With Modern Ideas. Worship begins with 8 p m fellowship and song. The church welcomes heartful singing and any attendee, seeking a Godly community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Mrs Gott Returns Home From Visit In Marlin
Mrs J P Gott of Marlin has returned home after visiting her daughter Mrs Leland Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Gott of
Marlin
Daugh
Leland Green
Missionary Society meeting at Christian Church hosts visitors
Mrs. H. E. Garner led the Missionary Society gathering Monday afternoon with Mrs. Robert Young guiding the lesson aided by Mrs. Harris. Several visiting ladies from nearby towns attended, including Mrs. J. D. Benson and daughter Marie, Mrs. Sheperason, Mrs. Veasy, Mrs. Glenn of Bryan, and Mrs. Cecil Plate of Tracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Garner
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Robert Young
Harris
Harsha
J. Db. Venson
Marie
Sheperason
Veasy
Glenn
Bryan
Cecil Plate
Tracy
Quicker Better Relief From Use of Black-Draught
Mr George T Wharton of Petersburg Virginia says Black-Draught gives quicker and better relief for constipation and tired feeling. He uses it for colds and other complaints needing a laxative and finds it helpful. Also recommended is Thedford’s Black Draught syrup for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Wharton
Petersburg
Thedford
Baptist Missionary Society Circles Meet at Church
WwW M A circles met Monday afternoon for a business session at the church. Mrs Mattie Shephard led the devotional. Billie Wilson performed a Sousa phone solo. Next Monday’s study in Royal Service at 4.00. Sunbeams met at 4 with Mrs J W Bowman and Miss Helen Blaylock in charge, 18 members present. YW A met with Miss Frances as leader and guest Miss Rachel Cooper of Gulf visiting Aunt Miss Tabbie Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Missionary Society
Www
M. A
Mattie Shepherd
Billie Wilson
Sunbeams
J. W. Bowman
Helen Blaylock
R. A
Frances
Rachel Cooper
Gulf
Tabbie Robinson
Youngest Buckholts graduate Seth Corley among Yee High class of 1933
Seth Corley, the youngest boy in Yee High School’s 1933 class of 50 graduates, plans to study law. He and his mother will travel to Chicago for the World’s Fair after graduation. The Buckholts group includes Lorenz Zelisko Henry Fuchs L A Pattido Jr and J dD Ruziska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bueckholts
Yee High School
Seth Newton Corley
S. M. Corley
Corley
Chicago
Seth
Buckholts
Yee High
Lorenz Zelisko
Henry Fuchs
L. A. Pattido, Jr
J. Dd. Ruziska
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pais
Amarillo
Mary McElroy
Kansas City
Walter H. McGee
Lenore
Lawrence Gilbert
Wendell
Hazel Johnson
McGee
Kittie Mays of
Maysfield
John Atkinson
Tom Law
Lilian Atkinson
Katherine Atkinson
Frank Treadgill
Wilma Jean
Fred Reno
Will Ondrej
Parma
Santa Fe Town
J. W. Kemp
Mrs. Stewart Epperson
Mary Ann Green
Daug
Bert Nicholson
Miss Mollien
North & Henderson
Dr. W. Steger
Dallas
Mrs
Niley Smith
Yoo High School
Niey Smith, Jr
Vivian Brady
S.E. Brady
W. F. McCall
George Mangum
George Graves
Ena Steger
Elix
Paso
Niley Smith, Jr
Helen Green
Port Arthur
C. N. Green
Green
Shofner Sterling
Pearsal
Fstelle Caldwell
Milam County League
Christian Missionary Society
Dusek Pharmacy
Stoc Hk
Ed National
Burpee
National
Osborne
J. Matochas Company
Cameron, Texas
Seth Corley
Africa
Mr. Merchant
the Herald
Milam County
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!