Chicken Barbecue at Wayside Tourist Park Event
A group of locals enjoyed a chicken barbecue at Wayside Tourist Park last Friday night. Attendees included Mr and Mrs A E Schiller Mr and Mrs W R Hoover Mr and Mrs W H Stafford Conn Moody Miss Mary Burnett Mr and Mrs W B Levy and guests Mr and Mrs Doyle Skinner from Farmersville and Mrs J Cook of Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Tourist Park
A. E. Schiller
W. R. Hoover
W. H. Stafford
Conn Moody
Mary Burnett
W. B. Levy
Doyle Skinner
Farmersville
J. ©. Cook
Rogers
Card of Thanks for Personal Loss
We thank friends for love and sympathy in the loss of our husband and father. Special thanks for the flowers. May the Lord bless each one. Mrs. J. T. Maples A. Maples and family Mary Lavonia Maples
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J. T. Maples
A. Maples
Mary Lavonia Maples
Birthday Party Honors Two Young Children At Lawn Gathering
Mrs Roy Law hosted a Wednesday afternoon garden party on June 15 for her son Charles Roy six and a half and guest Virginia Burr Knapp turning three. Mrs J B White led games as Ludie Law helped children catch gift packages of gum and candy. Cakes with ages were cut by Mrs Robert Knapp and Mrs George Law. Eskimo pies served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. White
Robert Knapp
George Law
Viola Thomas
Jean Taber
Austin
Janet McIntyre
San Antonio
Mary Frances White
Button
Virginia Burr Knapp
Local and Personal Notes From Cameron Area
Local items record Miss Bess Wiley moving to San Marcos for summer school at Southwestern University. Miss Alta May Power leaves Orange for Georgetown summer study. Pauline Green and Nelson Green attend University summer sessions. Several families attend services and funerals, with visits among Cameron residents and nearby towns. Glenn Flinn of the Cameron Herald takes a vacation to San Antonio for the Firemen’s Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Wiley
San Marcos
Alta May Power
Orange
Georgetown
Pauline Green
Nelson Green
The
University
Glenn Flinn
Cameron Herald
San Antonio
Firemens
Local Guests and Longtime Teachers Mentioned in Social Notes
Mrs Annie Chandler Whitesides and daughter Elizabeth of Athens visited Mr and Mrs T S Henderson. Mrs Whitesides formerly taught in Cameron schools. Mr and Mrs Horace Mosteller of Bryan vacationed with Mr and Mrs O B Horstmann. McLane's Grocery advertises fast service and Ham House for Vegetables via phone 205. Robert Baskin traveled to Georgetown. Keeling Whatley Triggs Adams Graham Mohler were back from a fishing trip. Miss Gladys Davis Florence Atkinson and Mary Virginia Atkinson depart Sunday for encampment at Kerrville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Chandler Whitesides
Elizabeth
Athens
T. S. Henderson
Whitesides
Cameron Schools
Annie Chandler
Gladys Davis
Florence Atkinson
Mary Virginia Atkinson
Kerrville
Mrs Bridge Club entertains with lemon-squeezer favors
Mr. and Mrs. Bridge Club hosted a Tuesday evening gathering for members and guests. Two tables were set for playing while the hostess presented each lady guest with a handpainted lemon-squeezer as a favor. Refreshments were served at the end.
Quart of Water Cleans Kidneys
An authority advocates drinking a quart of water daily to flush the kidneys and prevent ailments from overworked kidneys. It recommends four ounces of Jad Salts lime lithia mixture before breakfast to cleanse the kidneys and neutralize acids, plus annual medical kidney checkups.
Local residents and visitors bustle through Cameron town
Notes from Cameron and area list return visits and travels. Miss Zinn Brooks comes home to Temple from a visit with Miss Inez Evans. Several residents including Cyrus Miller Scarborough Mayfield and Louise Adams ve rify weekend or weekday trips to nearby cities. Many teachers and guests from Baylor College Belton Edinburg and Dallas are mentioned along with shop visits and social calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zinn Brooks
Temple
Inez Evans
Niece Rachael Maxey Visits Mrs Earl Burke
Mrs Earl Burke hosted her niece Miss Rachael Maxey of Marlin as a guest last week, continuing family ties and social visits in the community.
Local Graduates and Students Spend Summer in Cameron
Miss Edna Lee Bell attends summer school in Cameron while Mary Virginia Atkinson of State University stays with her parents Mr and Mrs Hubert Atkinson. Miss Mary Kelso of Daniel Baker College returns home for the summer as do Misses Sue Ella Tyson and Vera Mayes. J C Tyson and daughter Nell Sue weekended in San Antonio and Rev Gus Craven traveled to Waco. Miss Mary Freeman of Southwestern University is home with her parents. The Tri ple F Club met at the Tyson home with Irene Bell winning high score and a perfume bottle as prize. a salad with orangeade was served by the hostesses and their mother Mrs we Gs Tyson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Virginia Atkinson
State University
Mrs
Hubert Atkinson
Mary Freeman
Southwestern University
Clarence Freeman
Sue Ella Tyson
Vera Mayes
Guy Newton
Cameron
Elsie
Nell Sue Tyson
Triple F
Irene Bell
We Gs Tyson
Attendees at Rosebud Presbyterian Meeting Sunday Night
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Atkinson with Mary Virginia and Harriet Atkinson attended the Rosebud Presbyterian meeting Sunday night. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Bar more with Marguerite MecCullock and Mildred Massengale, Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Fields and son Hubert of Brownwood, and D. H. Smith of Austin visiting relatives in Maysfield and Cameron.
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Rosebud
H. T. Atkinson
Mary Virginia
Harriet Atkinson
J. S. Barmore
Marguerite MecCulloch
Mildred Massengale
Morgan Fields
Hubert
Brownwood
D. H. Smith
Austin
Maysfield
Cameron Sunday
Miss Maurine House to Spend Summer with Parents
Miss Maurine House, who taught in a Fort Worth high school last year, will spend the summer at home with her parents Mr and Mrs John House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurine House
Fort Worth High School
John House
Hartsfelds Visit Brother in Sunday Family Stop
Mr and Mrs H H Hartsfeld spent Sunday at the home of her brother R B Mayes in a family social outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Hartsfeld
R. B. Mayes
Miss Zana Bell Visits With Mother Over Weekend
Miss Zana Bell, a Baylor College summer student, spent the weekend with her mother, sharing time and news away from campus.
Local visitors and travel notes mingle with health ad Fly-Tox claim
Mrs. Henry Hefley and family depart for San Antonio with plans to return Thursday to Cameron. Several Cameron residents plan getaways to Corpus Christi and Houston area while Dr. G. B. Taylor returns from Chicago. Health note promotes Fly-Tox insecticide developed at Mellon Institute as safe and effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hefley
Henriet
Mozelle Bigbee
San Antonio
Cameron
Panama Canal
Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
Rex Fellowship
Picnic at Wayside Park Guests Enjoyable Afternoon
A group of girls and boys, chaperoned by Mrs. Wm. Rogers, drove to Wayside Tourist Park last Wednesday. They spread a fine feast and enjoyed games and music until 9 P.M. before returning home.
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Wayside
Wm. Rogers
Local social notes from Cameron and Baileyville residents
Bob Terry and several Cameron and Baileyville residents attended the Mays field Hearne baseball game on Wednesday. Myrtle Tyson returned home Monday after visiting her brother Powell Tyson in Rosebud. Helen Mayes came back Saturday after a week with friends in Baileyville.
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Myrtle Tyson
Powell Tyson
Rosebud
Helen Mayes
Baileyville
Mrs Rosser Cole Returns Home to Hearne
Mrs Rosser Cole was returned to her home in Hearne. The report notes her safe return and residence in the Texas town.
Methodist Missionary Society Meets for Study and Election
The Methodist Missionary Society met at the church on Monday afternoon for a mission study. Mrs. Tom Denson led the devotional from John chapter 15. Mrs. Willard McCall was elected secretary succeeding Mrs. Grover White who moved to Georgetown. The lesson, titled Moslem Women, was led by Mrs. Henry Davis. Next Monday the meeting will be held in circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Missionary Society
Tom Denson
John
Willard McCall
Grover White
Georgetown
Henry Davis
Baptist W. M. U. Circles Meet for Bible Study
The W. M. U. met in circles Monday afternoon for Bible study. Circle One led by Mrs. Lloyd Mitchell had eleven present, Circle Two under Mrs. J. B. White had ten, Circle Three with Mrs. Joe Densen had six members and one visitor, Circle Four led by Mrs. J. C. Martin had seven. Next Monday they will meet at the church for Enlistment Service with Miss Picendieea as leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Mitchell
J. B. White
Joe Densen
J. C. Martin
Picendieea
Saits Fine for Aching Kidneys
Folktale style ad copy warns kidneys grow sluggish like bowels and need flushing. Recommends four ounces of Ind its from a drug store plus a tablespoon in water before breakfast for a few days to restore function. Mentions grape and lemon juice, lithia and Jad Salts as harmless remedies to neutralize urine acids and ease bladder issues. A local druggist notes many buy Jad Salts to try early kidney trouble.
Monday Bridge Club enjoys charming evening gathering
Miss Ruby Lengert attended the Monday Bridge Club at Mrs. J. L. Barmore's East 13th Street home. Four tables played. high score went to Miss Duke McCall who won a handkerchief bag, with Mrs. Penn Wolf taking a perfume consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Lengert
J. L. Barmore
East 13Th Street
Duke McCall
Penn Wolf
Bernice Terry
Callie Young
Mary and Lois Burnett
Nadine
Earl Bragg
Velda Walker
Louise Adams
Whatey
Lee McLane
Charie Nabours
Blue Star Antibiotic Ointment Promises Quick Relief
Stop That Itching Use Blue Star Ointment to clean affected parts then apply Blue Star Remedy. It penetrates the skin, kills germs, stops itching, and restores health. Promises relief for poison oak, ringworm, cracked hands, and burns. Sold by Stuer Products Co in Cameron Texas for 60c and $1.00 a jar. soap 25c.
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Stuer Products Co
Cameron
Texas
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Bi Rouy
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Fred Smith
Branchville
B. E. McMillan
M. M. Kemp
Waco
George McGehee
Elizabetty Wreck
Steithville
Geo. McGehee
C . Jensen
Houston
Theresa Jensen
F. J. Beckerman
Sue Ellen Tyson
C. W. Tyson
Doris Newton
H. R. Gilmore
Texas Power & Light Company
Beatrice Reynolds
Texas Power & Light Co
Horace Mosteller
Bryan
O. B. Horstmann
McLane’s Grocery
Robert Baskin
Messrs
Keeling, Whatley, Triggs, Adams, Graham and
Mohler
Mr. and Mrs. Bridge Club
Armour’s
Sunlite
Rooster
Campbell’s Pork and Beans
J.T. Parma
FISK
Cameron, Texas
Cyrus Miller
Scarborough Mayfield
J. F. Guggett
Edinburg
Amy Wade
Baylor College
Belton
McLane’s
Elizabeth Burnett
John H. Bickett
M. R. Looney
Will Looney
Sam Hefley
Minnie Wolf
Dallas
Clyde Shipp
Gwayne
Bob Fuller
North Elm
J. F. Brown
Jennie Brown
Junior Brown
Galveston
Jennie
P. W. Davis
A. W. Esslinger
Cornelia Esslinger
Dorothy Blaylock
Carrie Collier
Nathan McGehee
Pharr
Mrs. Sisson
Texarkana
O. L. Kidd
Mrs. Mack Fox
Mrs. Langletz
Mrs. W. B. Levy
Miss Louise Kirk
Cecil Porterfield
A. C. Balhorn
Rockdale
Maysfield News
Edna Lee Bell
Mary Kelso
Daniel Baker College
J. C. Tyson
Nell Sue
Gus Craven
Zana Bell
Mrs. G. B. Taylor
Chicago
Joe Smith
San Benito
Mrs. Pope Sapp
A. W. Taber
P. O. Adams
H. E. Munnell
Eri. C. Munnell
Hugh and
Ted
Paul Webb
Jack Walker
Harry Tag
Herald Isom
Robert Browning
Herald Force
Bob Terry
Stirling
Dorothy Denson
Mary Belle Batte
Cary Woodall
Bob
Willis Hudson
Maysfield-Hearne
Bridge Club
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Mig. Chem
Tuffalo
Thedford’s
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