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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1937
Page
4
Marriage of Miss Susia Hendrick to E J Batcheller
Rogers residents announce the marriage of Susia Hendrick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. BE Hendrick, to E J Batcheller, son of Mr. and Mrs. J E Batcheller of Bennington Kansas. The ceremony occurred at 9 30 Thursday in Cameron after which the couple left for a wedding trip to South Texas. The bride, a Rogers High and Texas Tech graduate, taught in Rogers and Mirando City Texas. They will reside in Mirando City where Batcheller is employed at American Mineral Spirits Co refinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. A. Hendrick
Rogers
Susia Hendrick
E. J. Batcheller
J. E. Batcheller
Bennington
Kansas
Cameron
South Texas
Batcheller
Rogers High School
Texas Technological College
Texas University
Mirando City
Texas
Batchellor
American Mineral Spirits Co
Wallis blue sets trend in Duchess of Windsor eye shade
A fashion feature describes Wallis blue as the eye color inspired shade for Mrs. Warfield Simpson. It notes the trend of aligning wardrobe with eye color and suggests makeup to suit brown and blue eyes, reinforcing the Duchess of Windsor as a style icon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallis
Trousseau
Duchess of Windsor
Wom
Social evening features music by electric victrola
Mrs Turner and Mrs Perkins hosted an evening social with popular dance music provided by an electric victrola. Guests included Goodhue Smith of Waco Juanita Hill of Rosebud Bernard Richardson of Russellville Alabama and Pete Fisher of Goose Creek as out of town attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara
Julian Baskin
Bernard Richardson
Russelville
Alabama
Mrs Gilbert Writes From Canada
Mrs W A Gilbert of Toronto Ontario formerly Martha Lou Hooks writes from Canada appreciating The Herald. The Gilberts moved from Mexico City a year ago where Mr Gilbert works for Bank of Mexico and its Canadian branch. They announce a new son William Alexander Jr born May 25 1938 and express thrill at weekly news from Matchless Milam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Gilbert
Toronto
Ontario
Canada
Martha Lou Hooks
Gilbert
Mexico City
Bank of Mexico
Herald
William Alexander, Jr
Mrs. Gilbert
Clara Thomas Hosts Morning Coffee Event
A morning coffee was hosted Thursday from 9 30 to 11 80 by Miss Clara Thomas as a compliment to Mrs. Earl Evers of Cuero. Guests were directed to the dining room where a breakfast course was served by Mrs. Joe Denson and several helpers. A crystal bowl with daisies and lace on the dining table, orange and blue candles in crystal holders enhanced the setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Coleman
Earl Evers
Cuero
Macon Banner
Ingleside
Oxsheer Smith
GilesWitt
Lufkin
Lena Baskin
Arthur Baskin
LaBertice Robinson
Roy Baskin
Julian Baskin
Arthur Baskin, Jr
W. H. Baskin
B. J. Baskin
Robinson
Clara Thomas
Conn Miller
Joe Denson
Winnie Henderson
Winnelle Kidd
Viola Thom
Faye Hickman and W G Henderson Are Married
Miss Faye Hickman of near the city married W G Henderson Jr of Cameron in a Friday ceremony at the Presbyterian manse officiated by Rev O C Acrey. The bride wore a blue flowered silk dress with white accessories. They will reside in the city. Miss Viola Terry and Alfred Anderle attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Hickman
W. G. Henderson, Jr
Cameron
Presbyterian Manse
O. C
Acrey
Monroe Hickman
Belmena
Yee High School
Jack Henderson
Viola Terry
Alfred Anderle
Silver City
Myrtle Stidham Hosts 42 Party for Emma Akers
Myrtle Stidham hosted a Saturday afternoon 42 party at her parents home for Emma Julia Akers. Four tables competed with Miss Ejla Bess Haygood top in games, while Miss Elizabeth Sprott earned a low score prize. Ice cream and cake were served to guests including Clara Baskin Iva Earl Heath Mary Ann Green Margaret Martin Josephine Newton Nel Williams Virginia Weems Trent Nabours Elizabeth Sprott and Ella Bess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Earl Heath
Emma _ Julia Akers
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Miss Akers
Myrtle Stidham
Clara Baskin
Margaret Martin
Nell Williams
Ella Bess Haygood
Trent Nabours
Elizabeth Fanning
Virginia Weems
Joseph Newton
Mary Frances White
Mary Ann Green
Emma Julia Akers
Grady Stidham
Ejla Bess Haygood
Low
Elizabeth Sprott
Paris
Josephine Newton
Nel Williams
Ella Bess
Five Women Named in Historic Court Case
Dorothy Haygood and Dorothy Perkins join Lucy Turner Mary Ellen Cottle and Mary Frances White in a named list tied to a historic court matter. Officials have yet to disclose full roles or outcomes.
Tracy Home Coming Celebrates Local Bride and Groom
A Tracy church homecoming drew many, with a full day and basket dinner. Attendees from Cameron included Bill Bonds and families, J Burke and families, Ray Burke and families, Judge W. G. Gillis and wife, Niley Smith, Leland Green, and O. L. Byrd families. The bride, a Tanglewood teacher, wore navy sheer crepe with pink accessories. The groom is B. F. Caraway of Lexington. they will reside in Galveston during summer before moving to Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy
Cameron
Bill Alex Bonds
J. ©. Burke
Ray Burke
W. G. Gillis
Niley Smith
Leland Green
O. L. Byrd
Holley
Couple Wed At First Baptist Church In Local Ceremony
Miss Malene Averett of Tanglewood and R. B. Caraway of Galveston were united in marriage Sunday afternoon at the First Baptist church. Rev. W. G. Miles officiated. Mr. and Mrs. John Holley of Cameron attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Minerva
W. B. Skelton
Wilson-Ledbetter Park
Alice Fanning
Ada Margaret Smith
Vernon G. Miles
Betty Bieke
Duquoin
Ilinois
Billy Culver
Houston
Scottie Swofford
Rice
Malene Averett
Tanglewood
R. B. Caraway
Galveston
W. G. Miles
John Holley
Cameron
Signifying truck rear warns clear or danger
An Ohio truck driver E C Henthorn posts electric signs on his rear to warn of clear or dangerous road ahead. A Cleveland mother Mrs Bertha Benson asks to keep a nickel removed from her 4 year old son's throat as a keepsake. Louis Togneri candidate for county superintendent toppled from platform in Langley South Carolina breaking his leg during a rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Henthorn
Buckner, O
Bertha Benson
Cleveland, O
Louis Togneri
Langley, S. C
Razor and strop shaving outfit advertises sale
Razor five dollars, high carbon steel with keen edge, easy to sharpen. A four dollar barber strop and a one dollar superfine hone complete the kit. Postpaid anywhere for four dollars. Kansas residents pay tax. Money back guarantee. Don Sellman, the Razor Man, Lincoln Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Don Sellman
Razor Man
Lincoln
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University of Texas
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R. H. McIntosh
Jeff T. Kemp
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Knights of Columbus
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Fredia Joseph
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Joe Sullivan
Burlington
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August Kunz
John C. Andres
Wallis Blue
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A. W. Esslinger
Malene Avrett
Fathers Day
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Variety Store
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