Lucile Clement Dies in Austin After Lingering Illness
Miss Lucile Clement died Saturday afternoon at 2:30 at her home in Austin after a two year illness. Funeral services led by Reverend Kern of the Christian church were held Sunday in Salty, with interment in the old family burying ground where her grandfather was buried six weeks earlier. many Austin friends attended.
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Cameron
Lucile Clement
Austin
Rev. Kern
Christian Church At
Salty
Funeral procession for Cameron girl referenced
Sand ye F Gill and Miss Florence Gill accompanied the body brought by auto hearse as sorrowing friends from Cameron attended the funeral. Deceased was the elder daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Clement, born and raised in Cameron. She joined the Christian church as a child and her life inspired the young. her death is described as untimely yet part of a heavenly plan.
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Sand Ye F. Gill
Florence Gill
Cameron
Frank Clement
Christian Church
Luncheon Honors Bride-To-Be Miss Willamai Ledbetter
Mrs. Roy Baskin entertained with a noon progressive luncheon at Hefley Heights in compliment to her cousin Miss Willamai Ledbetter on her approaching marriage. White and gold decor featured five tables with daisies, a bridal cake centerpiece, and a wedding bell accent.
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Willamai Ledbetter
Roy Baskin
Hefley Heights
Wreaths and Wedding Bouquets Featured at Luncheon
Guests admired hand painted wreath cards surrounding a bride as the honor guest received a large bouquet of daisies tied with gold tulle. A five course menu was served and the cake cutting yielded a penny to Miss Willamas Ledbetter the button to May Ralston and the ring to Vance Hardy. After luncheon the party enjoyed lively conversation and Victrola music.
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Willamas Ledbetter
May Ralston
Vance Hardy
Po-Do-Lax Promoted as Liver and Stomach Remedy
An advertisement touts Po-Do-Lax as a reliable natural remedy for constipation and biliousness. It claims gentle action with no griping, improves children's activity and adults' mood, and sells a large bottle for 50 cents at druggists in June.
All Saints Church Sunday Services Listed
All Saints Church announces services on Sunday at 11:00 a.m. and 8:30 p.m. with an invitation to worship. Also notes a free Razza demonstration at Geo T Moore's store on Saturday June 23. Includes social notices about Mrs T S Henderson returning from Austin and a health tip endorsing Chamberlains Cough Remedy for whooping cough.
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All Saints Church
A. B. Perry
Geo. T. Moore’s
Rosebud Visitor Mr Gott Visits City Friends
Mr Gott of Rosebud visited friends in the city Sunday. He spent time with longtime companions and shared updates during a social call.
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Mr.Gott of
Rosebud
Resolutions of Milam Lodge on Dr E E Best Death
Milam Lodge No 125 Knights of Pythias of Cameron Texas drafts resolutions on the June 18 1917 death of Dr E E Best. The document expresses sympathy to his mother and family and notes his character and example of friendship charity and benevolence. It directs minutes to record the resolution and copies for the family and local press.
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Cameron
Texas
Milam Lodge No. 125
Knights of Pythias
E. E. Best
Dr. Best
Milam Lodge No.125
Pettibone Social Roundups and Local Visits
Messrs. Jack Nelson and Tom Brooks of San Marcos traveled to Pettibone in a Franklin car. Mrs. M. Mareth of Waco visited daughter Mrs. F. P. Huebner. Miss Cora Dockery hosted a party. F. H. Walzer visited Pettibone relatives. Ernest Ludwing visited from Cameron. A fishing party at the river included Mamie Brown Louise Pfarrdrescher Francis Huebner Jack Nelson Tom Brooks Oliver Noack John Brown and hosts Mr. and Mrs. John Hefley. Joe Klibeer and Mrs. Paul Pfarrdrescher with daughter Louise visited Cameron.
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Jack Nelson
Tom Brooks
San Marcos
Pettibone
Franklin
Francis Huebner
San Marcus
Oliver Noack
John Brown
Plainview
John Hefley
Joe Klibeer
Cameron
Paul Pfarrdrescher
Louise
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Aids Croup and Coughs
A vintage ad praises Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a ready remedy for croup and whooping cough. It claims to loosen mucus, ease breathing, and soothe inflamed airways, noting pleasant taste and a 25 cent price. June
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Dr. Bell
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Scott’s
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
N. J
T. S. Henderson
Boyd Wells
Chamberlain
P. H. Martin
Peru
Ind
Aerolux
Wilton
Cameron Furniture Co
Cameron, Texas
Coleman & Eplen
Pettibone News
Om Nas
Hite
New York
Bears
Nowhere
Longex
Citizens,Nat'l Bank
G. B. Taylor
Cameron, Tex
Cameron Cotton Oil Co
R. L. Batte
S. Kestenbaum
Worcester
B. P. Matocha
Moore Building
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