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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1928
Page
7
The Daily Vacation Bible School starts Monday morning June 25 at 8 a m for children ages four to sixteen. The program emphasizes music story construction work and games with Bible study as central. Registrations begin Friday at 2 p m with a parade at four o'clock for enrollees and car transport provided.
Reed Rogers shot 78 to win the Marlin golf tournament as Cameron golfers traveled Monday afternoon to the Marlin Country Club. It marked the third cup he has won this year.
S. B. Ford of Rockdale visited the city on Wednesday. Chester Huffman of Pettibone was in Cameron last Wednesday.
Valley Forge plans two Washington memorials the Memorial Library and the Washington Memorial Church on the Zurich mansion site devastated by fire to honor heroic soldiers of 1778. The observance aims to involve the original thirteen states then all forty-eight with alcoves for each state history.
Future detectives may identify a person’s occupation and city from dust particles on clothing. Scientists note chalk dust from teachers and wood fragments from lumbermen, copper or coral traces hinting at origin, guiding police work though accuracy is evolving.
The Maysfield Auxiliary marked its twentieth anniversary with a Thursday gathering at the Atkinson home in Maysfield. Members from Bryan Rosebud Jones Prairie Buckholts and Cameron attended a tacky party wearing styles from twenty years ago. Mrs Herbert Massengale reviewed the history of the organization while Mrs Gale Newon led a former Maysfield school class in songs and readings. Seventy members were served a gingerbread and sandwich menu with iced tea. First prize for tackiest dress went to Mrs Mamie Looney, with a second to Mire. dim Watson.
Miss Hortense Klaw departs for Baltimore Md as Miss Dorothy Joynes and Bonnell Neiast host a farewell gathering Tuesday night from 8 to 11. Gold and white decor set the tone with floral arrangements. Attendees enjoyed dancing strolling forty two and bridge.
A box supper fundraiser at Rice school house on Saturday night June 6 is planned to benefit the Cemetery fund. Everyone is invited to attend.
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