Bridal luncheon for Deckard Thomas by Triggs family
Tuesday evening at seven o'clock Mr and Mrs Albert Triggs hosted a luncheon for their cousin Miss Deckard Thomas and her bridal party. The pink decor and menu included fruit cocktail baked chicken creamed potatoes peas and tomatoes jelly tot biscuit pink hearts cake and mint treats. Toasts by Mr Joe Denson and Miss Ruth Coleman added festive notes as advice was read for the bride and groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Triggs
Deckard Thomas
Alexriggs
Roy Law
Clara Thomas
Ruth Coleman
Luta Law
Joe Denson
Monta Thomas
Early Morning Breakfast Adventure With Presbyterian Girls
The Presbyterian Girls' club left at 6:30 in cars for an early breakfast by Beard Creek led by Rev. and Mrs. Henry McFady. Rain forced them to seek the creek in bathing suits and enjoy water above and below. They returned home safely about 10:30 after trucking sand to cope with slick roads.
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Presbyterian Girls’ Club
Beard Creek
Henry McFady
Miss Davis Entertains Friends At Home Party
Miss Lillie Davis hosted a party in her home in honor of Miss Pauline Williams last Tuesday afternoon. About five thirty several young ladies gathered in the reception room for an enjoyable time with music by Miss Verdie Lou Davis and refreshments provided by Mrs. Davis.
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Lillie Davis
Pauline Williams
Women’s Benefit Association Hosts Lone Star Review Anniversary
The Cameron Review of The Women’s Benefit Association of the Maccabees celebrated 22 years with a Tuesday evening event on Mrs. Nathan Cass’s lawn. Guests enjoyed orchestra music, readings by Eloise Rogers, and a talk by district deputy Anna M. Poulsin on Junior Protection and association benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Review
Women’s Benefit Association of the Maccabees
the Lone Star Review
Nathan Cass
North
Travis Avenue
Methodist Church
Professor Medsker
Royal P. Jeter
Eloise Rogers
Anna M. Poulsin
Lott
Texas
Jewell Joslin
Geo. Mangum
Mesdames
Lotta Bigbee
A. E. Sharpe
Pre-Nuptial Tea Honors Miss Deckard Thomas
Last Thursday afternoon Mrs. Rush Thomas and Miss Aetna Smith hosted a tea at Mrs. The home for Miss Deckard Thomas. The house featured cut flowers including pink roses and Shaster daisies with carmens at the porch. Mrs. Giles Arriett greeted guests and her young son was present.
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Rush Thomas
Aetna Smith
Deckard Thomas
Thomas
Giles Arriett
Son
Wedding Reception for Bride-Elect Featured Fifty Guests
The article describes a reception at the home of the bride holding the card tray. In the receiving line were Mrs Rush Thomas Miss Deckard Thomas Clara Thomas Aetna Smith Luta Law and Mesdames George A Thomas John Henry and George Thomas Roy Law Albert Triggs. About eighty guests greeted the bride-elect then moved to the dining room for grape juice sandwiches oatmeal cookies and mints served by Misses Mary Lake Winnie Henderson Ruth Coleman Motle Cass and Helen Flynn. The bride is wished many joys in life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush Thomas
Deckard Thomas
Clara Thomas
Aetna Smith
Luta Law
George A. Thomas
John Henry
George Thomas
Roy Law
Albert Triggs
Mary Lake
Winnie Henderson
Ruth Coleman
Motle Cass
Helen Flynn
Mrs Gillon Hosts 42 Party With Grace and Guests
Mrs Gillon and her daughter Grace entertained with a forty two party Friday afternoon. Eleven tables for 42 and one for bridge hosted forty eight attendees including Mrs Mary V Lewis of Austin and Misses Emily Denson of Mississippi and Mildred Newton of Bryan. After ten games, guests enjoyed white brick cream and white cake. Giles L Avriett notes white Cyanshine footwear.
Surprise Shower for Deckard Thomas by Mrs Coleman
Mrs J W Coleman and Miss Olive McGehee hosted a wedding shower for Deckard Thomas on Saturday afternoon with about seventy five guests. Children greeted arrivals on the porch, gifts were collected by Sallie Coleman and Pauline Green, and a reception featured chicken salad sandwiches and iced tea. A magic wand moment led the bride out to the reception suite as decor and activities honored the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Coleman
Olive McGehee
Deckard Thomas
Jane Tyson
Dorothy Kidd
Sallie Coleman
Pauline Green
O. L. Kidd
Paul Medsker
Louise Green
Carmelia Wallace
Wishing well surprise at wedding reception
Misses Jane Tyson and Dorothy Kidd found a wishing well gift basket at the shower. The bride thanked guests for the surprise and wished happiness for all. Mrs. Tom Henderson Sr. led toasts and speakers included Miss Jewel Joslin, Miss Helen Flynn, Mrs. W. O. Trigga, Mrs. Jeff Kemp, and Mrs. Giles Avriett.
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Jane Tyson
Dorothy Kidd
Tom Henderson Sr
Jewel Joslin
Helen Flynn
W. O. Trigga
Moonlight Picnic at Randal Lake Farm
A party of nine couples motor to Randal Lake Farm last Thursday night for a moonlight picnic chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Tucker. Boats, Victrola music, dancing and an elegant lunch filled the evening, and on returning guests were served cream and cake.
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Randal Lake Farm
Ed Tucker
Luckett and Tindall Wed at Home Ceremony
At eight thirty Saturday night at the home of Mr and Mrs A Howell the marriage of Livingston V Luckett and Evelyn Lucile Tindall was solemnized by Rev T H Weaver. Attendants were Charles Paddleford and Avis Wilson. The bride wore green organdy trimmed with pink roses. The couple will reside with the bride's grandparents, L Wilson.
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Luckett
Chambers-Hefley Co
Moonlight Boat Ride At Randal Lake Farm
Twelve couples chaperoned by Mr and Mrs Jeff Hefley enjoyed a moonlit boat ride at Randal Lake Farm last Thursday night followed by a sumptuous supper and a joyful ride home.
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Jeff Hefley
Randal Lake Farm
Slumber Party At Louise Adams Home
Miss Louise Adams hosted a slumber party for eleven girls last Thursday night. The event took place at her home and involved group activities and social time.
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Louise Adams
Evening Party for Local Girls and Visiting Boys
The scene featured Shaster daisies and a lovely dining room centerpiece. Guests arrived at sunset and enjoyed a salad and sandwich course before eleven boys joined for a picture show. Ice cream and cake followed, then the visitors departed as the girls stayed for more games and music. An out of town guest was Miss Neppie Newton of Houston.
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Edison
Mr. Adams
Neppie Newton
Houston
Advertising Taste Test Names Premier Ferndell and More
A fragmented clipping lists Premier Ferndell Sunbeam Dur ee s and Thousand Island salad dressing brands with Giles L. Avriett credited, suggesting a product comparison or endorsement note in a period ad segment.
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Thousand Island
Giles L. Avriett
Marriage at Baptist Church Seals Romance with Ceremony
Last night at 8:30 at the Baptist church a romance culminated in marriage directed by Mrs. Albert Trigers. Rev. Culpepper officiated as Monta Thomas and Roy Law served as ushers amid a rain soaked crowd.
Heinz Sweet Mixed Pickles Sold In Bottles And Bulk
Giles L. Avriett reports Heinz sweet mixed pickles available in bottles and bulk. The notice lists packaging options and distribution details for the product.
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Heinz Sweet
Giles L. Avriett
Vaughn and Miss Ethridge Married in Cameron
T Vaughn and Miss Nancy Ethridge wed on June 1 in Marlin. They are longtime Cameron residents with Miss Ethridge previously teaching at Curry school and slated to teach at North Elm next year. Friends wish the couple a long, prosperous life together.
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T. R. Vaughn
Nancy Ethridge
Marlin
Cameron
Miss Ethridge
Curry School
North Elm
Fife
Teachers Examination Marks Set for Friday and Saturday
On Friday and Saturday an examination will be held under Superintendent Jim F Chadwick for teachers seeking certificates. A fee of 4 dollars will be charged.
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Jim F. Chadwick
American Beauty Flour Price Listing
A catalog note lists American Beauty Flour at 2.60 dollars per sack with Giles L. Avriett as the contact or operator.
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Giles L. Avriett
Presbyterian Auxiliary Meeting Inspires Tex Mex Institute Work
A large turnout of ladies met at the church as circle leaders held a business session. Mrs. N. H. Butts led the devotional and Rev. Brooks McLane gave a splendid talk on the Tex.Mex Institute’s commendable work.
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N. H. Butts
Brooks McLane
Tex.Mex. Institute
Methodist Missionary Meeting Segments Rural Community Talk
Twenty ladies gathered at Mrs. W. T. Hefley’s home for a Missionary Voice lesson on The Rural Community. Mrs. A J Akin led, with talks on rural schools by Mrs. W O Triggs and others. one new member, Mrs. Mott Mahler, joined. Monson’s red pea cherries noted for pies. Giles L vriett.
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W. T. Hefley
A. J. Akin
Missionary Voice
W. O. Triggs
Mesdames L. L. Lewis
R. L. Batte Sr
Howard Baskin
C. D. Lay
Mott Mahler
Monson
Giles L. Vriett
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. A. Gillon
Miss Davis
Woman's Benefit Association OF the Maccabees
Mrs. Gillon
Grace
Jeff Kemp
Giles Avriett
Billet
Randal Lake
Boston Beauty Mackerel
Luckett-Tindall
Law-Thomas
the Baptist Church
Albert Trigers
Culpepper
Alex Triggs
Maid of Honor
Tom Law
Cameron High School
Lou Law
Milam County
Law
Sapp
Herald
Goodyear
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Presbyterian Amiliary
Methodist Missionary Meeting
USIP
Hardware Company
Mrs. B. Slocomb
Cameron, Texas
Goodyear Tires
Chambers-Hefley
Motor Company
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