Birthday and wedding notices fill Cameron social pages
The week’s Society News covers Mrs. Elo Chollett’s 42nd birthday at their Burlington area home with family guests and supper. Irma Gee and Woodrow Lowe wed at First Baptist Cameron with Rev Vernon Miles presiding. Rosaline Dockall and Homer Doss also married at Judge Kemp’s home, while local celebrations, travel, and community events fill out a busy social section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Gee
Woodrow Lowe
First Baptist Church
Vernon Miles
Frances Cox
Billie Triggs
William Gee
Rockdale
Cameron
Western Union Office
Eplen
18Th Street
Rosaline Anna Dockall
Homer Doss
Jeff T. Kemp
Judge Kemp
Willie Menn
Final Account Notice in Milam County Probate
Milam County Court issues writ in estate of Bryant B. Clement deceased. Administrator Jones Clement must publish ten days in Milam County newspaper and appear July 4, 1938 at Cameron courthouse to contest final settlement. Homer Nabours, Clerk, certifies copy of writ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy
Milam County
Jones Clement
Bryant B. Clement
Milam
Cameron
Texas
Homer Nabours
Bessie Dunham
Cattle Theft Suspect Confesses as Yearlings Recovered
McCall traced tracks to BeBee at Cedar Spring where the two yearlings were taken. They were sold in Waco and later found 16 miles north of Martin, returned to owners. BeBee held without bail in Marlin after confession. Sheffield brothers out on $1500 bond. Sheriff Kennedy reports 12 cattle theft arrests since last fall.
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McCall
Cedar Spring
BeBee
Waco
Martin McLennan County
Sheffield Brothers
Marlin
Guffey Dies at 83. Long Railroad Service Highlighted
Funeral services for Mr. Guffey were held June 18 in Arkansas City Kansas at 2 30 p m. He died at age 83 and leaves a widow. He spent most of his career with the Santa Fe and the San Antonio and Aransas Pass railroads, 25 years as a road master in Missouri Kansas and Texas where he retired at 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guffey
Arkansas City
Kansas
Santa Fe
San Antonio
Aransas Pass
Santa Fe Railroad
Missouri
Texas
WM Donaldson Buried At Ben Arnold Sunday
Funeral services for Wm S Donaldson were held at Green Funeral Home Sunday June 12 1938 at 4 pm. He died June 11 after a two month illness. He was a Walkers Creek Baptist member lifelong Milam county resident. He married Lena Owens in 1905. Survived by widow two children Raymond and Mrs Frank Tubbs and two grandchildren plus siblings. Interment Ben Arnold Cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. S. Donaldson
C. C. Acrey
Green Funeral
Donaldson
Walkers Creek
Ben Arnold
Robert Felschinsky
Frank Boyd
Davis Miller
Fred Starnes
Marvin
Henry Dohne
Corpus Christi Visit Highlights Local Relatives
Mrs Leah Carter of Corpus Christi returned home Sunday after visiting many relatives here. Mr and Mrs W L Crawford of Robstown attended the Foster Dierz wedding and visited relatives. Miss Rose Rischar and siblings Dan Legacy and Gladys M Watson spent the weekend in Corpus Christi and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah Carter
Corpus Christi
W. L. Crawford
Robstown
Rose Rischar
Dan Legacy
Gladys M. Watson
Little Girl Joins Grabein Family at Chevrolet
Mr Grabein of Chevrolet Company and his wife celebrate the arrival of their 17 month old daughter who has come to live with them. The family beams with happiness as the child learns to say Mama and Dad and brightens the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grabein
Chevrolet Company
Mrs Grabein
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Support
The Holder family expresses gratitude to Liberty Community friends for kindness and sympathy during their mother’s illness and passing. Special thanks go to Dr Barkley Mrs Cecil Morgan and Mrs Myrtle Pounds for their care during her final week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Community
Barkley
Cecil Morgan
Myrtle Pounds
G. C. Holder
Clebert Holder
Fort Worth visitors attend Community Home Coming event
Mr and Mrs Currie Baggett of Fort Worth visited here the first of the week and attended the Community Home Coming at Tracy. Mesdames Mamie Laird Homer Peel and Oscar Schiller left for a week long trip to Corpus Christi and the Rio Grande Valley. Wm J Parma spent last Saturday in Corsicana with the Belton White Horse Band, playing for a political rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Weir
Grant Lumber Company
Jesse James
Austin
Oscar Adams
Dallas
Mrs. Currie Baggett
Fort Worth
Tracy
Mesdames
Mamie Laird
Homer Peel
Oscar Schiller
Corpus Christi
Rio Grande Valley
Wm. J. Parma
Corsicana
Belton White Horse Band
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Society News
Elo Chollett
Burlington
Josephine Doss
Allen Hooks Doss
Gay Hill
Rud Popp
Evelyn and
Lorene
Leo
el Paso
Frank Pauler
Paul
Joe Brossmann
Doris Marie
Schulenburg
Adolph Distel
Kansas City
Lyle McDermott
Dana Monroe
James Brock
E. DD. Parnell
Hallie Jones Wofford
Nat B. Wofford
Port Arthur
Ruby Bailey
Henrietta Williams
Kerrville
Westminister
Young Peoples Department
Presbyterian Church
R. Mullinax
Salem
Edwin Bigbee
Huntsville
Lottie Bigbee
Beryl Bigbee
Jimmie Wright
Jimmie, Jr
Mother
New Mexico
Carlsbad
Billie Bigbee
Mrs
Littie Bigbee
Sam Hefley
Houston
J. C. Jones
Allie Kinard
Edwin Schiller, Jr
Swift’s
Swift & CO
Gus Evans
Wynn Zarr
Temple
Tulane
Friends
Scott & White Hospital
State OF
Guialeades
Ee i
Selecte Cooper
Marco Elo
Sigrid Gurie
Bash Ralire
Kennedy
WM. Donaldson
Skeezix
Prckase
Skeezix Package Shop
Sam Goldwyn
Cooper
Parce
Cain
Cameron, Texas
Venice
Imperial
China
Schiller
Pbtee
John Deere KL
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