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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1942
Page
2
Local society page lists visitors and residents in Cameron including J R Scrorgins and James Knox from Rockdale and Davilla, Curtis Killen from Randolph Field visiting his mother, and Opal Walker s upcoming marriage in Maysfield. Other entries note hospital, beauty shop, and church events plus a 1942 Austin wedding among residents.
Mr and Mrs John F McLane of Houston spent the weekend with his mother Mrs John B McLane and his aunt Mrs B Vogel in Cameron. The couple who were reared in Cameron greeted by many friends on return visit.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Hogan and two grandchildren Patsy and Betty of San Antonio visited Hogan's sister Mrs Etta Manning over the weekend.
Episcopal Church schedules morning prayer and sermon at 11 o clock on Sunday June 28 in the church.
Rev Dan Bounds of New Salem visited Cameron Saturday. Inez Slaughter spent the weekend in Cameron with her parents Mr and Mrs Lester Slaughter while working in Temple. Ray Burke Sr and wife visited Waco with their son Ray Burke Jr and family. Jennings Reese of Houston visited Cameron Friday, native of Milam county. Mrs Bill Todd of Goose Creek visited her parents Dr and Mrs d E Arnold. D S Hallowell of Rockdale visited Cameron Saturday. Kathleen James of Rosebud visited Cameron Saturday. Fred Reno and wife spent Sunday in Milano. Thad Bailey and daughter Dian Adair of Bryan spent a few days with B F Bailey family. Bill Stutts of Sandy Creek was a guest. Mrs A C Kilpatrick is spending summer with daughters Mrs R B Carpenter and Miss Ruth Kilpatrick of Fort Worth. Mrs James Coleman of Cuero visits Cameron with her son and wife Mr and Mrs James Coleman. Coleman formerly lived in Cameron. friends welcome her return visits.
Pherrol McElwrath spent several days in Houston last week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ford Roberts. Mrs. Roberts is known locally as Virginia Dawn Leath.
The Army's fighter planes reach speeds to 400 mph and cost about 100 000 dollars each. They provide escorts for bombers and combine speed range altitude and firepower. War Savings Bonds fund production as Americans commit at least ten percent of income. The piece also notes visits by Mr and Mrs W I Clark Jr and daughter Carolyn to Houston.
R Mullinax of Bryant Station will be operated on in a Temple hospital today. Lorene Law of Bryan visits relatives Mrs Geo A Thomas and Miss Clara Thomas. Mrs Watt Skinner of Rogers spent Sunday with her brother and family Mr and Mrs Joe Denson.
Walter Henson of Branchville identified as John Dusek in service has transferred from the Mechanized Cavalry to the Air Corps. He recently visited his mother Mrs Joe Dusek of this city. Myra and Sam Winfield and uncle Saul Sider of Lufkin left Monday to visit their Aunt and sister in Chicago.
Mr and Mrs Lewis P Rylander visit in the home of Mr and Mrs R B Rylander with Mrs Rylanders parents. They also see Mr and Mrs Mohler of Rogers. They arrived Monday from Los Angeles California. Lewis has worked for Lockheed Aircraft for six months.
Mrs Charles Ontaine and her daughter of Houston visited Cameron on Tuesday, continuing a family trip and paying a social visit to local residents.
Mrs. Jesse Brock and her daughter Mary Ann are visiting Mrs. Brock’s sister Mrs. Earl Davis in Harlingen, as part of a family trip.
Mr and Mrs Dan Stephens of Gay Hill visited Cameron on Monday, spending the day in town.
Reverend H. F. Sanders of Nacodoches visited at the home of his son Reverend C. W. Sanders, marking a family gathering.
Mrs Willy McSherry of Burlington was a visitor in Cameron on Monday. Miss Norine Vogelsang of Burlington also visited Cameron on Monday.
Bob Crane of the Austin welfare board visited Cameron on Thursday as part of outreach activities.
Winston Churchill, in Washington for a Roosevelt conference, is summoned by transatlantic telephone to answer criticism in the House of Commons over war conduct and the Libyan defeat at Tobruk. A confidence vote may be sought and a resolution already introduced places government responsibility on Churchill.
The Looney family expresses sincere appreciation for expressions of sympathy after the loss of their loved one. Mrs. W. R. Looney and children note their gratitude and honor the memory of Pearl Harbor.
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