Afternoon Reception Celebrates Cross Family Ties
An afternoon reception at Mrs. Stering Price Cross’s North College Avenue home honors her daughters Mrs. Louis H. Krouph of San Antonio Mrs. Harry Vernon Cross of Greenville and Mrs. William Paden Cross of Houston. The event featured pink and white decor piano numbers and a pink and white cake spread. A wedding notice follows for Mrs. Bertha Barrett Clenney and J. M. Clenney of Nashville with congratulations from Cameron friends. Also noted is a Miss Jewel Joslin social sequence and a picnic for the Cross party at Wilson Ledbetter Park. Florence Kolba and Robert W. Clement were married in Temple on June 20.
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Stering Price Cross
North College Avenue
Louis H. Krouph
San Antonio
Harry Vernon Cross
Greenville
William Paden Cross
Houston
Robert McLane
R. P. Jeter
Paul Webb
Albert Green
J. L. Clinton
Price Cross
Oxsheer Smith
Feees
John Mangum
Hayden Lawrence
Sallie Kate McLane
Krough
Elizabeth Cross
Cameron
Harry
Paden Cross
Temple
Stewart
Methodist Church
Bertha Barrett
J. M. Clenney
Nashville
Tenn
Wilson-Ledbetter Park
Cross House
Messrs
and Mesdames
S. P. Cross
L. H. Krough
Harry V. Cross
Robert McLane Hayden Lawrence
Miss Sallie
Kate McLane
Drayton McLane
Louis Krough, Jr
John Jr
Beth Mangum
Kolba-Clement
Florence Kolba
Robert W. Clement
B. B. Blaylock
Temple Memorial Baptist Church
Kolba
F. R. Kolba
North Elm
Frank Kolba
Vince Marak
Clement
Newport Caf
Ness
Main Street
June Cameron wedding unlisted couple wed at Saint Monica Church
No special notice to a wide circle of friends, Miss Mar Bauer and Lewis Michalka wed Tuesday morning in Cameron. Rev Sir Spinneweber officiated before a roses and ferns decorated altar with John Bauer and Joe J Michalka as only attendants. Guests were immediate relatives and they left by the Sand train for a bridal tour to Waco, Dallas and Houston.
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Cameron
Mar Bauer
Lewis Michalka
Sir Spinneweber
Saint Monica Catholic Church
John Bauer
Joe J. Michalka
Presbyterian Church Notes for Sunday Services
The Presbyterian Church notes announce Sunday school offerings from the little banks saved to fund the building project. The Lords Supper will be observed at the 11 o'clock service after the morning sermon. The church session meets at 1 40 for those seeking church membership. An evening service follows the Methodist meeting.
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Ue Presbyterian Church
Vacation Plans for Mrs. Boles at Southwestern Bell Exchange
Mrs. Kirby Boles, chief operator at Southwestern Bell Exchange Cameron, will take a two week extra vacation in July starting July 2. She travels by rail to San Antonio then ranch rest for two weeks. Mr. Boles joins for an automobile tour through Southwest Texas visiting Boerne Kerrville Fredericksburg and other tourist resorts.
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Kirby Boles
Southwestern Bell Telephone Exchange
Cameron
Boles
San Antonio
Alamo City
Texas
Boerne
Kerrville
Fredericksburg
Christian Church Service Times Next Sunday
Bible School at 10 a m. Preaching at 11 a m. and 8 p m. Pastor T F Weaver invites every member and friends to attend.
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Christian Church
T. F. Weaver
Baptist Auxiliary Circle 4 Holds Mission Study
Circle No 4 of the Baptist Auxiliary met Monday afternoon with Miss Lillie MagJeter for mission study. Mrs R C White led an engaging session enjoyed by 9 members and 1 visitor. Hostess served punch and cake.
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Baptist Auxiliary
Lillie Mag Jeter
R. C. White
Presbyterian Auxiliary Meets For Mission Study
Mrs. Henry Sapp led a study of foreign missions in the Presbyterian Auxiliary gathering on Monday afternoon at the church. Mrs. Su Meyers directed devotional and business sessions. Mrs. R. H. McIntosh led a Bible study for the Methodist Missionary Society at their last meeting.
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Presbyterian Auxiliary
Henry Sapp
Su Meyers
Cameron Commercial Club Minutes June meeting
Cameron Commercial Club met Friday night June 22. Officers and directors were listed with names including Oxsheer Smith and B F Bonds. The group approved last minutes, reported July 3 celebration funds, lauded Cameron as a busy hub, noted road work on Silver City Booker’s corner to Vogelsang’s corner, and discussed funding for park improvements and the ball club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Commercial Club
Oxsheer Smith
B. F. Bonds
Irvin N. Clary
J. T. Parma
W. Triggs
R. H. McIntosh
John E. Mangum
W. C. Newton
S. A. Cottle
F. C. Fahrendorf
J. W. Coleman
W. M. Cobb
C. R. Phillips
F. S. Lesovsky
F. E. Jackson
W. O. Newton
Texas
Cameron
Joad Road
Silver City
Booker’s Corner
Vogelsang’s Corner
Good Roads Committee
Arriett
Commissioners’ Court
Chaiman
Rosebud Roses Beat Cameron Comets In Pitchers Battle
The Rosebud Roses defeated the Cameron Comets 4 to 2 in Cameron Texas on June 26 in a game marked by errors for the visitors. Stokes and Ludwig pitched for Rosebud while Williams homered for Cameron and the other runs came on miscues.
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Cameron Comets
Rosebud
Cameron
Texas
Rosebud Roses
Stokes
Ludwig
Comets
Williams
R. H. E. Rosebud
Heath
Rainey
Cameron Girls Named in Baylor Sacred Choristers Roster
Miss Louise Adams and Miss Olive Henderson appear on the Baylor College Sacred Choristers roster under Mrs. E. C. Ely and Terry Anderson. The group, recently organized, sang at Bell Plains in Bell county and plans to tour rural communities. Adams is the leading soprano and Henderson plays violin.
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Cameron
Louise Adams
Olive Henderson
Baylor College
Baylor
E. C. Ely
Terry Anderson
Bell Plains
Bell County
Miss Adams
Miss Henderson
Cameron Mutual Life Association Sees Rapid Membership Rise
Co W L Shaew secretary and treasurer announced Monday that Cameron Mutual Life Insurance Association now has 570 members and aims for 1000 by October 1 are practically assured. The note informs members and highlights local men as part of the company.
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W. L. Shaew
Treasuer
Cameron Mutual Life Insurance Association
Comets Stock Up in Week Ending June 17 1923
Cameron Comets posted strong batting figures for the week ending June 17 1923. Key players posted improved averages as the team climbed in the standings.
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Cameron Comets
Cameron Comets Defeat Rosebud Roses In Local Game
Cameron Comets beat Rosebud Roses 9 to 2 on the Rosebud field. Lefty Odom pitched well with two hits in five trips, Doyle went four for five, Pierson three for four, and Spear led Rosebud with three hits. Comets fielding was flawless. Gore Alford and Heath behind the plate, Odom and Williamson on the mound.
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Rosebud
Texas
Cameron Comets
Rosebud Roses
Cameron
Cameron Comets Make July 4 Meet in Belton
Belton announces a baseball exhibition on July 4 featuring the Cameron Comets versus the Kelley Bone team from Waco. The change from Jacksonville to Kelley Bone was made to present a game with a local Texas roster in central Texas.
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Cameron Comets
Kelly Bone
Belton
Kelly Bone team faces Cameron Comets in swift county match
The Kelly Bone semi professional squad, one of the state’s best, loses most players to Arkansas and possibly starts Jake Freeze from Baylor on the mound. The local diamond will be prepared for one of the fastest games ever in town.
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Arkansas
Kelly Bone
Cameron Comets
Jake Freeze
Baylor
Cameron Comets Defeat Rosebud Roses In Pitchers Battle
Cameron Texas June 27 The Cameron Comets beat the Rosebud Roses 8 to 1 on the local diamond in a pitchers duel between Mac Severn and Ray Benge Severn fanned 13 and allowed 3 hits while Benge held the Roses to 3 hits Speer homered for Rosebud in the seventh and Auler added a single The Comets offense produced four runs in the seventh and two in the eighth to secure the win
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Cameron
Texas
Cameron Comets
Rosebud Roses
Rosebud
Thye
Mac Severn
Ray Benge
Comets
Roses
Speer
Need for Tennis Courts and Club Grows in Cameron
Cameron residents are urged to join a new tennis club formed to fund outdoor recreation. A five dollar membership will finance tennis court construction, with three courts already under way at Yee High School and more planned across the city. For details contact Harleigh McGregor or L Van Perkins.
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Yee High School
Cameron
Harleigh McGregor
L. van Perkins
Cameron Band Concert at City Park Friday Night
The Cameron Municipal Band performs Friday at 8:15 PM in City Park. The program includes Royal Hussars march, Imperial Overture, selections from Prince Cherminge, The Night Riders Patrol, Twilight Echoes serenade, Peggy Dear fox trot, and The Stars and Stripes Forever.
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Cameron
Royal Hussars
March I. King
Imperial
C. J. Rockwell
Prince Cherminge
K. L. King
Night Riders
Will Huff
H. G. Miller
Peggy Dear
Fox Trot Freed
Arnheim and
Lyman
Stars and Stripes Forever
Souga
Card of Thanks from the Davis Family
The family of Mrs. Luther Davis thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown during their bereavement.
Marriage Licenses Granted to Five Couples
B F Griffin and Miss Ella May Griffin Johnnie B Oliver and Miss Thistle Smith Lewis Michamka and Miss Mary Bauer Lonney Childress and Lula Williams all received marriage licenses in a city ceremony with these couples listed in the public notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Griffin
Ella May Griffin
Johnnie B. Oliver
Thistle Smith
Lewis Michalka
Mary Bauer
Lonney Childress
Lula Williams
Death of Luther Davis at 67 in Cameron
Luther Davis aged 67 died at his Cameron home on Thursday June 21 at 10 15 am Rev R C White Baptist pastor conducted the funeral at the home Friday at 10 am with interment at Oak Hill Cemetery He had been in failing health born in Milam county and lived at Rockdale before moving to Cameron eleven years ago He is survived by his widow three daughters and four sons Mrs May Della Jones Dorothy Harry Clifton Edwin Davis of Cameron Mrs Vernon McDaniel of San Antonio and Luther Davis Jr of Yorktown
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Luther Davis
R. C. White
The
Baptist Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Davis
Milam County
Salem-Tracy
Rockdale
Cameron
May Della Jones
Dorothy
Harry Clifton
Edwin Davis
Vernon McDaniel
San Antonio
Luther Davis, Jr
Yorktown
Land Sale by Administrator of J A Ditto Estate
Sealed bids for real estate of J A Ditto deceased to be received by June 20 1923. Includes five lots in Donaldson Addition Gause Texas 57 acres in Joseph H Long survey and 200 acres in F Ruiz Survey Milam County Texas. Bids may be for whole or parcels and terms allowed by law. Property details at Henderson Kidd Henderson Cameron Texas. Right to reject any bids reserved. Mail bids to George Ditto Milano Texas R F D 1.
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J. A. Ditto
Donaldson
Gause
Texas
Joseph H. Long
F. Ruiz
Milam County
Henderson, Kidd & Henderson
Cameron
Milano
George Ditto
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Cure for Deafness
Catarrhal deafness stems from inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and can cause rumbling and impaired hearing. The advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine reduces inflammation, cures catarrh related deafness, and has over forty years of success, sold by all druggists J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
I J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Energy Boost
An iron and quinine syrup tonic claims to purify the blood enrich the blood and restore energy and vitality. It asserts color returns to the cheeks increases appetite and fights malaria and grip germs by its strengthening invigorating effect.
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Grove
Childeen
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W. B. Levy
Rogers
C. W. Read
Ira F
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Earth
E. L. Springer
H. R. McFadyen
Walker’s Creek
Kelly
Waco
Walkers Creek
Janet Louise Allday
Jane Prairie
Jones Prairie Baptist Church
O. FE. S
Jones Prairie
Curry School House
School of Heaven
Commercial Club
Doyle
Benge
Seigler
Pearson
Oore
Johnson
Odem P
Williamson
Pitman
Cameron Club
G. B. Taylor
New York
Southhampton
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