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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
3
A. W. Bosley formerly of Cameron and Miss Alice Wilson of Silsbee were married. The couple honeymoon in Denver and plan a Cameron visit around July 1. Bosley, Cameron High School class of 1916 graduate, is now a Santa Fe railroad agent at Botaw.
About eight ladies met at the church for an interesting Bible study led by Mrs. Graham Gillis. The session focused on the Psalms of Solomon and explored its themes.
The Baptist Auxiliary circle met at City Park for a social picnic with about thirty ladies attending. Mrs Henderson, delegate to the Woman's District Meet at Austin, read her report before a picnic lunch was enjoyed.
Mrs Jim Baskin hosted a slumber party for ten girls at her home last Thursday starting at six. After supper they attended a New Herley Theatre show with chaperones Mr and Mrs Jim Baskin and Mrs Julian Baskin. The party featured games music cream cake and a sleepover with both girls and visiting Houston guests listed.
About twelve couples attended a Friday night party at Arthur Adams home. Guests played games including "49" and peanut and cracker races on the lawn. Music from an Edison gramophone and songs by Miss Louise Adams complemented the evening. At ten, Mrs. Adams and daughters served cream and cake before guests departed satisfied.
The losing side of the Methodist Missionary Society membership contest hosted the winning side last Monday from 4 to 7 pm at Batte's Park. Captains were Mesdames Walter Sharpe and Howard Baskin. 44 ladies attended with guests Mesdames Tom Denson edbetter of Dallas and Miss Louise Clark of Houston. Contests and discussion on sustaining summer interest followed a sumptuous fried chicken meal.
Little Miss Ethel Collins entertained fifty children on a Friday afternoon from five to seven. Miss Maurine Clinton and Miss Louise Atkinson helped serve. A bean jar guessing contest awarded Florence Atkinson a candy prize. tables were decorated with nasturtiums and zinnias and two birthday cakes with twelve candles.
Last Tuesday night Mrs Jennie Smith hosted a dinner party for Mrs Emerson Davis of Waco A four course meal was served with a center piece of red carnations Present were Mesdames Sallie Phillips J M Tucker E L Reynolds of Dallas Emerson Davis aes Decantier and Mr Robert mith
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic purifies and enriches the blood to restore vitality. It promises enlivening and invigorating effects and is offered at a price of 0c.
A patent tonic claims to purify blood and enrich iron levels, boosting energy and appetite. It touts quinine and iron as core ingredients and asserts effectiveness against malaria and grip germs, noting its pleasant taste for children and a 60 cent price.
About four years old with a small slit in the right ear a white spot on the nose and a 6P brand on the left thigh. The owner should call O. D. Wokaty at C. N. Green & Bros for details. if not claimed, the mule will be advertised for sale and impounding and keeping expenses charged.
Mr John Sherrin and Dr Van Zandt hosted a bridge party Tuesday night at Mrs Lotta Bigbee s home. The dining room was decorated with daisies and ferns in yellow and white. Four yellow covered tables hosted sixteen players who enjoyed a two course luncheon after the games.
An item lists a $150 cash and $25 monthly plan for a $2500 home at 1313 North Travis Ave with sale by Robt D Wharton. It notes an estate valued at $153000 reduced by $28156 in fees court costs and taxes and mentions a $30000 policy potentially preventing a 22 percent shrinkage, with S E Brogdon Life Insurance Herald Office Cameron Texas.
In a casual chat Ola UTelle recalls a neighbor's son describing his mother's poultry, noting two rows in the garden and Barred Rocks. He mentions selling eggs and friers to the Central Produce Company, calling it a revenue source.
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