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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1932
Page
4
Local residents gather for Fourth of July visits and family hosting across Cameron and nearby towns. Families from Greenville San Antonio Houston Denton and Leesville share time with relatives, with travel updates and health notes accompanying the social roundup. Duke Ayres and others promote tax savings while maintaining low prices in advertisements.
Miss Cecelia Hibner visited Houston and Galveston with Delphine and Bessie Sostak. Mrs. L. C. Gayle, meeting sister Lon Springer in Dallas, visited Wilbur Miller in Matador then stopped in San Angelo to see F. E. Brazelton. Mrs. Springer joined a Dallas visit with Deadwiler. The Roberts hosted Mae Jenkins and J A Laramay with two children from Temple. Laramay is Roberts’ sister. Marguerite Ford visited Brownwood over the weekend. Duke and Ayres, Inc. advertise cosmetic tax savings. Dallas pair C E Doss returned home after visiting relatives in Marlin. Emory Camp campaigned in town on Fourth of July.
Reed Rogers, a top amateur in the state, entered the Temple wolf tournament on the Fourth, posting a low gross score and earning a handsome golf bag. Grace Mangum, Baylor student home for the Fourth, will receive her BA this summer and return to Cameron to teach at the Cameron school.
J. C. Wright tied to Cameron State Bank liquidation stayed home in Austin with family. Misses Billie Gaither and Reba Young returned from a Galveston house party for the Fourth. George Waller left for a two week Chicago trip. Callie Young, studying in San Marcos, spent the Fourth with her mother. Duke & Ayres notes cosmetics prices reflecting new taxes. Syd Stidham visited from Tourton with family and mother India Stidham. Dora Emily Moore, Southwestern University student, spent the weekend with her parents George and Mrs. Tiffany Moore.
Mr and Mrs John Mangum and children of Waco spent the Fourth with his mother and sister here. Mrs Paul Brown of Harlingen and her children visited her parents the Ralstons, planning a trip to Dallas then Cameron. Robert Smith hosted three aunts for a birthday at his mother's old home with Mrs Sallie Phillips co-hosting. Mrs Heck Ellis of Houston and El Paso and Mrs Abbie Davis of Waco joined the group. Ellis planned El Paso visits while Davis stayed on. Duke Ayres Inc says no price raises due to taxes. W W Culver of Houston spent the weekend with M W Price and left with his wife and children after a two-week visit. Mrs J P Gott, visiting her daughter Leland Green, returned to Marlin.
Mr Vernon Roberts played in a golf tournament in Temple on the Fourth. Miss Marjorie Landrum and Miss Mary Ann Beck returned to Marlin Sunday after a week with Miss Patsie McGregor. Patsie will stay in Marlin this week with Miss Landrum.
Mrs. Wilma Ramsouer on sick list now improved at her sister Miss Leilla Woolley home. Miss LaVerne Bowmer visiting relatives in Wichita Falls will return next week. Mr and Mrs John Cecil Culpepper returned from wedding trip to Old Mexico and Texas sites. now housekeeping at 411 West lith Street Cameron. Mr and Mrs R W Bounds of Stampford and Mrs W H Ables of Rosebud were weekend guests of Husan Ables. Mr W E Lamb and his young daughter of Taylor, formerly of Cameron, spent the Fourth with friends. Ernest Smith of Austin visited Cameron friends. he formerly lived here.
Mrs L B Williams and her children from Waco stay with Mr and Mrs Huson Ables. Williams is a sister of Mrs Ables.
A long OCR style ballot page lists gubernatorial and statewide race candidates by county and office. It includes names for governor lieutenant governor attorney general comptroller treasurer superintendent of public instruction and multiple congressional, judicial, and local posts with numerous counties and districts referenced.
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