Miss Corinne Bodden Weds Rev. C. C. Acrey in Taylor Ceremony
The wedding of Corinne Bodden to Rev. C. C. Acrey of Cameron took place Wednesday at First Presbyterian Church Taylor in a simple ring ceremony. The couple plans a New York trip before settling in Cameron where Acrey serves as pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Bodden
Corinne
C. C. Acrey
Cameron
First Presbyterian Church
George Summey
Theological Seminary of
Austin
Broadway Presbyterian Church
New York City
Nelson R. Hawkins
Taylor Presbyterian Church
Cameron Boy Weds In San Marcos Ceremony
Announcement from Rev and Mrs Wm Callihan reports the marriage of their daughter Bernice Callihan to Lt William Tell Hefley Jr US Army on June 30 1932 in San Marcos Texas. Hefley son of Mrs Bessie Louise Hefley postmistress of Cameron is a West Point graduate and licensed aviator. The couple will reside at Brooks Field San Antonio after a visit to Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Garrett Callihan
Bernice
William Tell Hefley
United States Army
San Marcos
Texas
Bessie Louise Hefley
Cameron
San Antonio
Lieut. Hefley
West Point
Homemakers Class Elects Bryant Leader At Picnic
The Baptist Sunday school Homemakers Class met at City Park on Friday afternoon with twelve members and four visitors from the E. L. Class. Mrs Harve Chamberlain presided as Mrs John Bryant was elected president of the Enlistment Department. The meeting ended with a basket picnic lunch. Regular meetings are held the last Friday of each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Sunday School
E. L
Harve Chamberlain
John Bryant
Barron Family Visits Cameron to Back Murphy for Railroad Commissioner
Hon and Mrs W S Barron and son from Bryan spent the Fourth in Cameron as guests of Mr and Mrs J H DuBois. Barron spoke in support of Ed Murphy Polk County candidate for Railroad Commissioner four year term and then headed to Bryan for a second appearance in Murphy's favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Barron
W. 8. Barron Jr
Bryan
Cameron
J. H. DuBois
Barron
Ed T. Murphy
Polk County
Murphy
Rev C C Acrey Weds Miss Corinne Bodden in Taylor
Attendants included Mr. and Mrs John B Henderson Miss LaVerne Bowmer Mike Cole E C Cole and Mr and Mrs Giles L Agrriett with Stanley Swift as best man The wedding took place Wednesday evening June 29 at the First Presbyterian church Honor attendees and family details are listed with flower girl Don Marie Avriett daughter of Mr and Mrs Agrriett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lohengrin
Charles Bodden
Ed Acrey
E. C. Cole
Mike Coleman
Cameron
Estelle Sadler
Marie Shirley
Miss Sadler
Miss Shirley
Mabel Bodden
Maid of Honor
Don Marie Avriett
Giles Avriett
Stanley Swift
Grace Hyde
Mary Louise Woodson
Austin
Helen Douglas
New York
East
Texas
Acrey
Taylor
Taylor High School
Texas Presbyterian College
Milford
Fav
Groom
Waxa
John B. Henderson
LaVerne Bowmer
Giles L. Agrriett
C. C. Acrey
Corinne Bodden
First Presbyterian Church
Messrs. Cole
Coleman
Mr. Swift
Don Marie
Baptist Quartette Sings in Houston Galveston Broadcast
Mr and Mrs M G Cox Miss Mary Louise Elliott Mr and Mrs A C Strickland and others spent Sunday and the Fourth in Houston and Galveston. The quartet Cox Burke Hays Strickland sang in a Baptist church for Rev E S Hutcherson and were hosted at lunch by Hutcherson and Charles McGhee. They broadcast at 3 p m from Galveston on KFUL station. Joyce Cox joined them in Galveston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Cox
Mary Louise Elliott
A. C. Strickland
Ray Burke
John Hays
Houston
Galveston
Messrs
Stricklands and Guests Attend Hotel Seafood Dinner
Ten Mr and Mrs Strickland and their son were guests of Rev and Mrs Miller. The rest of the party stayed with Joyce Cox and wife, enjoyed a Bucaneer Hotel seafood dinner, then went sightseeing and sang at Broadway Baptist church before returning home late on the Fourth.
Fourth of July Dance and Bridge Party Held in Honor
Miss Patsie McGregor hosted a midsummer social at her mother Mrs. Gussie McGregor home Friday night in honor of guests Miss Marjorie Landrum of Marlin and Miss Mary Ann Beck from Atlanta. The patriotic red white and blue decor complemented a guest list of about fifty including visitors from Waco and Marlin. Fruit punch and light refreshments were served as J D Lewis provided piano music and small silk flags were given to each attendee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsie McGregor
Gussie McGregor
Marjorie Landrum
Mary Ann Beck
Marlin
Atlanta
Waco
Kemp Family Returns From Camp At Little River Lodge
Mr and Mrs J W Kemp return to their Cameron home after a ten day stay at their Little River lodge nine miles south of Cameron The two story modern lodge sits among oak and evergreens with cooling South breezes Guests included relatives Fred Story of Wichita Falls F S Brown and daughters Bertha Ella Nor and Fannie Louise Ed Bowmer of Hubbard City LaVerne Bowmer and Fred and James Story all of Wichita Falls
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Kemp
Cameron
Little River
Camer
Fred L. Story
Wichita Falls
F. S. Brown
Bertha Ellanor
Fannie Louise
Ed S. Bowmer
Hubbard City
LaVerne Bowmer
Fred and
James Story
Bridge Party Honors Dallas Guests At Roberts Home
Mrs. Albert Collins hosted a Friday bridge gathering for Mr. and Mrs. Carl Doss of Dallas, house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Roberts. Three tables played. high scores went to Mrs. Buck Bonds and Claude Trigss, with prizes of a guest towel and snaving toiletries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Collins
Carl Doss
Dallas
Vernon Roberts
Doss
Roberts
Buck Bonds
Claude Trigss
Slumber Party Hosted by Katherine and Mary Ann Green
Little Katherine and Mary Ann Green hosted a slumber party Tuesday evening at the Green family home. The lawn was lit with electric lights and outdoor games followed by indoor fun. A pajama parade at 10 30 pm, neighbor visits, ice cream and cake capped the night with guests including Dorothy Perkins and Mary Ellen Cottle among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Katherine
Mary Ann Green
Leland Green
Dorothy Perkins
Mary Ellen Cottle
Frances Lesovsky
Madelin Tucker
Margaret Martin
Viola Thomas
Emma Julia Akers
Clara Baskin
Iva Erle Heath
Virginia Weems
Josephine Newton
B. & P. W. CLUB Holds Regular Monthly Meeting
The Business and Professional Women's Club conducted its regular monthly meeting Tuesday evening, with members gathering for discussion and committee reports.
Meeting Recap From Dallas State Conference Attendees
At the president's lawn meeting Mrs. Lottie Bigbee called to order. Secretary Mrs. Gladys Watson read minutes and the call meeting. Miss Delonya Scott reported on the Dallas State Meeting with social courtesies noted. Over 400 delegates attended. Mrs. Watson served cold watermelons after entertainment committee bridge games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Bigbee
Gladys Watson
Delonya Scott
Dallas
Mrs Albert Triggs Hosts Bridge Party for Daughter-in-Law
Mrs Albert Triggs hosted six tables of bridge last Wednesday morning at nine o'clock in a pink and green themed gathering honoring her new daughter in law Mrs George William Triggs. Mrs Alex Triggs won high score and received a vase. the guest of honor also received a vase. A noonday luncheon followed the games with Mesdames Albert Triggs Jr W C Triggs and Miss Clara Thomas assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Triggs
George William Triggs
Alex Triggs
Albert Triggs Jr
W. C. Triggs
Clara Thomas
Mrs Triggs Hosts Second Bridge Party With Dallas Guest
Mrs Triggs again hosted a bridge party Thursday morning with six tables for games. Ms Oxneer Smith won high trophy and a serving tray. A luncheon followed. out of town guest Miss Roberta Pace of Dallas attended.
Auxiliary entertained Mrs Homer McLane hostesses circle
Mrs Homer McLane served as hostess to the business women's circle of the Presbyterian Auxiliary on Tuesday evening at her home. The event was held on the large southern porch, noted for its attractive setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer McLane
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Ladies Aid Evening with Japanese Theme Recalls Field Work
The event featured lanterns and flowers enhancing the setting as Mrs. McLane summarized field work in Japan and Mrs. Harry Tag read in Japanese costume. Special Auxiliary guests included Mrs. Jas Watson president Mrs F Lesovsky treasurer and Mrs. Mary Henderson secretary of spiritual life. A light refreshment course followed.
Armstrong Quits Democratic Governor Nomination for Independent Run
Former Texas gubernatorial hopeful announces withdrawal from the Democratic race citing misalignment with Chicago platform. He seeks to form an independent Democratic movement and will run against the party nominee, aiming to push a State Currency and broader populist agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Chicago
Federal Reserve Authorities
Wall Street
Federal Reserve System
Morgan & Co
Kuhn Lob & Co
John J. Raskob
Opelken
Democratic Party
Screening Work Opens in Milam County Health Program
Screening demonstrations begin the week of July 25 as Milam County hosts the Health Program promised by the East Texas Chamber of Commerce. The State and chamber fund the program with local committees aiding H. A. Wilson, who handles arrangements. One screening will occur in each of four precincts with citizen helpers and witness participation. A Health Show on wheels will tour the county later in the summer. Milam County committee members include Mrs. J. P. Love, chair. Mrs. K. K. Robbins. Mrs. L. T. Hughes. Minnie Bartholomew. George Banzhaf. Dr. W. R. Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam County
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
State
H. A. Wilson
J. P. Love
K. K. Robbins
L. T. Hughes
Minnie Bartholomew
George Banzhaf
W. R. Newton
Plate Supper Benefit for Church Friday Night
A Plate Supper for the church benefit will be held Friday night July 8 at South Elm. Candidates will have an opportunity to announce. All are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Elm Curen
Hart Creek bridge construction proposals invited in Milam County
Sealed proposals for the Hart Creek bridge project on Highway 69 Milam County will be received by the State Highway Department in Austin until 9 A M July 15 1982. The work includes 10 20 ft steel I beam spans 22 ft road way concrete floor slabs and treated timber piling bents with plans available from John E Blair Bryan Texas and the State Highway Department Austin. Usual rights reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Creek
Cameron
Milam County
State Highway Department
Austin
Texas
John E. Blair
Bryan
Local residents travel to Marlin for school and family visits
Mrs Gladys Watson Mrs Raymond Sharpe Miss Mollie Moore Mrs M Janeway and Mrs Will Kuenl motored to Marlin Wednesday. The last two visited relatives while the others attended a school of instruction in Order Eastern Star held in that place Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Watson
Raymond Sharpe
Mollie Moore
M. Janeway
Will Kuenl
Marlin
Eastern Star
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rev. C. C. Acrey
Hachie
Waxahachie
Theological Seminary of Austin
University of Texas
Cameron Lions Club
Milam County Presbyterian Association
Presbyterian Church of
Taylor Press
Theological Seminary
Presbyterian Church
Bridge Party
Business and Professional Women’s Club
H. Conrads
Will Rogers
America
Jack Sharkey
Max Schmeling
Madison Square Garden Bowl
Jean Arthur
Paramount
Hollywood
Jean Harlow
Paul Bern
Sen. Borah
Idaho
Hoover
Amelia Earhart Putnam
American Flag Association
E. F. Hutton
T.M
J.D. Rector
Tom
Inset
Jack
R. A. Triggs
Armstrong
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