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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1923
Page
8
A collage of reminiscences and community notices from Cameron detailing a young farmer's first love, a Colonial era themed church event, and multiple social gatherings. It covers a wedding at a local home, charity and club activities, church circles, and preparations for a new church opening. The piece lists participants, hosts, and venues across several neighborhood groups.
The Presbyterian Auxiliary met at the church for a business session electing new officers for the year including President Mrs. Graham Gillis and Vice President Mrs. Lu Meyers. Circles chose chairs while a recent all day meeting yielded over 60 dollars. The Symphony Club held a Wednesday session led by Mrs. Alex Triggs with Gladys Watson directing a program of vocal and instrumental selections enjoyed by many members and guests.
Miss Katherine Flinn hosted a History Club meeting Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. J. C. Martin leading a discussion on the British War Debt. Miss Winnie Henderson spoke on the Turkish Situation and Mrs. Katie Robbins spoke on the Ruhr question. Special guests Mesdames J. M. Ralston and P. O. Adams attended.
Despite bad weather attendance remained good in the Men’s Baptist Sunday School. sickness in the Kidd family kept the regular teacher away, Pastor White led an engaging lesson on the parable of the Pounds and urged reflection on Caesar and God. next Sunday promises more inquiry and reflection.
Mrs. Missouri Joslin, 78, widow for 42 years, died February 27 1923 at her daughter's home in Georgetown after illness. She leaves daughters Bell Robertson and Bettie Sontag, sons Andrew Joslin Eli jah Joslin and others, plus grandchildren. Funeral held at her daughter Mrs R Robertson in Georgetown with burial in Georgetown cemetery. Mrs. Bessie Joslin and Miss Jewell attended.
James Bauknight Jr son of Mr and Mrs James Bauknight of Galveston graduates at the Midwinter term of Ball High School in Galveston. He will study medicine this fall and aims to enter Johns Hopkins Institute later. His Cameron relatives and friends here celebrate the news.
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