Surprise Birthday Dinner for Hubert White at Eighteenth
Mrs W A Gillon hosts Hubert White's eighteenth birthday dinner last Thursday night. The party featured Narcissus and ferns, a four course meal, and a cake with pink and white candies. Guests included Mary Tyson Jennie Tyson Edns Moody Mary Joe Harlan Inez Tyson Emma Gene McClaren Nona Hubert and others with dancing and games after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Hubert
Mary Tyson
Jennie Tyson
Edns Moody
Mary Joe Harlan
Inez Tyson
Emma Gene McClaren
Nona Hubert
Messrs
Stewart Epperson
Hal Lyons
Bassett Watson
Coran Yates
Leon Collins
Gaston Barmore
Edison
Kodak Party Ends With Lunch and Movie at Local Theater
Saturday afternoon ten girls guided by Miss Anne Lou Baskin went to Mr. R. L. Batte’s pasture for kodaking and a fine lunch. They returned for a picture show at New Herley Theater and finished with a treat at the Palace of Sweets.
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Anne Lou Baskin
R. L. Batte
Herley Theater
Palace of Sweets
Bridge Club Hostess Delights Guests With Floral Theme
Mrs A S Hearrell hosted the Bridge Club Friday afternoon at her home decorated in pink carnations and Marechal Neil roses. Mrs Tom Henderson Jr won high, receiving a bouquet. luncheon included shrimp salad lettuce sandwiches pear salad olives crackers and pink and white brick cream with white cake. guest Mrs Stone of Mt Clement attended.
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Tom Henderson, Jr
Hearrell
Stone
Mt. Clement
Priscilla Club Hosts Busy Gathering With Light Refreshments
Mrs Simmie Burns acted as hostess for the Priscilla Club last Thursday afternoon. Members filled the bright home with fresh flowers and needlework. A chicken salad and ice course meal followed, with marshmallow pudding and individual pies. Additional attendees included Mesdames Stone Walter Thomas Medsker Henderson Dobbins Hays and others.
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Simmie Burns
Priscilla Club
Mesdames Stone
Mt. Clments
Walter and
George Thomas
Paul Medsker
Tom Henderson, Jr
John Watson
John Dobbins
John Hays
Mrs Hilliard Smith Sister Honored With Dallas Visitor
Mrs Oxsheer Smith hosted Tuesday afternoon in Marechal Neil roses and peach blossoms for Mrs Dora Letcher of Dallas as old friends gathered to reminisce. Rain kept some guests away while Mrs Smith offered a fruit salad course and tea served from a tea cart.
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Dora Letcher
Oxsheer Smith
Hilliard Smith
Letcher
Dallas
Mesdames
George A. Thomas
T. A. Pope
Mattie Batte
Kate Rogers
Lula Cassa West
Julia Tyson
Stone
Mt. Clement
Miss Mary Frances Green Hosts Small Party
Miss Mary Frances Green entertained a group of boys and girls last Friday night with games and music on the Pathe. White narcissus and ferns were used as decorations. Just before the homegoing time
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Mary Frances Green
Pathe
Birthday Dinner for Eleven Year Old Mise Vette Kirk
Mise Vette Kirk celebrated her eleventh birthday last Saturday with friends from Walkers Creek where she studies and her mother teaches. Cameron children joined in games and a pleasant afternoon ended with cake and chocolate.
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Mise Vettes
Kirk
Walkers Creek
Cameron
Baptist Auxiliary Circles Host Orphans Seaming and Socials
Circle No 1 led by Bessie Faschall had nine members and two visitors. Eleven garments for orphans were completed. A social hour followed with chocolate, sandwiches and cake. Circle No 2 with Mrs G H McGehee had fifteen present and sewed for orphans then enjoyed a picnic lunch. Circle No 3 with Mrs L L Blaylock had twelve present and finished sewing for orphans then shared cake sandwiches and chocolate. Circle No 4 with Mrs L H Posey had eleven attend and a program of poems and readings followed by cake and chocolate.
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Circle No
Bessie Faschall
G. H. McGehee
L. L. Blaylock
Circle No. 4
L. H. Posey
Presbyterian Auxiliary Promotes Korea Mission Work
About ten members met at the church for Foreign Missionary Day led by Mrs. Graham Gillis. They reviewed Day in and Day Out in Korea and voted to send $7.50 monthly to Mrs. Dodson to support building a school in Korea.
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Secretary of Foreign Missions
Graham Gillis
Korea
Wesley Bible Class Honors Mrs. Wharton With Sendoff
Mrs. Pope Sapp hosted the Wesley Bible class gathering Wednesday at her home to honor member Mrs. G. D. Wharton who is moving to Santa Anna. The event featured a display of cut flowers and friendly fellowship.
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G. D. Wharton
Santa Anna
Pope Sapp
Wesley Bible
Hot Water in the Morning for Internal Cleanliness
A health column advocates drinking hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate each morning to flush waste from the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims internal sanitation matters more than external cleanliness and promises clearer skin and improved complexion within one to two weeks.
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Bath
Missionary Society Bible Study Session Report
The ladies gathered with Mrs. R H McIntosh for a Bible study led by Mrs MelIntosh. Attendance was very good and the afternoon proved profitable.
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M. E. Missionary Society
R. H. MrcIntosh
MelIntosh
Presbyterian Girls Club Sees New Members and Bible Study
The Presbyterian Girls Club met Tuesday with Mrs. McFadyen. Thirteen members and one visitor attended. Two new members joined. The group studied the Faith Chapter in the Bible and its key verse, then discussed the Tex-Mex Institute at Kingsville. The afternoon concluded with sewing for the Kingsville institute.
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Presbyterian Girls Club
Kingsville
Abilene Social Roundup Mentions Visits and Travel
Mrs Chambers of Abilene visited her brother Grover Walters last week. Giles L Arriett and family with Mrs Chambers visited sister Mrs Gresham in Temple hospital. Mr and Mrs D Wharton moved to Santa Anna for their future home. Arthur Burnett of Jones Prairie spent Saturday in Cameron with friends. Misses Coleman Henderson and McGehee visited Taylor. Other mentions include Ferndell and Pauls Famous Jams and visits to Waco and Durango with family outings.
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Mrs. Chambers of
Abilene
Grover Walters
Mrs. D. Wharton
Santa Anna
Arthur Burnett
Jones Prairie
Cameron
Estelle Coléman
Ruth Henderson
Olive McGehee
Taylor
J. E. Watts
J O Schiller Dies in Caldwell
J O Schiller aged 64 father of Cameron druggist E O Schiller died at his Caldwell home Tuesday morning after 21 years residence. The body was buried Wednesday and he is survived by his widow and eight children including FE C Oscar Henry Julius Alvin and three daughters.
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O. Schiller
E. O. Schiller
Cameron
Caldwell
Mr. Schiller
FE. C
Oscar
Henry
Julius
Alvin
W. C. Mills
F. B
Obituary Notice for Schiller Family
Dragar and Miss Nannie Schiller mourn loss as Mr. Schiller, born in Ulm, Aus tin county, resided in the state all his life. The Herald extends sympathy to the bereaved relatives.
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Dragar
Nannie Schiller
Mr. Schiller
Ulm
Austin County
The
State
Water service cut for repairs on March 6 at standpipe
Public notice announces a water outage from 2 to 6 p m on Sunday March 6 to allow repairs at the standpipe. Cameron Water Power and Light Co issued the notice.
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Cameron Water, Power & Light Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. A. Gillon
Kodak Party
Bridge Club
A. S. Hearrell
Miss Mary Frances Green
Baptist Auxiliary
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Wesley Bible Class
Chatanooga
G. F. Anderson
Fort Worth
Ed Adams
H. A. Jackson
West 13Th Street
Finley
W. T. Hefley
Giles L. Arriett
E. E. Pool of
Cameron Monday
Joe Dodson
Ben Arnold
E. D. Kelso of
Maysfield
Cameron Sunday
H. L. Atkinson
J. A. Jamison
Jones Prairie Wee
L. Vaughn
Will Vaughn of
Belmena
Mamie Lee Tabor
Austin
Mrs. P. O. Adams
Freeh
Joe Lindsey
W. B. Skelton
Waco
Houston
American Beatty
Giles L. Avriett
Ferndell and
Paul
Ferndell
Pimiento
Giles L. Avinett
J. O. Schiller
the Herald
Kasch
Weems Gin
Cameron, Texas
Fantomas
William Fox
Marcel Allaine
Pierre Souvestre
FOX
Friday SiGer
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