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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1932
Page
2
A roundup of local movements and visits from Cameron, Hoyte, Rosebud, Lott, Walker's Creek and Maysfield. Residents travel for family, church, and business. school progress and athletic teams are noted. new births and agricultural plans also appear.
The community reports a mild springlike pattern with a thawed winter and occasional small frosts. Health has been solid with a few iptheria and pneumonia cases. Farming began Monday on a scale but weather remains uncertain, delaying large planting.
Cays in Austin visited last week at her father’s bedside. Community club members enjoyed a Santa Fe train excursion in Cameron last Thursday. Harlin Lester and family from Waco spent the weekend here. Mrs. Brand and grandson Lee Jr Marek visited the Lee Marek home. J. S. Hickman and family and M. M. Suidae and family spent Sunday at the S. S. Hickman home. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Crook of Cross Plains visited relatives here for the weekend.
The 4 H Club hosted an old fashioned party at the school on Saturday night with Snap and other games enjoyed by attendees. Laura Rettig spent the weekend at home in Rockvale while Wilma Robbins celebrated her fourth birthday with a party at her father A W Robbins residence.
The City of Cameron Texas adopts a resolution calling an election for April 5 1932 to elect Mayor City Attorney Assessor and Collector Marshal Secretary and two Aldermen for two years. Wm Henderson is named election manager with authority to appoint staff. Notices to be posted and published at least thirty days prior. Introduced by Alderman W O Triggs and approved March 2 1932.
The Ad Hall 4 H Club gathered Friday at Mrs Hattie Carlton s home decorated for George Washington s birthday. Fourteen members and eleven visitors attended with roll call on What I Used for My Door Step Planting. Members heard talks on Early Life of Washington and Washington the Farmer and Statesman.
Gracie Roden spent Monday night with Connie Mae Hickman. Jewelle Smitherman of Caldwell visited with her parents over the weekend. Clara Bennett Love left for Stillwater Oklahoma to enter school. Barrett Johnson stayed five days with his parents last week. The Keith and Massengale families and Shirley Jean Schwarting spent the weekend with W. T. Johnson. LaRue Douglas returned from Houston after a month with relatives. Mrs. Thomas Tyson of Franklin and Mrs. Vernon Mills with Oklahoma children visited Fontaine homes Friday. Roy Little of Belton and family visited Dr. W. J. Fontaine over the weekend. Rodney Fontaine Billie and Joy visited the Howard Schwarzing home in Clarkson. Redick family and son spent Sunday at the Massengale home. Mrs. John Bailey spent several...
Marlow residents and guests visiting friends and relatives around town. Galveston visitors Mr Johnny Baker and wife stayed with Mrs Storey and Mrs Walston. Rockdale sisters Mrs Hairston visited the Coward family. Various tastings of Sunday and weekend calls noted among residents and travelers.
Sharp teacher Mildred Massengale was Sunday guest in the home of Mr and Mrs Homer Nabours.
A club party was held at Ad Hall schoolhouse on Saturday with games for entertainment. The next meeting is set for March 11 at Mrs. D. K. Hall's home.
All regular Methodist church services will be held Sunday as usual with Prof Waggoner of Southwestern University supplying for the pastor Rev C A Lehmberg.
Robert Kerr of Belton spent the weekend with his mother Mrs. Mary Kerr and visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Clark.
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