Wedding at Novel Memorial Church in Shreveport
An interestin[e] wedding occurred at Novel Memorial church Shreveport Louisiana on Tuesday afternoon March 5 1924 at 630 pm Rev J C Huddleston of Cameron and Miss May Jacobs of Shreveport exchanged vows He is pastor of several Cameron circuit churches and has recently moved there after the Texas Annual Conference meeting in Cameron Mrs Jacobs formerly lived in Shreveport and is an experienced stenographer The couple will reside in Cameron and will entertain friends at their home around March 20 1924 The reception featured violet decor and lavender pincushions with a two course luncheon afterward
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Novel Memorial
Shreveport
Louisiana
J. C. Huddleston
Cameron
May Jacobs
Minerva
Buckholts
Salem
Miss Jacobs
Noel Merained
Huddleston
Hird Main
Wisher
Yoo High School
Metropolitan Opera
E. S. Hutcherson
Nell DuBois
Jack Foster
A. Dunn
Speciay
Salvation Army
Army
R. &. Marshall
Iself
R. P.jeter
Max Collins
Geo.t. Graves
Jas. Watson
Misses Mae and Julian Marshall Hostesses for March Sunday
Mrs W R Hubert of Minerva stayed as a house guest at the home of Misses Mae and Julian Marshall on North Faurin Avenue. A Septvont turkey dinner was served at noon. The gathering included Mrs Mollie Lamkin Mrs Curryne Vaughan and Mrs Slocomb of Cameron. The day was described as delightful.
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Mae
Julian
Marshall
North Faurin Avenue
Tuesday Austin Forty-Two Club Honor Guest Event
The Tuesday Austin Forty-Two Club was entertained in the home of Mrs. Tom Henderson Jr on a Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Warren Stone of Indiana Michigan was guest of honor with several other guests including Mrs. Ben Atkinson Mrs. J J Tucker Mrs. Albert Triggs and others.
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Tom . Henderson, Jr
Mra. Warren Stone
Int. Hainan
Mich
Ben P. Atkinson
J. J. Tucker
Albert Triggs
Oxsheer Smith
Tiff Moore
John Watson
T. J. Denson
T. S. Henderson
Priscilla Club Hosts Afternoon at Mrs Martin’s Home
The Priscilla Club gathered Thursday at Mrs. John Martin’s home for sewing and needlework. Officers elected include President Mrs. Alex Tries, Vice President Mrs. Simmiec Burns, and Secretary Treasurer Mrs. Judd Davis. The heiress and Miss Henderson served a light course.
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Priscilla Club
John Martin
Mesdamus Claude Triggene Bonds
S. A. Cottle
H. F. Smith
Ar J. Cy Tucker
James L. Goleman
Rockdale
Mary Lake
Winnie Henderson
Alex Tries
Simmiec Burns
Judd Davis
Henderson
Lions 42 Party For Boy Scout Raids In Law Sprinker Hall
The Lions hosted a 42 party in Law Sprinker hall to raise funds for Boy Scout raids. Tables were ticketed and filled with marbles as game markers. Candy was served and near the end sandwiches and hot chocolate were passed by Lions Club committees.
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Law-Sprinker Hall
Lions
Boy Scout Movement
Lions Club
Methodist Woman's Missionary Society Session Report
A business session of the Methodist Woman's Missionary Society convened at 5 p m Monday in the church. Mrs Watler Sharpe led the devotions, Mrs Lena Baskin presided in the absence of President Mrs Pope Sapp, and Mrs Grover White, the secretary, reported on unfinished business.
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Methodist Woman’s Missionary Society
Watler Sharpe
Lena Baskin
Pope Sapp
Grover White
Piang Poised to Boost Lyceum Finances and Events
Discussion focused on ensuring the last Lyceum at traction ends financially successful. Mrs. B F Bonds named chairman of the Phone Committee. Mrs. W O Triggs urged paying the pledge for a University of Texas Dormitory to be built for Texas girls by the Methodist Women before April 1, 1924. Cameron church quota set at $100 with half paid. Mrs. Pope Sapp Mrs. R L Batte and Mrs. W O Trigs to attend Texarkana conference next week.
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W. O. Triggs
University of Texas
Texas
Cameron Church
Ruby and Lois Robbins Birthday Party Notice
Mrs Katharyn Robbins entertained a party of Girls Club sixth graders and neighbors on Saturday afternoon at her home for the birthday of twins Ruby and Lois Robbins. Forty two was the chosen game with home made candy and spring flowers decorating the rooms. A birthday cake with food luck emblems was cut and served with ice cream. Each guest expressed wishes for the Robbins sisters. Prizes included a wishbone a button a ring a thimble and a dime for the attendees.
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Robbin
Helen Blaylock
Florence Atkinson
Button
Ruby Robbins
Ring
Grammar School Seniors Picnic at Wilson Ledbetter Park
Fourteen senior grammar school students enjoyed an afternoon outing chaperoned by Juanita Callwell and Sterling Phasner. They walked from the school around 4 p.m. to Wilson Ledbetter Park where games and a shared lunch followed a fine feast for Mittie Lou Howard Kate Maples Vivian Lamkin Abbie Batte Cornelia Gunn Elizabeth McDermott Bethel Middleton Henry McFadyen Vance Slocomb Mack Maples Gene Crowell Carl.
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Juanita Callwell
Phas Ner Sterling
Thq’ Grammar School
Grammar School
Wilson-Ledbetter Park
Mittie Lou Howard
Kate Maples
Vivian Lamkin
Abbie Batte
Cornelia Gunn
Elizabeth McDermott
Bethel Middleton
Henry McFadyen
Vance Slocomb
Mack Maples
Gene Crowell
Carl
P T A Meeting Highlights Activities at Grammar School
The Parent-Teachers Association gathered in the grammar school auditorium with a large crowd. Fourth graders under Miss Laura Wendt presented the program, with a piano solo by Margaret Dusek and a poem read by Dorothy Jaynes. A health play was performed by all grade members. Mrs. R. H. McIntosh spoke on What Mothers Owe to Themselves. Business session: foster Camp Fire Girls in Cameron. Holland’s Magazine subscription drive postponed due to health conditions.
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TheParent-Teachers Association
Laura Wendt
Margaret Dusek
Dorothy Jaynes
R. H. McIntosh
Camp Fire Girls
Cameron
Holland’s
Lyceum Night Delights Cameron With Rainbow Orchestra
A large audience welcomed the Ladies Rainbow Orchestra at Yee High School Auditorium on Wednesday. The program featured The Storm and The Circus with rainbow lighting, plus popular readings and songs. Mrs. Hewling directed a versatile ensemble. the group earned praise and may return to Cameron. The Lyceum course raised good funds and next winter the Lions Club will take over organization. W. C. Triggs announced the plan from the rostrum.
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Ladies Rainbow Orchestra
Yee High School
Sm. Os
Cameron
Leland Green
Lyceum
Lion’s Club
W. C. Triggs
Local Residents Return From Texas Trip
G. C. Walters manager of the Milam County Lumber Company and two young boys arrived in Cameron today from Brownwood. Mrs. John H. Edwards and two boys left for Ardmore Oklahoma to visit her mother.
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G. C. Walters
Milam County Lumber Company
Cameron
Brownwood
John H. Edwards
Ardmore
Okla
Hemstitching Offered at W. A. Copus
A notice invites customers to have hemstitching work completed at W. A. Copus, highlighting service availability and local tailoring options.
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W. A. Copus
San Gabriel Boy Admitted to Camp at Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio Texas March 6 The Commanding General 8th Corps Area approves Cullen Isaac of San Gabriel Texas for admittance to the Citizens Military Training Camp for 1924. Isaac will take the Blic course for advanced students and attend the camp at Fort Sam Houston in August with government paying all expenses.
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San Antonio
Texas
8Th Corps Area
Cullen Isaac
San Gabriel
Citizens
Isaac
Fort Sam Houston
Baskin Family Travels Near Georgetown
Mrs. Arthur Baskin and Miss Rosa lie Baskin drove to Georgetown on Monday as Miss Anna Lou Baskin returned to her school duties there.
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Arthur Baskin
Rosalie Baskin
Georgetown
Anna Lou Baskin
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Werner & Co
Cameron, Texas
Society News
Minister ES
Sallie Kate McLane
Gladys Watson
Mary Lake Henderson
Claude Triggs
Chas. McJermott
Paul Webb
Lions 42
PARTY
Ruby and
Lois
Metropolitan
the Lion's Club
CC. R. Phillips
N. J. Johnson
McLerran
West Texas
Lappan
Joe N. Luce Miles
Ro SO
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