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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1934
Page
5
The column lists numerous Cameron area residents and visitors including John A. Smith and his mother, and Franks Grubbs injured in a motorcycle collision. It notes parish services at the Episcopal church, Lenten meetings, and a stream of social calls, visits, and school events with names such as Miss Dorothy Lesovsky, Miss Marjorie Dusek, and families in Cameron, Temple, Waco, and Austin.
Miss Marie Moore and Richard Terry were married Saturday evening March 3 at the home of the bride’s parents in Cameron. Judge Jeff T. Kemp officiated with a large circle of friends attending. The couple will reside in Houston where Terry works for an artificial limb company.
RKO Radio Pictures production "Flying Down to Rio" begins with elaborate preliminaries in Rio de Janeiro. The musical extravaganza presents a show within a show and features scenic spectacles that stand on their own merits.
Mr and Mrs T P Gunnels of Mi lano hosted a party honoring their daughter's birthday with guests including Mr and Mrs Milton Campbell Mr and Mrs J B Swindel Miss Fay York Idell and Clydell York Mr and Mrs B Cavey Miss Mary Gunnels Mr and Mrs W Hudson Jack Gunnels and A J Gunnels.
The Delphian Chapter met this week with Mrs. John A. Smith leading a second lesson on Oriental Tales Tuesday afternoon. Assisting were Mrs. Joe Denson, Mrs. La Berthe Robinson, Mrs. T. A. Fisher and Mrs. R. L. Batte.
Members of the Ax You Like It Club met with hostess Mrs. E. A. Flinn for an afternoon of hand work and conversation. Special guests included Mrs. N. D. Timmerman and Mrs. Preston Graves. A springtime setting enhanced the gathering, followed by a salad plate.
A Junior Choir is organized at the Methodist church with 25 members. Mrs A J Triggzs is leader, Miss Carolyn Cheeves is president, Hubert Luckett is secretary treasurer, Miss Katherine Monroe is organist. They will rehearse every Wednesday at 7 p m.
John J. Davis ends six years of chronic constipation after using Adlerika and reports feeling like a new person. Adlerika is described as quick acting and safe and is sold at Leading Druggists.
Advert says Cardus, a vegetable tonic used for over 56 years, improves general health and nerve tiredness in women. It claims easing monthly periods and run down health. Sold at the drug store.
The Legion Post Education Committee will meet with the superintendent and boards of education to assess educational conditions. It will inform public sentiment, work with allied groups, and publicize school status amid a harsh budget climate. The message urges action to protect and improve schooling for America's future.
Cameron Chapter Eastern Star held its annual school of instruction at the Masonic Hall with Miss Alice McGehee presiding in the matron’s absence. Texas leaders including Mrs. Rose Potter and Mrs. Mattie Mitchell attended, along with district and grand officers. Fifteen members passed examinations for B certificates and one for an A. Visitors from Temple Rosebud Rockdale Dallas were hosted with tea and corsages presented to officers and brides of the order.
Advertisement from Schiller Pharmacy offering Black Hawk Ointment for skin troubles including itch eczema athlete's foot ringworm and pimples with a 50 cent price and a guarantee.
Funeral services for Mrs. L. D. Buford who died in Cameron after a four month illness were held at her sister’s home in Rosebud with Rev. Canan and Rev. Green officiating. She was born in Huntsville Alabama in 1884 and moved to Texas with her husband J. D. Buford. Survived by husband I. D. Buford, two children Kenneth and Mary Katherine, and numerous Green and Esslinger relatives. Burial followed in Rosebud Cemetery. many Cameron area residents attended.
Sunshine Rain and Soil produce foods and plants that aid digestion. Thedford's Black-Draught is highlighted as a natural remedy for sluggish bowels with a pleasant tasting syrup option for children. Available in 25¢ and 60¢ bottles.
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