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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1927
Page
5
Local and personal notes recap visits and greetings across Cameron and nearby towns. Names include Baskin Howell and family, Batla and Houston guests, Freeman and Mary Freeman, Lewis of Rockdale, Camp of Rockdale, Keith Electric at Stewart Cafe, and numerous university ties with Southwestern University and Baylor affiliates. The column also notes shopping, theater outing, and attendance at church events.
The column notes Emporia residents Mr and Mrs George Wilhite visiting Cameron and Sheriff Blaylock making a business trip to Rusk with a Jacksonville visit. Bank leaders Hefley Vogelsang Ford Graves Snaith return to duties after illness. August well wishes.
Mrs F F Nesesta of Temple visited Mrs F A Marek Tuesday. Mr and Mrs F A Marek and daughters Viola and Olga visited in the home of F A Kolba at North Elm Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ernest Collins, Ernest Jr and Bobbie Collins visited relatives in Hearne Sunday. Miss Josephine Bell operated on at Cameron Hospital Monday afternoon for appendicitis. Mrs C A Pollard visited her mother Mrs McCandless in Temple Sunday. Mrs McCandless returned to Mangum Oklahoma Monday. F N Duncan formerly with McLane Wholesale has accepted a position with Magnolia Petroleum in Beaumont and will move there after school closes. Mrs Conn Miller in Temple Wednesday.
Dr and Mrs G E Sutton celebrate the birth of a fine boy at Cameron Hospital on Friday night March 4 1927. Joe Luce of Miles foreman of the T S Henderson ranch visited Cameron last week. Mrs Kathryn K Robbins attended the N E A Convention in Dallas. Misses Leila Woolley Lilian Atkinson and Anne Stallworth joined a radio party at the Adams home in Buckholts Thursday.
The friends of Frank Pelzer a second year student at A and M College celebrate his progress in textile engineering studies. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Steven Pelzer of Salem. Mr Pelzer was in Cameron Monday to renew his subscription to The Herald.
W T Rudder offers White Leghorn eggs for setting delivered to the hatchery. He reports hens averaging eight eggs per day over 28 days last month. Milam County now boasts these extra fine chickens.
Mrs. John H. Kirk of Davilla is visiting her daughter Mrs. W. B. Levy.
Mrs Will McLane of Tyler was a guest in the Robert McLane home this week.
Former Quality Tailors owner M M Mode sold his tailoring stock and joined Star Barber Shop under M Jane Way. Mode previously ran a barber business here before returning to tailoring, then back to barbering with the new shop.
Judge Jeff T Kemp and commissioners thank The Herald for praise of county administration. County auditor Arriett notes debts reduced and more than $40 000 in the general fund. Savings come from property valuations under ten years old. county in splendid condition.
The New Orleans eight Black Aces will play at Wayside Inn Friday night. This orchestra, praised as the best in the section, entertained two weeks ago and drew a large crowd last Friday with music by J. D. Lewis. Guests from Temple, Rogers and Marlin attended.
Milam County colored schools plan a March 18 meet in Rockdale. Cameron colored students, led by Principal J Thomas, prepare programs and expect to win prizes. Weekend guests included Mr and Mrs Joe B Kreusch of Temple at the Woolley residence. Rev E Hutcherson attended a Bryan Baptist Association meeting in Bryan Tuesday.
Sheriff Blaylock and Deputy Pope crack a burglary at Baggett Drug Store in Milano. Chester Delaney of Denver is jailed after confessing to the theft and leading officers to hidden goods. W L Patterson of Glen Flora arrested in Wharton. a third suspect remains at large.
Mrs. R H McIntosh hosted a Wednesday afternoon event at her North Central Avenue home to celebrate the Texas Independence anniversary. The decor featured long stemmed red carnations and the gathering stood as a premier social highlight of the week.
Morning prayer and sermon at 1W am Sunday. Sunday School at 9 45 am. Young People's Service League at 1 30 pm. Special lectures Thursday at 7 30 pm and Friday at 10 am. All welcome at any service.
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