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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1924
Page
2
The Saint Rita Circle met at Mrs F C Fahrendoorf's home for a profitable afternoon session. Miss Rose Rischar led a reading and a round table on the Teapot Dome Oil Controversy. A committee was named to plan the March 27 meeting at the K C Hall and refreshments were served.
Saturday afternoon 3 to 96 o'clock Dorothy Joynes hosted a picnic for cousin Eloise Means of Silver City New Mexico. Six attendees included Bonnelle Nemast Hortense Klawansky Marjorie Dusek Flora Elois Means Dorothy Joynes and Imogene Sapp. They played games on the slide and swings, then ate lunch with sandwiches and dressed exes followed by ice cream cake and candy.
Mrs Rush A Thomas charmingly entertained the Bridge Club on Friday afternoon. Japonica and ferns decorated the home while the flowers inspired painted tallies score cards and table accessories and the candy followed the theme. Guests included Mesdames Warren Stone B F Bonds S A Cottle and Miss Sallie Kate McLane.
Mrs James Watson hosted the Prisilla Club on Thursday afternoon at her West Thirteenth Street home. Members enjoyed a delightful afternoon of fancy work and social chat, with a dainty salad course served in the late afternoon.
The Sarah McCalla chapter of the D A R met at the home of genealogist Mrs Ross with Regent Mrs Henderson presiding. Transfers and scholarships were discussed, gavel gifts ordered, souvenirs planned, and officers elected or reappointed.
Mrs Paul Webb hosted a Saturday birthday party for her daughter Sue Griffin turning twelve. Twenty girls attended at 3 30 pm with St Patrick emerald decor to mark the date. They enjoyed games a birthday cake and emerald colored refreshments and favors.
Mrs. S. A. Cottle hosted the Tuesday Club in the Auditorium Hotel parlors with Easter motif decor and plum blossoms. Eight tables played Auction 42 with Easter chick tallies and prizes for high and low scores. Crepe luncheon covers followed by a themed salad and ice course. prizes included Easter egg baskets for top and bottom scorers.
Eunice faces a rushed departure after a letter reveals Jim Harold's improved condition from hospital treatments. Grace and Aunt Jane organize corn and decorations for an outdoor gathering, while Jim’s absence and Joe’s late arrival cast a somber tone as guests arrive.
Cameron Texas City Council orders regular annual election for 1924 to be held April 1 at City Hall. Offices: Mayor Secretary Treasurer City Attorney Assessor and Collector Marshal and five Aldermen. Presiding judge Alex Trees with appointed assistants. Notice to be posted and printed in Cameron Herald for 30 days. Approved January 15 1924.
Eunice, hidden in a garden, recites a magic mirror rhyme as Jim returns from illness. He reveals himself, professes his love, and she greets him warmly. Joe asks about Eunice as two figures approach the house along the path.
For sale bronze turkeys at $3 per dozen with delivery through May 10. Contact Mrs. W. T. Johnson at Cameron Road.
A home remedy for concealing gray hair is shown. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound is advertised as a ready-to-use product that darkens hair naturally with one to a few applications. Instructions suggest dampening a sponge and applying strand by strand for a glossy, youthful look.
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