Weekend Visits Across Families In Cameron
Mr and Mrs T B Spells of Beaumont spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs W D Bigbee and were accompanied home by Mrs Elizabeth Burnett who will visit relatives. Miss Ruby Harris a Baylor College student spent the weekend here and returned to Belton with Miss Josephine Baylor and Lee Harris. Mrs J T Packer of Missouri City visits with her father George Marshall and sisters Mae and Julia Marshall. Jeff Hefley of Bryan opened a Central Texas Credit Bureau branch in Cameron. Mr and Mrs George Divers and family of New Salem visited Judge Jeff T Kenp. Mrs Gladys Watson spent the weekend in Marlin with Mrs Willie Weaver. Mr and Mrs R H McIntosh returned from Dallas where their daughter Katherine is a SMU student. Skeezix hosts a dance on March 24. Billie Gaither, a CIA student, will be home for Easter with her parents. Dr W M Brook of Denson Brook returned from New Orleans after lectures. Mr and Mrs Mike Coleman of Bryan spent the weekend here. they were married March 7 and soon moved to Bryan where Coleman works for Chevrolet as bookkeeper. A warm welcome attends all return visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Spells
Beaumont
W. D. Bigbee
Elizabeth Burnett
Ruby Harris
Baylor College
Belton
Josephine Baylor
Lee Harris
R. H. McIntosh
Dallas
Katherine McIntosh
S. M. Uv
Billie Gaither
W. E. Gaither
Mike Coleman
Bryan
Mrs. Coleman
Coleman
Chevrolet
Beloved Thief Receives Thanks From Car Owner
Cameron resident Bob Browning writes a humorous note to the thief who took his tire and wheel. He praises the thief for leaving lug nuts on the running board and jokes about not needing the axle propped. Browning asks for the return of the parts and any spare license plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley
Cameron
Local families greet new baby and community events
Mrs. Jack Owings announces the birth of a son named Jack the III. Mrs. Browning visits relatives near Tyler. Joe Bass attends the Odd Fellows convention in Mineral Wells. Women’s Missionary meeting in Temple and a Siemens banquet in Marlin mark civic activities. School coach Thomas Haynie resigns to pursue special studies at the State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Barnett
Kempner
Mary Louise Elliott
M. G. Cox
Thomas Haynie
Yee High School
State University
Haynie
Black-Draught praised for relief of postmeal distress
Dawsonville resident Mr. Higgins reports relief from sour stomach gas and bilious spells after using Thedford's Black-Draught. He keeps it on hand and takes a pinch after meals to prevent headaches and maintain the system. The advertising note claims Black-Draught is now available in syrup form for home use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thedford
Jess Higgins
Dawsonville
Mr. Higgins
Evangelistic Party Accepts Pastorate at Cameron Tabernacle
The Gardner Evangelistic party led by Rev. H. G. Gardner and family accepts the Cameron Gospel Tabernacle pastorate. They recently conducted revivals here with many saved and filled with the Holy Ghost. The party also serves as song leaders and musicians. Attendance remains strong as services continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner Evangelistic Party
H. G. Gardner
John
Nasuis Pecorinio
Cameron Gospel Tabernacle
Rev. Gardner
Gardner
Methodist Church
Pecaronis
Tabernacle
Cameron
Palm Sunday Service at Episcopal Church Next Sunday
Palm Sunday service to be held at the Episcopal church next Sunday at 11 o clock with Morning Prayer and Sermon. Church School scheduled for 10 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Community notes from Rockdale and Cameron highlight events
Local residents attend the County meet in Rockdale including the Gambles and Hilderbrandts. A death in Kilgore is followed by burial here for Mr and Mrs John Davids son. 4 H Club hosts a community party with a good turnout. Mae Gunnels and her mother shop in Cameron. Pauline and Vernie Brisbin visit Cameron. G B McLane preached on Do We Need Jesus, with a fair crowd despite cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John David
Kilgore
Teo. G. B. McLane
Jesus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jeff Hefley
Mr. Hefley
Central Texas Credit Bureau
Schiller Drug Store
George Divers
New Salem
Jeff T. Kenp
Gladys Watson
Marlin
Willie Weaver
Skeezix
W. M. Brook
Denson
Gohmert
Variety Store
Cameron, Texas
Clore’s Tailor Shop
Bob Browning
Jack Owings, Jr
Jack the III
Robert Browning
Laura Cashion
J. R. Sloan
Tyler
Joe Bass
Mineral Wells
The
Odd Fellows of Texas
W. T. Whatley
Bob Terry
Sue Stitt
Temple
Missionary Women of the
Ann Stallworth
Lilian Atkinson
Leila Woolley
Delphya Scott
Louise Lanham
Bertha Faestrange
Louise Green
Business and Professional Women's Club
John Denson
Mildred Thornton
Mack Hoyte
J. B. Newton
Milano
W. C. Newton
Edith Lucas
Southwestern Life Policy
Southwestern Life
Department OF Insurance
Austin, Terea
Commune of Insurance of
One Sun
Southwestern Life Registered
Texas Company
Oita
Stern Insurance Home Office
Dallas, Texé Texas
S. E. Brogdon
Texas
Evangelistic Party
Mary Nash
B. F. Johnson Publishing Co
Mozelle Bigbee
Lucille Whitman
Baileyville
Bigbee
Mrs. W. B. Levy
Mrs. Kirk
Ben Arnold
Oxsheer Smith
Aetna Smith
Miss Smith
Mrs. Letcher
M. M. Martin
Louisville
Kentucky
J. C. Martin
Martin
Vernon MclIntyre
McAlpin
H. F. Smith
Jim Childers
Houston
M. K. Culver
Thorndale
Presbyterian Church
Emory B. Camp
Rockdale
Culver
Palm Sunday
Liberty News
Gamble and
A J. Hilderbrandt
Carl Bullock
4-H
Miss Mae Gunnels
Mother
Pauline
Vernie Brisbin
Massey-Harris
J. J. Case
John Deere
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