Forty Two Club St Patrick Day Social Highlights
Mrs Roy Baskin hosted the Forty Two Club with St Patrick s day green and white decor. Guests included Mesdames Watson Medsker Henderson and Miss McKinney with a program of American and Texas composers, a State University Glee Club offer, and a share of proceeds for the Yee High School piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Baskin
Pat
John Watson
Paul Medsker
Ruth McKinney
Mary Lake Henderson
J. C. Tucker
Ed Tucker
Tom Denson
Anna Lou Baskin
Texas Composers
R. P. Jeter
State University Glee Club
Yee High School
Love
Moskowske
Mesdames
Clinton
Jeter
Louise Adams
Steinfeldt
Miss Flinn
Ruth Henderson
Mrs. Clinton
Guion
Mrs. Jeter
Troyman
Miss Curtis
W. A. Gillon
John Dobbins
J. W. Cleveland
Houston
Jim Watson
Miss Bowman
Mooreville
Easter Egg Hunt At M. E. Church Hall
The children in the beginners and primary department are asked to meet at the Hall at 2 30 Saturday afternoon for an Easter egg hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Symphony Club hostess Helen Flinn hosts fragrant floral gathering
The Symphony Club met at Miss Helen Flinn's home last Wednesday afternoon. About thirty five attendees enjoyed roses blue bonnets and a pleasant social hour in a refined home setting.
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Helen Flinn
Symphony Club
Missionary Society Reports From Beaufort Conference
The Methodist Church ladies met at the church hall to hear delegates’ reports from the Annual Missionary Conference held at Beau mont two weeks earlier. Ten attendees from Gause and one from Minerva traveled to listen to the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Missionary Society
the Methodist Church
Beaumont
Gause
Minerva
Meeting Highlights At Local Society Honoring Guests
Talks were delivered by Mesdames Joe Lindsey the president C D Lay district secretary and R L Butte Sr. After the meeting in honor of guests from Gause and Minerva the Girls Society provided sandwiches and iced tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lindsey
C. D. Lay
R. L. Butte, Sr
Gause and
Minerva
The
Girls’ Society
Presbyterian Auxiliary Plans Next Year’s Work In Meeting
About twelve ladies met at the church Monday in a business session regarding next year's work. The plan was not perfected yet but expected to be finalized in time for April 1.
Baptist Auxiliary Circles Meet for Mission Study
Circle No 1 met with Mrs Walter Thomas eleven members led by Mrs J M Ralston to study Missions in the South. Mrs Thomas served pimento sandwiches ice tea olives and Angel Food cake. Circle No 2 gathered seven with Mrs S M Burns and Mrs S J Noel leading a Royal Service Program lesson. Circle No 3 had eight with Mrs John Denson guiding an Missions lesson. Circle No 4 with eight attendees featured Mrs Price and leader Mrs Petty presenting a Mission Study.
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Walter Thomas
J. M. Ralston
South
Circle No. 3
John Denson
Denson
Circle No. 4
Price
Petty
History Club hostesses and topics discussed
History Club drew a good attendance last Tuesday with Miss Winnie Henderson leading. The session covered the Inauguration of the President and German Trouble, followed by a dessert of marshmallow pudding and Russian rocks with pansy plate favors. Special guest Mrs. George McGehee attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
History Club
Lloyd Mitchell
Winnie Henderson
Lillie Magneter
W. O. Triggs
Cameron Cotton Market to Add Fireproof Compress
Construction starts on a new fireproof cotton compress in Cameron to cost about $200000. It will store 15000 bales and receive 1000 bales daily, replacing an 8000 bale capacity facility. Completion planned by August 1 to handle this season's crop.
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Cameron
Cameron Merchants Offer Best Prices for Trade
Cameron merchants urge Mr. Farmer to trade at their shops promising top prices and superior merchandising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Farmer
Cameron
Cameron Shops Urge Home Merchants for Community Prosperity
A local appeal invites Cameron residents to support home merchants to keep the community prosperous. The message emphasizes buying locally and sustaining local businesses.
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Cameron
Cameron Hospital Established In Cameron Texas 1913
The Cameron Hospital, founded in 1913 by Dr. W. R. Newton, is a leading central Texas facility meeting high demand with modern equipment. Opened January 6, 1914, it sits on 12 acres with fireproof construction and advanced X-ray rooms, plus a chartered nurse training school led by Miss M. E. Lorenz.
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Cameron Hospital
W. R. Newton
Texas
Newton
Uber Hospital
Harrison
Arkansas
Memphis Hospital Medical College
Newton Wass
New York Polyclinic
M. E. Lorenz
Unconstitutional Ruling on Texas Water Board Powers
Texas supreme court declares sections creating the water engineers board to decide water rights unconstitutional. The decision voids a mechanism to transfer suit hearings to the board, affirming Reeves County case Pecos and Toyah Lake Irrigation Company et al v Ga & McKnight. Justice Greenwood wrote the opinion. Justice Pierson did not participate.
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Austin
Tex
Board of Water Engineers
Texas
Supreme Court
Court of Civil Appeals
Pecos
Toyah Lake Irrigation Company Et al
Ga & McKnight
Reeves County
Court of Last Resort
Executive Department
Judicial Department
Associated
T. B. Greenwood
Pierson
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Ad Claims
A vintage advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic as purifying energizing and blood enriching. It emphasizes quinine and iron to destroy malaria germs improve appetite and color, noting it is pleasant even for children and priced at 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
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Presbyterian Auxiliary
Baptist Auxiliary
Compress
J. G. Smithen
Temple
E. Phillips
Taylor
J. Webb
Minden
W. M. Jeter
C. H. Yee
A. J. Dossett
Meridian
Miss
R. D. Brown
E. Rischar
Chicago
Dr. E. Rischar
Acts OF Water Board
Star Brand
J. P. Werner
Santa Fe
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