Canasta Party At Longmire Home Friday Evening
Society note records a Canasta party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Longmire with guests including Mrs. Ruby Lindquist of Dallas, Mrs. Janie Rawls, and others. The event featured a sandwich plate and hot punch, with games Canasta and 42 played and high scores credited to Stanley Hughes and Joe Lee Posvar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Longmire
W. P. Wooley
Longmire
N. Washington
W. H. Stafford
W. T. Whatley
Janie Rawls
Pope Sapp
Ruby Lindquist
Dallas
Don Eplen
Correne Massey
A. D. Lagrone
Reese Poole
Alvin Witcher
W. G. Harsha
Bobby Witcher
V. P. Wolley
Nathan Wilson
Joe Zawadzke
Billy Balhorn
Grady Allen
Donna Reichert
Stanley Hughes
Joe Lee Posvar
Wilson
Cameron DAR Chapter Presents School Program
The Sarah McCalla chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs. R. H. McIntosh's home. Regent Mrs. B Baskin led the meeting, treasurer Mrs. W G Gillis reviewed the annual report, and the program covered approved schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah McCalla
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
R. H. MclIntosh
B. Baskin
W. G. Gillis
B P Women’s Club Elects Delegate for State Convention
The Business and Professional Women’s Club met in regular session March 21 with President Loretta Brock presiding. Brock was elected as delegate to the State Convention in Austin May 19–21, with Myrtle Hinton as alternate, as the group plans an April 4 guest meeting and a covered dish supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Brock
Mesdames Lottie Bigbee
Eula Sutherland
Minnie Henderson Class Hosts Meeting at Mrs Davis Home
The Minnie B. Henderson Sunday school class of First Baptist Church met at Mrs. Harry Davis's home on Thursday March 16. Mrs. Charlie Hester opened with prayer. Mrs. August Halberdier gave a stewardship devotional. Ten members and one visitor Mrs. Grady Fellers enjoyed games and a punch and sandwich plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie B. Henderson
First Baptist Church
Harry Davis
Charlie Hester
August Halberdier
Grady Fellers
Miss Lynn Skelton Named Publicity Committee Chairwoman
Miss Lynn Ryan Skelton of 506 West 18th Street was chosen student chairman of the publicity committee for the twelfth annual Redbud Festival at Texas State College for Women set for March 24 and 25. The festival honors 100 TSCW princesses and crowns a Redbud Queen March 25, with Coronation programs by the TSCW Symphony, college choirs, and the Modern Dance Group. Self-Development Week runs March 19 to 25 with departmental programs and guest speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas State College For Women
Lynn Ryan Skelton
W. 18Th
TSCW
Tscw Symphony
St. Rita Circle Plans NC CW Convention
The St. Rita Circle met at Simon-George Memorial Hall with Mrs Albert Mitchan and Mrs Albert Matula as hostesses. They discussed plans for the NC CW convention in October 1950. Coconut cake and coffee were served. The next meeting is the first Wednesday in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rita
Simon-George Memorial Hall
Albert Mitchan
Albert Matula
NCCW
Cameron Garden Club Meets at Country Club
The Cameron Garden Club met Thursday morning at the Country Club. Hostesses were mesdames H. P. Culpepper and Herbert Colburn. Members viewed a Kodachrome film of Texas wild flowers and applauded speaker John C. Blasingame, landscape advisor for the Texas Highway Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Garden Club
Country Club
Mesdames
H. P. Culpepper
Herbert Colburn
Civic Garden Club
W. EF. Gaither
John C. Blasingame
Texas Highway Department
Newspaper Officials Visit Editor in Marlin Hospital
J. R. Poole A D Lagrone and Marvin Pratt Cameron Herald employees visited J B White editor of this paper in Marlin Hospital Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Poole
A. D. Lagrone
Marvin Pratt
Cameron Herald
J. B. White
Marlin Hospital
Mrs Rummel Celebrates 65th Birthday Dinner at Ben Arnold
Mrs John Rummel marked her 65th birthday with a large Sunday dinner at their Ben Arnold home. Attending were family members from Dallas Burton Cameron and Ben Arnold, including Henry Stoer ner, Harry Rummel, FE. D mayor, Arnold Rummel and children Norma Jean Merlene Harvey Lee Walley Jean Clarence and Eugene, along with Ed Junek Irene. A chicken dinner with all the trimmings followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rummel
Ben Arnold
Henry Stoerner
Harry Rummel
Dallas
FE. D
Burton
Albert Rummel
Leon
Arnold Rummel
Norma Jean
Merlene
Willie Stall
Harvey Lee
Walley Jean
Edwin Kohutek
Clarence Rummel
Ed Junek
Eugene
Irene
Cameron
Bobbie Jean McCown Celebrates 14th Birthday Party
Miss Bobbie Jean McCown celebrated her fourteenth birthday with a party in Milam Coffee Shop Club rooms Friday night March 17. Chaperons included Mrs. J. S. Hubert and others. Easter motif centered a large table arrangement. Thirty eight guests attended. Mrs. McCown served cake and punch. Bobby Jean is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. McCown and received many gifts, thanked guests kindly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobbie Jean McCown
Milam Coffee Shop
Mesdames
J. S. Hubert
Jack Cammer
John Matyastik
Henry Lippman
McCown
Bobby Jean
R. L. McCown
Albert Rettig to wed Rita Maner in Clovis NM Easter
Cameron and Lubbock figures announce the engagement of Miss Rita Maner of Lubbock to Albert Rettig of Cameron. The wedding is planned for Easter Sunday, April 9, at the First Presbyterian Church in Clovis New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Cameron
Rita Maner
Lubbock
Albert Rettig
First Presbyterian Church
Clovis
New Mexico
Nationalists Hit Shanghai Again
In Formosa on March 22 nationalists said warplanes attacked Shanghai again. No hostile planes were seen, but three strange planes fled during an air raid on Monday. A larger fighter escort accompanied bombers toward Lungwa airport where the runway was reported unusable after repeated raids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipei
Formosa
Shanghai
Air Force
Lungwa
Mrs Moody Ill in Newton Memorial Hospital
Friends report Mrs W C Moody is ill and hospitalized at Newton Memorial Hospital patient status not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W .C. Moody
Newton Memorial Hospital
Former Milam County Woman Buried in Temple
Daisy Colbert 66 died in a Temple hospital Sunday afternoon. Born January 3 1884 in Milam County she lived in Bell County most of life and in Temple 25 years. Survived by five brothers and three sisters and one son Burma. Funeral at Hewett Tuesday 2 pm Rev Max Crumley officiating Hillcrest Cemetery burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T
Daisy) Colbert
Temple
Milam County
Bell County
Nancy Cornelia Bryant
Eugene T. Colbert
Christian Church
Christian Church. Mrs. Colbert Is Survived By Five Brothers, H. H. Bryant
Beaumont
H. D
R. G. Bryant
Lorenzo
EK. P. Bryant
Lamesa
J. H. Starling
C. H. Slone
Charley Lively
Cameron
Burma Colbert
Hewett Funeral Home
Max R. Crumley
Hillcrest Cemetery
Chateau Apple Pie With Cheese Filling Recipe
Recipe for a cheese enriched apple pie in a pastry shell. Techniques include scalding evaporated milk with cheese, folding into eggs and sugar cinnamon nutmeg, layering apples, baking at 425 F then 325 F, and finishing with a custard topping. Also tips on gas ranges pressure cookers fudge lint and flavoring with a peppermint stick.
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Dick Ramsey
Mrs. Ramsey
Mrs. Alton Shelley
Pasadena
Mrs. Wilson
Cameron Dar
J. L. Taylor and Co
Hollywood
New York
J. P. Werner
Santa FE Town
Cameron, Texas
Minnie Henderson
Jor
Custom
Commodore
America
Horstmann Brothers
Willard
Dusek Pharmacy Laake Drug Store
NEW Cameron Drug CO
Lynn Skelton
Mrs. Rummel
Reat
Citizens National Bank
Jean Clarke
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