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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1927
Page
9
Miss Myrtle Italia Johnston wed Dr. T B Crump in a Wednesday ceremony conducted by Rev. Wallace. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Sarah Johnston of 1911 Homan Ave, studied at Baylor University and Four-C College in Waco. The groom, a University of Tennessee graduate and World War II major, will reside with his wife in Cameron.
The W M U circles met Monday afternoon with Circle One led by Mrs John House twelve members and three visitors Circle Two led by Mrs W E Kuehl twelve members and one visitor Circle Three led by Mrs Clifton Jenness thirteen members Circle Four led by Mrs Fred Howard fifteen members and two attendees Next Monday a business session for W M A will be held at the church Sun Beams meet at 2 pm at the church Royal Ambassadors also meet at 2 pm Sunday at the church.
The Presbyterian Auxiliary met at the church for a business session. Reports were read from committees and the year’s business concluded. New officers were elected for the year starting April 1, with installation by Rev. H. G. Kenney. president Mrs. W. J. Wilson and vice president Mrs. B. P. Atkinson named.
The Christian Aid Society gathered at Mrs. Jim Neiast’s home with nine in attendance. Mrs. Woolley read the Bible, Mrs Bradford led the China discussion, and papers by Mrs. Howard Peters and Mrs. Bill Howell were presented. Mr Peters spoke on conditions in China. Next Monday’s meeting will be at the church at 3:30.
Mrs. Thad Epperson hosted the Bridge Club Monday at her East Thirteenth Street home. Indian Blanket decor set an Easter mood as players competed for honors. Martha Lou Hooks won top honors and a amber festoon necklace, while the low prize went to another member receiving a box of bath powder.
Ruby Lengert hosted a club gathering with members and special guests Miss Martha Lou Hooks and Miss Dallie Young attending the event.
The Girls 4 H Club of Heyte school met with Miss Bartholomew on Thursday March 24 at 1 20 p m. The girls brought sewing and were instructed by Miss Bartholomew. Officers are President Dorothy Pressley Secretary Mildred Pressley Reporter Dollie Foster. Sixteen members attended and one new member John Nell Foster was added.
The Business and Professional Women’s Club plans a Tuesday April 5 luncheon at the Country Club house. A surprise program will unfold as members discuss what they would do if they could be governor of Texas or mayor of Cameron, with light remarks from members.
The Campus Serenaders from Aggieland will perform at the Wayside dance Saturday night, April 2. The group is regarded as among the best in the area and promises a real treat for dance fans. On Friday April 1 J D Lewis provides music for the regular Friday night dance. Cammer says his tourist park will reopen around early May with improvements and workers busy cleaning and upgrading the grounds.
The Missionary Society met at the church Monday afternoon for a business session with good attendance. Reports from committees were heard and Mrs. L. J. Power discussed the first chapter of the Mission Study Book Life and Letters of Paul. The society will meet again next Monday afternoon for a business meeting.
The T E L Class met at the home of Mrs Gee A Thomas for a business and social gathering. Members planned to improve the class and increase its success while Mrs Thomas and her daughter Mrs Albert Triggs provided meat sandwiches molded fruit salad crackers and grape juice.
English service at 7 p.m. every body welcome. W. Flierl is the pastor of Hope Lutheran Church Buckholts in this local church notice.
The Wednesday Bridge Club was hosted by Mrs. Walter Newton at her home on Wednesday afternoon. Guests included Mesdames Tif Moore, Oxsheer Smith, Rush Thomas, J. L. Clinton, Alex Trigges, W. A. Bonds, Misses Aetna Smith and Louise Denson. A dogwood pink bena motif, butterfly table covers, and a chicken salad meal followed many games.
Mrs. Clifton Jenness hosted a spring themed gathering at her Green Addition residence last Friday afternoon. Guests sat at four tables amid wisteria and phlox with pink hyacinth centerpieces. Refreshments included chicken boubons hot rolls frozen fruit salad crackers and pineapple ice.
Mr and Mrs George Childress hosted the Mr and Mrs Bridge Club on Tuesday evening with spring themed decorations in baskets vases and wall pockets. Mrs Clifton Jenness won high score for ladies and Vernon Roberts won high score for men receiving a leather key container.
La Meyers advertises tools for sale including groave devices sweeps and shovels. The brief note mentions a location 21 Se and promotes a blacksmith presence for O18 ie8 customers.
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