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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1919
Page
15
Mrs Oxsheer Smith hosted a six oclock dinner in Gardiner Maine honoring visiting Mrs Swift. Centerpiece of ferns and daffodils with yellow ribbons led to hobby favors at each place. Four course meal, 42 games, pink room decor, and a note on Red Cross refugee garment work. Millinery store moves to old post office building location. Dr and Mrs Mowdy were among guests.
The article notes that their son Charles sailed from France on April 14 and would land in New York on Wednesday. He has been in France for eight months with the 36th Division and is coming home due to his mother's ill health.
Mrs. Howard Baskin entertained the Priscilla Club last Thursday afternoon. Guests included Mesdames Swift W O Triggs B J Baskin and Julian Baskin.
Four tables of players gathered last Friday for a Bridge Club afternoon hosted by Mrs Geo T Moore. The lovely house featured pink roses and ferns with hand painted rose score pads and maiden hair fern centerpieces. Guests included Mesdames Swift Fahrendorf Vernon McIntyre Boyd Wells and Misses Jeff Lewis Beth Jeter who cut for the ferns and score pads after several hands then enjoyed a two course luncheon.
The Kilkares and Signa Phic enjoyed a picnic supper at Salem last Saturday afternoon with plenty of food and good fun.
The Woodman Circle held a box supper last Thursday night with a good turnout. W G Gillis acted as salesman and raised $60 for the Circle treasury from the boxes prepared by the women. The W C Drill Team, hosted by captain Mrs Kestanbaum, was entertained Tuesday evening with music by Miss Flora and refreshments provided by the hostess and Miss Flora. A box supper for church benefit at North Elm is planned for Friday night May 10 with invitations extended to all.
The Girls Auxiliary of the Baptist church met with Miss Olive Henderson Monday afternoon. About twelve girls attended and spent the afternoon piecing a quilt. The hostess, assisted by her mother Mrs. Wm Henderson, served a salad course.
Mrs. H. Johnson entertained Wesylan Bible Class of the Methodist Sunday School with a picnic at the park last Thursday afternoon. Attendees enjoyed a luncheon at two o clock featuring chicken ice cream and cake, then spent a pleasant afternoon among the trees.
Miss Effie Kirk daughter of Mr and Mrs Kirk of this city married Mr Walley Levy of Rogers in Rogers last week. Mrs Levy lived in Rogers until recent months when she moved to Cameron with her parents. Her father is with Nemast Grocery Store. Mr Levy is a leading dry goods merchant in Rogers with Levy Bros Dry Goods. He is brother of Mrs Coleman Roddy of Temple. The couple will reside in Rogers. Cameron people send best wishes.
Mr and Mrs Chas McDermott entertained a small group of gentlemen friends with a six oclock dinner on Wednesday evening. The decorations featured blue and pink with a vase of Paul Vernon roses as the centerpiece and blue birds on china and place cards. A delicious dinner was served and a pleasant evening enjoyed by all. Guests included Monta Thomas Hilary Stedman and C W Read.
An aggregation of church notices from Austin area congregations. The Episcopal service at 8 30 p m includes evening prayer and a sermon with inviting attendance. The Presbyterian auxiliary represents at a city meeting and studies Philippians during Wednesday prayer. Baptist church lists Sunday school 9 30 a m preaching 11 a m communion B Y P U 7 15 p m with no evening service due to revival at the Christian church.
Cameron Cotton Oil Co promotes Peanut Meat as superior feed for milk cows highlighting enhanced dairy production potential.
The summer meeting is led by Rev. R. E. Roberts with an excellent choir. Services are at 10:00 a.m. and 8:15 p.m. daily. An invitation is extended to all and cooperation of all churches is requested. Also notes on local business and a medical trip by Dr. G. B. Taylor planned for June 1 to Chicago and New York for eye, ear, nose and throat clinics.
On May 14 at 3 30 p m bids will be received at the County Superintendent office for erection and completion of a new two story brick school building at Maysfield A 2 percent certified check is required with each bid Trustees and architects reserve the right to reject any or all bids Plans and specifications may be viewed at the county superintendent office J D Martin Secretary J S Barmore R B Mayes Trustees Maysfield Common School District No 63 52 21
Speculation grows over what name OO Henry Ford will give to his upcoming vehicle priced between 256 and 550 dollars. Analysts expect a bold branding move to match the affordable yet modern design promised by the innovator.
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