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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1921
Page
13
Local and personal notices paint Cameron life with visits to Rockdale Beaumont and Georgetown. Businesses promote 20 percent tire discounts, electrical fixtures, and baked goods while residents travel to Waco Dallas and Mobile.
Mrs Coleman and her daughter Sallie visited Waco on Thursday night to hear soprano Galli-Curoi, hosted by Mrs Coleman's mother Mrs Mc Kinney.
Posey’s Model Bakery offers Rye Raisin French and Delicious White Bread with fresh car American Beauty Flour at $2.75 per sack. Mrs Davis of Snyder visited sisters Mrs Medsker and Mrs Coleman last week. Velma Head returned from hospital. Mrs J P Werner in Cameron Hospital improving and expected to return home soon.
A. Camp, Rockdale attorney and Chamber president, was in Cameron Tuesday on official business.
Coy Campbell of Chicago, brother of Mrs. Monroe, visited the Monroes on Sunday and Monday. He is a lawyer who has lived in Cameron, then Oklahoma City where he practiced law for a long period before moving to Chicago three years ago to focus on oil litigation.
Geo A Thomas and Sons advertise watch clock and jewelry repair services alongside their drug and jewelry shop offerings. They highlight skilled restoration and maintenance to keep timepieces and precious items functioning reliably.
Mrs A M Dossett and her young son from Hillsboro are visiting Mrs W H Henley and spent Sunday in Rosebud with family and friends.
Local listing highlights Sherwin Williams paints and varnishes supplied by Geo A. Thomas and Sons.
Mr and Mrs J J Rackley of Oklahoma City visit Mrs Rackleys brother J D Jones and family. The siblings had not met in twenty nine years.
Mr and Mrs Preston Graves traveled from Davilla to Georgetown on Saturday to attend the May Fete event.
Miss Nancy Lee Ethridge spent the weekend in Temple with her friend Miss Nellie Mae Jones.
Dallas preacher Dr. Kilgore spoke at Cameron’s Methodist church on Sunday to the delight of attendees who heard him.
Fred Henry, keeper of record and seal for Milam Lodge No. 125, will attend the Knights of Pythias record keepers convention in Fort Worth for four days next week. The event runs Monday through Thursday and Henry is noted for his fraternal activity and leadership in advancing the lodge.
Avriett promotes sizes of Log Cabin Syrup, highlighting Giles L Avriett as a promoter or advertiser.
H. W. Hefley of the Chambers Hefley Motor Company visited Bryan on Wednesday for a one day Ford Dealers conference in the district.
Miss Juanita Caldwell daughter of C C Caldwell of Cameron spent Sunday in the city visiting her parents. She is a student at Southwestern University Georgetown.
L. K. Matejka of Caldwell and Capt. Jerry Matejke of the United States Army were in Cameron on Wednesday as guests of their sister Mrs. F. S. Le sovsky. Capt. Matejka is stationed in Panama and is on a two months leave.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Baskin and their daughter Rosalee traveled to Georgetown on Friday to attend the May day celebration.
Mrs. Preston Graves was seen shopping in Waco on Wednesday of the previous week.
Fall service offer promises to refresh your winter clothes making them look like new. Collins & Mitchell specialize in cleaning repairs and restoration so garments regain color texture and fit.
Optical shop Geo A. Thomas and Sons advertises eye testing and glasses fitting services for residents seeking vision corrections. The notice highlights professional exams, frame fittings, and a selection of eyewear options.
Beach's Studio offers eye glass fittings every day except Saturdays. Visit for precise measurements and frame choices with professional guidance.
Local hardware supplier Grant Lumber Co promotes a selection of lumber and paint. The notice highlights available grades, finishes, and quantities for builders and homeowners, inviting customers to shop the inventory.
The Knights of Pythias Lodge held a well attended meeting Monday night. Two candidates were initiated as Pages. District Deputy Grand Chancellor W. O. Triggs presided at the initiatory ceremonies. Chancellor Commander R. A. Triggs led the lodge in its business.
A class of seventeen from Cameron attained the third degree of the Knights of Columbus at a Taylor lodge ceremony held last Sunday. J. T. Parma, a local businessman and member, accompanied the group to Taylor.
A. L. Smith district superintendent of extension work at A. & M. College met in Cameron on Wednesday with County Agent Geo. Banzhaf. The county remains under Smith’s supervision as district supervisor of extension work.
The stylish new bungalow of D H Slaughter on Jefferson Avenue is nearly finished and ready for occupancy within two weeks. Slaughter, a member of the Chas A Pitts cotton firm in Cameron, says the home reflects a modern era of better building.
Miss Aetna Smith has returned after an extended visit in Waco. She visited friends and checked local sites during her stay and is now resuming daily routines.
Ray Jenness remains in Cameron Hospital after a paralytic stroke. His condition has been serious but shows signs of improvement. friends hope for a swift recovery.
Mr. Nat Wofford from Mineral Wells spent a few days with his mother after arriving Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Adams and Miss Ruth Kemp visited Austin to see Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Taber and family. Misses Limie and Mabel Caton and others from Temple visited Miss Ruby Caton. Mrs. Ed Tucker hosted sister Mrs. H. S. Abbott and brother W. L. Powell from California last week.
Mr and Mrs J R King traveled to Houston on Saturday to be with their son Jaynes V King who underwent an appendectomy. Friends here wish him a speedy recovery.
Superintendent J. C. Martin has called a meeting of Baptist Sunday School teachers for next Tuesday to discuss matters of great importance to the Sencav School. Meetings have previously begun after prayer and are now shifted to Tuesday mornings.
Geo A Thomas and Sons, Drugs and Jewelry offers expert eye glass fitting services to ensure proper vision correction for customers seeking quality eyewear and precise fittings.
T. R. Depew, a federal cotton classer, is in Caldwell to grade cotton for the Burleson cotton pool. The county lacks a federal classer, so Depew will assess the cotton and the sale will be based on his grades.
Parties with studio coupons must place their orders within ten days. Mrs. Young, associate partner, will be on hand all next week to assist customers with their requests and finalize arrangements.
F. W. Chudis and Mr. Hurti represent the Farm Bureau speaking in Bohemian at Marak on May 6 and Buckholts to explain market plans for a state 1,000,000 bale cotton pool. County Agent George Banzhaf coordinates the meetings.
Myre Bertha Barrett and Mrs Mar zella Jenks of Cameron have returned from a pleasant visit to relatives and friends in Lott.
Fragmentary text references a laxative product Bromo Quinine EW and timing markers. Context insufficient to identify a complete item or event.
The studio advertises high class portraiture with a new line of samples ready for inspection. A last coupon series is available for one more week, and all who desire this work are invited to visit the studio.
An old advertisement touts Iove's Tasteless Chill Tonic claiming to purify and enrich the blood. It asserts the product increases strength and energy with an energizing, invigorating effect and is priced at 10 cents.
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