Mrs Elo Wolle Hosts Birthday Gathering At Her Home
Mrs Elo Wolle hosted a large birthday gathering with many friends from San Antonio Thorndale and Cameron. Guests enjoyed a turkey dinner afternoon cake and a large social with music poems cartoons and fashion displays. Mary Lake Henderson served strawberry ice cream and cake as baskets of candy circulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elo Wolle
Mrs. Wolle
Byrnes
Howard
San Antonio
Emil Hoppe
Thorndale
Henry Reichert
Peter Meek
Carl Laffere
Ernest Ditner
Henry Gonton
Max Reim
Ernest Reim
Edmond Persky
Wm. Hedden
Otto Denker
Louise Denker
J. L. Brandstetter
Pauline Janacek
Tracy
Sharp Boys
Mr. Wolle
E. A. Wallace
Lil Jeter
Alex Triggs
Earnest Green
Rosebud
Miss Work
Cameron
Ragsdale
P. O. Adams
Lutie Law
Mary Lake Henderson
History Club Meeting Delights With Warm Afternoon
Mrs T A Pope entertained the History Club last Tuesday afternoon with ten members present. Leader Mrs Lloyd Mitchell was assisted by Mrs Jeff T Kemp and Miss Lillie Magneter. Discussion covered the German indemnity and Lilicia but soon gave way to a social hour with cream and cake.
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T. A. Pope
History Club
Symphony Club Recital At Yog High School Building
The Symphony Club gathered Wednesday afternoon at the Yog High School Building for a well attended program led by Mrs. F. J. Beckerman. The lineup included piano duets and solos by Miss Rischar, Mrs. Jeter, Miss Olive Henderson, Lulie Kay Beckerman, and others with selections from Schubert and Kinke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yog High School
F. J. Beckerman
Wagner
Rischar
Jeter
Olive Hender
Sweet Child Thoughtfulness Delights Texas Mother
A touching note from Cameron Texas dated May 4 1921 expresses a son Richard F Hefley thanking his mother for support in arithmetic writing spelling and reading. He wishes her a happy Mothers Day and notes Sunday as the celebration.
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Mother
Cameron
Texas
Miss Mary Henderson Hosts Unique Scrap Basket Party
In Cameron on a Saturday afternoon about fifty guests joined Miss Mary Lake Henderson for a clever party. Guests edited a newspaper titled The Scrap Basket with ten tables, each simulating a department such as Politics Society Sport and Culinary News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lake Henderson
Cameron
Aline Work
Miss Reed
Department of Politics
Amelia Williams
Ada Henderson
Society
Cain
Olive McGehee
Mrs. Brown
Beth Jeter
Motie Cass
Helen
Special Service Honors The Ideal Mother at Presbyterian Church
A Sunday morning service at the Presbyterian Church featured a beautified sanctuary with white and red flowers arranged by Miss Mary McLane and helpers. Miss Clara Canfis sang the solo Let Me Hold Mother's Hand as the sermon focused on The Ideal Mother.
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Presbyterian Church
Mary McLane
Clara Canfis
Cameron Shines With Noted Talent And Confidence
The report highlights Cameron’s notable talent and growing confidence across her activities. Her achievements showcase versatility and promise in multiple endeavors.
My Baby Will Be Seven In Ten Days Poem 1939
A verse by B. Fy titled My Baby Will Be Seven In Ten Days describes a little girl as a lady despite being six. The speaker highlights her charm, brothers, and bustling family life, noting her sunny hair, brown eyes, and forthcoming birthday two months from now.
Luncheon Pleasures Delight Local Ladies
The event featured scalloped chicken in rainkins potato chips pickles rolled toast iced tea and baked baskets filled with ice cream topped by ripe strawberries. Forty or more ladies lingered long expressing delight and appreciation for the afternoon’s pleasure.
Bridge Club Hosts Mrs Moore and Friends
Mrs Tiff Moore entertained a bridge gathering last Thursday afternoon with her sister Miss Mollie and niece Mildred Moore. Gladiolas decorated the rooms and three tables housed the card games. Mrs Giles Arriett won the games, with guests receiving gladiola favors. A two course luncheon followed with molled chicken beet salad olives sandwiches ice tea and pastry baskets.
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Mildred Moore
Giles Arriett
John Watson
U. S. Hearrel
Beth Jeter
Mrs. Swift
Miss Mollie Moore
Mrs. Moore
Court session on property values and tax rate
The Commissioners Court meets as a board of equalization to fix next year’s tax rate after canvassing assessments. It will not raise valuations except where renditions are below average, but equalization will be applied to all property values.
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Commissioners Court
Junior B Y P U Program Summary
A church program lists Prayer for pastor and deacons, song Onward Christian Soldiers, and leadership by Group I. The topic is a Gospel Church with scripture reading Eph 5 24 27 by Harleigh McGregor. Other items include membership, church officer, ordinance, church and state, sword drill, business, records, closing song and prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onward Christian Soldiers
Nathan McGehee
Willie Day
Dorothy Blaylock
Philip Reid
Edwin Bigbee Visits Home Folks From Houston
Edwin Bigbee arrived Monday from Houston to spend time with his relatives and friends in the hometown area.
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Edwin Bigbee
Houston
Darken Your Gray Hair with Sage and Sulphur Compound
An advertisement promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready to use hair darkener. It claims gray hair vanishes after one or two applications and urges readers to buy at drug stores, noting it is a cosmetic not a medicine.
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Wyeth
Wryeth
Have Collins and Mitchell Clean and store winterwear
Collins and Mitchell advertise professional cleaning and storage for winter clothing with a guarantee against moth damage. They promote mothproof storage as a service option for customers seeking apparel preservation.
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Collins & Mitchell
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Enriches Blood and Vitality
An advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a tonic that purifies blood with quinine and iron. It claims to restore energy, improve color and appetite, destroy malaria and grip germs, and is safe for children at 60 cents per bottle.
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Grove
Forty-Two Club Hosts Delightful Friday Afternoon
The Forty-Two Club held a cheerful gathering Friday with nine tables of Texas 42. Miss Sennacann hosted in a flowery home with sweet peas and violets, baskets as favors, and May baskets serving as score cards. Mrs. Roy Jeter and Mrs. George Graves tied for high score, receiving gifts, while others enjoyed two courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lake Henderson
Forty Two
George Graves
Winnie
Ruth
Agnes Henderson
Minnie Wolf
Jean Adams
Mary Lake
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W. A. Gillon
Flinn
Jeff Kemp
Anna Lou Baskin
Court House
J. D. Martin
Estelle Coleman
Tennie Mae Bass
Jewel Joslin
Symphony Club
Lulie Kay Becker
Schubert-Litzt
Son
Richard F. Hefley
MY Katherine
Bridge Club
John Temple Graves
Chautauqua
Posey’s Model Bakery
Hunt
Pace-Marshall Drug CO
Billie Marek
C. N. Green & Bros
Cameron, Texas
G. B. Taylor
International
J. P. WERNER @ COMPANY
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