Social gathering at the Key residence
Mrs. Ira Key hosted Miss Lucile Stacy of Houston in a sprightly reception at the parsonage. The decor featured Nasturtiums roses and pinks with a Kattenburg centerpiece. Twenty seven young ladies attended. A vegetable riddle contest and a make up story entertained guests followed by readings by Margaret Key and Ruth Kemp. Lunch offered chicken patties cheese balls sandwiches olives and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Key
Lucile Stacy
Houston
Ion
Gladys Walker
Margaret Key
Ruth Kemp
Wesley
R. H. Johnson
W. H. Triggs
M. E. Parsonage
Dorothy Perkins
C. D. Lay
Leland Green
Mesdames
P. O. Adams
C. N. Greer
Mesdames C.D. Law
W. O. Triggs
J L Slaughter
Johnson
Formal Opening of Swimming Pool
Tuesday night the city swimming pool was formally opened at seven o clock. A number of selections were played in the park by our band boys and they were treated to a free swim. The band boys will be treated this way several days each week this summer, reflecting residents appreciation for the free concerts by the band.
Dinner Party Honors Jack Adams Homecoming
Mrs. P O Adams hosted a seven o clock dinner for her son Jack Adams home for the weekend. Guests included Irene Cheeves Grenn Youngblood Rickey Bass Curtis Cain Helen and Catherine Blian Louise Adams and others. The menu featured fruit salad fried chicken English peas rice pickles and desserts. Afterward Curtis sang and Louise Adams performed with Edison selections before a drive planned by the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.O. Adams
Jack
Irene Cheeves
Georgietown
Grenn Youngblood
Rickey, Bass
Curtis Cain
Helen
Catherine Blian
Louise Adams
Jack Adams
Adams
Curtis
Missionary Meeting Held by Local M E Church Ladies
Mrs P O Adams hosted the Missionary Society gathering of the M E church Monday afternoon with about twenty members present. Mrs J W Sanders led a lesson on The Peoples Among Whom the Churches are Rising. A social hour followed with ice cream and devil's food cake served by Mrs Adams and her daughters Louise and Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. O. Adams
Missionary Society of the M. E. Church
J. W. Sanders
Ams
Byer
Louise
Elizabeth
Celebration Marks Great Southern Life Hundred Million Dollar Event
The Great Southern Life Insurance Company held a Houston celebration from Wednesday to Saturday. Jeff Hefley Sr and son Jeff Hefley Jr attended. Hefley Sr joined the two hundred thousand dollar club for the year, while Hefley Jr attended as a guest. Hefley Sr received a gold watch from the company president for his service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Southern Life Insurance Company
Houston
Jeff. Hefley
Jeff, Jr
Banquet and Galveston Trip Highlight Local Meeting
A Cameron group hosted a year end gathering with entertainment and a grand banquet. Members enjoyed cigars and service, followed by a fish dinner in Johns and a Galveston excursion with surf bathing and a Galvez banquet. The Wesley Bible Class later hosted visiting classes with songs, readings, a spelling contest, stunts, and a shared farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hefley
Johns
Galveston
Galvez
Mr. Hefley and Son
Cameron
Cameron Parent Teachers Association Meets at School
The Cameron Parent Teachers Association met at the school house on May 3 with twenty five members present. The program featured a sixth grade song and a play synopsis. Officers were elected with Mrs Howard Baskin named president and Mrs Crawford moving to first vice president. Second vice president became Mrs Tom Denson, and treasurer reported two dollars dues. The club adjourned until the first Wednesday in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Parent--Teachers’ Association
Sixth Grace
Ailes
Cain
Louise Denson
Jewell Osburn
Leland Denson
Noel Brown
Howard Baskin
Atkinson
Crawford
Tom Denson
Corn’ Tee
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Milam County Hardware Company
Texas
Missionary Meeting
Betsy Lane Shepherd
Thomas A. Edison
Cameron High School
Shepherd
Edison
Phonograph
New Cameron Drug Co
Cameron, TE
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