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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1926
Page
3
Bishop Quinn will preach at the Episcopal church Friday night May 14 at 7 30 p.m. The evening service Sunday is at 8 o clock with Sunday School at 9 45 a.m. Circles meet with named members and Bible study noted. W M S will meet next Monday afternoon for Royal Service study.
The Methodist Missionary Society gathered Monday afternoon at the church with strong attendance. Mrs. R. L. Batte led a Mission Study from Prayer and Missions. Members spoke on assigned topics and Misses and Mesdames shared notes and refreshments.
Baptist Woman's Missionary Society circles met Monday with Circle One led by Miss Clara Thomas and other members noted in brief church activities.
Ed Thompson, a top Cameron High School half miler, placed second at the state meet held in Austin. White of Corpus Christi edged him by about three inches as Thompson had previously defeated White in two races, including at A&M and in state preliminaries. Efforts are underway to send Thompson to the national high school meet in Chicago around early June.
The Presbyterian Auxiliary met at the church for a Bible study led by Mrs. H. G. Kenney. In a business session, members scheduled a birthday celebration at Mrs. John Watsons home next Monday afternoon and announced an Indian Trails pageant with an offering to endow a Bible Chair at the Oklahoma College for Girls.
Citizens express deep gratitude to doctors Sapp and Newton and all hospital staff for kind and efficient care of Mrs Boone. They praise the institution and its service to the county, wishing blessings on its ministries and deeds.
The Southwestern University band from Georgetown won first place for excellence in Waco contests and earned a $300 cash prize. Lee Tag of Cameron, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Tag, plays first cornet and helped the band secure the honor. Cameron musicians are winners.
The family of G. C. Black expresses gratitude for flowers and expressions of kindness and sympathy after the death of wife and mother. Alex Black, Travis Black, and G. C. Black Jr. acknowledge the support.
Harriet Brent, an aging New England spinster, recalls a past romance when a former lover returns with his wife to a rustic Brent homestead. The encounter rekindles hope as Harriet realizes he still remembers the girl she once was and she feels a glow of happiness after years of solitary life.
What ley s Grocery promotes fresh produce while residents attend church events in Houston. Mr and Mrs Green return from their honeymoon to Cam eron, with visits to Waco and Rosebud. The Woman s Auxiliary meets for Bible study and mission work as families travel for funerals and school tax elections.
Miss Christine Esslinger completes teaching in Travis County then travels to Wichita Falls to visit her aunt. She will attend S. W. S. T. C. in San Marcos for a summer term.
Miss Elizabeth Green Miss Pauline Green and Nelson Green return to Austin Thursday afternoon after attending the Young Green wedding event.
Mrs Gus Eggert of Austin visited E Egert and family over the weekend. Miss Julia Brockway of Terrell is the expected guest of Miss Bessie Dunham. Mr and Mrs J L Marak and baby motored to Burlington Sunday. Mesdames M M Kemp Frank Buggins and Miss Mary Louise Kemp of Rosebud were in Cameron Monday.
Mrs G H McHenry of Dallas visited Cameron friends last week Edgar L Tucker of Austin greeted Cameron friends last week Mrs Jack Lankford and Jack Jr attended the funeral of Mrs G C Black Ruth Tucker Frierson of Waco and her children stayed with cousin Robert Smith John Pierce of Corsicana returned home after attending the marriage of her brother Eugene Green to Miss Mary Young
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