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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1927
Page
4
Dodge Brothers Inc reports a rapid dealer response after May 1 to the new four cylinder motor. President F G Wilmer says orders in the first three days reached about 4 million dollars, with 1080 cars on day one and 1742 on day two. Factory output was increased for a second time in ten days to meet demand.
The listing covers Graduate jewelry items including wrist watches, Jet pendants and genuine stoneset rings. It also features pearl bead jewelry, vanity cases and related pieces suitable for accessories or gifts.
Jake T Maples 69 longtime Bell County resident and farmer was accidentally shot while crawling through a fence with a shotgun near his home in Milam County Friday afternoon He died instantly and his body was sent to Temple for burial He was born in 1856 in Lafayette Springs Mississippi and moved to Texas in 1876 Surviving are his widow and three children along with several brothers and relatives Funeral services were held at Walker's Creek cemetery with pallbearers and honorary pallbearers named Local undertakers Green Bros Cameron directed the services
Last Friday evening at the Baptist Sunday School Annex the Intermediate B Y P U and guests enjoyed a party planned by leader Mrs Don Slocomb. H P Black directed stunts and games and Mrs Ray Jenness assisted in serving homemade cream and cake. Forty boys and girls attended and thanked their leader for the delightful event.
Members of the Blue Bird Choral Club under director Miss Eloise Rogers enjoyed a Wayside Park picnic on a Wednesday evening from 6 to 8. Ben Atkinson drove them to the river, lunch was served, and Mrs Roger s chaperoned. They were serenaded around town from 8 to 9 and returned to Miss Rogers home for a late party with a Carryola, a fortune teller, and a dance program until midnight.
Miss Sallie Coleman hosted an informal seated tea Saturday with weekend guests. Welcome was extended by Miss Lily Kate Beckerman and the receiving line included Mrs Coleman, Miss Sallie Coleman, and honor guests Misses Elizabeth Moncrief Ruth Blakeney Grace Long Jimmie Ballard Emy Bittmer Clara Brannon and Helen Byron.
Members of J. C. Martins Sunday School Class and guests enjoyed a Cameron Country Club party last Thursday evening. Stunts and games provided laughter as twenty five attended with fried chicken fruit salad potato chips ice tea cream and cake served.
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