Local Social and Personal Notes From Cameron
M G Cox and Wiley Mangum return from McMinnville Tenn helping Mrs W T Mowdy close up business there. Mrs John McGuire of Lubbock visiting daughter Mrs William Freeman ill at Cameron Hospital. Twins born May 14 1927 at Cameron Hospital a boy and a girl to Mr and Mrs William Freeman of Maysfield. Mr and Mrs Walter Thomas and children of Hearne guests of Mrs George A Thomas Sunday. Dan Davis of Sharp in Cameron Monday. Judge D R Criswell Buckholts transacting business in Cameron Monday. Miss Katharine Atkinson spent weekend with relatives in Austin. Several Shriners to Karem Temple Waco Thursday night including R J Long Jack Henderson Roy Griffith A E Schiller Albert Collins Conn Moody and Judge Jeff T Kemp. Fred R Moore formerly of Cameron now with Lampasas creamery promoted to assistant manager in Austin. Friends here pleased by advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Freeman
Maysfield
Cameron Hospital
Karem Temple
Waco
R. J. Long
Jack Henderson
Roy Griffith
A. E. Schiller
Albert Collins
Conn Moody
Jeff T. Kemp
Fred R. Moore
Cameron
Lampasas
Austin
Walden's Summer School of Business Opens
Riverside Tourist Park launches the Summer School of Walden's business college to aid high school students seeking local business education and college attendance at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walden’s
Business College
Local social notes from Cameron area gatherings
Good Gulf Gasoline 18e, Mrs Gladys Hefley spent the weekend in Temple. Mr and Mrs J S Barmore of Maystfield visited here Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ed Balhorn of Temple were weekend guests of relatives in Cameron. Mrs Mack Fox and Mrs L T Lewis went to Waco Monday. Mr and Mrs Earl Kennerley and Miss Katherine Weaver of Austin were guests in the home of Mrs Kennerley’s mother Mrs Belle Stallworth. Mrs J L Barmore suffers from flu this week. Walter Sharpe left Thursday for a vacation trip to Bishop to join Mrs Sharpe visiting her sister Mrs George Drury. They will tour the Magic Valley before returning to Cameron. Mrs Pope Sapp and son Clayton accompany Mr Sharpe to Bishop and then visit Mr and Mrs Joe Smith in the Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Balhorn
Temple
Cameron
Earl Kennerley
Katherine Weaver
Austin
Mrs. Kenneley
Belle Stallworth
Walter Sharpe
Bishop
Sharpe
George Drury
Magic Valley
Prediction of Food Shortage Sparks Dieting Vindication
Good Gulf Gasoline at 18¢ and a drastic dieting vindication for women emerge from a bold forecast of a food shortage a century ahead. Amid speculation, a claimed race supposedly thriving without food is noted.
Episcopal Church May 22 Service Schedule
The church invites worshipers for Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11 a.m. on Sunday May 22 with Sunday School at 9 45 a m and Young People's Service League at 1 30 p m.
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Young People’s Service League
Riverside Park purchaser buys Dodge sedan from Cameron dealer
John Henry Thomas of Gause bought a Dodge Brothers Sedan from Sapp Motor Company in Cameron. Delivery occurred Monday. Sapp plans upcoming shipment of four cylinder cars, with a six cylinder model expected soon to expand the line. Mr Pope Sapp reports one more sale ready for delivery on arrival. Mr and Mrs J H Thomas of Gause visited Cameron Tuesday on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry Thomas
Gause
Dodge Brothers
Sapp Motor Company
Cameron
Mr. Thomas
Dodge Motor Company
Pope Sapp
J. H. Thomas
City Attorney Webb Attends Texas Municipalities Meeting
Cameron news notes City Attorney Paul Webb returned from San Angelo where he spoke on benefits of recent legislative enactments for cities at the League of Texas Municipalities meeting. R. E. Thomason of El Paso was elected league head. Webb carried back Mayor H. D. Hockersmith of Vernon’s address on whether a city should own public utilities, including light and water systems. the talk will be printed in the Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Webb
Cameron
San Angelo
League of Texas Municipalities
Webb
R. E. Thomason
el Paso
League
H. D. Hockersmith
Vernon
Texas
The
Herald
Picnic at Wayside Inn Honors Miss Coleman
A Wayside Inn picnic Saturday evening hosted by Frances Looney of Ben Arnold celebrated Miss Coleman. Guests included Elizabeth Moncrief Ruth Blakeney Grace Long Jimmie Ballard Emy Bittmer Clara Brannon Helen Pyron Eloise Rogers Frances Looney Sallie Coleman Glenn Flinn Jack Hearrell Elmo Baggett Albert Collins Richard West Conn Moody and Bob Dyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Coleman
Wayside Inn
Frances’ Looney
Ben Arnold
Christian Aid Society Holds Last Church Meeting
The Christian Aid Society met at the church with seven attendees. Mrs. Guy Slocomb led an interesting Bible lesson. The next gathering is May 23 at the homes of Mrs. Verge Woolley. Summer meetings will be twice monthly on the first and third Mondays for business and missionary sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Aid Society
Guy Slocomb
Verge Woolley
Graduating Exercises at Cameron Hospital
Cameron Hospital hosts nurses training school graduation with Dr Epperson addressing graduates. Blue Bird Glee Club, directed by Eloise Rogers, performs eight numbers. Speakers include Dr Johan Denson and tributes from Dr Eduard Uischar Dr Tom Denson and Mrs J P Love toward the graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Hospital
Epperson
Johan Denson
Eduard Uischar
Tom Denson
J. P. Love
Albena Kulak
Clara Mae Bell
Cameron Country Club Dance Crowns Friday Evening
Members and guests enjoyed a dance at Cameron Country Club last Friday with entertainment for a weekend house party hosted by Miss Sallie Coleman. The Twilight Serenaders from Temple played as couples danced to a grand march led by Roy Jeter and Miss Coleman. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Country Club
Sallie Coleman
Twilight
Temple
Paul Jones
Roy Jeter
Knights of Columbus attend state convention in Taylor
Edward B. Hess of Burlington and William J. Michalka of Cameron represented Cameron Council No 2338 at the state convention in Taylor held Tuesday and Wednesday This week interest attaches to Taylor dedication and Cameron church plans a new building erection
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Hess
Burlington
Cameron
Wm. J. Michalka
Knights of Columbus
Taylor
Deacon Dubbs Delights Crowd at St Rita’s Circle Play
The Knights of Columbus Hall hosted a St Rita's Circle production of Deacon Dubbs on Monday night. Directed by M G Manning the show featured music by Mary Ellen Manning and drew a packed audience from nearby towns. Proceeds totaled 128 dollars.
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Deacon Dubbs
St. Rita’s Circle
Knights of Columba Hall
M. G. Manning
Mary Ellen Manning
Manning
Hospitality Sunday at Rogers Home
Miss Eloise Rogers hosted a house party at the Rogers residence with Miss Sallie Coleman and friends. The Rogers home, famed for hospitality, offered ice cream and cake during the afternoon gathering hosted by Eloise and her mother Mrs. Wm. Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloise Rogers
Sallie Coleman
Wm. R. Rogers
Rogers
Presbyterian Auxiliary Circles Study Home Life Program
The Presbyterian Auxiliary met in three circles Monday afternoon to study the program School Days in the Home Land. Circle one, with five present, heard a devotional by Mrs. George Mode and parts by Mesdames Sapp Sutton and Buddie Wilson. grape juice and sandwiches were served. Circle two, led by Mrs. Lu Meyers, featured Mesdames Gillis Dan Tyson and Kenney on the program. Circle three, with eight present, had devotional by Mrs. N. H. Butts and parts by Mrs. Ben Atkinson and Frank Lesovsky. a salad plate and ice tea were served. A birthday party for Auxiliary members is scheduled next Monday at 3:50 at Mrs. Atkin’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Circle One
G. E. Sutton
George Mode
Mesdames Sapp
Sutton
Buddie Wilson
Circle
Lu Meyers
Meyers
Mesdames Gillis
Dan Tyson
Kenney
Circle Three
N. H. Butts
Notice of Letters Testamentary for Frank Lehnert
Milam County Texas court issues notice to interested parties regarding Richard Lehnert's application to probate the last will of Frank Lehnert deceased and grant letters testamentary. The hearing is set for the first Monday in June 1927 in the Camer on court house with appearance and contest permitted. The writ is issued by Clerk Liliga Atkinson under seal.
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Milam County
Milam
Texas
Frank Lehnert
Richard Lehnert
Cameron
Liliga Atkinson
Clerk County
Morrison urges junior college growth at Ben Arnold graduation
Hon. W A Morrison spoke to Ben Arnold school graduates on May 13 urging expansion of junior colleges in Texas. He cited his Milam County education leadership and stressed the need for postsecondary options as part of the regional education program. The ceremony featured faculty A W Rettig and others, with a full program including processional, invocations, choruses, class prophecies, diplomas, and a class response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Morrison
Ben Arnold School
Morrison
Milam County
A. W. Rettig
Katherine Sprouli
Annie Mae Dodson
Frances Looney
Ruth Plegel
Institute in Marlin District Highlights Talks and Awards
Last weekend in the Marlin District hosted the fourth annual institute with a supper in the church basement for Cameron league visitors and members. Speakers included Oscar Michado of Brazil and local leaders Mrs. Cecil Porterfield and A. C. Scott. Pennants were awarded to Calvert and Cameron leagues while Miss Mildred Bradley and Morine Smith praised the Jacksonville Assembly. Billie Bishop of Calvert led the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlin
Cameron League
Aftenoon
Brazil
Senor
Oscar Michado
Cecil Porterfield
Department For League
A. C. Scott
Michado
Calvert
Cameron
Mildred Bradley
Morine Smith
Jacksonville
Billie Bishop
District Meeting of Epworth Leagues Held in Cameron
About forty representatives from Franklin Marlin Calvert and Sneed's Chapel attended the Epworth Leagues district meeting in Cameron. The event gathered Epworth members from multiple communities for fellowship and planning.
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Franklin, Marlin, Calvert and Sneed’s Chapel
Cameron
Epworth
Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound Restores Hair Color
Advert says Sage Tea with Sulphur restores natural hair color and hides gray. It promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound, available off shelves or homemade, with simple application using a sponge to cover small strands for darker, thicker, shinier hair.
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Wyeth
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. G. Cox
Wiley Mangum
McMinnville, Tenn
W. T. Mowdy
John McGuire
Lubbock
Walter Thomas
Hearne
George A. Thomas
Dan Davis
Sharp
D. R. Criswell
Buckholts
Katharine Atkinson
Good Gulf Gasoline
Riverside
Gladys Hefley
J. S. Barmore of
Maystfield
Mack Fox
L .T. Lewis
J. L. Barmore
Episcopal Church
Milady
A.j.matocha & Co
Santa Fe
K. C
St. Rita’s
State OF
Vore
B. G. Rice
Walter Roesler
Alvin Noite
Woodson Noite
Joe Rose
Mable Folschirsky
Helms Sprou
W. T. Smith
Epworth League
Walden’s Big Summer School
Walden
Cameron Business College
Bill
New Cameron Drug Company
Cameron, Texas
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