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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1933
Page
8
The Kraft-Phenix Cheese Corporation education unit says buffets with beer pair well with cheeses. Swiss, American, Limburger, and Old English varieties are expected to rise in popularity as buffet suppers become common nationwide.
Memorial services were conducted Thursday evening at the Masonic Hall under the direction of Miss Mollie Moore. W. M. Mrs. Gladys Watson and W. P. H. E. Garner presided as pink roses and greenery decorated the hall. A program featured tributes to motherhood and home, a mother tableau with Mrs. Boseley, and performances by quartets, duets, solos, and readings. Musicians included Mrs. Levy, Mrs. Whittle, Elizabeth Sprott, Helen Ryan, Jessie Guffy, and A. J. Walzel among others.
A promotional ad touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a simple remedy for feverish upset or colds in children and adults. It claims the laxative restores bowel regularity within hours and prevents mucus waste from breaking up a cold. The copy cites Dr Caldwell's birth record and urges readers to keep a bottle at hand for bilious, gassy, or constipated symptoms.
The article lists several Baptist Missionary Society circles meeting Monday afternoon at various homes and church locations. Eunice Taylor Glass circle led by Mrs Denson with ten members. Lottie Moon group hosted by Mrs Burns Jr with ten. Lillie Mae Handley circle led by Mrs Howell with ten. Lois Howard Mashburn circle at church led by Miss Jeter with ten. Jubilee Birthday Party planned next Monday with hostesses from past two quarters and a missions free will offering. YWAs met at City Park with sixteen. Sunbeams had 28 members with Mrs Bowman and Miss Blaylock in charge. RAs met at church with nine members and one new member for a Bible drill led by Sponsor Fred Graves.
Members of the Tuesday contract Bridge Club enjoyed a pleasant afternoon with Mrs Bassett Watson as hostess. Mrs Clifton Jenness earned high score and a gift after a series of games. Refreshments with ice drinks followed.
Seventh grade pupils from Ada Henderson grammar school attended a sunrise breakfast Saturday morning on the Frank Monroe grounds by Little River. They met at City Park at 5 30 a m and traveled by car and picnic truck to the site where the meal was laid out. Mise Blanch Hensley and Mrs. Chas Nabours, teachers, assisted in serving.
Members of the Press Club of the Yoo High School enjoyed a Friday picnic at the Country Club. A swim party preceded the feast and a dance followed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Giles Avriett with Giles Avrett Jr as host.
Mrs John Cecil Culpepper hosted the Tuesday Contract Bridge Club with spring roses and ferns in the reception room. Luncheon was served before games as Mea Prewet Beard and Miss Winnie Henderson assisted. guests included Mrs Ernest Beard Hillsboro Mrs Vernon Rederis Mrs Adolph Winnie Mamilics and Winnie Henderson.
Public sale of 109 1 2 acres in Milam County Texas on June 6 1933 between 10 AM and 4 PM at Cameron County Court House. Property parcel from Jas A Williams 320 acre survey Pat 369 Vol 2 Abstr 381 conveyed to Will R Wade by L M Jackson Catherine Jackson 1921 deed. Union Central Life Insurance Company holds the indebtedness secured by deed of trust.
The Cameron Symphony Club held its season end gathering at the Heart of the Country Club home of Mrs W F Gaither and Miss Bichie Gaither. Miss Aetna Smith led a program featuring Mrs Francis Cox on Texas composers piano solos by Billie Gaither Annette Ryan and Gaither, a reading by Viola Thomas and a closing vocal contest led by Miss Smith.
Hostesses served a salad plate with ice drinks at the conclusion of the afternoon event, providing a light refreshment to attendees.
A porch party honoring Miss Susan Pope was held by Miss Aetna Smith at the home of her sister Mrs. Rush Thomas. Guests were selected from Miss Pope s Cameron friends who knew her before she moved to Abilene.
Miss Helen Flinn hosted a buffet supper saturday evening in compliment to Miss Mary Julian who left this week with her parents for their old home in Mississippi. Afterward guests enjoyed Jig Saw puzzles. Those present were Miss Julian and Ernest Sharpe, Miss Winona.
Miss Reginia Moseley Roy Baskin Jr. Miss Helen Flinn and Ray Duckworth are listed among participants in the record of local names.
At the regular Eastern Star meeting Tuesday evening the officers were elected for the ensuing year. Names include Worthy Matron Mrs. David Smith and Worthy Patron H. E. Garner. Installation planned later. Mrs. Gladys Watson, retiring Matron, praised for her year of service.
Advertises Thedford's Black-Draught as a 25 cent remedy for constipation and biliousness. A Waterloo Alabama customer testimonial claims the product eases sour stomach dizziness head ache and bad color. The ad notes a new syrup form for children.
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