Seventh Grade D. E. Girls Display at Ada Henderson Building
On Friday afternoon from 2 to 6 the Ada Henderson Building hosted a display of fabrics and handiworks created by the seventh grade D. E. girls under Miss Blanche Hensley. The exhibit featured dresses aprons underwear household articles pillow cases dresser scarfs table runners pillows handkerchiefs and towels. The list of contributing students includes Margaret McCown Mary MeddArmont Cora Barmore Nancy Ree Slocomb Frances Sharpe Bonnelle Neiast Amboline Mode Pansy Hoes Mildred Clinton Velma Newton Dorothy Marak Hortense Klawansky Dorothy Joynes Eleanor Graham Alphine Weems Bernice Braden Birdie Gill Agnes Boone Florence Marak Estelle Turner Florence Ledbetter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Henderson
D. E
Blanche Hensley
Margaret McCown
Mary Mee-Dermott
Cora Barmore
Nancy Ree Slocomb
Frances Sharpe
Bonnelle Neiast
Ambol
H E Club Lawn Party At Slaughter Home
The H E Club of Yoe High hosted a Wednesday evening lawn party at Geraldine Slaughter's residence from six to eight. Guests included Harriet Flinn, top state clothing contest qualifier, plus many club members and sponsors. Punch sandwiches and cake were served and sweet pea favors given to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Club
Yoe High
Geraldine Slaughter
Charlotte Pardo
Maggie Reed McCown
Doris Fairleigh
Ruby Robbins
Ethel Green
Dora Emily Moore
Alyne Ledbetter
Lorena Marburger
Inez Evans
Marie Havlik
Helen
Velma Jennes
Bessie Lou Jinks
Safarah Griffin
Euline Slaughter
Doris Adams
Mrs. Slaughter
Billie
Jack Slaughter
Eleanor Hensley
Wilbur Keith Delivers Masterful Talk at Masonic Hall
Tuesday night a good crowd greeted Wilbur Keith executive secretary of the Masonic Service Association of Texas when he delivered a masterly address in the Masonic hall. He had movment in his oratory and spoke on fraternal service and civic duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Keith
Masonic Service Association of Texas
Masonic Hall
Miss Maud Mabry Dies in Cameron Family Notice
The death of Miss Maud Mabry occurred Sunday May 23 at her mother’s home in North Cameron. Burial took place at Oak Hill Cemetery on Monday. She was born July 11, 1892 in Rogers and was the daughter of Mr and Mrs T H Mabry. She leaves her mother three brothers Charley Raymond and Henry Mabry of Temple and a sister Mrs M L Underwood of Rogers Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Gilmore
Zelma Adams
H. G. Kenney
Presbyterian Manse
Cameron
Mr. Gilmore
McGregor
J. L. Adams
Yee High
Gilmore
Miss Maud Mabry
North
Oak Hill Cemetery
T. H. Mabry
Miss Maud
Rogers
Charley
Raymond
Henry Mabry
Temple
M. L. Underwood
Texas
Piano Recital by Advanced Pupils of Robert Smith
Monday evening at Yee High Auditorium featured an advanced pupil recital with stage decor by Mesdames J. L. Clinton and Geo. T. Moore. Twenty three performers including Maggie Reed McCown, Mary White, Lizzie Beth Martin, Ruby Phipps, Lois Robbins, Bethel Middleton, Ethel Green, Louise Johnson, Nell Sue Tyson, Mary McDermott, Gladys Davis, Hazel Freeman, Katharyn Leath, Loia Clinton, Mary Lavinia Maples, Loring Beard, Cornelia Gunn, Geradine Slaughter, Dora Emily Moore and Katharine Robbins presented diverse numbers. Mr. Smith received congrats from friends after a triumphant close to his term of music teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Smith
Yee High
Mesdames
J. L. Clinton
Geo. T. Moore
Maggie Reed McCown
Mary White
Lizzie Beth Martin
Ruby Phipps
Lois and Ruby Robbins
Bethel Middleton
Ethel Green
Louise Johnson
Nell Sue Tyson
Mary McDermott
Gladys Davis
Hazel Freeman
Katharyn
Cameron History Club Picnic at Country Club Lake
The Cameron History Club held a shore picnic at the Country Club lake after a year of programs. A live radio show entertained with short features every five minutes, including a hog calling contest won by Mrs. J. M. Ralston and a close second for Mrs. James Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron History Club
Country Club Lake
J. M. Ralston
James Watson
Paul Quinn
R. P. Jeter
Association Masons appoint officers for installation night
The document lists officers including Bettie Stafford as Associate Matron and W H Stafford as Secretary with various other posts. Officers will be installed Friday evening May 28 1926 at the Masonic hall with Mrs Allene Bonds P W M acting as installing officer. A large attendance of the membership is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthy
Grace Eplen
Ruby Ledbetter
Bonnie B. Peyton
Ada
Mable McLane
Ruth
Bernice Lewis
Esther
Katharyn Robbins
Martha
Ethel Dunlap
Electa
Cora Matula
Sentinal
C. S. Peyton
Warder
Vera Green
Masonic Hall
Allene Bonds
Local Events Highlight Talent and University Recital
Mrs. Martin showcased talent while Miss Mary Lake Henderson led educational radio segments. Ruth Kemp gave a Senior Expression recital at Southwestern University in Georgetown on May 25 1926 with the Southwestern Little Symphony conducted by Edward P Onstot. Ushers Edith Pearcy Mabel Brewer Clyde Baskin Fay Clark wore pastel gowns and silver slippers. The Young People’s Service League paused until September with some members to attend Camp Allen in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Kemp
R. A. Tag
Rosalie Baskin
Georgetown
Southwestern University
Ruth Kemp
Southwestern Little Symphony Orchestra
Edward P. Onstot
University
God
Miss Kemp
King
Valse Bluette
Kerenski
S. A
Edith Pearcy
Mabel Brewer
Clyde Baskin
Fay Clark
Laura Kuykendall
School of Expression
Young People’s Service League
Camp Allen
Lawn Party Planned for Young People's Service League
Rev and Mrs Love announce a lawn party next Wednesday evening honoring the Young People's Service League. Congregation members are invited as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Love
Young People’s Service League
Officers elected at Cameron Chapter 5653 Eastern Star
At a Cameron chapter 5653 Eastern Star meeting on Tuesday evening officers for the year were elected: Worthy Matron Mrs Annie Bonds and Worthy Patron Judge Jeff Kemp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Order of the Eastern Star
Annie Bonds
Jeff Kemp
Style Show Highlights H. F. E. Department Exhibit
The Style Show hosted Monday afternoon drew mothers and many students. About 30 girls wore at least five dresses, starting with gingham and moving to sport and dress silks. Cornelia Gunn and Bethel Middleton showcased recital dresses and Gunn spoke about the Beaumont state contest trip. Geraldine Slaughter presented the style show, visitors toured the sewing room, and the dining room offered punch as Miss Hensley and the H. B. E. department received praise for a year of strong work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. FE
Cornelia Gunn
Bethel Middleton
Beaumont
Geraldine Slaughter
Hensley
H. B E. Department
Business and Professional Women Postpone Banquet
The Business and Professional Women's Club moves its regular monthly banquet from Tuesday June 1 to Tuesday June 8. The full membership is urged to meet Tuesday June 1 at 7 30 PM in the basement of the Methodist Church to attend on time. Rev Glenn Flinn of Georgetown and Mrs Flinn were guests of the BE A Flinn home Sunday night. He will conduct the Memorial Exercise at Powers Chapel Falls Chapel next Sunday and they will spend the weekend here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Glenn Flinn
Georgetown
BE. A. Flinn
Flinn
Powers Chapel
Falls Chapel
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Adams
Ing
Masonic
Arlington
Keith
John W. Howorth
Lloyd Mitchell
W. M
John Watson
H. FE. Club Party
Venience
Janities
Bettie Stafford
W. H. Stafford
A. F. Mitchell
Gussie McGregor
Alice McGe
Hee
Crisco
Maxwell House Coffee
Maxwell House
Campbells Pork & Beans
J.T. Parma
Fise Tires
Cameron, Texas
Marjorie
Lola Hearrell
Warren Stone
Mt Clemens
Mich
E. A. Flinn
Etta Ringgold
Clara Thomas
Tom Henderson
R. H. McIntosh
S. M. Burns, Jr
G. H. McGehee
J. G. West
Lucille Dickard
George Graves
Beth Jeter
George H. Simonds
R. D. Brown
C. E
Notice Business & Professional Women’s Club
Barry Conners
New York
Chicago
New York News
New York Journal
LAMO
Garry Sisters
Budapast
Florence Katherine Costin
Everett Kemp
Enterrtainer
ED Weir
Piggly
van Camp
Pe Oy
Jemima
Acorn
Piggly Wiggly
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