Local social and travel notes from Austin and area
Lieut Tom Henderson visited in Austin this week. Miss Terry of Milano visits Miss Katy Cone. Miss Viola Meyers returns from Bryan for two weeks. Sgt Tom Mowdy spent part of last week in Austin on business. Homan Barge leaves for Fort Worth to spend the summer with parents. Miss Mina Clarke returns home for summer from teaching near Fredericksburg. Ben Baskin back from A M College for vacation. Miss Elizabeth Barclay of Waco visits friends. Miss Annie Lee Peoples returns to Milano. Miss Bernie Tyson of Calvert visits Miss Helen Flynn. Clarence Britton of Yarrellton leaves with others from the draft. Miss Jean Adams of Buckholts visits Miss Mary Lake Henderson. Miss Louis Stribling goes to Houston to visit sister Mrs Jones. Mort Lyles of Temple attends sister Gladys Lyles graduation.
Local social notes from Cameron area calendar
Residents and visitors greetings listed include Mrs C P Salter of Calvert staying with Mr and Mrs E A Flynn and Miss Katherine O Neill of Burlington visiting Miss Vance Hardy. Several locals reported illnesses travel and social events at Woodmen Circle rallies and Chautauqua in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine O'Neill
Burlington
Vance Hardy
Local notes from Cameron and surrounding towns
Mrs S M Burns Jr is a patient at Cameron Sanitarium after a serious operation. Emily and Jane Nicholson of Hoyte visit Cameron for Chau tauqua week. Mrs Preston Graves of San Gabriel stays with her parents in Cameron. Ruby Dick Richard of Temple visits for a W O W C rally. Rev and Mrs Glen Flynn of San Antonio visit family. Wyatt Wolf travels to the border for Uncle Sam service. Miss O Riley, Redpath Horner Chautauqua supervisor, stays with Mrs India Stidham. Claude Triggs of S W University attends commencement in Cameron. Mrs Miller of Fort Worth visits S Kestenbaum family. For rent: three sunny rooms and board for 3-4 men. phone 280. Gordon Lyles returns to Temple after visiting Cameron. Mrs Katie Robbins’s three daughters head to Tulsa for summer. Ottmer Pugh Thweatt from Ben Arnold join Woodmen Circle. Mrs Levison travels to Temple with three granddaughters to Tulsa. Chas Mowdy promoted to sergeant at Camp Bowie. Mose Taylor from Dallas visiting Cameron before San Antonio trip. C S Peyton manager of Cameron Telephone Co recovers from mumps. Misses Murrah of Plano and Wilkerson of Holland visit Cameron then return home. Myrtle Newton and Leah Cheeves leave after Commencement. temple next. Mamie Black returns from west Texas, stops in Ft Worth. J D Womack of Camp Travis on five day furlough. Cameron residents praise the healthy look of the printer by trade.
Miss Sue Shaw Re elected to Teach Post for Next Term
Miss Sue Shaw returned home Saturday night from Karnes City where she had taught for two terms and was re elected to the same position for the next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Shaw
Karnes City
Local notes on graduates guests and nearby notices
Layton Flournay of Waco attended the graduating exercises Friday night as a guest in the Bickett home where Miss Sallie Bickett was a class member. Mrs. A. W. Taber and daughter Mamie Lee of Austin visited for Miss Arrette Taber’s graduation, staying with Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Layton Flournay
Waco
Bickett
Sallie Bickett
A. W. Taber
Mamie Lee
Austin
Arrette Taber
P. C. Adams
Mrs Rogers Succeeds After Temple Surgery
Friends learn Mrs William R Rogers underwent a successful surgical operation in Temple last week. She had suffered for several weeks and, since the operation, is reported to be doing the very best possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. R. Rogers
Temple
Red Cross Cameron Chapter Reports War Fund Surplus
Royal P. Jeter, manager, reports Cameron Chapter Red Cross Second War Fund campaign raised thirteen thousand five hundred twelve dollars and eighteen cents, exceeding the ten thousand dollar quota by about thirty five percent. He commends district participation and thanks contributors for unified support to aid soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thad
Royal P. Jeter
Cameron
Red Cross
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J. D. Morton
Lieut
Tom Henderson
Jess Thach
Terry
Milano
Katy Cone
Viola Meyers
Bryan
Sgt
Tom Mowdy
Homan Barge
Fort Worth
Mina Clarke
Fredericksburg
Ben Baskin
A. & M. College
Elizabeth Barclay
Annie Lee Peoples
Bernie Tyson
Calvert
Helen Flynn
Clarence Britton
Yarrellton
Jean Adams
Buckholts
Mary Lake Henderson
Miss Louis Stribling
Houston
Mrs. Jones
Mort Lyles of
City
Miss Gladys Lyles
J. P. Werner
P. P. Smith
Waxahachie
T. N. Herring
Miss Decherd Thomas
Triggs Dry Goods Company
Julian Baskin
Camp Travis
Army
Mrs. Right of
Denaville
Woodmen Circle
Luther Tyson, Jr
Amelia Williams
J. J. Parma
Mildred Young Moore
Beaumont
Geo. T. Moore
Eva Jenness
Rockdale
Tom Denson
Mississippi
Mesdames W. B. Skinner and
Hugh Wright
Rogers
Chautauqua
J. H. Halliday
W. A. Cleghorn
Willie Carter
Will Poindexter
S. M. Burns, Jr
Cameron Sanitarium
Emily
Jane Nicholson
Hoyte
Preston Graves
San Gabriel
Mrs
Robert Todd
Ruby Dick Richard
Glen Flynn
San Antonio
E. A. Flynn
Wyatt Wolf
Uncle Sam
Miss O'Riley
Claude Triggs
S. W. University
Gordon Lyles
Gladys Lyles
Katie Robbins
Tulsa
Texas
Mesdames Ottmer
Pugh and
Thweatt
Ben Arnold
Chas. Mowdy
Camp
Bowie
Mose Taylor
Dallas
Dental
C. S. Peyton
Rachell Murrah
Plano
Texana Wilkerson
Holland
Lucile Hooks
Myrtle Newton
Leah Cheeves
Reba Cheeves
Mamie Black
West Texas
Ft. Worth
Howard Black
J.D. Womack
John Womack
J.D
J. D
Milano Junction
E. E. Scarborough
South 4Th Street
Wm. Cobb
Lampassas
Hart
Kennedy
Bastrop
National Casualty Company
Detroit
Mich
Jeff Hefley Sr
Jeff Hefley
Hefley
Camp Jackson
Columbia
South Carolina
Kansas
S. C
American Red Cross
Castoria
Emily Spiller
Henne & Meyer Go
Cameron Rockdale
Thorndale Buckholl
FORD
J. T. Parma
Henderson, Kid & Henderson
Cameron, Texas
J. H. Sapp
C.N. Green
Denison, Sherman, Dallas, Hillsboro, Waco, Ennis and
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