Local Social Notes Highlight Waco Visits and Family News
Mr. Robert McLane visited in Waco on Friday. Mrs. Frank Lesovsky and Frances Tittle traveled to Caldwell last week. Mrs. A Longlakre Sr. of Rockdale returned home after visiting her children W N Langmire and W Te Whatley. Multiple residents visited Waco to see shows and assist relatives, with several local families listed as hosting or traveling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lesovsky
Tittle Frances
Caldwell
Me. A. Longlakre Sr
Rockdale
W. N. Langmire
W. Te ‘Whatley
T. B. Duncan
Waco
E. W. Massengale
Family Washing and Local Social News item
Damp wash ready to iron per pound and pressed garments with no starch priced per pound. A half dollar minimum charge applies if your washwoman quits. Mr and Mrs B E McMillan visited in Cameron with Mrs M M Kemp. Mr W D Favor of Brownwood visiting Cameron. Mr and Mrs Hubert Morley and Miss Minnie Stedman saw the Ziegfeld Follies in Waco Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. L. Coleman
J. C. Tucker
5. A. Cottle
Waco
W. D. Favor of
Brownwood
Cameron
Milam County Cotton Crop Seen Surging to 50 000 Bales
Milam county's 1927 cotton yield up to October 18 shows 47 381 bales with Bur lington special agent Albert predicting over 50 000 bales total this year. Last year's same period was about 46 000. harvest began last September and crop prospects look stronger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam
Albert
Burlington
Department of Commerce
Box Supper at North Elm School Friday Night
A box supper and social with refreshments is announced at North Elm School for Friday, November 4, 1927. Six directors attended the Commercial Club meeting on Monday night. no meeting was held. Mrs Kevlin Newton and Mary Tane Bates of Houston visited Judge and Mrs Edel. Guests in the Green home included Mrs J P Gott and Mr and Mrs Carrot Pearce. J O Guffey of Arkansas City Kansas visited his father J W Guffey, railroad engineer, last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Gus Jr
Gus Evans
North Elm School
Commercial Club
Kevlin Newton
Mary Tane Bates
Houston
Judge
J. P. Gott
Mrs
Carrot Pearce
Leland Green
J. O. Guffey
Arkansas City
Kansas
J. W. Guffey
Guffey
Bankrupt Sale Attracts Bargains In Temple
M E Fisher of Temple owner of bankrupt stock from Triggs Deg Goods Co advertises a sale now in its third week with unusual bargains. Fisher previously sold Klawansky stock and is now clearing Triggs stock as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Fisher
Temple
Triggs Deg Goods Company
Fisher
Fishr
Klawansky
Triggs
Dry Cleaning Plan For Lee R. Clore
Lee R. Clore expands his tailoring business by moving from The Herald to the Odd Fellows building and adding a modern dry cleaning plant. He served in France with the American army and, after relocating, Tom Mowdy buys half interest, bringing expertise to the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee R. Clore
Herald
Odd Fellows
Clore
France
Tom Mowdy
Cameron Young Man
Mowdy
The
Mr. Mowdy
Freshmen Sophomores Host Halloween Party At Yee High
Yee High School freshmen and sophomores hosted a masked costume party for faculty and students. The venue featured autumn decorations with pumpkins grain and corn stalks and a central jack o lantern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yee High School
Courtry Elect
Jim Neiast
Leland Green
John Mangum
Halloween Party Ends With Prizes For Best Costumes
Prizes of Halloween favors were awarded after a grand march with winners including Vera Mayes prettiest girl and Mat Hitchcock best looking boy. Eight juniors won the apple race as classes joined in dancing and porch games supervised by Miss Mary Alice Porter and other sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortune
Vera Mayes
Mat Hichcock
Jessie Lee Fichenhorst
Mildred Thweatt
Roy Jeter
Gladys Jewel Copus
Julia Mae McCollum
Gilbert McCollum
Mary Alice Porter
Elizabeth Goddard
Mary Lake Henderson
Ben Atkinson
B. Slocomb
Shofner Sterling
Walter Newton
Jim Neinast
John Ryan
John Mangum
H. FF. Graham BR
L. McCown
Leland Green
W. A. Copus
J. L. Clinton
Delphya Scott
Judge Kemp Returns From Eastern Star Meeting
Judge Kemp returns from the Grand Chapter meeting of the Order of the Eastern Star held in Mineral Wells with over 1200 members present. Cameron Chapter 556 was represented by T. F. Hardy and Jeff T. Kemp who served on key committees and praised the event and upcoming legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Star
Cameron
T. F. Hardy
Jeff T. Kemp
Beig
Hardy
Judge Kemp
Turis
Turis Produce Committee
Wmepter
Christian Women To Publish Cook Hook
The Christian Women plan to publish a second edition of the popular cook book with November or early December release. The first edition appeared in 1926 and this edition has been expanded, with double the copies. The Herald plant will publish and begin work this week under Mrs. W. A. Copus and Mrs. M. N. Killen in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
W. A. Copus
M.N
Birds and Plans Highlight Cotton Palace Poultry Show
Waco Texas officials announce the Cotton Palace Poultry Show will feature over two thousand birds this year with a record number expected. Jerry Strecker supervises the event and leads a nationally recognized team including Presley Webb and Water Burten. F C Branch and Mr Barton bring strong credentials from Missouri and Texas. The exhibit aims to break records with premium stock from diverse breeds and a major display by the American Poultry Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Texas
Jerry K. Strecker
Sheeher
Presley Webb
Titisbars
F.C. Brarch
Lees Summit
Water 2Urten
Arlington
Breneh
Etveterd
American Poultry Rec
Barton
Enviers
Comteh Ct
Ieee
Linn
Texas White Plemeuath
Cotton Patree Poultry
Veer
Vear
Strecker
Tana
Mditer Ven Winkle
Dallas Poultry Journal
South
Livestock Show Sparks Interest in Cochran County
In Cochran County livestock enthusiasts and farmers gathered for a cattle and hog show highlighting farm biology and market potential. The event featured local breeders, judging of hogs and cattle, and discussion of prices and trends affecting Farmers Cooperative members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Texas
Mefonran County
Lialgeee
Rio
Cochtry
Uslisburg
Netennian
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Robert McLane
Jahngon Jewelry Store
G. E. Keith
Dan Cass Jr
Favor
R. H. Johnson Jewelry Store
M. Janeway
Moendey
Luther Roberts
Goodnight
Daucter
Homer McLane
Little Howard
Mary Alice
Irma Porter
Sadie Fincher
W. Hitriggs
Mrs. Earl Esslinger
R. UM. Johnson Jewelry Store
A. L. Peterson of
Henry Ruby
Conn Miller
Cyrus
Southern Pacific
Wa Cos
Ealed ‘Palace of Sweets
Walter F. Sharpe
Prop
the Home of
Cameron, Texas
B. E. McMillan
M. M. Kemp
Jack Dockery
Nammed
Bettye Jo
J. H. DuBois
Wayburn Guan
Navasota
Mrs. Wilson Gunn
Mary Walzel
Yoakum
Joe Walzel
Mrs. Keeling
Abilene
J. C., Young
R. L. Batte
Johan A. Smth
St. FP. Pool
B. B. Cobb
Sherman
Florida
H D. Criner
Callas
J. W. M. Vidler
Orleander
Hugo Slaughter
Dan Guan
BOX Supper
Blanchard
Special Cord Tire
Fisk
Premier Cord Tire
Eneo Cord Tire
Parma
Croceries
Fisk Tires
Joe Denson
Mrs. G. C. Black
Cotton Palace
Blanche Wiley
Miss Jolly Blanche Pitts
Ethel Blair
G. Grabein
Mr. Grabein
Hubert Hefley Motor Company
Ford Car Service
B. P. Hardle
Milam County Hardware Company
Myr
Mra. Hardle
Sweetwater
Mr. Hardie
Cecil Cone
Hardware Esters
Tnternational Harvester Company
Herve
Harvester Company
the Methodist Church
Shutins
Wwick
Keary Davis
ODD Fellows Building
Eastern Star Meeting
Mineral Wells
Cook
Henry Davis
Avere Cotton Palace
A. E. Sehiler
Dallas
Rmand
AYHES
Gary Riged
Gohmert
Steve
Ben Franklin League
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