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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1926
Page
13
Mrs J S Bradford entertained Loyal Woman's Council members at her home to honor Mrs W H Tucker visiting Houston daughter. Guests received a handkerchief from each, and sweets were served. the event was a warm surprise andMrs Tucker praised the kindness.
The Baptist W M U met at the church Monday afternoon in a small session due to weather with seventeen members present. After business, Circle No 1 served sandwiches and hot tea. Next Monday at 3 pm Bible study circles will meet led by Mrs. Jack Andrews, Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Denson, and Mrs. Brewer.
Weather and illness kept the Loyal Woman's Council from meeting Monday afternoon. They plan to gather next Monday afternoon at the church.
The Methodist Missionary Society met at the church Monday afternoon at 3 80. Officers elected for 1927 include President Mrs R L Butte Vice President Mrs W O Triggs Recording Secretary Mrs G C White Corresponding Secretary Mrs Leland Green Treasurer Mrs W J Clark Local Treasurer Mrs J S Bragg Superintendent of Study Mrs Henry Davis Superintendent of Publicity Mrs C K Porterfield Superintendent of Supplies Miss Mollie Moore Agent for Missionary Voice Mrs R A Tag. A Mission Study lesson was given by Mrs W C Trices and Mrs R L Batte with a solo by Mrs FP Dunlap. The meeting closed with a prayer by Mrs W H Triggs.
On Friday evening Mrs G C Walters hosted the Builders Class of the Christian church at her home on East Twenty third Street. The house was attractively decorated with black cats witches ghosts and Jack O Lanterns. Lights in reception rooms were covered with yellow pumpkin tins.
A Halloween party featured guests in masks arriving to a spooky Spook land scene greeted by Miss Annie Woolley as a ghost. Mrs. Birdie Walther wore a Japanese girl costume to tell fortunes as games, ice cream carved pumpkins, and cake were served. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Garner and others.
Sunday activities include Communion and sermon at 11 a.m. at the Li a.m. service and Sunday School at 4 45 p.m. The Young People's Service League meets at 1 30 p.m. in the church listing.
After refreshments were served a large close will be initiated into the Isat Ran' on the following Monday, marking a formal initiation ceremony.
Edmond Jones and Pearl Robinson Fortunats Gomez and Christina Alonzo Henry Baird and Mary Othal Hubert Smith and Dovie Maxwell Robert Dent and Mary Ewing.
At the Knights of Pythias Hall last Monday evening the Bank of Knight hood was conferred on six Esquires.
The passage mentions people Joe L. Zalesky, Nona Richter, Simon Mitchell, and Hattie Lee Rice. A Palestine road sign states You are entering Nazareth with a speed limit of fifteen miles an hour. It notes the ladder superstition dates to hangings when ladders were used against walls with no nearby trees.
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