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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1933
Page
7
Betty Webster offers seasonal tips as autumn approaches with notes on cold snaps fruits and spices. She recalls family baking memories and outlines a Thanksgiving menu featuring roast turkey giblet gravy mashed potatoes candied sweet potatoes Hubbard squash cabbage salad scalloped oysters celery olives mince pie pumpkin pie coffee cider nuts and raisins.
A recipe walk through layered potato bake using sliced potatoes flour salt pepper and butter then milk and breadcrumbs baked an hour. Dumplings mix flour baking powder and salt with sweet milk to form drops cooked until light and fluffy. Apples and berries are encouraged with sugar for dumplings.
Milton Campbell couple welcomed a daughter Peggy Joy born October 30 weighing 6 12 at birth. Mrs Vivian Brook and daughter mentioned among brief family notes.
Texas looks like a winner after SMU Bonnie Bell and mother in law spent the weekend visiting relatives in Rebef. Mrs. Ferguson of Austin mother of Mr. Campbell came down Saturday to see the new baby and her only grandchild. Mrs. Dan Robinson and Miss Pearl Pinkerton visited in Thorndale Saturday. Miss Ruby Steveson has been suffering with an infected jaw lately. Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Butts of Thorndale spent Sunday here with Mrs. Butts mother Mrs. J. B. Newton. Mrs. Meeks and baby of Gatesville are visiting here in the Campbell home. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Baggett returned to their home in Dallas after visiting here the past week. Milton Pierce and daughters Marline and Fannie Mae and Miss Fannie Marie Holdiness spent the weekend in Lexington. Mrs. Pierce returned home with them Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Swindell were visiting over the weekend in Hutto. Mrs. J. B. Newton entertained the members of the Cemetery Association Monday afternoon. A large.
Crowd attends meeting as the Milano school board elects a Sandy Creek school teacher following Miss Murphy's resignation. The cemetery is reported clean and in good condition with several local residents visiting. Mrs Tameey Mrs Sloan and Miss Ruby Steveson were in Cameron on Monday with Steveson seeking a jaw treatment for a badly infected tooth. Mrs E C Smith of Sugarland visits her mother Mrs J B Newton.
Funeral services for Mrs. J. W. Good, 52, who died in a San Angelo hospital, were conducted by Rev. N. D. Timmerman of the Baptist church at 2 p.m. Friday in Cameron. Interment followed at Travis. Surviving are her husbands and children: Mrs. Jim Schiller of Clarkson, and daughters Mae, Ruby, Emmye Lorita, and the infant Charles.
Steet Miss Dorothy Bell Lantrip has returned from a pleasant visit with friends in San Angelo. Names listed include Lestine Good San Angelo Mrs Wil lie Falkner Cameron Johnnie and Woodrow Good San Angelo.
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