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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1927
Page
5
Mr and Mrs John Pierce of Corsicana visited Mrs and Mrs A N Green last weekend. Several attendees at the S M U A M game included Walter Sharpe J B White A N Green and others. Various locals traveled to Waco Temple and A M to attend football and races while families visited Cameron and nearby towns.
Miss Mary Kristoff spent several days last week in Caldwell visiting relatives and spending time with family.
Mr. and Mrs. Yeager and Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Atkinson of Maysfield attended the funeral of Will Massengale on Sunday, joining a gathering of relatives and friends.
Mrs. Minnie Lamkin named temporary guardian of Viv ian Estelle and J L Lamkin minors. Dr and Mrs Tom Denson’s friends learn she rests well after Cameron Hospital operation. Russel Shelton, seven, injured his arm at school. Walton D Taylor, Waco attorney, in Cameron. J K Freeman made a business trip to Beeville. Oart Fikes of Taylor visited the Fikes family. Seth and Calvert Howards spent Sunday with the Slaughts.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Fikes moved into an apartment with Mrs. E. N. Casey. Mr. Moseley returned from the old soldiers convention in San Angelo and visited his sister. Mrs. S. M. Burns Mrs. John Dobbins and little David Burns attended the Worker's Conference at Branchville Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Averiett spent Monday with their sister Mrs. Al Howell.
Mrs John Muse departs Sunday to spend a week with sister Marguerite Ford in Brownwood. Mr and Mrs Henley Maddox and son H N Maddox of Bryan joined relatives for the weekend here.
Mr and Mrs Webb Ward of Bryan visited Sunday with Mrs Ward s brother W B Skelton.
Mr and Mrs Benny Ottmer of Thorndale visited his mother Mrs Ottmer in Ben Arnold to see her as she remains seriously ill.
Sam Hefley attended a picture show convention in Dallas this week and gave a report on the event he attended in New York.
Mr and Mrs Ed Costen and Mr W D Favors of Brownwood motored here Sunday for the funeral of Mr W T Massengale. Mrs Favor returned with them after a several week stay in the Massengale home.
Mrs. W. H. Tucker of Temple visited her sister, Mrs. W. P. McCall, on Monday.
Mr and Mrs Eulan Wiley spent last weekend in Waco enjoying the Cotton Palace event and sightseeing in the city.
Miss Corrie Collier and Miss Dorothy Blaylock, both Baylor College attendees, returned to their home folks for the weekend, sharing news and updates from campus.
Mesdames Collier and Dobbins along with Beal Denson Blaylock Jeter and Miss Jeter attended the Worker's Conference of Milam County at Branchville on Monday.
Local residents and travelers are listed with weekend visits and recent moves. Mr and Mrs H N Maddox and family visited Austin with Mr Maddox also visiting San Antonio. Several couples and students are noted at Baylor, Bay lor College, and in Edinburg, Shiner, Waco, and Bryan.
Mr and Mrs Jones Clement returned Friday from Beeville after Ulric Brown eldest brother of Mrs Clement died Wednesday evening from a stomach ulcer He would have been 44 in January Funeral service held in Beeville with burial there He leaves a wife four children and many relatives W C Brown of Hydro Oklahoma attended the funeral and stayed to Saturday Thorndale Champion
Postal greetings from Mr and Mrs A F Mitchell state they are due in New York before the 15th. They expect to visit in New York for a few days. Dr and Mrs Zellner and Mr and Mrs Levy spent last Friday in Waco.
Last Tuesday night Mr and Mrs Levy and Dr and Mrs Zellner were guests of Mr and Mrs R B McElroy at a six o clock dinner at their home in Rogers.
Mr. Ed Levick, who has been engaged in relief work at Brownwood, is home for a few days with his family.
Mrs. Duke of Milano spent the past week end with her daughter Mrs. Ed Lovick.
Mr and Mrs W D Bigbee are home from their honeymoon and settled in the apartment at the Tuttle home.
Mrs. Joe Denson remains a hospital patient but shows improvement, according to latest reports from medical staff.
Mrs B T Harris hosted a family visit on Sunday with her mother Mrs W R Mullins and her sister Mrs Jewel Nabours, both from Lett.
Mrs Inez Voss has left Edinburgh after several months there and moved to Llano to join her parents who reside there.
Mrs T J Mowdy visited Fort Worth last week with her son Mr T J Mowdy and his mother Mrs W T Mowdy, accompanied by Mrs Wallace Jones and her young daughter. They went to Fort Worth Saturday and returned Monday bringing Mrs Mowdy home.
Walter Thomas and family of Hearne visited Mrs. Geo A. Thomas. Kestenbaum at Cameron Fruit Co. improving after illness. Ludwig notes Cameron visit. house fire near his place destroys dwelling, auto, cash, and poultry. Phillis Henry visits, father Fred Henry improving but still cautious.
Dr. H. B. Henry of Luling spent Sunday in Cameron to see his father Fred Henry who has been ill for some time. The visit left the elder man much improved. Henry, 28, built a large practice in Luling after starting his career shortly after college.
Mrs R L Batte and her two children Clyde and Leila Marie came back Saturday night after an extended visit with her sister Mrs B M Williams in Alexandria Louisiana.
Marvin Sykes an assistant bookkeeper at First National Bank is in Cameron hospital recovering from an appendicitis operation He is reported to be doing nicely and improving daily
Mary Lula Jones, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Calvin Jones of Houston, arrived October 20 1927. The mother formerly Miss Moddie Cass is remembered with the family.
Damp wash ready to iron with Ib be options for pressed garments with no starch and a minimum charge of 75. A note warns if your wash woman quits to call. Miss Cora Brashear is a patent in Cameron hospital. Mr and Mrs Grady Casey of Sour Lake visited Tyler with relatives including Miss Potter and Mrs Ab Casey en route to Houston for a visit with Mrs Tom Jeter.
Milam County will sell at public auction the H O Campbell real estate in Milam County Texas on the first Tuesday in December 1927 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. as the property of H O Campbell to satisfy a judgment in favor of E F McCarty for 210.91 plus costs. The described tracts total about 75 acres and include two major parcels tied to the DePena and Lagrone leagues with bounds and deeds recorded in Milam County deed records. The sale is at the Milam County Court House in Cameron Texas and subject to all legal rights and procedures.
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