Thanksgiving party and a wedding at Cameron society
Mesdames Wm Cobb and J C Tucker hosted a Thanksgiving reception at the country club with greenery, ferns, berries and turkey emblems. Guests played 42 with yellow tables, gifting turkey and pumpkin stickers. top scores went to R J Long Leland Green James Coleman Albert Triggs and Joe Denson. Howard and Miss Isabelle Brewer wed at First Baptist Cameron with Rev E S Hutcherson officiating. The couple, after a short honeymoon to Waco, planned light housekeeping near Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Mesdames
Wm Cobb
J. C. Tucker
Mra
A. Cottle
Howard
Isabelle Brewer
E. S. Hutcherson
First Baptist Church
Waco
Unusual Missionary Society program outlined at church
Mrs. Lee Batte led a Sunday afternoon program from Chitas Real Revolution book with posters illustrating the lesson. Mrs. Walter Sharpe led devotionals and hostesses served a salad plate assisted by several members. A guest from Durango attended and a speaker from out of town was announced for Sunday morning during the pastor’s absence at the Jacksonville Conference.
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Lee Batte
Durango
Batte
The
Missionary Society
Jacksonville
Missionary Box to North Carolina Families Highlighted
Sunday wedding events at Mrs. Ethel S. Brewer’s home. The women’s auxiliary of the Episcopal church spent a session sewing a box bound for a missionary family in North Carolina. The group discussed church work and planned a reception for Bishop Quinn at the Jeter residence next Saturday.
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Womans Auxiliary
The
Episcopal Church
North Carolina
R. P. Jeter
Bishop Quinn
Red Pepper Rub Promises Fast Back and Muscle Relief
Advert suggests Bowles Red Pepper Rub relieves rheumatism lumbago neuritis and muscle pains with penetrating heat. Applied heat causes tingling and warming within minutes and claims quick pain relief. Sold at drug stores with Rowles branding on every package.
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Rowles
Bridgewater and Houston Tie The Knot At Home Ceremony
Rev Le S Hutcherson united Creel Bridgewater and Ola Mae Houston in a Sunday afternoon ceremony at Hutcherson home at 3 PM. E S Hutcherson Smith Barrett and Corinne Price witnessed. Bride daughter of Will and Mrs Houston of North Elm. Groom, a road contractor near Lubbock, will live there with bride.
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le S. Hutcherson
Creel Bridgewater
Ola Mae Houston
E. S. Hutcherson
Smith Barrett
Corinne Price
Will Houston
North Elm
Meeks
Lubbock
Presbyterian Auxiliary Bible Study Meeting at Church
Presbyterian Auxiliary held a Monday afternoon Bible study at the church with about twenty five members. Mrs. W. G. Gillis led an outline of Ephesians chapter one. Next meeting will cover Presbyterian Home Missions and the last chapter of Out of the Wilderness led by Mrs. C. W. Lawrence or a appointed member. A Week of Prayer follows with three afternoons allocated for prayer programs.
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Presbyterian Auxiliary
Church
W. G. Gillis
Ephesians
Presbyterian Home Missions
Home Mission
C. W. Lawrence
Young People’s Service League Plans Conference Delegates
The Young People’s Service League met at the Episcopal church last Sunday and discussed sending delegates to the Young Peoples Conference at Calvert from November 13 to 15. Thomas and Robert Love were elected delegates with Charlie Knipp as alternate. Mrs Ringgold and Miss Martha Lou Hooks will attend the second day’s sessions. A toy and novelty sale is planned for early December.
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Young People’s Service League
Episcopal Church
Calvert
Thomas
Robert Love
Charlie Knipp
Ringgold
Martha Lou Hooks
Loyal Woman's Council Plans Church Bazaar Serving Bee
Ms. Ray Burk hosted the Loyal Woman's Council with eighteen members and three visitors. They planned a serving bee for the church bazaar in December to raise funds for the building fund of the new Christian Church.
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Ray Burk
Loyal Woman’s Council
Jefferies
Austin
Cecil Plate
Tracy
Miss Garner
Lilac
New Christian Church
Baptist Mission Union Circles Hold Monday Study
The Baptist Mission Union met in circles for Roy al Service study. Circle one with Mrs. Gus Evans had twelve members. Circle two with Mrs. Conn Miller had sixteen. Circle three with Mrs. George A. Thomas had thirteen. Circle four with Mrs. John Dobbins had ten. Mrs. Bertha Brewer led Circle four. Next Monday at the church Miss Lily Mag Jeter will lead Bible study.
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The
Baptist Mission Union
Circle One
Gus Evans
John Martin
Circle Two
Conn Miller
Joe Denson
Circle Three
George A. Thomas
Circle Four
John Dobbins
Bertha Brewer
Lily Mag Jeter
Floral Wreath Graces Mrs Smith’s Living Room
A wreath of roses adds charm to the living room of Mrs. Smith, arranged with grace as a decorative touch for her home.
Ely's Cream Balm Relief for Cold and Catarrh
Clogged nose relief described for cold or catarrh. A small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm is recommended to soothe swollen mucous membranes, clear air passages, and provide instant relief with antiseptic fragrance. Ends with praise for the product's effectiveness.
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Ely
Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Compound Promises Youthful Shade
An old wives remedy from Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound returns to favor as a ready-made product. The advertisement touts easy application with a comb or brush, claiming gray hair fades by morning and a natural lustre and fullness follow.
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Wyeth
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Country Club Party
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Rush Thomas
Charles McDermott
Wiley Mangum
Giles McDermott
H. F. Smith
Howard—Brewer
Ethel S. Brewer
Earnest W
Chas. W. Price
BE. A. Oehl
Price&Oehl
Milam County
Cameron, Texas
Chas. Frank Green
C. N. Green & Brothers
Cameron
Texas
Bridgewater
Houston
Chevrolet
Fisher
Flint
Cameron Chevrolet Company
Rockdale Chevrolet Company
Rockdale, Texas
Wesson Oil
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