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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1927
Page
11
Cameron patrons receive invitations for an Introduc tory Party on Friday November 18 at 8 PM in Ada Henderson School Gymnasium. The Federation leads arrangements to bring patrons and teachers together and promote civic welfare. Mrs J P Love heads the Federation committees arranging each detail for the event.
City records show Brown and Root has not filed the required bond after being awarded the paving contract. The contract gives ten days to file the bond, and the transaction is expected to close soon. Work is delayed and not to begin until next year.
The five year old king Michael I of Romania is not the youngest monarch. Spain’s King Alphonso XIII was born king because his father died before his birth, making him monarch at birth.
Miss Beth Jeter hosted the Friday Bridge Club at her home last Friday. Red roses adorned the decor, three tables were set for play, and prizes went to Mrs. F Fahrendorf for high and Mrs. Tom Henderson for low. Mrs. W O Newton and Miss Mabel Jeter assisted in serving a salad course with hot coffee.
The Wednesday Bridge Club met this week on Thursday with guest Mrs. Jas L Coleman, joined by Mesdames Eber Flinn, Dan Collins, E Kestenbaum and Oxsheer Smith. Red rose decorations highlighted the rooms as Armistice flags marked the salad plates. Mrs. Cottle assisted Mrs. Coleman with hostess duties.
Last Friday the Country Club hosted a social evening in its reception rooms with hostesses Mesdames John Watson J C Tucker and Judd Davis. Rooms featured flags red white and blue streamers and white and red roses. Decorations reflected Armistice Day. Twelve tables were arranged for 42 and bridge.
English posted traffic rules in a Tokyo police station describe polite horn use and cautious passing near horses and dogs and avoiding the exhaust. The passage notes Russia’s 1917 revolution ban on bananas, France’s 1926 bicycle count, a royal gift sale for 2700 dollars, wood weights, and a pond in Tower Grove Park with pads strong enough to support a person.
An authority advises regular water intake to ease overworked kidneys after heavy meals. A daily quart of water plus four ounces of Rad Salts aids flushing, reducing acids, bladder irritation, and supporting blood purity. see a physician for biannual kidney checks.
Cameron postmaster Bessie Hefley appeals to patrons to mail gifts early to avoid delays amid heavy holiday mail. Rockdale News editor John E. Cook recalls Armistice Day visit to Cameron on November 11 as the season prompts caution about timely delivery.
The State of Texas filed a tax foreclosure against W. D. Dilberch C. J. Griffin and Federal Land Bank of Houston in Milam County District Court, docket 548. A judgment for taxes penalties and costs totaling 140 dollars and 17-100 cents led to a Sheriff sale order on November 3, 1927 to seize and sell the described property for nonpayment of taxes.
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