Weekend Socials and Local Notices In Cameron Area
Personal mentions record Armistice visits and weekend guests across Cameron including the Watsons Bassett and John Watson of Denison and the Stidham family. PTA delegate travels to Lubbock for state meeting while Bigbee hosts Huntsville and Baytown relatives and a Waco guest. Mary Jane Sanders born November 8 in Cameron. Gill neighbors visit. radio ads urge Philco repairs and November dances scheduled at Burlington Hall. land-rights committee forms for highway 69. multiple local greetings and hospital updates noted.
Evening Bridge Party At Rockdale Hosts Honour Guests
Mrs W E Gaither attended a club bridge party at Mrs Ted Ryan’s Rockdale home Tuesday afternoon. Mrs F R Kittridge of Oklahoma visited her Cameron-born mother Mrs George Mannum at Mr and Mrs George Graves’ home. The First Methodist Church leaders Mesdames Ce A Teers and wife were honored guests for a three course luncheon in the church basement, with W A Bonds Lena Baskin Leland Green and R B Rylander as joint hostesses. A Thursday bridge session was held with Mrs Vernom McIntyre hosting at Mr and Mrs H F Smith’s home on name day last week. Tall flowers adorned the reception rooms as games followed a dainty plate with drink.
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W. E. Gaither
Ted Ryan
Rockdale
F. R. Kittridge
Oklahoma
George Mannum
George Graves
Kittridge
Cameron
Nervelurs
Mesdames W. A. Bonds
Lena Baskin
Leland Green
R. B. Rylander
Vernom McIntyre
H. F. Smith
Ben Arnold Cardinals Start Season With Wins and Losses
The Ben Arnold Cardinals opened basketball with the girls beating Ad Hall 17 to 8 and the boys losing 14 to 0. Students visited Huntsville visiting Sam Houston’s grave and campus landmarks. Pastor sermons and a grade welcome for Doris Crow are noted along with a planned game against Briary on November 15. The community mourns Mr. Andy Dodson’s death.
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Ben Arnold Cardinals
Ad Hall
Ben Arnold
Huntsville
Sam Houston
Elwood Birkelbach
Methodist
Anderson
Waco
Free Christian Science Lecture by Frank Bell in Austin
Frank Bell of New York City will lecture on Christian Science at 8 p m Tuesday November 22 in the First Methodist Church Austin. Bell sits on the Board of Lectureship of the mother church Boston and invites the public to attend. Mrs Jack Reavis of Denison visited her parents Mr and Mrs L Slaughter on Armistice Day and over the weekend, returning with Mr and Mrs Bassett Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bell
New York City
First Methodist Church
Austin
Jack Reavis
Denison
L Slaughter
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John Watson
Bassett Watson
Grady Stidham
Parent Teachers Association
Lubbock
PTA
Stidham
Lottie Bigbee
Edwin Bigbee
Miss Bergle
Billie Bigbee
Bob Barnett
Baytown
Nice
Frank Thomas
Philco
Parma Radio Service
Virginia Sappington
Ada Henderson School
Dallas
Pat Sanders
Cameron Hospital
Mary Jane
Sanders
Mary Louise Vaughan
Will Vaughan
J. M. Sanders
Silver City
James M. Davis
Roy
William Gilbert
Toronto
Canada
Mexico City
Lucille Butts
N. H. Butts
Mary Randolph
O" Hearne
Tom Randolph
Estelle Keeling
Miss Thomas
Hearne School
Burlington Hall
Texas Bluebonnet Boyd
August Knipp
Clarkson
Edwin Marek
M. G. Cox
Torbett Hospital
Marlin
Joyce Cox
Walter Collier
Hearne
Lizzie Burns
Vernon G. Miles
Southern Baptist Convention
Bob Brown
Dave Link
Harry Haraway
Southern Associate
The
Hope Lutheran Church of
Buckholts
Taylor
Louie Turner
Taylor Moore
Houston
Mr. Moore
Belton
Southern Underwriters
Martin Ruby
Henry Ruby
A. L. Peterson
Yoakum
Jim Neiast
J. T. Parma
Roy Griffith
Highway 69
Bill Burna
Tampico
Rosebud
Carey's
Mother Carey
Anne Shirley
Ruby Keeler
James Ellison
Fay Bainter
Teers
MeUiacust Church
Chusehk Wet
Evening Star
Treasure Island
San Francisco Bay
Wallace
Attorneys At Law
First National Bank
Cameron, Texas
Andy Dodson
Lamales
San Antonio
J.becker
Porte
Watch and Clock Shop
Elgin
Waltham
Felix Matula
Matula
Santa Fe Town
Texas
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Columbia Pictures Corp. Presents
Frank Capra
Jean Arthur
Lionel Barrymore
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