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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1936
Page
12
Farm market in Cameron notes prices are subject to market changes and may fluctuate. Shoppers are advised to check current pricing before purchase. Local vendors emphasize dynamic rates tied to supply and demand conditions.
Rev. W. K. Taylor of Austin visited Buckholts relatives on Sunday. Cecil Criswell and Mrs. Clendennin joined him for a Waco outing. Reed family arrived to begin duties as pastor of the local Methodist church. Ed Kolba and wife went to Mason county for a deer hunt this week. Harris couple also mentioned in social notes.
Mrs. C. W. Adams of Murray Kentucky testifies after seventeen years using Thedford's Black-Draught powder for biliousness. She praises Syrup of Black-Draught as a reliable laxative for children while adults prefer the traditional powder.
A string of visitors from Tracy Granger Cameron Seaton Temple and Buckholts stay with local families across Gillispie county as Dallas Centennial events draw crowds. A ceremony united Miss Laura Fuchs and Arnold Haines on November 10 at Hope Lutheran Church Parsonage.
The wedding dinner was held at the couple’s home of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Fuchs. The newlyweds left for Dallas to attend the Centennial and will reside in Dime Box where Mr. Hannes has lived since childhood and is in business.
Fragments describe a Friday bridge event with five tables of guests hosted by Mrs. Jeter and Mrs. Cheeves. High scores went to Mrs. Stanton Dossett and Mrs. Clifton Jenness, who received embroidered handkerchiefs. Table cuts were awarded to Mrs. F Woodruff, Mrs. Clifton Jenness, and Mrs. J M Bowman, with handkerchiefs also given to Mrs. George Graves and Mrs. Geo William Triggs for high scores.
Mrs Henry Pattillo hosted four tables of bridge on Tuesday afternoon with yellow and white decor. Prizes for high and second high went to Mrs Ed Taylor and Mrs Thomas L Denson as guests enjoyed salad, plum pudding, and coffee, with further bridge planned for Friday hosted by Mrs Pattillo.
A. H. Baskin, Jr. placed second high as guests received double decks of cards. The hostess, helped by Mrs. Baskin, served refreshments to attendees at the event.
Mrs Penn Wolf hosted the Thursday Bridge Club with guests Mrs C M Franklin Mrs Pope Sapp and Mrs Charles Davidson. Mrs Bob Bennett and Mrs Pope Sapp shared club and guest high scores with trophy awards. Flower decor and a salad course with coffee accompanied the reception. On Wednesday Mr and Mrs Wolf hosted their night club where Mrs George William Triggs won the women’s high score mirror plaque and Bob Benett took the men’s high score ash tray.
Miss Katherine Hefley and Miss Frances Lesovsky are spending a few days in Dallas attending the Centennial while the hostess serves refreshments of pie with coffee.
Classically phrased testimonial ad notes cardus helping women with irregular cycles and pains. Mrs Cole Young of Leesville Louisiana reports relief, stability, and calmer nerves after using Cardui. Cautions readers to consult a physician if Cardui does not help.
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