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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1928
Page
3
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Local and personal notes recall Miss Mary John Fraim of Houston as a page at the United Daughters of the Confederacy national gathering in Houston this week. Her photo appeared in the rotogravure section. Several Cameron visitors and friends are listed along with travels to Bryan, Waco, Temple, and Austin for family, school and social events.
Numerous social visits reference Miss Magic Reed McCown and Miss Carroll Easley of Rosebud, Susan Pope of Abilene staying with Mrs. Hubert Hefley, and Abilene residents visiting Cameron. Delco Light Company ties appear with C. W. Owens and O D Williams, while Wattage shows at Neblett Shop. Calmer notes cover illnesses, hospital stays, and family visits across Cameron, Rockdale, Ledbetter, Quinlan, and Houston communities.
Mr and Mrs George T Childress and Mrs R H McIntosh returned from Greenville where they were called by the death of their brother. Miss Jennie Shirley visited her parents at Bartlett last weekend. Miss Jessie Belle Spring, guest of Mrs W R Hoover, returned to San Antonio. Mrs Hoover and her sons visited there a few days. Mr and Mrs Joe Middleton and son Chauncey Joe are visiting in South Texas for hunting season. Miss Ella Joslin of Washington DC visits her mother in Cameron and remains for some time. Mrs M C Sapp and daughter Imogene heard Fritz Kreisler in Houston last weekend.
Mrs Roger Neblett of Waco visits her mother Mrs Elia Hooks in Cameron. She comes to establish a Christmas gift shop at the Keith Electric Company building, focusing on novel ties.
Miss Laurita Evans spent last week end in Rockdale as guest of her cousin Miss Ina Mae Renfro.
Dr and Mrs Donald G Kilgore and Donald Jr of Dallas visited Mrs Kilgore s parents Judge and Mrs Watson. Kilgore returned home Monday and Mrs Kilgore and baby will stay for the week. Charles McGehee and Jake Posey from Cameron attended the Baylor S M U game in Waco Sunday.
Rev. F T Goddard addressed Episcopalians at R J Long home Tuesday night. Johnnie Andres is at Cameron hospital recovering from appendicitis surgery. Jinks Denson and Jack Dinkens returned from a Mason county deer hunt with two deer. Mrs John B Hudson of Victoria and Mrs M T Dikeman of Temple visited Mrs John A Green.
Mrs. Fred Reno visited Waco last week to see friends and relatives. Judge Jeff Kemp left Tuesday for Mason to join Cameron men on a deer hunt with companions John Dobbins Frank Lesovsky Sealey Lemkin and E O Schiller in attendance.
Dr M C Sapp Jud Davis Don Moody M C Fox and Bob Terry left Wednesday morning for the coast for several days duck hunting. J D Dobbins E O Schiller W S Lamkin and Frank Lesovsky are spending a week on the Liano River deer hunting. Mike Coleman was in San Antonio last week for a Chevrolet Parts School.
Fred Knipp of Petersburg, Virginia visits his mother Mrs. Knipp and sister Mrs. K. K. Robbins for Thanksgiving holidays, sharing time with family.
Federation of Women’s clubs met at the College of Industrial Arts in Denton. The Neblett Shop advertises imported and domestic wares and Elizabeth Arden products. Miss Dorothy Blaylock, student in Austin, visited home. Local residents and guests attended the Rice A. and M. game at College Station and the subsequent dance. Other notes mention travel, hospital visits, and upcoming convention dates in February.
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