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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1923
Page
5
Community figures and families are listed as Cameron hosts multiple guests for conference events. Attendees include Mrs A J Freeman with family, Miss Tennie Mae Bass of Cuero, Miss Lucille Butts from Austin, Mrs Mary Looney of Houston, and several local residents visiting relatives, with gatherings at churches and homes across Cameron.
A conference visit brings reunions and travel plans across Texas towns. Notables include Will Taylor of Anderson county visiting Mrs. Wilson in Buckholts and many students and relatives returning home for the Thanksgiving break, with trips to A and M College, Baylor, and football games.
E A Oliver Jr agent for Sap at Portland Texas spent a few days with his parents last week. Ford four door sedan for sale at a bargain at the Tire Store. Messrs and Mesdames J T Wells J W Hollock and W H Cummings of Hearne were conference visitors Sunday. Judge Watson of Milam and Judge Jones of Bell exchange benches this week. Mrs A B Woodward of Lexington guest in the home of her nephew Sam Cobb. Mr and Mrs J W Coleman hosted son and wife James Coleman and Sallie Coleman plus Frederick Priday in Bryan to see State and A M game.
Miss Tennie Mae Bass, former Cameron teacher, arrived from Cuero to be guest of Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Cox for today's football game in Bryan.
We offer about 10 cars of heavy corn from Oklahoma and Missouri to be delivered in December and January. Visit us to buy directly from the cars at right prices and arrange pickup. Batte Grain and Fuel Co.
James W McClendon of Austin, newly appointed Associate Justice of the Court of Civil Appeals, visits the city with On Cross, a prominent Waco attorney. Several local families plan weekend lists including Ruth Wiley joining Mrs Wiley and sons in Bryancan and returning to Cameron.
Mr and Mrs Penn Wolf visit Bryan today as guests, staying for a brief social call. Their arrival adds a note of local interest to the town's social scene.
The Henderson family and relatives plan a Bryan visit with Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Henderson and Mrs. Leland Green hosting. Velda Walker to return home after a Bryan football game for a weekend with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Todd. Rush A. Thomas reports his ill daughter in Temple Hospital is favorable for recovery. A Sap Highway crash near Rockdale left Mr. and Mrs. Charles Douglass of Lexington injured and reportedly fatal for the driver. other passengers spared serious harm. Will Douglass and siblings from Gonzales and Eagle Lake aided in Cameron. Price Cross Jr. arrives in Cameron for Thanksgiving with parents Mr. and Mrs. Sterling P. Cross.
Mrs L C Looney of Calvert was a guest of Mrs G B Taylor for a social visit. The two hosted callers and shared updates during the gathering at Taylor's home.
Baylor University student Lee Howell will be at home after the Baylor versus Southern Methodist Thanksgiving game to spend a few days with his parents Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Howell.
J. F. Meyer will travel to Dallas on Wednesday night to watch the Baylor versus Southern Methodist University game on Thursday.
If weather holds Cameron will be a deserted village on Thanksgiving day with almost every home represented in Bryan. A few residents will travel to Dallas for the Baylor S. M. A. game as high school boys and girls prepare to turn out.
Businesses plan holiday closures as workers spend the day locally. Boarding houses report many inmates booked for the game while remaining residents are urged to gather in public worship to give thanks.
A religious reflection asks how many attending services will give a Thank Offering equal to one football ticket plus trip costs. It ends with a plea to God of our Fathers to be with us lest we forget.
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