Beeville FFA Meeting Highlights Talisman Roses Gift
Beeville FFA work valued with success and a vase of talisman roses. Attendees included club members and Mrs Oxsheer Smith and Mrs S A Cottle. Hostess duties were shared with Mrs Alex Triggs assisting in hospitality.
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Oxsheer Smith
S. A. Cottle
Alex Triggs
Eastern Star reports on Arlington Home success
At the regular Eastern Star meeting on Tuesday evening Mrs. David Smith delivered a report on the Annual Grand Chapter gathering held in Amarillo. The report highlighted the Arlington Home for the old women and children in Arlington, Texas, and its success.
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Eastern Star Chapter
David Smith
Amarillo
Arlington
Texas
Local Cameron Couple Weds at St. Cyril Church
Miss Carrie Marak marries A. K. Gurecky in a quiet 7 am ceremony at St. Cyril Catholic church, Marak. Rev. K Kacer presides with Miss Bessie Marak and Steve Marak Jr. as witnesses. The couple plans a brief northern Texas trip then will live in Cameron.
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St. Cyril Catholic Church
Marak
Carrie Marak
A. K. Gurecky
Cameron
K. Kacer
Bessie Marak
Steve Marak
Good Cheer Bridge Club Meets at Mrs Ray Burke Home
Mrs Burke hosted the Good Cheer Bridge Club at her residence Tuesday afternoon with four tables of players. A floral yellow chrysanthemum and autumn leaf theme adorned the reception rooms. After games, a salad plate and hot coffee were served. Guests included Mesdames Dan Tyson W G Harsha Winnie Witliff Fred Reno and Harry Hinton.
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Ray Burke
Good Cheer Bridge Club
Mesdames
Dan Tyson
W. G. Harsha
Winnie Witliff
Fred Reno
Harry Hinton
Floral roses crowned Bridge Club luncheon scene
Mrs W A Bonds hosted the Wednesday Bridge Club at her home for a three course turkey luncheon at one o clock. Pretty Talisman and Hoover roses intermingled with ferns formed the floral decor on game tables. The event concluded a merry season of games with Mrs Alex Triggs and Mrs George William Trices in attendance.
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W. A. Bonds
Alex Triggs
George William Trices
History Club Meeting Features Lecture on As the Earth Turns
The History Club met Tuesday afternoon in the Business and Professional Women rooms with about fifty attendees. Guest Mrs. John Donaho of Calvert spoke, introduced by Mrs. Graham Gillis, on Gladys Harty Carrolls As the Earth Turns. Guests included Mrs. A. J. Dossett of Waco and Mrs. Looney of Ben Arnold. Tea service followed.
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History Club
John Donaho
Calvert
Graham Gillis
Gladys Harty Carrol
A. J. Dossett
Waco
Looney
Ben Arnold
Senior BYU Picnic in Moonlit Sugarloaf Mountain Visit
About 25 members of the Senior BY U of the First Baptist Church met Tuesday at the church with Mr and Mrs A C Strickland. They drove to Sugarloaf Mountain, climbed to the top for a marshmallow roast and coffee, and returned in cool moonlit air. Ray Duckworth and Max Maples were guests.
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BY. P. U
First Baptist Church
A. C. Strickland
Sugarloaf Mountain
Ray Duckworth
Max Maples
Week of Prayer Observed by Women of Baptist Society
The Women of the Baptist Missionary Society observe a week of prayer starting Monday at 3 30 P M. Services run Tuesday to Thursday at 9 A M and Friday all day from 10 A M to 4 P M with noon lunch at the church.
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Women of the Baptist Missionary Society
Cameron Welcome For Ed McCord Family Visit
West OLD HOME ePPUTe Mrs Ed McCord of Washington DC and sisters Mr McHenry and Mrs Murry of Dallas visited Cameron Tuesday. They were reared here and enjoyed reunion with old friends who welcomed them back. Mr McCord and wife reside in Washington. Misses Iva Wilson and Katherine Lovick spent Tuesday in Austin.
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Cameron
D. E. Monroe
Eppute
McCord
Washington, D. C
Dallas
McHenry
Iva Wilson
Katherine Lovick
Austin
Relic Exhibition Highlights Centuries of Curios at Cameron
Women of the Cameron Methodist Missionary Society staged a Friday and Saturday relic show featuring articles from 50 to 200 years old. Highlights included a 75 year old salt cellar, a 45 year old dish, Bonnets from 1860 by Mrs Mary Jane Stillwell Johnson, a London shot gun dated 1811 once known as Billie May, and a 200 year old sugar shell.
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Cameron
The
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Jeff T. Kemp
R. H. Johnson
Mary Jane Stillwell Johnson
M. M. Johnson
B. J. Baskin
Texas
Alabama
London
Billie May
Dollar
R. H. McIntosh
Thomas Jefferson
Montecello
R. H. MclIntosh
Susan Wingate
Meta McCown
Quilts and heirlooms on display at town gathering
Mrs John B Henderson showed a 100 year old quilt while Miss Mae Marshall exhibited a 150 year old quilt. Epaulets from Civil War era worn by Major Longmire and a dated 1815 coverlet also featured. Prizes awarded for oldest and most beautiful quilt among about 75 pieces. Guests enjoyed doughnuts and hot coffee as local ladies chaired the event.
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John B. Henderson
Hugo Slaughter
W. S. Brewer
Mae Marshall
W. T. Whatley
Major Longmire
Sene Munger
Lene Munger
John Olson
Lord Dalton
England
Will Paden
August Horstmann
George Childress
5 Sr
M. M. Johnson
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Texas Future Farmers of America Organization
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Jack Knight
William Cude
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Future Farmers
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C. E
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Good Cheer Club
Wednesday Bridge Club
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Madisonville
B. F. Vance
Ensilage
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U. S. Government Depository Depository
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