Dinner Guests in Cameron Feature Crittenden Family
Mrs. Maud Crittenden hosted Sunday dinner with her son Roy Crittenden and wife from Waco, another Mrs. Roy Crittenden and her mother Mrs. Jerry Cheery of Slaton. Trade in Cameron.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1953
Page
4
Mrs. Maud Crittenden hosted Sunday dinner with her son Roy Crittenden and wife from Waco, another Mrs. Roy Crittenden and her mother Mrs. Jerry Cheery of Slaton. Trade in Cameron.
The Little River Philosopher notes that Secretary George Humphrey says the U S Treasury can weather fall and winter, while his Johnson grass hay supply at Marlow may stretch to January. He agrees with the idea of tightening funds and imagines cows surviving on limited hay, drawing a parallel between federal finances and his barn stock. Mrs Bruno Bixman returns from Austin nursing school visit with daughter Dorothy Lee.
Frank Risner of Sharp was a business visitor in Cameron Saturday. The article notes plans to present at the All School Carnival scheduled for the latter part of this year.
Wiley W. Loughmiller released a list of Ada Henderson queen candidates. Candidates include Ima Jean Parker eighth grade Gayle Garvey seventh Ann Clements sixth Neela Martin fifth Jacqueline Dusek fourth and Linda McKeown first grade. The text also lists ownership and circulation details for The Cameron Herald from October 1953.
Ist St and Mrs C Sprott and daughter Linda recently of Sandia Base New Mexico visited with his mother Mrs Daisy B Sprott. His aunt Mrs J N Whittle of Gladewater joined for a weekend at the Sprott home.
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