Local Social Roundup Highlights Cameron Guests
Mrs William Kruse of Giddings visited her son Dr Kruse and family for two weeks while Mrs Delbert Childress recovered. Miss Polly McGehee taught in Waco spent the weekend in Cameron with parents. Cornelia Gunny student at Baylor Belton visited her parents. Frederick Graves returned from A M to spend weekend with parents. The Braun family and Helen Blaylock visited Temple where Mr Braun was a Santa Fe patient. Dorothy Blaylock entered the Rebecca Sheffield School of Expression in Austin with parents' support. Mrs Martin Killian hosted sisters and families from Round Rock and Austin for the weekend. Winnie Henderson spent weekend in Austin with sister Katie Henderson. Lois Randolph returned from Baylor Belton for a weekend at home. Stedman daughters Lucille and Mary Jo visited Cameron friends. Pollard family toured Temple to see the circus and visited relatives. Mrs M Ballinger and two sons from Hearne spent two days with Mrs Collier. Dossett visiting her mother in Waco. Bob Laird of Burlington visited Cameron. Mrs H A Jack and son Billy Clark left for Dallas to attend Southern Methodist University. Mr and Mrs B T Harris hosted relatives from Mullins and Nabers of Lott. Fitzpatrick family and Gus Kerr, Tom Insoa, and Fay Helms from Temple were guests of Mrs W I Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kruse of
Giddings
Dr. Kruse
Delbert Childress
G. I. Childress
Dorothy Blaylock
Rebecca Scheffield School of Expression
Austin
L. L. Blaylock
Miss Gwendolyn Saunders Visits Temples Grandparents
Miss Gwendolyn Saunders of Tem ple spent last weekend with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Jim Laird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwendolyn Saunders of
Temple
Jim Laird
Shaw Couple Spends Day with Rogers Friends
A social note reports Mr and Mrs W ray Shaw of Rogers visiting with Mr and Mrs J, sharing time with the Skimmer and Miss ent last Sin ce Denson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skimmer
Miss Ent
Denson
Mrs Bonds Laird Begins Fourth Term as Buckholts Teacher
Mrs. Bonds Laird started teaching at Buckholts last Monday and this marks her fourth term in the post. Her long service underscores continuity in the local school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonds Laird
Buckholts
Mrs. Laird
Local social notes and visitors across Cameron area
Mrs. W. E. Low and baby visit Miss Mae Marshall amid Canal Point storm losses. Visitors include Mrs. Mary I. Maples of La Feria with her mother Mrs. Clark, and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hitchcock of Lexington with their sons. Gus Shaw of Lubbock, former Cameron resident, visits Mrs. Julia Shaw. Various local visits and outings follow, with mentions of glassware ads and recent games attended by area residents and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Low
Mae Marshall
Mrs. Low
Mary
I. Maples of
La_Feria
W. E Clark
Gus Shaw
Lubbock
Cameron
Julia Shaw
Local residents travel and events around Hearne Temple and Waco
Frances House of the Thorndale public schools hosted a week end. Attendees include Mrs. Blaylock and daughter Dorothy who will study at Schofield School of Expression with a June degree. Several visits, illnesses, and travel notes across Temple Waco Col lege Station and San Antonio. Big sale starts Friday October 5 at J P Werner and Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Werner and Company
J. P. Vermem and Company
Clergy Dinner Hosts Youth Group With Endeavor Members
Bishop Clinton S Quinn met with the young people at a Monday dinner at Rev J P Love's residence with all Endeavor members present. Mrs Charles Sprott stayed in Temple last week. Cameron attendees at a Waco style show included Mesdames Graves Mangum Monroe and Mangum Monroe Katherine and Dana Monroe. Joe Denson was ill for several days. Joyce Cox of Dallas visited relatives here. Joyce works with a late firm in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton S. Quinn
J. P. Love
Endeavor
Cameron
Waco
Mesdames
George Graves
John Mangum
Frank Monroe
Bess Mangum
Katherine
Dana Monroe
Joe Denson
What We Think By Frank Dixon on Wives and Elections
Frank Dixon critiques public opinion on how women treat husbands and jokes about wives of political candidates. He wonders about a woman president and notes shorter skirts could outpace men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dixon
Women as Political Power Threats Prompts Paranoid Rant
A columnist decries women’s independence and predicts rallies at Methodist conventions will lead to Al Smith’s White House defeat. He warns of rising sympathy for suffragists and men’s disfranchisement, claiming men have a temporary advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Smith
White House
Money and church stunt spark huge Sunday collection
A preacher used a shaming tactic at church to cover debts. He claimed a brother had flirted with another’s wife and threatened his name would be read from the pulpit unless he contributed five dollars. The plan drew nineteen envelopes of five dollar bills and a packed house Sunday night.
Durant Offers $25,000 Essay Prize on 18th Amendment
The message notes a prize of $25,000 for an essay up to 2000 words on enforcing the 18th Amendment. It questions whether a 2000 word limit can adequately demonstrate effective enforcement given the amendment’s challenges.
Talking Movies Stir Over How Loud a Kiss Should Be
The article notes debate among experimenters on audible kiss levels in talking pictures. It argues different kisses require different effects and that timing should suit circumstances, including audience reactions. It mentions a child with a popcorn bag and Mussolini saying I salute the American people as part of the spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussolini
Radio movies may come to homes soon expert says
A Westinghouse expert predicts films broadcast by radio could be enjoyed at home in the near future. He notes a solved problem for loud subtitle readers and jokes about writers of helpful mother tips appearing in papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westinghouse
Reverse Brown Marriage Joke From Courtship to Neighbors
Humor sketch contrasts courtship and marriage with a quip on talking roles. Jones notes early listening then mutual chatter and neighborly overhearing, illustrating evolving communication in married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Jones
Little Lucille McDermott Sings for Lions Clubs in Texas
Little Lucille McDermott daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles McDermott spent last week in Waco as the guest of Roberta Warren. She sang before the Lions Club in Waco and also performed for the Lions Club in Corsicana. Katherine Leath and Wea Vada Todd visited Mrs W W White in Waco last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille McDermott
Charles McDermott
Waco
Roberta Warren
Lions Club
Corsicana
Katherine Leath
Wea Vada Todd
W. White
Sheriff’s Sale Notice in Milam County Texas
Sheriff L L Blaylock will sell on the third Tuesday in October 1928 at Cameron Texas in Fahrendorf building City Tax Collector's office the property of A S Epperson F E Jackson and Milam Mutual Insurance Co to satisfy a judgment for 140 50 dollars with 6 percent interest and costs in favor of Victor Safe and Lock Co. The described items are one A20 Victor Insulated Cabinet and four 6x8 C L D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of Peace
Justice Court of
McLennan County
Victor Safe & Lock Co
A. S. Epperson
F. E. Jackson
L. C. Estell
Milam Mutual Insurance Co
Victor
A. Epperson
L. Esetell
Milam Mars Insurance Co
Cameron Texas
Fahrendorf
A. S. Epyn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lola Hearrell
East 13Th Street
Hefley Heights
Mrs
Polly McGehee
Cornelia Gunny
Baylor College
Belton
Frederick Graves
W. L. Braun
Lee Braun
Helen Blaylock
Mr. Braun
Santa Fe Hospital
Martin Killian
Cc. W. Prewitt
Round Rock
William Grimmer
Winnie Henderson
Katie Henderson
Lois Randolph
Lucille
Mary Jo
Hilary Stedman
Smithville
Minnie
Cil Stedman
Charles Pollard
Hardin
Rodney
Mrs. Stanton Dossett
Mrs. McClendon
Bob Laird
Burlington
Billy Clark
Dallas
Southern Methodist University
B. T. Harris
W. R Mullins
Jewel Nabers
Lott
Fitzpatrick
Gus Kerr
Tomlinsoa
Fay Helms
W. I. Clark
J A Hitchcock
Lexington
James Childers
Matt and
Otis Hitchcock
Chas. Stitts
Katherine Lovick
Ima
Iva Wilson
Mrs. Bell Arledge of
Taylor
Harvey Dobbins
Sam Hefley
Houston
R. H. Johnson Jewelry Store
Preston Graves
Maggie Reed McCown
Ruth Enloe of
Ta Sanford
Miss Minnie Bartholomew
Franklin
Fred Reno
Edward J. Manning
Lometa
M. G. Manning
Margaret Ford
Brownwood
Fort Worth
Brownwood College
Daniel Baker
Louis Gohmert
Stricker
Rockdale
Frances House
The
Thorndale Public Schools
Dorothy
Schofield School of Expression
Jack Lewis
E. A. Wallace
Roy Law
Morris Sneppard
Hearne
Carlsbad
Mr. Laird
Bill Fontaine
Jones Prairie
Thora Mac Fikes
Duke McCall
S. Kestenbaum
Dana
Temple Friday
Bess
John Watson
Maude Watson
Grace Clinton
Jessie Bell Spring
San Antonio
W. R. Hoover
Miss Spring
Conservatory of Music
Cincinnatti
Katherine Mohler
Southwestern
S. D. Hanna
Austin Strange
Mattie Tandy
E. C. Clabaugh
Keerville
Charles Sprott
Joyce Cox
M. G. Cox
Joyce
Hoover
Lyon Dry Goods Company
Cameron, Texas
Sheriff’s Safe
Texas State Fair
Santa Fe
A. and
Sewanee
Texas
Vanderbilt
Rice
ATR Company
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