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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1951
Page
8
Mrs. O T Canady hosted the H D Club on September 26. The room featured spider lilies and bouquets. Mrs. E B Yager, program chair, introduced speakers with Mrs. Cc H Massey presenting Bedroom and Bath Room Curtains.
A gathering of 10 members braved the rain to hear A McKinney’s amusing advice on carrying purses and gloves. A hostess served dainty sandwiches, potato chips, olives, cookies, mints, and Cokes as the group discussed the State THDA report from A M College.
Mrs Lena Russell reports Walter Griswold attended a Georgetown singing convention. Rev Bob Scarborough was a Sunday guest at Barbee Barrett’s home. Doris Nell Lott of San Antonio visits family this week. Leona Griswold visited Bud Caddell family. Ladis Klapka and Evelyn called on C E Russell. Wallace Colburn and Donald Cole from A and M College spent the weekend at home. Mrs Lena Russell Bob and Loma visited Smith Barrett. Ed Slater and Middy Lou of Bay City visited Velma Dobbs last week. A E Bryant visiting J M Bryant at Lubbock for golden wedding anniversary. Dock Terry of Fort Worth returned from visit with Jim Mann Mann. Gloria Ann Jungmann of Austin visited her parents. Perry Armstrong visited Velma Dobbs. Clarence Colburn and family trip to Bryan the same Sunday.
Cpl. Ernest Rutherford of Battery C 649th Anti-aircraft Artillery Battalion attended the Communications Course at the Artillery School and spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. E L Rutherford Sr. in town.
Mrs. H. E. Garner accepted a position as study hall supervisor at Juilette Fowler Homes in Dallas. She left Cameron Sunday and will begin duties immediately.
Sunday rally at 10 30 with Rev Comer Alden conducting church services. WSCS met with Mrs W C Freeman for a Visitation program with 24 attending. WSCS pilgrims party held October 1 in Sunday school rooms. Visitors include Lou Childers family Goose Creek and Mrs John Thweatt in Austin. John Freeman teaching at Paradise visited home folks. Frank Tyson Georgetown visited. Warren White and wife of Ohio visited his mother Mrs W T White. Mr and Mrs W C Cooper visited Rev and Mrs Frank Newton.
Jim Majors of Splawn visited his sister Mrs Elmo Vaughn in town. Mrs V A Kubecka returned from a ten day visit in St Louis where she stayed with son Leroy Kubecka. She reported a wonderful trip including sightseeing and a Zoo visit.
Mr and Mrs Dan Thweatt visit Brazoria staying with Mr and Mrs B F Angell in a local home gathering.
Mr and Mrs John Lee Persky and family and Mr and Mrs Sidney Frazier visited in Fort Worth last week.
Sports writer and newsman Lydd Gregory has been appointed Texas State Chairman of the 1952 March of Dimes. A call to church Sunday concludes the brief item.
Meeks residents A J Gunnels and family hosted visits from relatives including Troy Gilliland and Charlie Robinson while Bryan and Houston guests spent time with local families. A Methodist revival is set to begin at Liberty Community Church on Sunday October 7.
Mrs. R. W. Wilson has returned home after a week visiting her daughter Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Angell in Houston.
Mr and Mrs Joe Bailey Fikes and Mrs M C Duncum visited relatives in Houston the past.
In 1951 Texas county chapters of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis distributed March of Dimes funds to help more than 2,100 polio patients from earlier years receive financial assistance and support.
Mr and Mrs Charlie Rogers of Rockdale were guests in the home of Mrs Sadie Rogers Sunday afternoon read The Heralds Classifieds for results.
A brief note recalls a visit in Houston where she spent several days with her daughter. Mr and Mrs L C Angell accompany her as they plan to GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY.
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