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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1928
Page
8
The Young Matron's Bridge Club met last Friday afternoon at Mrs. Clifton Jenness's East Thirteenth Street apartment. Two tables played four games with Mrs. Stanton Dossett high score and guest Mrs. Dutch Baskin low score. Refreshments followed.
The Executive Board of the Cameron Federation of Missionary Societies met last Friday at Mrs. Leland Green’s home. They made plans for a Halloween event and discussed future activities for the organization.
The federation honors student nurses at Cameron Hospital with hostesses Mrs Leland Green and Mrs Joe Lindsey. The next quarterly federation meeting is set for Tuesday October 20 at 3 30 PM at the Methodist church.
Dr. M. M. Gough of Dolores Texas commends The Herald noting recovery from an illness and praising the newspaper for upholding democracy with clear leadership and steady reporting in the wake of the Ferguson Jimmies controversy.
The speaker expresses pleasure reading the Herald and aims to help elect true Democrats in two years. He urges Democrats to get it in the neck at the next election and cheers for Al Smith.
Mrs W O Triggs Mrs H N Tate Miss Mollie Moore Mrs Fred Cable and Mrs Henry Davis traveled to Hearne last Friday to participate in the District meeting of the Methodist church Missionary Societies with the aim of discussing the group’s aims and activities.
An explanation of the new mission study book and Mrs Bethea of Bryan were discussed. The Hearne church society entertained the delegates with lunch at the church parsonage.
Mrs Rebecca Bullock aged 68 died at her Milano home and was buried there Monday. A Milano resident since 1874 she is survived by four sons. Her loss is felt by many in Milam County as the Bullock family helped build the community.
Mrs. Fred B. Robinson of Waco, staff writer for the News-Tribune, visits Cameron for a special Cotton Palace edition. She is hosted by Mrs. Hallie Wofford and plans to highlight Cameron and nearby cities. Fred B. Robinson, renowned in the South, previously owned and edited the Waco Times Herald for 25 years.
Notice forbids hunting or trespassing on Cannon Creek land and adjacent areas owned by J. D. Turney C. O. Hughes H. L. Krall and J. T. Krall with threat of prosecution. The rest mentions Miss Cornelia Gunn returning from illness and Southwestern University students Harriett Flinn Dorothy Denison and Mary Belle Batte visiting home.
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