Society Notes A Bridge and Card Derby at Manning Home
Miss Mary Ellen Manning hosted a bridge and card derby at her parents home with 14 members present. Frances Hibner had the high score and Mrs. Robert Busker the low. gifts were awarded and tuna sandwiches with hot cocoa served. Out of town guests came from Rogers Buckholts and St Rita's Circle planned a fall quilt and a December play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Manning
M. G. Manning
Frances Hibner
Robert Busker
Theresa Manning
W. B. Thomas
T. Gardner
Rogers
T. V. Adams
San Mewhinney
Buckholts
St. Rita's Circle
Catholic Church
A. J. Matocha
Wm. Balhorn
Mary E. Manning
B. P. Matocha
Wednesday Bridge Club at Mrs Bonds Home
Mrs B F Bonds hosted the Wednesday Bridge Club at her home with elegant fall roses enhancing the rooms. Guests played seven tables. club high honors went to Mrs A J Triggs and winning cut to Mrs Robert Stedman. salad course and coffee were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Bonds
Hich Cut
Robert Stedman
Club High
A. J. Triggs
W. A. Bonds
Mrs Roy Law Hosts Junior Department Teachers
Mrs Roy Law entertained the Baptist Sunday school Junior Department teachers and their spouses at her home Friday evening. The hostess and Mrs Wilson Gunn led a brief business session followed by a social hour and a dessert service of ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Law
the Baptist Sunday School
Sesson
Mra Wilson Gunn
Presbyterian Auxiliary Circles Meet For Study
The Presbyterian Auxiliary met in two circles last Monday afternoon. Circle 1, hosted by Mrs. B. F. Robinson, had seven members. Circle 2, hosted by Mrs. Geo. Mode, had five members. Both circles studied from the Home Mission Study book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Circle One
B. F. Robinson
Circle Two
Geo. Mode
Daughters of the American Revolution Meet in Flinn Home
Mrs. Bertha Brewer and Mrs. B J Baskin hosted the D A R gathering Thursday afternoon at Mrs. E A Flinn's home. Regent R H McIntosh led a business session with Roll Call on Texas Pioneer History highlighting Milam County. Mrs Pearl Clement shared travel notes from Washington D C and other historic sites. Postal picture cards complemented the talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Brewer
B. J. Baskin
E. A. Flinn
R. H. McIntosh
Texas
Milam County
Pearl Clement
Washington D. C
Katherine Flinn
Ladies of Christian Aid plan fall play Oh Doctor
A church ladies group met with leader Mrs. Martin Kilian to organize a benefit play Oh Doctor at Yee High School Auditorium on October 25. Assisting were Mrs. Harsha Mrs. Laura Jonson and Mrs. Ray Burke.
Halloween Party at Baptist Church Sunday School Annex
Tuesday evening Halloween ghosts visited the Baptist church Sunday school annex for a spooky event. Mrs. W. B. Skelton led games in the Intermediate Department while teachers guided guests through the Hall of Horrors and a gypsy booth. Food was provided by Mrs. H. R. Dobbins and graduated pupils assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
W. B. Skelton
Skelton
Hall of Horrors
Ray Burke
John Hays
A. C. Strickland
Don Slocomb
Tabbie Robinson
Alice McGehee
Leona Gillespie White
H. R. Dobbins
Mildred Tindall
Myra Lee Fannin
Viola Sustek
Beulah Collier
Trene Hartsfield
Mattye Ruth Chambers
Missionary Society Meeting At Local Methodist Church
The Ladies of the Missionary Society met Monday at 3:30 PM at the church. Mrs. R. L. Batte led a China themed lesson with Mrs. W. O. Triggs assisting. They plan to meet again next Monday afternoon at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
R. L. Batte
China
W. O. Triggs
Anniversary of A R O Neals at 85 Years
Mr and Mrs A R O Neals of Cameron celebrate their 85th wedding anniversary on Monday October 10 at their Cameron home. Mrs O Neal former Carrie Arledge lived near Rockdale and they were married at Rev Durham Shelton s home near Rockdale. They first farmed near Milano before moving to Cameron in 1924 and raised their children. Mr O Neal a successful farmer and the couple enjoy good health and a wide circle of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. O'Neal
Cameron
Cardus Claim Of Health Boost For Mrs Bar ranco
Beaumont Texas woman describes relief from weakness side pains and nervous unrest after taking Cardus following mother’s example. She used seven bottles and reports improved health and appetite. Cardui has aided women for over five decades and is sold at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Barranco
Beaumont
Texas
Cardui
Orchard and Pantry Demonstrations Grow Community Ties
J F Rosborough horticulturist recounts February orchard and pantry demonstrations at home with county clubs participating. She details plantings, yields, pantry organization across seven shelves, canning efforts, pantry expenditures, and 4 H Corinth Club results totaling 5616 quarts valued at 2348 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Kuzel
Corinth Home Demonstration Club
J. F. Rosborough
Shelf
Corinth Club
Bartholomew
Jones Prairie social notes and local visits
Rebecka Bell, daughter of Jess Bell of Ben Arnold, underwent surgery at Cameron hospital on Monday. Connie Mae Hickman visited Cross Roads for the weekend. Kathryn Bailey spent the weekend with her parents. Roy and Mrs. Little of Belton visited the community. Jennie Walford stayed with Edna McKinney for the weekend. Mrs. Will Harper has improved after illness. Frank Douglas and infant from Houston visited over the weekend. Joe Hickman works in Groesbeck with Durward. Alma Easley ill with diphtheria. Billy Fontaine visiting Temple with great grandmother Mrs. E. N. Fontaine. Jennie Judkins and son from Branchville called at Geo. Roden’s. Roxie Roden visited home for several weeks. Will Beal and Mrs. Beal of Cameron visited P. H. Love’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecka Bell
Jess Bell
Ben Arnold
Cameron Hospital
Connie Mae Hickman
Cross Roads
Kathryn Bailey
Roy Little
Belton
Jennie Walford
Edna McKinney
Will Harper
Frank Douglas
Houston
Joe Hickman
Groesbeck
Durward
Alma Easley
Billy Fontaine
Temple
E. N. Fontaine
J. Judkins
Branchville
Geo. Roden
Roxie Roden
Will Beal
Camergm
P. H
Eyes of Love Comedy to Be Staged in Cameron
A three act comedy The Eyes of Love will be staged in Cameron on Friday night October 28 at the Knights of Columbus Hall. Proceeds benefit the church at Minerva. The show starts at eight with 10 cent admission. Leading roles go to E C Cole with a cast including Mr and Mrs Swain Sue Sanders Proctor Jones Mable Jones Jennie Belle Cone Clarence Harris Albert McCullin all of Mineeca. This marks the fifth presentation of the play, which has been presented four times before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Knights of Columbus
Minerva
E. C. Cole
Cameron Tange
M*s. Bet Swain
Miss Sue Sanders
Proctor Jones
Mable Jones
Jennie Belle Cone
Clarence Harris
Albert McCullin
Mineeca
Confederate veteran B Fisher dies near Hanover
Milam county resident T B Fisher born in Smith County Tennessee October 29 1845 died at his Hanover home on October 12 funeral held at Liberty Methodist Church with Rev Francisco of Houston interment in Liberty cemetery survived by three sons and one daughter including Bob Ab Tom Oscar and Mrs H E Black. Odd Fellows Lodge assisted at interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Fisher
Mitam County
Hanover
Methodist Church At
Liberty
Francisco of Houston
Sweedenberg Church
Mr. Fisher
Smith County
Tennessee
Texas
Gause
Milam County
Charles Buckholts
Sibley
Val Verde
Glorietta
Odd Fellows Lodge
H. E. Black
Bob
West Texas
Dallas
Tom
Houston
Oscar
Homer Nabours
Jeff T. Kemp
R. A. Tag
Albert Matula
C. M. Beacham
Cameron
E. Westbrook
Curtis
Joe
Tom Fisher
Kennard
Deb Fisher
Muiins
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ST. Rita's
Db. A. R. Meeting
P. L. Marburger Call
Federal Land Bank of
W. G. Gillis
Cameron National Farm Loan Association
Cameron, Texas
Will Ondrej
Parma
Santa Fe
Christian Aid
Missionary Society
Cardus
Dolores del Rio
Joel McCrea
Milam Theatre
King Victor
B. Fisher
Milam
Jeff Lewis
Mrs. Hefley
Hearne
SVEC
National Hall
Traying
Russia
And
Siberia
R. G. Grabe IN
American Legion
Knights OF Columbus Hall
Geo. A. Thomas Drug Store
Gus Evans
Optometrist
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