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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1925
Page
5
Mrs. Jeff T. Kemp narrates affection for Texas praising its landscape people and hospitality. The piece notes a wedding trip for Mr. and Mrs. Barmore to Electra on the Santa Fe and lists guests including Jewel Barmore Gaston Barmore Earl Bragg Minnie Nell Blaylock Glaydis Blaylock L L Blaylock and Dr. Emil Klatt.
The marriage of Dick Clark son of Mr and Mrs W S Clark of Cameron to Margaret Borronn of Kennedy Texas took place Saturday September 25 1925 in Kennedy at the Baptist Parsonage. The couple departed for Corpus Christi then Edenburg Texas where Clark has business ties. The bride described as pretty popular and possessed of many admirable qualities is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J S Borronn and a Kennedy High School graduate class of 1925. Cameron friends wish the newlyweds happiness.
A simple ceremony Saturday at 1 pm united Mr. W. Cecil Barmore and Miss Selma Marie Klatt in marriage at the bride’s parents home on Houston Avenue. Rev. R. S. Marshall read the vows in Cameron Methodist church reception rooms featured pink queen’s wreaths.
Miss William Krause daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Krause of Burlington married Walter A Henrichsen of Cameron in a St Michael church ceremony officiated by Rev Father Rops. Attendants included Beulah Gerstman and Felix Krause. The couple planned a southern trip and will reside in Cameron.
Monday afternoon the Mission Study Class met in the Sunday School room led by Mrs. S. P. Doggett for a program called the Missionary Voice. Miss Jessie Guffey opened with a song as eleven ladies assisted with the program. Rev. Marshall lectured on Religions of the World. Hostesses Mesdames Pope Sapp and Walter Sharpe served sandwiches and ice tea to twenty five members. visitors included Mesdames John Pate and W. T. Tucker of Dallas.
On Monday night the Commercial Club approved closing local stores on Armistice day with some opposition over uneven closures. Plans for a town shutdown are being pursued jointly by the Commercial Club and Retail Merchants Association. The American Legion will stage its Armistice celebration and host Milam county ex service men.
W B Levy resumes handling of men and boys wear after announcing earlier it would discontinue. He has a large stock of up to date quality goods and will expand the Cameron store offerings to include ladies ready to wear dry goods alongside men and boys clothing.
Raspy blues guitarist Albert Collins visits Hall Gense in Dallas on Saturday drawing fans and local media. The stop highlights Collins touring schedule and Dallas appearance plans amid ongoing music circuit events.
Local residents travel to Temple Austin Waco Hearne and Dallas for visits teaching jobs church services and family gatherings. Notables include Dr Emil Klatt attending a wedding in Cameron sister Selma Klatt, Miss Lucile Butts visiting from Austin, and many Cameron residents hosting relatives and touring surrounding towns.
Messers Irwin Clary and Albert Collins spent the weekend at the Dallas Fair. Mr and Mrs Claud McGregor and Mrs B Sclocomb spent the weekend with friends in Waco. Mrs Robbins and others will speak at the Minerva Carnival Friday night October 25. W B Thomas of Rogers was in Cameron on Saturday. Miss Lucile Butts who has recently resigned her position in Austin is going to San Jose California to spend this winter with her cousins Mr and Mrs Albert Hollingsworth.
Mrs. Carl S. Fogel departed Saturday for Salina California where her husband, Mr. Fogle, has been employed for some time indicating family reunification amid his ongoing work assignment.
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