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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1935
Page
8
A husband writes that his wife mopes when he shows little enthusiasm for gifts or changes. He worries his love wanes though money and clothes satisfy her. The columnist notes the first year is the hardest and urges grounding in reality.
A reflective columnist argues that affection shown through material acts like steak and rent can improve a marriage, while still valuing verbal praise. The piece contrasts two types of husbands and urges balance, noting flattery can grease the machinery of matrimony and that gifts do not replace words of devotion. Louisa
A large Thursday birthday party hosted by Mrs. Guy Mullins celebrated her mother in law Mrs. G W Mullins with yellow and white decorations and an old fashioned centerpiece. About 30 guests enjoyed two cake flavors and punch after gifts were presented amid floral arrangements.
Mr and Mrs H B Pressley of Cameron announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Miss Mildred Pressley to Carl M Smith of Austin. The ceremony is set for Saturday evening September 14 at eight o'clock at the First Presbyterian church with Rev C C Acrey performing. The bride will have sisters Dorothy and Evelyn as bridesmaids and Pauline as flower girl. The groom is cashier of Calcican Lumber Co in Austin.
In Long Valley New Jersey nudists accuse neighbor Will Serles of peeking into the adjacent colony while he says he was picking blackberries and merely witnessed the scene. A defense neighbor counters that Serles fled home shouting upon sight of the naked residents.
Joe Bill White entertained seven couples of his young friends Thursday evening at his mother Mrs Leona G White home. The party featured games stunts and strolls on the electrically lighter lawn followed by ice cream and cake in the dining room. Guests included Inez Slaughter Maxine Akers Lucille Stedman Johnnie Mae Hays Katherine Perrin Mary Frances White Lyle McDermott Joe Casey James Brock Jim Baskin Jr Roy Dunlap Royal Lesiker and Baron Graham. He received many gifts and good wishes for future birthdays.
E D Parnell was offered a government soil erosion job with higher pay but declined. He asked the Cameron school board to resign, was granted, then urged to reconsider due to the district needing qualified staff. He has decided to stay at Cameron High School. Mrs Norris Green and her children from Temple visit EB I Peck family in Cameron.
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