Society Notes on a Rainbow Party at Cameron Country Club
Mrs James Watson and guests hosted a 4 morning 42 party at Cameron Country Club with 18 tables and rainbow erred stabs, floral score cards, summertime blossoms, and brick ice cream. Rockdale ladies attended. out of town guests included Mrs Stanley Boles of San Antonio and Mrs Boyd Wells of Austin.
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Cameron Country Club
James Watson
R. J. Long
W. EF. Gaither
Rocktale
James Coleman
J. P. Love
Gladys Watson
A. E. Kruse
Lola
Maurine Clinton
Gladys Davis
Stanley Boles
San Antonio
Boyd Wells
Austin
Hill
Marshall
J. B. Rector
Shreveport
Louisiana
Presbyterians Hold City Park Swimming Party
Thursday evening at City Park the young people of the Presbyterian church enjoyed a swimming party and cafeteria feast. Each member had a guest and the crowd was more than 50. Miss Christine Pope of Houston was an out of town guest. Mesdames Judd Davis and W G Gillis were chaperons.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Christine Pope
Houston
Mesdames Judd Davis
W. G. Gillis
Bridge Fun At Cameron Country Club Hosts Delightful Tea
A Tuesday afternoon bridge gathering at Cameron Country Club featured hostesses Mrs. J. L. Clinton and Mrs. Judd Davis. The club room shimmered with green foliage and Queen's Wreath decor as eleven tables played, each with green and pink themes. Mrs. John Watson led with a notable performance and the event offered an elegant, colorful scene.
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Cameron Country Club
J. L. Clinton
Judd Davis
John Watson
Bridge Party at Mrs Penn Wolf’s East Eleventh Street
Friday evening a bridge party hosted by Mrs Penn Wolf and Miss Jennie Brown featured four tables of games in pink and orchid decor. Mrs Charlie Pollard won high score and Miss Mary Burnett took consolation. both received Saxony pottery novelties. Cherry ice and iced angel cake squares concluded the event.
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Penn Wolf
East Eleventh Street
Birthday Party for Carter and James Brogdon
Mrs. S. E. Brogdon hosted a birthday gathering for her two sons Carter and James on East Seventh Street on September 7 1926. About forty children attended enjoying games animal cake hunts tub fishing for gum and candy sacks while ice cream and cake were served by Mrs. Brogdon with help from Mrs. George Mode and Mrs. C. E. Kemp.
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S. E. Brogdon
Carter
James
East Seventh Street
Brogdon
George Mode
C. E. Kemp
Birthday party for David Lewis marks tenth year
David Lewis tenth birthday celebrated at city park on Tuesday afternoon September 7 1926. About twenty four children attended games and merry making while Mrs Lewis with Mrs Baskin and Misses Hazel Lewis and Maurine House served ice cream and cake.
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David Lewis
L. T Lewis
Lewis
Julian Baskin
Hazel Lewis
Maurine House
Knights of Columbus elect officers at regular meeting
At a regular Knights of Columbus meeting held Thursday of last week officers were elected. E B Hess was named Grand Knight Burlington H J Schattle Deputy Grand Knight Cameron J A Lindle Recording Secretary Cameron F J Hanel Treasurer Milano Paul Dillon Warden Burlington John P O'Neil Advocate Burling Wm Balhorn Trustee Cameron. Meetings are set for the first and third Thursdays each month.
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Knights of Columbus
E. B. Hess
Burling
Ton
H. J. Schattle
Cameron
J. A. Lindle
F. J. Hanel
Milano
Paul Dillon
Burlington
John P. O'Neil
Wm. Balhorn
Rival miners pull a powder scheme over gold claim
Tiny Finds a Way follows Tiny Perkin and Big Jim Carnahan as a gold claim feud ends in a staged explosion. Tiny sabotages the tunnel to force a split, escapes a murder bid, and returns with half the loot after a confrontation with Sheriff Adams in Mt Idaho.
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Big Jim Carnahan
Lipry
Tiny Perkin
Lippy
Carnahan
Tiny
Mt. Idaho
Son
Sheriff Adams
Kingdom Come
Death of Anton Wokaty in Austin and funeral details
An tone Wokaty died in Austin after a long illness. The body was brought to Cameron by train for services. Rev. Geo Apel led the funeral from St Monica church with interment in the Catholic Cemetery. Survived by wife Mrs A V Wokaty of Waco, four daughters Julia Claudy Kuzel Braden and Lydia, and four sons Anton Austin Otto and Daniel. Pallbearers were Frank Marek Leo Stecker B T Matocha Frank Mikulec Wm Kestrum and DJ Kubecka.
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Antone Wokaty
Austin
Cameron
Green Brothers
Geo. Apel
A. V. Wokaty
Wacq
Julia
Claudy Wokaty
Henry Kuzel
Lydia Braden
Anton
Otto
Daniel Wokaty
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Society News
Jeff T. Kemp
Country Club Party
Lola Hearrell
Bridge Party
K. of
Port Lavaca
Western Newspaper Union
Anton Wokaty
St. Monica’s Catholic Church
Frank Mar
Fred Henry
Cameron, Texas
Ross Smith
R.l.batte
Frank Brock
Texas
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