Deer's sixteenth wedding anniversary celebrated at Cameron
A family diner party marked the sixteenth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Deer of Cameron. The home featured home grown zin fias and roses, a large pink iced angel food cake, and Regina Corona sprays. Attendees included relatives from Brenham Lott San Antonio and guests George Kemp Edna Merle Prothro and Grady Scott Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Deer
Cameron
Regina Corona
G. D. Hooker
Brenham
Deer
Carl Hooker
G. D. Hooker, Jr
Lott
Eva Grace Norquest
San Antonio
Grady Scott and
Grady Jr
George Kemp
Edna Merle
Prothro
George Newton
Bridge at Country Club Honors Temple and Driscoll Guests
Miss Eloise Rogers and Mrs Edwin Bigbee hosted a Saturday bridge party at Cameron Country Club honoring Misses Beryle Wright Anna Pearl Gibson of Temple and Elizabeth Sylvester of Driscoll. Eight tables played with flowers from the Rogers garden. Martha Lou Hooks won high score earning a framed picture. Anna Pearl Gibson received bath salts for low score. Out of town guests included Misses Lucy and Pau-
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Cameron Country Club
Eloise Rogers
Edwin Bigbee
Beryle Wright
Anna Pearl Gibson
Temple
Elizabeth Sylvester
Driscoll
Rogers Flower Garden
Martha Lou Hooks
Misses Lucy
Pau
Roundtree Miriam and Carrie Lowenstein in Rockdale
Miriam Roundtree and Carrie Lowenstein of Rockdale join Mary Ella Pace and Elizabeth Pace of Haskell in a community event noting local ties and shared involvement across towns.
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Line Roundtree
Miriam and
Carrie Lowenstein
Rockdale
Mary Ella and
Elizabeth Pace
Haskell
Dinner Party Atkinson Hosts Cameron Friends
Miss Mary Virginia Atkinson hosted a spend the day party for Cameron friends at her parents home near Maysfield. Lunch was splendid and the day featured young ladies who motored out Wednesday morning including Misses Mary Ellen Jeter Elizabeth Adams Ruth Kemp Clyde Baskin Maurine Clinton and Irene Bell.
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Mary Virginia Atkinson
Cameron
Hubert Atkinson
Maysfield
Williams
Atkinson
Mary Ellen Jeter
Elizabeth Adams
Ruth Kemp
Clyde Baskin
Maurine Clinton
Irene Bell
New Home Demonstration Agent Joins Milam County
Miss Velma Montgomery B S of Baylor College becomes Milam County Home Agent after turning down an offer in North Carolina. She previously assisted in Anderson and Rusk counties with camps and a farmers wives short course and plans to deliver superior service in Cameron.
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Velma Montgomery
Baylor College
Milam County
Miss Montgomery
North Carolina
Texas
Anderson County
Rusk County
Farmers Wives and Daughters
Montgomery
W. P Woolley
Herald
Cameron
Local Marriage Licenses List
Julius Mayes and Maydla Bowser. Cecile E Steene Clark and Willi mae Bray. Earl Davis and Frankie Cliff. Adolfo Girles and Annie Anleog. John H Graham and Lillie Mae Alexander. Robert Hemphill and Sarah Deary. Edgar Mabe and Pearl Davis. Glen Sallis and Modine Hall. W T Bacey and Inez Dykes.
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Julius Mayes
Maydla Bowser
Cecile E. Steene Clark
Willimae Bray
Earl Davis
Frankie Cliff
Adolfo Girles
Annie Anleog
John H. Graham
Lillie Mae Alexander
Robert Hemphill
Sarah Deary
Edgar Mabe
Pearl Davis
Glen Sallis
Modine Hall
W. T. Bacey
Inez Dykes
Atkinson Hosts Bridge and 42 for Buckholts Guests
Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Atkinson Miss Florence Atkinson and Miss Lilian Mondrik entertained in honor of Glenn Kahler and Marvin Slovacek of Buckholts. About forty guests attended this party with punch and cake served. Theodore Cottle of Del Rio was an out of town guest.
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B. P. Atkinson
Florence Atkinson
Lilian Mondrik
Glenn Kahler
Marvin Slovacek
Buckholts
Forty Two Party Hosted At East Thirteenth Street Home
Mrs J L Clinton hosted a Thursday afternoon forty two party at her East Thirteenth Street home. Four tables played in the parlors with pink roses and zinnias for floral decor. Mrs Buck Bonds won high score with a hand carved plaque while Mrs A N Green received a green flower vase. The hostess served a salad plate.
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East Thirteenth Street
J. L. Clinton
Buck Bonds
A. N Green
As You Like It Club Hosts Pink and Yellow Meeting
The As You Like It Club met at Mrs. F. J. Beckerman’s home on Wednesday afternoon. Pink and yellow flowers decorated the parlors. Guests included Mesdames Albert Triggs W. A. Bonds Alex Triggs and S. M. Burns. Guests enjoyed stamped needlework prizes and a pink and yellow sachet favor. A salad course highlighted the color scheme.
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F. J. Beckerman
Albert Triggs
W. A. Bonds
Alex Triggs
S. M. Burns
Riverside Picnic Honored Guests Celebrate with Chicken Supper
Mr. and Mrs Mack Fox hosted a Riverside Beach picnic Wednesday evening with a chicken supper. Guests included Delphyn Scott, Willyne Hyde, Viola Marek, Lois Burnett, Jane Caton, Myrtie Mae Huddleston, Helen Horstman, Mary Burnett, Mrs Autre Bryan, Mr and Mrs W B Levy, Mr and Mrs Albert Schiller, and W D Bigbee.
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Mack Fox
Riverside Beach
Fox
Delphyn Scott
Willyne Hyde
Viola Marek
Lois Burnett
Jane Caton
Myrtie Mae Huddleston
Helen Horstman
Mary Burnett
Autre Bryan
W. B. Levy
Albert Schiller
W. D. Bigbee
Cameron Schools Set October 1 Admission Cutoff
Only one kindergarten and one first grade class can open in Cameron Schools. Children must enroll by October 1 to join kindergarten if six by February 1 1927, or first grade if seven by February 1 1927. After October 1 the classes will be too far advanced for beginners to catch up. Leatherneck quote included.
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Cameron
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Society News
Wrigley’s
Jeter Lumber Co
Cameron, Texas
Meadowbrook
Waco
Goldstein-Migel Co
Waco, Texas
NEW Home Demonstration Agent
Riverside
Ers
Home Dem
George Banzhaf
Lalla Meyers
Cameron Furniture Co
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