Local Social Notes From Cameron Area
Sunday visits in Chriesman and Rockdale are listed along with a Cameron girl working in Temple. Several area residents including a coach’s assistant weighing ten pounds and Miss Terry Dollar of Mississippi are noted guests before school resumes. County Clerk H M Roark’s sister visits as Maysfield faculty members prepare for the fall term. Yarrellton principal H H Pruett cites cotton harvest delays delaying school opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Roark
Lancaster
Maysfield School
H. M. Roark
Maysfield
H. H. Pruett
Yarrellton
Cameron
Pruett
Local Notes From Cameron and Surrounding Towns
Cameron area updates include Geo T Moore Jr improving after an appendectomy at Cameron Hospital. Miss Mildeed Moore to Houston for Rice Institute study. Leland Denson to coach at Government School. Various residents travel, work, or study in Houston, Temple, Milford, and Austin. Military photographers retire. new births. and local staff changes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. T. Moore, Jr
Geo. T. Moore
Cameron Hospital
Mildeed Moore
Yorwich School
Houston
Rice Institute
Cameron Social News Roundup Shows Local Travel and Milestones
J O Hughes and Mrs Hughes return from Louisiana and Shreveport rains. The Perrys visit California guests. Photographer F F E Beach sells Cameron studio to C F Merchant. Beach plans remain. New baby for Mr and Mrs Southwell. many Cameron residents attend Roe Owers funeral. Josephine Cheeves and Irene Cheeves visit Dallas friends. others travel for schooling and weddings. Local church and business notes, college plans, and community updates fill a busy Cameron week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Hughes
F. F E. Beach
Cameron
C. F. Merchant of
Winnsboro
Mr. Beach
Cameron News Highlights Local Visitors And School News
Cameron villagers host visiting relatives and former staff as several locals travel and attend events. Notables include Mrs Bonnie Brower Peyton and her husband Mr C. Peyton touring Mexico, teacher transitions at Yee High and Cameron schools, and multiple visits by family and alumni across Mayfield Buckholts and Itasca.
Milam County Old Settlers Honor Two Pioneers
L L Blaylock returned from a business trip to south Texas. Grace Mangum begins her second year on the Rosebud school faculty. Martha Smith, 86, visits Cameron with son John Williams as friends honor her at her grandson's home. Her father Judge Walker was a Salem community leader. Grantham, 81, also marks a milestone this week. The two elders helped Milam county grow from frontier to a leading Texas county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Smith
Milam County
Cameron
John Williams
Memorial for Milam County Peace Officer Roe Owen
Roe Owen former Milam County deputy sheriff died at his Waco home Monday after months of illness. The body was sent to Cameron and then to Little River Cemetery for funeral services conducted by Rev. B. T. Goodwin. Active pallbearers included Rounds Belton Bob Todd Z Freeman Jeff Kemp Cameron George Lehman Z A Booth. Survived by wife two sons Monte and Onnie both of Waco three brothers and four sisters. Burial Tuesday at Little River Church near Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roe Owen
Milam County
Waco
Cameron
Little River Cemetery
Goria
M. B
Ree) Owen
North
Fleventh Street
Little River Church
Compton Undertall Company
B. T. Goodwin
Belton
Bob Todd
Freeman
Jeff Kemp
George Lehman
Z. A. Booth
Rosebud
Jess Veney
Bennett Smith
Erskine
Temple
M. Burton
Harvey Butts
G. B. Brown
Frank Tennison
Bob Lyon
Mississippi
Owen
Texas
Monte EB
Onnie B. Owen
Oliver Owen
Rogers
C. T. Owen
Santa Anna
M. A. Owen
Quanah
Tahn Crow
A. A. Lovern
Knipp and Royall Wed in Petersburg First Methodist Church
Fred C. Knipp of Cameron now in Kansas City married Miss Frances Royall on September 12 at Petersburg Virginia First Methodist Church. The couple’s romance began when a soldier recovering from meningitis shared Christmas dinner with the Royall family. Mr. Knipp works for Educational Film Corporation of Kansas City and will reside in Kansas City after a bridal trip to Niagara Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Knipp
Cameron
Kansas City
First Methodist Church
Petersburg
Frances Royall
France
J. C. Royall
Dr. Royall
Randolph Macon College
Mr. Knipp
Educational Film Corporation of
Niagra Falls
Atlanta
C. P. Learson
Kervsan
Kathryn Robbing
Knipp
Day Cargile Wedding in Calveston Parlor
The parlor of the Central Hotel in Calveston hosted a pretty wedding Tuesday evening September 18 uniting Geo R Day of Los Angeles California and Miss Anna Cargile of Cameron Texas. Miss Cargile held a prominent Harvey Co position in Galveston. The couple left for a wedding trip and will return to Galveston where Day will start a business and set their future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Hotel
Calveston
Geo. R. Day
Los Angeles
Calif
Anna Cargile
Cameron
Texas
Crgile
Harvey Co
Galveston
Day
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Tillie Eane
Chriesman
Ruby Lengert
Rockdale
Willie Davis
Annie Laurie Rohner
Scott and White Hospital
Yee High
L. van Perkins
Terry Dollar
B. J. Baskin
Brenham
Miss Dollar
Southwest
Texas Normal
Loula May Darnford
Plano
Louise Denson
Leland Denson
John L. Denson
Leland
W. M. Cobb
B. B. Blaylock
Temple Memorial — Baptist Church
C. W. Lawrence
Alice
Milford
Texas Presbyterian College
Jennie Tyson
R. R. Tyson
Jennie
Stewart Epperson
The
State University
F. EF. Beach
H. H. Hartsfield
Trea Tyson
Laurence Abstract Company
E. 0. Schilter
E. S. Sansom
Maysfeild
Georgetown
Austin
Marion Morton
Dallas
J. T. Parma
Mildred
D. J. Kubecka
San Antonio
Will T. Yates
Roy Griffith
Carey Arriett
Dr. Gray of
Cameron Friends
J. A. Ely
Gause
B. J. Baskin & Sons
Kathryn Hancock
John Perry
California
Mrs. Perry
Milton
Pete) Stevens
Mrs
Robert Southwell
Roe Owers
Lite River Cemetery
Ruth Coleman
Addie Blair
Eddy
Bill Fontain
Jones Prairie
W. A. Beal
Sherman
Lula Gough
Jack West
Port Arthur
J. G. West
Earl Westmoreland
Mike Coleman
C. J. Newton
R. B. Mayes
R. D. Brown
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Cameron Church
Synodical
A. Templeton
Imogene Ross
Eleanor Phillips
Irene Cheeves
James Posey
EF. Jarrett
Ehildren
F. R. Donilan
Tesque
Posey
Donlan
Jarrett
Joe. B. Preston
P. H. Medesker
Hartha Lou Hoole
Abilene
Simmons College
Do. W. L. Shaeg
Cameron Mutual Life Insurance Cot
Ernest Kelso
Mary Kelso
Samantha Sansom
Miss Willie
Rev
Misses Bests
Carrie Vaughn Bozarth
Frank Craven
W. J. Fontaine
Willie of
S. W. Cheeves
Mary Frances Green
Temple Hospital
City
Marvin Avriett
Pleasant Hill
Carey Avriett
T. A. Howell
Lee
Jay Howell
Newton McDonald
St. Louis
A. B. Guinn
South Texas
Otto Beoker
Ben Arnold
Wiley Mangum
Elizabeth
Peyton
Cleburn
Alex Triggs
W. J. Woods
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Cameron Exchange
Bonnie Brower
Old Mexico
al Harland of
Branchville
Miscrie Fraim of
Lyons McCall
Yee
San Marcos
Southwest Texas Normal
Fontain Flinnmanger
Flinn
Bishop
Leslie Green
Walter Thomas
W. Klawansky
B. Rohner of
Cora Cammer
Tom Turner
Tabbie Robinson
Buckholts
Maurine Robinson
Cy Cena Robinett
J. W. Coleman
Sallie
Taft
James L. Coleman
Betsy Inez Priday
Presbyterian Church of
P. Dodge
Dodge
Texas Company
Ed. F
Enyrust
Buckhelts
Kathryn Kelso
Mayfield
Daniel Baker Coleg
Brownwood
Itasea
Presbyterian Home and School For Orphans
Files Valley
Itasca
Mrod Re Watts
Cameron School
R. R B. Parsons
Yee High School
University of Chicago
Maystfield
Kentucky
Parsons
Baylor College
A. Arriett
Robert Griffith
Margaret Wilburn
E. M. Wilburn
Jeffie Wilburn
Joe Dusek
W. J. Bassett
Southwestern Life Insurance Company of
John Watson
L. L. Blaylock
South
Grace Mangum
Rosebud School
Cargile
T. C. Stafford
Rudle Lake Farm
A. J. Reynolds
Chas
Troy
Beeville
Laura Wendt
Indiana
W. E. Gaither
P. O
East 13Th Street
Matula’s Grocery
Matiula
G. H. McHenry
Cameron Herald
Paul Medsker
Telephone
Chamberlain Medicine Co
Dew Moines
Iowa
Chamberlain
Yoe High School
Jack Dinkens
Route 2
Brazos Bottom
Calvert
Robertson County
Allen & McCrary
Calvert Texas
Arkansas
Esslingers
S. J. Denson
O. D. Graham
Thorndale
Court House
Fred Yoe
Horstmann Bros
Cameron Machine Shop
Michalka
H. * Stedman
Pital
Texas State
Mexico
Edison
London
Sence. Edison
New Cameron Drug Company
Cameron, Texas
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