Local Students Move to Southwestern and A M
Misses Rebarging Harriett Flinn Dorothy Denson Lena Bell Baskin and Mary Bell Batte depart for Georgetown to enter Southwestern. Newell Ramsey leaves for A M for the winter.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1928
Page
5
Misses Rebarging Harriett Flinn Dorothy Denson Lena Bell Baskin and Mary Bell Batte depart for Georgetown to enter Southwestern. Newell Ramsey leaves for A M for the winter.
Local notices list daily barbecue at Whatley's Market and Grocery with contact numbers. The column records visitors and residents moving between Cameron, Rockdale, and surrounding towns, including teachers, students, and shoppers such as Mrs. W. FE. Dickard, Miss Eloise Rogers, Monroe Smith, Ellis Power, Amber and Ophelia Estelle, Stella Stewart, and Louise Young.
K A McLane of Ben Arnold was a Cameron business visitor on Friday. Mrs R B Brady and Mrs John Williams attended the funeral of Miss Dorothy May Meyer at Rockdale Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. W. F. Whitaker of Fort Worth, a former Cameron resident, is in the city this week visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Lois Randolph will leave Saturday for Belton to attend Baylor College this year.
Syd Cunningham and Mr and Mrs Robert Self of Gause visited Cameron on Thursday. Miss Lois Randolph visited Miss Mary Randolph at Hearne Fresh Barbecue. Mrs Dan Cass and son Billie Dan of Crystal City hosted guests including Mrs G C Black and others. B W Wallace of Los Angeles stayed with J H Dubois. Mrs Pearl Clement hosted her daughter in law Mrs Geo Clement and her son from El Paso. Amy Wade visited Mrs Wm Cobb. Mr Ryan, father of Miss Lynn Ryan, and Mr W N Ryan of Tracy were patients at Cameron Hospital. Jim West of Houston visited friends last week. Horace and Ben Hunt and Judge Rowe of Mexia spent time in Cameron with Mrs Henry Hefley and H N Tate and Lee Tag families. R A Tag spent Sunday in Bellville with his daughter Mrs R A Tag at her parents’ home while her father’s illness kept her at his bedside for weeks. Mrs Bertha Brewer is reported much improved after flu.
Max Collins installs a natural gas powered boiler at his Cameron clothes cleaning plant. The system runs on gas supplied from the Community Natural Gas Company mains, marking progress as Cameron gains access to natural gas.
Ray ONeill of Burlington visited Cameron for business. J L Clinton represents Cities Service Corp placing stock with Cameron investors. The firm has thousands of stockholders and assets over 800 million dollars. R H Davis tours San Antonio for business and visits Scottish Rite Masonic bodies. FOR SALE 1926 Model Dodge Roadster. Good notes accepted. 504 East 13th St.
Carl Hood of Milano says his son is recovering well after tonsil and adenoids removal by Dr. Taylor and expects improved health for the upcoming school term.
Thos W Adams of Buckholts was in Cameron Tuesday conducting business, reported as a routine local exchange with no further details given.
Miss Nell Massengale spent Sunday at Maysfield with home folks. G. W. Jones of Thorndale visited Cameron on Monday. Mrs Hubert Atkinson and daughters Mary Virginia and Harriett left Tuesday for Austin. Mary Virginia will enter the University for the coming term.
W H Bailey of Gause visited Cameron on business and stopped at The Herald. He reported cotton production disappointing in some aspects but the overall condition remains good. Bailey, a longtime reader, has renewed his Herald subscription. Dan Russell and his wife of A M spent Sunday with Dr. and Mrs. G B Taylor.
Mr and Mrs Fontaine Flinn and daughter Caroline depart after a week visiting his mother Mrs 8 A Flinn and her parents Mr and Mrs S W Cheeves.
Miss Ethel McKinney returns to Jones Prairie after a pleasant visit in Waco with her sister Mrs W D Boswell.
Property owners J. D. Turney C. O. Hughes H. L. Krull and J. T. Krull prohibit hunting or trespassing on Cannon Snap Creek or adjacent land. Violators may face prosecution under local laws.
Miss Casberg, formerly residing here and a Cameron Hospital graduate, recently visited home folk while staying in California for a period before returning.
Mrs. J. Looney visited her daughter Mrs. G. B. Taylor. Dr. and Mrs. John Denson hosted guests last week including Dr. and Mrs. Hightower of Waelder and their daughter Mrs. Hildress of Lufkin. Mr. and Mrs. M. Looney of Bartlett spent Sunday with Th.
J. T. Seis of Houston nephew of F. J. Beckerman was here on a visit. He praised the local supply company and enjoyed a pleasant time with the Rocke family. Joe McLerran of Dallas attended the funeral of his sister Miss Vance McLerran last week.
Miss Maurine House departed for Fort Worth to resume teaching duties. Mrs. R L Battie returns from King's Daughters Hospital after weeks of treatment. Tyra Sanford plans to teach in Sealy this week. Miss Bessie Petty and Elmer Boyd wed at the Baptist parsonage with Rev. Hutcherson officiating.
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