The Cameron Herald from Cameron, Texas • Page 2

C. A. Candidate for er Prec. 2, will tHanK you for your support A June Wedding Smith-Swift. A brilliant company gathered Christ church on Saturday to witness the marriage Miss Marion Dingley Svvith of his city, to Mr.

Oxsheer Meek of Cameron Texas. The )ld church with its cl altars, decorated with sum- ner flowers and filled with rela- ives and friends of the young ouple, made a beautiful picture vhich the coming of the bridal completed. With the first iotes of the Lohengrin march he bride and her attendants ntered the church in the folding order: The ushers, Good- ue Smith. Cameron, Texas; F. Booth, New Clason.

Fred Boston, Maxcy, Hen Partridge, Jardiner; the bridesmaids, in ink and green taffeta, carrying weet peas, Miss Marie Chandler, loston; Miss Sea vey, Dover, N. Miss Julia Clason, Miss Ber- 1 a Clason, Miss Blanche Libby, liss Emma Nelson, Gardiner; mother, Mrs. Charles F. Swift, on Brunswick avenue, where they were received by Mr. and Mrs.

Smith, assisted by Mrs. Swift and Miss Aetna Smith, a sister of the groom. On another side of the room the bridesmaids also received. An orchestra played through the reception and supper, and for some dancing at the end of the evening. Each room was elaborately decorated in different color schemes, carried out by the flowers and colored lights, making a fitting setting for the beautiful gowns of the company.

In an upstairs room a large array of gifts was displayed. The newly married couple was able to evade the army of young detectives lying in wait for their departure, and left the house by devious ways to the automobile that started them on theirhoney- moon. Mr. and Mrs. Smith will live in Cameron, Texas, where Mr.

Smith is a banker. They will not arrive there until August. To Voters of Beat One. On next Saturday you will have to nominaWa candidate for constable. Chester Huffman has served the peopie in this capacity nearly six years.

He hdld this office four and gave it up end of hat tinyf. After two he again a candidate and the cifoice of the people at thqflast election. He dqes not belong any man for clique tnat dafrninates his office but gives to one rich or poor, a consideration of their claims. He was born and raised in this precinct, i C. V.

Huffman. 12-11 c. Complimentary to the house: party entertained by Misses Nell i Morton and Jessie Lee Batte, Mrs. Ben Grimes entertained with a delightful box-party Friday evening at the Wonderland after which an iced watermelon treat was enjoyed at the home of the hostess, who was assisted in function by Mrs. J.

C. Reese and Miss Lilly Mag Jeter. elegant wedding breakfast was served, after which the couple left on the eight train for Corpus, San Antonio and Houston where they will spend their honeymoon, returning about August first, and will be at home to friends in the residence of the parents. Later a pretty home will be erected on their lots in the Burns Addition in this city. The wedding attire of the, bride was a beautiful green silk coat suit, white hat andcorres-J ponding accessories, serving al-, so as going away costume.

She is the youngest daughter of our highly respected citizens, Mr. and Mrs. J. Woodard and is a promising young woman of more than average achievements intellectually and accomplished in many of the dainty arts and graces so attractive in woman -1 hood. The groom rates amcng our most progressive business men of Cameron and is a member of the Stanton firm of architects: enjoying a wide circle of simply vote the real Democratic ticket headed by the Hon.

Jas. E. Ferguson of Temple, Texas, a genuine Democratic: L. L. Evans, First Reg.

Brigade; William Cotton, Co. H. 20th Infantry; N. P. Samuel, Co.

H. 20th Infantry: T. M. Lowery, Battalion M. A.

W. Sheppprd, Regiment Co. 1). D. Dibbeat, Command; W.

Win slow, 38th tia. Reg. Gordon Brigade, P. T. Sandel, 4th Texas Co, E.

P. Farais, Company E. M. Josey, R. T.

Mann, G. M. Hopper, G. W. Sparks, J.

I). Dean, Pond, H. T. Coverly, Co. A 27th Lee Infantry, Tom Brigade, advt.

Rev. Schuler Speaks For Ball here Tuesday. Rev. Edward H. Earle expects to hold his last service at All Saints Episcopal church Sunday morning July 26, at II His subject will be Love a Test and Proof of True from the text.

We know that we have passed from death unto life because we love our bretheren. 1 John 11, 14. One of the strongest and boubtless most effective speech of the campaign for Col. Tom Ball, candidate for Governor of Texas, was made Tuesday at the court house by Rev. Chas.

Schuy- ley of Austin, pastor of the University church of that city. Mr. Schuyler is a forceful talker on any subject, a man of posi- ti ve stand in all lines of reform, both in church and state, and an orator of magnetic power, fearless and strong. His theme Tuesday was not so much a presentation of the political issues in the campaign as a comparison of the two candidates as to their fitness for the office of Governor Texas. In this endorsement of Col.

Ball he did not present him infallible, but took up the various charges against him, explaining the real grounds of complaint, such as poker playing, which, he stated, was confined to a social SOB The support and influence of every good Democrat who has an abiding faith in the welfare of Milam County and the future progress of the school children and who believes in honest government should vote for IRE LOONEY FOR REPRESENTATIVE from this county. He promises if elected your representative to serve the people of Milam county as faithfully as man can. That at all times he will be at his post of duty guarding the interests of this county. Your Vote and Influence will be Appreciated ADV IOC maid of honor, Miss Aetna iith, Cameron, Texas; the of honor in white satin, Milton Booth, New and lastly the bride, on the of her mother in pink bro- ide. wore white lace over satin, ith a Wedding veil which had in the family for a number years, carrying a bouquet of Hies of the valley and orchids.

The ring, on a velvet cushion, as carried by Master Robert and made one of the pretest features of the procession, 'hey were met at the aitar by ne rector, Rev. Canon he groom and his best man, llil- ird F. Smith Jr. The impressive wedding ser- ice of the church was perform- the betrothal service at the hancel steps and the marriage ervice at the altar. As the pair urned to come down, the Men- elssohn wedding march sound- the recessional to which the arty left the church immediate- i after the ceremony the guests to the home of the spending some time in traveling and visiting.

Mrs. Smith is well known socially in Gardiner, a member of the Gamma Kappa Club, a graduate of the Gardiner high school and Dana Hall. Among those present from ont of town were: Mr. and Mrs. John E.

Bradley, Worchester; Mr. and Mrs. Federick Chatfield, New Haven, Conn; Mr. and Mrs. Sea vey, Miss Sea vey.

Miss Florence Seavey, Dover N. Mrs. Joseph Vance, Pittsfield, Miss Anna Blanchard, Boston; Judge and Mrs. G. A.

SafTord and Miss Safford, Bangor; Miss LoisRenny, Pearl City, Alabama; Mrs. Rogers, Boston. Gardiner Reporter. W. B.

Reese, a well known and higi.ly esteemed fanner, who lives a few miles out of town, is reported quite ill from an attack of appendicitis. A surgical operation will nec- cessary to relieve th unfortu-. nate gentleman, and at his age is likely to be a serious matter. Guide. Stanton-Woodard.

One of the most interesting marriages of the season in this city took place Wednesday morning at seven when the lives of Mr. James Stanton and Miss Thelma both of this city, were united in holy wedlock in the home of the parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B.

Woodard, Father Spinneweber, officiating. he guests present numbered about fifty, composed of the young friends in the city, the immediate relatives and a few out- of-town attendants. Among the latter we note Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Foote of Summerville, Miss Lula Corruthers of Houston.

Miss Catherine Woody of Waco, cousins of the bride; also an aunt. Miss Rebecca Corruth- er of Troy and a friend, Miss Eugenia Gray of Commanche, Texas. Miss Lula Corruthers played the wedding march and furnished a sweet soft strain throughout the ceremony. Following the ceremony an friends in this city who are offering him and his fair bride every congratulation and happy wish for a long and prosperous life together. Old Soldiers Speak Out In Metting.

We, the undersigned Ex-Confederate soldiers of Walker county, Texas, take this method of reaffirming our faith in and allegiance to the principles of Jeffersonian Democracy. But we view with alarm the onslaught on the principles of genuine Democracy by a so-called Democratic party, styling themselves Progressive We wish to call the attention of the young and unsuspecting voters who are really democrats at heart to beware of the Prohibition If you wish to turn the state over to the Capitalistic of this state, simply vote for the prohibition progressive democrats. If you wish to all and special privileges to Clarkson News We are needing rain 'badly as crops are suffering very much for need of rain. The health of tne community is very good at this writing. Our protracted meeting closed Thursday.

We had some fine sermons deliver by Rev. Bishop. Our pastor and wife are now at Creek in another meeting at his church there. Mrs. WT.

R. Hopper and grandmother Jones has returned from a visit to Hearne. Rev. Roger Blasienz is at Walkers Creek helping in a meeiing. Miss Mabel Taylar returned to her home, at Yarrelton Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Cox were guests of Dr.

and Mrs. Crawford at Burlington Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W.

D. Nicholson visited relatives at Yarrelton Sunday. Candidates have been frequent visitors to us but after Saturday we fear they shall dis- contiune their pleasant calls. game in a home. More than five hundred people are reported to have been in attendance, and the opinion with many is that this strong, sincere, forceful speech endorsing Ball as the right man for the position of Governor of Texas, has won for him many votes in this community.

Marriage License Following from Cameron this week: Howard Brown to Callie Goines. W. W. Lantrip to Kathleen Turney. Charlie Malone to Mary Malone.

Cleveland Young to Ella Wright. F. T. Newport to Ida Witty. Robert M.

Winston to Maud Ida Hardy. Jim Smith to Anner Bowser. T. A. to Beatrice Turner.

F. H. Stanislaw to Victoria Janicek. W. H.

Lucas to Ida May Price Take your to the Red stope, whore a registered druggjirt 11 I Bill Alex Bonds will appreciate your support for Tax Collector of MilamCo. ADV ifc.