Easter Flower Display At Auditorium Hotel Lobby
In the Auditorium Hotel Lobby Thursday through Saturday Mrs Bonds will display blooming pot plants and cut flowers for Easter including geraniums stock and snap dragons by the dozen for yard planting at unusually beautiful and inexpensive prices. Also notes of visitors include the McIntyres and their daughter Janette recovering from an appendicitis operation. Ethel Collins joining St Louis Dry Goods. and local visits by the Schillers Wolf and Terry families.
League program Sunday at 6 15 led by Miss Fran kie Slaughter
Under Miss Fran kie Slaughter the High League of the Methodist church presents a League program Sunday afternoon at 6:15 led by Miss Nona Weems. Then a sales pitch touts dry goods with low prices and mentions Reynor Schein Elmo Vaughn and Finley Sheets as names tied to the event.
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Frankie Slaughter
High League of the Methodist Church
Nona Weems
Reynor Schein
Elmo Vaughn
Finley Sheets
Death of D. D. Hungate Prompts Local Tributes
D. D. Hungate died of pneumonia in a Palestine hospital after 19 years as agent for the I and G N railroad. Survived by his wife Frances and daughters Frances and Alice. Mrs. Hungate formerly Miss Frances McLarty and connected to local residents through the Triggs family. Funeral notices and visiting neighbors noted in Cameron and Rogers communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Triggs
Jewett
D. D. Hungate
Palestine
Hungate
I. & G. N. Railroad
Mrs Ed Chermosky Visits Cameron En Route to Rosebud
Mrs Ed Chermosky of Houston en route to Rosebud to attend her brother’s funeral stopped in Cameron and was the guest of Mrs Bill Marek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Chermosky
Houston
Rosebud
Cameron
Bill Marek
Kennedy police officer Clarence Copus visits Cameron friends
Clarence Copus of Kennedy spent a few days in Cameron with relatives and friends while on a night shift with Kennedy city government. He has lived in Kennedy for years and was formerly with the Southern Pacific railroad. Copus is a police officer now and continues to work for the Kennedy city government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Copus
Kennedy
Cameron
Mr. Copus
Southern Pacific Railroad
Ms. Copus
Mrs Hefley Visits Austin Legislators Return Weekend
Mrs Hefley and her husband Hon Sam Hefley Milam County representative spent the weekend in the city while the Legislature meets in Austin. They were accompanied home by Miss Jessie Lowenstein and her mother who returned to Austin with Mrs Hefley Tuesday. Lowenstein works as a stenographer in Austin during the spring session.
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Hefley
Austin
Sam Hefley
Milam County
Jessie Lowenstein
Lowenstein
Funeral held for Milton Ragsdale in Dallas
Milton Ragsdale aged 88 was buried after a Wednesday 10 am funeral at Highland Park Methodist Church in Dallas. He was the uncle of Mrs. Alex Triggs and a brother of the late Smith Ragsdale who taught in Cameron schools for many years.
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Milton Ragsdale
Dallas
Highland Park Methodist Church
Alex Triggs
Smith Ragsdale
Cameron Schools
Local Happenings and Business Notes in Cameron
Mrs. Jeff T. Kemp and daughter Ruth spent Friday in Waco. Miss Irma Porter, Ada Henderson principal, weekended in Rockdale with her parents. Miss Mozelle Bigbee returned home after a week with relatives in Waco. Mrs. B. F. Bonde, Bell Floral Co. rep from Temple, invites pot plants and cut flowers orders. Happenings include George Collier visiting Cameron and D G Terry of Minerva spending Monday there. Fred Johnson of Schuhmacher Wholesale Grocery Co. visited Wheelock, Hearne and Calvert last week.
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Jeff T. Kemp
Ruth Kemp
Waco
Irma Porter
Ada Henderson School
Rockdale
Mozelle Bigbee
B. F. Bonde
The
Bell Floral Co. of
Temple
Fred Johnson
Schuhmacher Wholesale Grocery Co
Wheelock, Hearne and Calvert
Plumbing and Electrical Work Offered by 590W Call
A local service advertises plumbing and electrical work by 590W offering reasonable prices and contact through a simple call to arrange service.
Local residents note visits and travels around Cameron
Monday saw R P Jeter in Calvert and Hearne to tend lumber interests. Mrs Rube Johnson and baby visited Ft Worth last week. Miss Willie Holloway and her mother stayed in Maysfield. Dr James Ferguson visited Brenham. Fannie Lou Davis spent weekend in Ft Worth. Chas Peyton and family from Temple visited Cameron. Baskin sisters head home for Easter. Jack Taylor of Berkeley admired by Cameron friends as he pursues discus and Olympic aims.
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Rube Johnson
Baby
Rube Jr
Ft. Worth
Fannie Lou Davis
Yoe High School
Chas. Peyton of
Temple
Cameron
Merchants Association Officials Visit Cameron
G. O. Wendt secretary of the Retail Merchants Association and Horn from the association’s credit department made a business visit to Cameron on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. O. Wendt
Retail Merchants Association
Mr. Horn
Credit Department
the Association
Cameron
Stolen Heaven at Milam Theatre Sunday and Monday
Nancy Carroll stars in Stolen Heaven, a Milam Theatre feature with Phillips Holmes. The drama follows two desperate city dwellers after a factory burglary as they flee to a life of crime and a doomed romance. Police pursue Holmes while Carroll’s character helps him escape, ending in a fatalistic plan set in Florida.
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New York
Florida
Nancy Carroll
Phillips Holmes
Back
Dana Burnet
Mrs Carroll
Opposte
Miss Carroll
Mise Carroll
Holmes
Nancy
Palm Beac
Stolen Heaven Opens New Chapter for Nancy Carroll
A frenzied rush to spread happiness as life wanes frames Holmes and Nancy in a tale where Holmes plans a final scene after losing his money. Nancy wins back funds to repay his theft, police arrest him, and a Cuban escape is thwarted by a millionaire's interference. Nancy persuades Holmes to face justice and promises awaiting reunion.
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Holmes
Nancy
Cuba
Nancy Carrol
Moving Picture
In Memory of Thomas Weems
A heartfelt memorial note honors Thomas Weems as a cousin and friend who guided others. It reflects on shared childhoods, counsel in troubles, and his peaceful rest with the Lord. The family vows to live worthy lives and cherish his memory as time heals their wounds.
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Paing
Passage Honors Memory of Gordon Truett and Homer Chambers
Tributes mark the enduring memory of Gordon Truett and Homer Chambers as a light in the community. Their lasting impact and service are celebrated, keeping their names alive in local history and hearts.
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Gordon, Truett
Homer Chambers
A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market
Quote attributed to Charles Lamb stating laughter can offset many complaints in commercial settings, implying humor eases tensions and sells better than stern rhetoric. The line reflects market dynamics where wit influences consumer and participant reactions.
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Charles Lamb
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del Monte Royal Ann
J.T. Parma
Cameron, Texas
Vernon McIntyre
Janette McIntyre
Ethel Collins
St. Louis
E. O. Schiller
Harry Jones
W. S. Clark Lastaturday
Lalla Meyers
George Thomas
Lizzie Reed
Rogers
Sandy
R. A. Tag
Fannie Tarver
Burger 15
G. B. Taylor
Miss Tarver
Charles McDermott
Fort Worth
Messrs
Arledge and
Preseley of
Hoyte
S. S. Scroggins of
Clyde Shipp
Bert Westbrook
C. M. Beard
Milano
McAllen
W. G. Gillis
T. A. Howell
Mineral Wells
Texas Woodmen
Mesdames
Hugo Slaughter
Dan Gunn
Port Sullivan
Guy Self
J. W. House of Austin
Tom Randolph
Pat McKinney
Jones Prairie
Ike Looney
Ben Arnold
Wm. Cobb
Mr Beckerman
Hearne
Lillie Kate Beckerman
Mary Randolph
T Hearne
Tom Whites
Taylor
Ada Sandee
Minerva
L. van Perkins
ACME
George Collier
Maynsfield
Mrs
D. G. Terry
R. P. Jeter
Calvert and
Willie Holloway
Mays Field
Dr. James Ferguson
Brenham
Mr. Gardner
Clyde Baskin
Bartlett
Dinks Baskin
Southwestern
BE. G. Coward
Route 4
John C. Wallace
Imogene Sapp
Bonnell Neinast
Frances Sharpe
James Neinast
L. A. Peterson
Mess
Henry Ruby
D. H. Slaughter
Miss Geraldine
Herald
Jack Taylor
University of California At
Berkley
West
Jack
Milam Theatre
Thomas Weems
Henry’s Slipper
Mayer Roth Schild
Frankfort
Hefley-Stedman
Frigidaire
Hefley-Dossett
Insurance
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