Mrs Jack Reaves Buried at Live Oak Cemetery
Mrs. Jack Reaves died March 26 at 78 at her daughter’s Buckholts home. Funeral services were held Friday and interment followed in Live Oak Cemetery. Born February 10 1853 in Louisiana she moved to Texas young. Survived by 11 children 64 grandchildren and 29 great grandchildren along with siblings and many Cryer relatives. She belonged to the Church of Christ for over sixty years.
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Jack Reaves
W. Cryer
Buckholts
Live Oak Cemetery
Louisiana
Texas
J. A. Reaves
Spirit Land
J. F. Reaves
Elmore City
Oklahoma
J. J. Reaves
Hollister
Little River
W. S. Rose
Big Springs
J. A. Norris
Denton
W. J. Baker
L. T. Cryer
W. R. Cryer
Q. L. Cryer
Church of Christ
Local Social Roundup from Cameron Area
Buckholts residents Dr and Mrs S S Robinson and son Billie spent Sans days in San Antonio. Other weekend visitors included C B McNiell in San Marcos and Mr and Mrs Martin Rubac in Cameron. Meetings featured Corinth Home Demonstration Club with a nature program and a bridge party hosted by Mrs Buford McMillian with Easter decor and a red and white color scheme.
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Martin Rubac
Cameron
Corinth
Harry N. Harris
Cecil Criswell
Ed Kolba
Buford M. McMillian
Bridge Club
Spring Social Attracts Local Residents And Guests
A spring gathering featured wild blossoms, red carnation centerpieces, and a refreshment tray with tuna salad, tomato petals, pimento sandwiches, cheesebuts, grape juice, punch, and strawberry shortcake. Guests included Mesdames J. S. Mewhinney, J. R. Slovacek, John Myers, R. R. Dabney, Charlie Williams, and hostess.
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Mesdamea
J. S. Mewhinney
J. R. Slovacek
John Myers
R. R. Dabney
Charlie Williame
Hostess
Weekend Visits and Local Notices Across Central Texas
Local residents and families visit relatives and attend events across Waco Temple Cameron and nearby towns. Notable mentions include Mary Virginia Garlisch visiting the Methodist Orphans Home. Nell Botelar moving to Cleveland. Rogers show attendance by Slova cek and Myers. multiple shopping trips in Temple. Cameron show outings. family visits in Austin and Rosebud. deaths prompting travel to Houston Kerrville and Kerrville Legion Hospital. family departures in response to a death in Kerrville.
Will Rogers for President Message to Congress
Readers see a noted humorist Will Rogers explored as a potential presidential candidate. The message to Congress reflects his public stance and the era's political climate.
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Will Rogers
Will
Congress
Rail Revenue In Substantial Decrease
Missouri Pacific reports February net railway operating income of 1 389 056 down from 1 858 773 year earlier, with total February revenues 7 644 283 versus 9 015 082 last year. Two month totals show income 2 801 500 versus 5 500 554 and revenues 15 914 465 versus 20 046 318. Gulf Coast Lines and International Great Northern also show declines in February and year to date totals.
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Houston
Missouri Pacific Railroad
L. W. Baldwin
St. Louis
H. R. Safford
Gulf Coast Lines
International Great Northern
Missouri Pacific Lines
Cameron attendees receive Masonic degrees at Milano meeting
A Masonry gathering in Milano last week conferred Entered Apprentice and Master Mason degrees on Cameron participants. Attending from Cameron were Judge John Watson Judge Graham Gillis Judge Jeff T Kemp and Max Collins.
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Cameron
Milano
John Watson
Graham Gillis
Jeff T. Kemp
Max Collins
Large audience welcomes N D Timmerman new pastor
A large audience greeted Rev. N. D. Timmerman pastor of the First Baptist Church on Sunday evening March 29. The event brought together pastors and church members from town to welcome the new Baptist pastor who recently moved here from Italy. Special music and a choir number were performed.
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N. D. Timmerman
First Baptist Church
New Baptist
Italy
Price Cross
Cameron
Easter Sunday Holy Communion at 7 a.m.
Episcopal church invites worshippers to Easter Sunday services at 7 a.m. for Holy Communion and to attend Good Friday service on April 3 at 7 30 p.m. Come and worship with us.
Temple Woman Visits Sister in Local Home
Mrs. Mort Lyles of Temple arrived Sunday for a short visit with her sister Miss Tabbie Robinson at the home of Mrs. Sue Baakin.
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Mort Lyles
Temple
Tabbie Robinson
Sue Baakin
Christmas Frost Delights Boy With Skates and Sled
A brief holiday note recalls a boy receiving skates and a sled from Santa Claus, marking Christmas as a frigid but joyful scene for a young recipient.
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Santa Claus
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Melly
GM Women's Boot Shop
Goldstein - Migel Co
Waco
Horstmann
Firestone Products
National Hall
Cameron, Texas
Bacas’ Orchestra
C.B. McNiell
San Marcos
T. V. Adams
B. M. McMillian
Marian Corley
Arkansas City, Kansas
J. M. Corley
Clifford Murray
Katie Murray
Moody
W. G. Bain
Vernon and
Gayle
Elizabeth McDermott
Kathleen Hargrove
Omerville
Mesdames Elimar Horstmann
E E. Phillips
Frances Posival
T. F. Criswell
Calvert
Ernie Hightower
Baby
Pampa, Texas
Chas. Tomasek
Miss Eunice Ezzell of
Eagle
Mrs. W. H. Ezzell
Lee Garrett
Davilla
Henry Garlisch
Mary Virginia
G. C. Cecil
Granville
Methodist Orphans Home
Nell Botelar
Robert Ruzicka
Alfred Walschak
E. Phillips
Nadine
Genevieve
Austin
Buford McMillian
Minnie Schiller of
John Zawadske
Mesdames E. Horstmann
KE. E. Phillips
Rogers
George Smith
Charlie Will
Bess Dabney
Dolphus Dabney
Buck Holts
Guido Gersbach
Grayford
Rosebud
Virginia
Ivy Jean
Maxine Hyer
Camel
Murray McCrummen
Mollie Sorrels
Elimar Horstmann
Robert Lange
Burlington
H. Stoebner
Will Davis
Sharp
Sam Mewhinney
Homer Owen
Hernon Owen
Legion Hospital
Kerrville
Mrs. Owen
United States
Federal Reserve
U.S
Liberty
Federal Land Bank
Total
Episcopal Church
Chas
Frank Green
Federal Land Bank of
W. G. Gillis
Cameron National Farm Loan Association
Investment Department
Power Companyn
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