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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1919
Page
3
Texan tenor Vernon Dalhart performed at the Edison concert in Cameron on Friday night. The audience enjoyed his catchy selections and praised the Edison for reproducing the human voice. A packed house attended the 8 o'clock service with expectations of a male quartet to sing at the sermon.
Last Sunday evening the Ladies Auxiliary organized a Sunday School Missions service. The high school orchestra led the music with violin solos by Bonnie Brougher and Olive Henderson. The service was well attended and followed by the usual Sunday morning sermon on consecration.
The pastor and local forces will lead a two service daily spring revival in Cameron to deepen Christian life and win the town’s lost. Open invitation to other city churches and singers to join in music and prayers.
E L Stacey of Houston Ford Motor Company visited Cameron in the first part of the week. Stacey, a high ranking Ford official, makes regular state visits and told a Herald man that the Chambers Hefley Company's business was in the best of condition.
Mr. Alfred E. Anthony, a power company employee, and Mrs. Cora Mae Lackey of Weatherford Texas, were wed Thursday at 3 50 AM in a Presbyterian manse. The bride arrived with friends on the southbound Santa Fe train as the firm disrupted the quiet of the preacher.
At a Wednesday meeting in the school auditorium the Mothers' Club voted to become the Cameron Parent-Teachers Association and to send notices to National and State associations. Officers elected include Mrs. E. A. Wallace as President and Miss Minnie Wolf as first vice president.
The Milam County Chapter A. R. C. shipped a large box of sweaters and socks last week and sent 100 refugee garments this week to headquarters. A new quota of refugee garments has arrived and Cameron women are invited to join in sewing at the room.
James L. Smith died at his parents home in Minerva Tuesday morning at ten. He was 21 and had been ill for some time. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church in Minerva conducted by Rev. B. B. Blaylock. Interment followed in Minerva Cemetery. The Herald extends sympathy to the family.
Dr and Mrs T J Denson hosted a six oclock dinner last Friday with red verbena centerpiece and red and white doilies. Attending were Dr and Mrs Denson Miss Bowen of Dallas and Messrs Dalhart Curry and W L Luther.
Obituary notices the passing of W A Robinson on March 24 at 11 30 pm. Funeral at the Methodist church drew many from Minerva Rockdale Cameron with Rev H R McFadyen and Rev R O Weir officiating. Burial was by Woodmen of the World at the cemetery. Floral tributes from friends Minerva School and Missionary Society noted.
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