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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1930
Page
9
The article offers practical tips for seventh graders on earning money including delivery work, store tasks, and selling papers. It also recounts class achievements at the County Meet with wins in arithmetic spellers declaimers and track. It notes absences and a classroom poem study with selected descriptions by Giles Avriett.
The speaker lists opportunities to earn income such as delivering handbills for different merchants, cleaning cars at home, yard work, and weekend or after school jobs at filling stations or grocery stores. He notes many other possibilities exist beyond those mentioned.
A Saturday hike is recalled with mishaps from broken eggs to using bacon grease for cooking. The group returns late after a misread clock. Ruby Lee Copus joins 7A while Tim, Lightning and Possum update on school life and sports. Visitors are expected this week.
A ruined homestead by a roadside, a crumbling well and overgrown garden tell of a once loved home. Benign memories linger as pine trees rot beside benches where lovers once spoke. The village by the sea awaiting its story.
A description of a seaside residence called The Country Home. The house overlooks harbor ships, with a weather vane facing seaward, a garden slipping to the tide, tall pines, unfruitful peach trees, and bees gathering honey from blossoming vines. Roy Baskin.
An old gray house by the sea sits in a sea worn town. Vines cover windows and well edges, peach trees fail to bloom, and wildflowers and grass fill the yard. Blackberries grow by the roadsides as ships anchor in the harbor. Warene Janeway.
A description of an old grey town homestead by the sea. The garden runs to the tide with a seaward vane, peach trees, white pines, a weeded well, and self-sown blooms. Vines cover the windows and honey bees collect nectar among the blooms. Black berries line the roadside and Indian Pipes grow in the woods.
A rustic scene by the blue sea shows an old town homestead shaded by vines clinging to the house and an ancient well. Bees hover on yellow flower clusters and peach blossoms while children pick blackberries and Indian pipes along a beside-road. Jerome Dusek.
Mrs. Durward House hosted an Easter party for Entre Nous Bridge Club members and guest Mrs. Lester Williams. High score went to Miss Hilda Burke, low to Miss Iva Wilson, with table cuts won by Frances House, Mrs. Fred Johnson, and Mrs. Lester Williams. New members present included Mesdames Kenneth Keith, Fred Johnson, and Misses Fesio McCall and Margaret McCown.
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