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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1934
Page
3
The Texas population of about 5.82 million is described as roughly three quarters white. It notes Mexican residents at 11.7 percent and black residents at 14.7 percent, indicating the racial composition during the period.
The Presbyterian church hosts a banquet next Friday night for newly elected officers. Miss Josephine Mohler will be installed as president of the Young People’s Society. Ladis Marek is named secretary-treasurer of the Sunday school.
The Woman's Missionary Society lists Monday circles at 3 o clock in the church with Lillie Mae Handley Lottie Moon and Eunice Taylor Glass. Sunbeams and G A groups meet at 3 and 3 30. Gussie Rowlett directs a final conference Wednesday at 3. Women urged to bring contributions to H R Dobbins Store for Buckner's Orphan's Home by April 12.
An old advertisement promises a 25 cent test of Bukets a bladder laxative with juniper oil and buchu leaves to flush impurities and acids causing irritation that leads to get up nights burning frequent desires leg pains and backache. If not pleased in four days a pharmacist will refund the money.
Episcopal Church schedules Morning Prayer at 11 and Church School at 10 next Sunday with Woman's Auxiliary meeting Monday at 2 30 at the Rectory. It notes the 1932 Texas Democratic primary set a record with 973 041 votes for Edgar B Witt for lieutenant governor, then re elected, now seeking the governorship.
Miss Juanita Killen daughter of Mr and Mrs L E Killen of Cameron wed Roger Taylor of Port Neches in a small Friday ceremony at 6 pm in Port Arthur First Baptist Church. The bride wore powder blue crepe with white and carried white roses and Valley lilies. She studied at Baylor College Belton and pursued a master's at Austin. She taught English in Port Arthur for five years after moving with her parents to Cameron.
The Texas Company clerk from Port Neches marries after a short South Texas honeymoon. The ceremony at the bride's home region is followed by a reception at the Barnes residence with gifts for the couple. Mrs Killen of Cameron attends. A Texas gender population note follows.
Mrs W R Hoover served as a judge for the Publicity Book at the 9th district P T A Conference in Belton where 25 books were entered. Mrs FE Becker of Bryan gave the principal address. A P T A meeting at Ada Henderson building is set for April 12 at 3 30 pm with a Mother’s Singing Class to be organized. Mrs W T Corby of Calvert will speak. Texas leads in agriculture but only 18 5 percent of land is cultivated.
Dr. Eduard Rischar has returned from Dallas where he attended the annually held Doctor's clinic.
An advertisement promotes Thedford's Black-Draught as a low cost laxative made from medicinal plants. It claims light packaging saves freight, promises prompt relief from constipation and associated symptoms, and urges readers to consult their dealer for this economical remedy.
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