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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1939
Page
9
A busy period as residents from Ben Arnold to Lake Charles share visits with neighbors. Many from Liberty welcome guests, attend a picnic at Sugar Loaf Mountain, and a large crowd joins a Sunday singing event.
This old Texas store touts Sherwin Williams paints and varnishes as a quality, economical choice. It invites customers to view color cards, learn new products, and compare costs, stressing spring as paint time and the value of good paint.
Buckholts community news reports funerals in Brenham and hospital stays in Temple and Scott and White. Local residents travel to Houston Galveston LaPorte and Danbury for visits while others move to Lampasas for medical practice.
A three hour union Good Friday service will run from noon to 3 p m at the Cameron Methodist Church with cooperation from area ministers. Worship includes hymns, meditations, and duets led by Rev. M M Grove Rev Ann Reed and others. offerings for the needy encouraged and attendees welcome for any portion of the service. Baby chick sale and milch cow wanted notices follow the religious program.
The C I L District meet held in Cameron on April 1 represented Buleson Lee and Milam counties. Cameron led both divisions with C J Thomas High School sending students to Prairie View on April 14 and 15 for literary and athletic events. Notable qualifiers include Hazel Butler Emma Lee Hall in literature, Jesse Estes Harris Earnestine Brown in debates, James Eddie Booker in sprints, A P Bailey in multiple events, and Audrie Gibson collecting several field events. Principal W H Staton expects strong state results.
Miss Minnie Wohlleb of Cameron spent the weekend visiting her aunt Mrs. Al Snider in Temple, staying with relatives and enjoying the visit.
Milam county native and Confederate veteran J P Carson died at his Heidenheimer home on Wednesday March 29 at age 95. A longtime Cavilla resident, he was a prominent local figure. Funeral services were held Thursday by Rev B B Blaylock and he was buried at Heidenhemmer.
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