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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1929
Page
6
A Cameron Texas article excerpts Elbert Hubbard on postponing payment of small bills. It argues slow payers fall into two groups, urges keeping bargains, and stresses respect and earned wages over debt. It notes creditors’ patience is limited and public servants are often cited in the habit of slow payment.
Mrs. Charles Jerkins of Loxley Alabama recounts severe weakness and weight loss before taking Cardui. She says the medicine steadily rebuilt her strength and she has continued using Cardui when run-down, encouraging others to try it today.
The article urges all Cameron residents to maintain their proactive spirit and join in shared efforts to sustain rapid, substantial growth. It warns against resting on laurels and stresses 109 percent community cooperation to avoid backward steps and ensure continued progress.
Miss Clara Thomas entertained at her aunt Mrs. George A. Thomas’s home with a 42 party. The 42 club members and guests enjoyed four tables with black covers and pastel accessories. Prizes were bridge pencils. luncheon and salad courses with iced drinks followed the games.
Mrs Green hosts a luncheon in the Deering Hotel roof garden with floral decor in Texas blue bonnets and Indian paint brush, a red white and blue theme reflecting state patriotism. Speaker’s table includes three state officers Mrs Potta Belton, Mrs Bell Austin, Mrs Cody Georgetown. Each small table features a past regent and five guests.
Mrs John Green served as delegate to the D A R meeting in Temple during the 25th anniversary observance held Friday and Saturday. The event highlighted the chapter's history with founder Mrs H P Robinson and her daughter Mrs Tamorrow Turner of Houston present.
The Ladies Aid of the Christian church met Monday afternoon at the church with Mrs. Jim Neinast guiding the lesson.
The piece argues that true world brotherhood requires universal faith in humanity. It notes distrust drives nations to arm and justify laws, and while faith in man has grown, universal understanding and trust remain incomplete.
Members of St Rita's Circle completed plans for an apron and sun bonnet sale at their regular meeting last Wednesday at the K C Hall. The items were made during Lent and will be sold Saturday from ten to five in a downtown vacant building, with home made breads and coffee cake also available.
A surprise ninth wedding anniversary celebration was held last Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs Roy Law with neighbors attending and the event described as a very delightful evening.
The article extols newspapers as guides for shoppers and tourists. It links advertising pages to practical navigation for locals and newcomers, noting advertisers attract interest while non advertisers appear less accessible to strangers.
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