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Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1921

Page

16

Mission Study Meeting of M. E. Society

Last Monday afternoon the M. E. ladies met with Mrs. Pope Sapp with thirty in attendance. Mrs. W. O. Triggs led the session on Mission Study and charity verses were read. Mrs. Triggs home featured pink roses and pinks, and a business session elected Mrs. H. L. Luckett as superintendent of Social Service to succeed Miss Mollie Moore. The gathering closed with sandwiches and ice tea served by Mrs. Triggs and Mrs. Walter Sharpe.

M. E. Missionary Society M. E Pope Sapp W. O. Triggs Roscall R. D. Brown Giles Arriett Mary Henderson Brown Dan Tyson J. H. Sapp Sapp

Milam County Baptist Auxiliary to Hold All Day Session

A large crowd of ladies met in a church for a bus iness session last Monday. An all day Milam County Association session is planned for Tuesday with delegates from across the county. Dinner will be served on the lawn. Special speakers include Dr Hardy of Taylor College Belton and Mr M T Anderson of Temple.

Milam County Association of the Church Hardy Taylor College Belton M. T. Anderson Temple

Presbyterian Auxiliary Circles Map Yearly Plans and Socials

Circle No 1 met with Mrs Charlie McDermott eight members and a visitor. They plan to sew for the orphanage Tex Mex, sell candy at the post office Saturday, read stories, and raise funds. A chicken salad tea followed and a tour of Mrs McDermotts new home was enjoyed.

Circle No Charlie McDermott Mrs. McDermott Circle No. 2 Jim Watson N. H. Butts R. Philligis Home Missions Circle No. 3 R. H. Brown E. N. Shaw

Pink and White Real Cream Dessert Service Attends Club Event

The gathering included special guest Mesdames A. H. Badger of Dallas and numerous members and attendees. Walter and George Thomas, Trent Newton, Preston Graves, Dan Tyson, J. W. Coleman, Paul Medsker, Tom Tenderson Jr., R. D. Brown, Simmie Burns, J. L. Clinton, A. S. Hearrell, Judd Davis, Jim Baskin, W. A. Bonds and others were present along with club members.

Mesdames A. H. Badger Dallas Walter and George Thomas Trent Newton Preston Graves Dan Tyson J. W. Coleman Paul Medsker Tom Tenderson, Jr R. D. Brown Simmie Burns J. L. Clinton A. S. Hearrell Judd Davis Jim Baskin W. A. Bonds

History Club Meets for Discussion and Refreshments

The History Club met Tuesday with Miss Winnie Henderson. Members answered roll call with clever sayings from the State Press. Amelia Williams and Minnie Wolf led a debate on the Columbia treaty question. Mrs. C. D. Lay spoke on conditions in Ireland. Light refreshments were served.

Winnie Henderson Amelia Williams Minnie Wolf C. D. Lay Ireland

Local Advertisements and Family Notes Totals

Wilkerson Bros advertises 80x38 tires at 16 dollars and an Overland Sedan at 1660 dollars. The page records visits by Mr and Mrs Oxsheer Smith to Galveston, Collins Mitchell storage for winter clothes, Lindsay family associations in Waco and a wedding tour for Mr and Mrs Jim Baskin, plus a note on Jack Logan earning university honor roll and a used Ford Roadster sale at 275 dollars.

Mrs Rutland returns home with mother from Ross visit

Mrs. Mattie F. Rutland recently visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Ross for two months and left this morning for Chattanooga Tennessee, accompanied by her mother as far as Dallas. The Moody farm near Minerva received a new $4 derrick built by Mexia's Big Building Crew for the Milam County Development Syndicate. Syndicate head driller Bagget is in Wichita Falls and will return early next week to spud in. Cameron Furniture Company outfits the jury room with iron beds springs and chairs. The beds are praised as comfortable and better than sleeping on.

Mattie F. Rutland Mexia Moody Farm Minerva Milam County Development Syndicate Bagget Wichita Falls Cameron Furniture Company

Collins and Mitchell Offer Free Winter Coat Storage

Collins and Mitchell announce complimentary storage of winter clothing for customers. The service covers coats jackets and other outerwear with no charge. No time limit is stated. The offer aims to ease seasonal wardrobe transitions for shoppers.

Subscribe for the Jewish Missionary Magazine

Subscription offer for the Jewish Missionary Magazine at one dollar per year. Mail to F. A. Hernandez or visit 2654 Marion Ave, New York City. 50-31.

Jewish Missionary Magazine F. A. Hernandez Marion Ave New York City

Business World Ad Promises High Salaries Through Home Study

A bold recruitment piece touts a Harvard claim on brain power and asserts most men earn little weekly. It promises to raise readers into high salaries via a home study department, boasting 4485 enrollments, full courses at half the cost, and a large faculty with modern office equipment.

James Harvard America

Dandruff Goes Hair Stops Falling Ad Prospect

An advertisement claims dandruff disappears after using Dander ine with immediate effect. It promises hair becomes twice as abundant and glossy, radiantly alive, and offers an 85 cent bottle for purchase.

Chevrolet refund plan promises savings on prices

The article notes raw material prices near new lows and inventories adjusted to the bottom of the market enabling a quantity production proposal. It mentions that buyers of model Nine Ty-Four Chevrolets under the price guarantee from last October will benefit, with about four million dollars to be refunded, some entering Milam county.

Chevrolet Motor Company Milam County

Pape's Diapepsin Offers Quick Indigestion Relief

The advertisement claims Pape's Diapepsin provides instant relief for indigestion gases and heartburn. It promises rapid stomach correction allowing continued enjoyment of favorite foods and notes a large case costs only a few cents.

Pape

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W. A. Gillon Baptist Auxiliary Presbyterian Bridge Club Fritz Fahrendorf Lorenz Tom Henderson, Jr H. F. Smith, Jr J. B. Rector Buckholts Jeff Lewis Graham Gillis W. A. Gilson Hilly Stedman George Graves Paul Neron J. C. Tucker Graves John Mangum History Club Wilkerson Bros Mrs. Oxsheer Smith Galveston Wither Collins & Mitchell Bascum Lindsey Waco T. N. Lindsay Grace Lindsay R. S. Barnes Joe Lindsay Leland Green Jack Logan Cameron High School Texas University Little River Fort Worth Tyler Commercial College Tyler, Texas Triggs Dry Goods Co Cameron Texas
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