Jefferson B White Editor and Manager note in Cameron Herald
The Cameron Herald led by editor and manager Jefferson B White lists officers W. O. Triggs J. G. West and a board of directors J. B. White Robert McLane J. P. Werner R. P. Jeter H M Hefley T. S. Henderson Jr J. T. Parma J G. Davis R. A Tag with advertising rates showing per column inch display and line rates for first and subsequent insertions.
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J. B. White
Robert, McLane
J. P. Werner
R. P. Jeter
H M Hefley
T. S. Henderson, Jr
J. T. Parma
J G. Davis
R. A Tag
Easter and Spring in the Voice of a Season
A reflective piece linking Easter to spring, noting renewal in nature and culture. It cites the sun, birds, hats, poetry, and ancient vernal festivals while musing on home ownership, moving, and social habits as spring connects to renewal and personal achievement. The essay blends religious meaning with secular observations.
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Olympus
Clean up paint up drive boosts civic pride
Communities seek spring cleanup campaigns to restore visual appeal. The piece argues winter grime hides cleanliness, urges owners to repair and paint, and links neat lawns and well kept grounds to community character and reduced public dumps. It stresses low cost and effort for a fresher town.
Moving Time in a Busy Home Prep
The piece describes moving time as many families juggle chores. People haul piano boxes from yards and repurpose rooms as playhouses or chicken coops while packing old comforts and wrapping furniture. The narration hints at loss amid the upheaval.
Coleman Names Men For Club Committees
J. W. Coleman president of the Commercial Club announces a slate of committee appointments featuring several new faces. Committees include Good Roads with Parma Graves and Dobbins. Finance with Mangum Cable and Young. Civic Improvements with Henderson Arriett and Fisher. Agriculture with Tucker Cobb and Lesovsky. Membership and Entertainment with Brogdon Beckerman and Jackson. Publicity with Tyson White and McIntosh. Investigation with Pradbury Jeter and Hefley. Transportation with Thomas Tag and Arriett. Rural Route with Denson Shipp and Coleman. and Home Industry and Factory with Lawrence Lesovsky and Burns.
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J.W. Coleman
Commercial Club
Good Roads
J. T. Parma
George T. Graves
John Dobbins
John Mangum
FF. C. Cable
J. C. Young
Tom S. Henderson, Jr
Giles L. Arriett
T. A Fisher
J. C. Tucker
W. M. Cobb
Frank Lesovsky
S. E. Brogdon
F. J. Beckerman
F.E. Jackson
Dan Tyson
J. B. White
Bob McIntosh
C. W. Pradbury
R. P. Jeter
Hubert Hefley
Monta Thomas
Lee Tag
Giles
Jones Prairie H. D. Club Welcomes New Members
The Jones Prairie Home Demonstration Club met in April with 15 members including new members Mrs. Viola Herper and Mrs. Eva Cox. The program featured steam pressure cooker meals and talks on Milam County club officials meeting held March 28 in Cameron. Planning for Rally Day in May was assigned to a committee, and the next meeting is April 25 at Mrs. Stidham’s. Members were asked to answer roll call with canned vegetables from last year.
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Jones Prairie
Cameron
T. B. Stidham
Ethel] McKinney
Carlton Crook
Ada Henderson dies after lifelong teaching service in Cameron
Ada Henderson, born in Washington County Texas to Harriet and Thomas Henderson, died March 30 1927 in Cameron. A lifelong educator at Cameron schools she influenced generations, earning the Ada Henderson School name in 1925. She never married, cared for her nieces Winnie and Katie Henderson, and was active in the Baptist church D A R and civic groups. Her funeral drew hundreds to the local Baptist church.
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Cameron
Ada Henderson
Twilight
Washington County
Texas
Harriet
Thomas Stallworth Henderson
Abbeville
North Carolina
Old Washington County
Miss Ada
Baylor
Waco
Lfe
Qute
Misses Winnie
Katie Henderson
Ada
Baptist Church An
Baptist Church
Memorial services for Ada Henderson honor long-serving Cameron educator
Former pastor Lee R Scarbrough delivered a tribute to Ada Henderson of Cameron who died at an advanced age. She leaves a brother T S Henderson and sister Mrs Alice Fowler with nieces and nephews and Misses Winnie and Katherine Henderson who lived with her. Her family includes noted legal and judicial relatives. Her body rests at Oak Hill cemetery where Cameron students will pay respects, as her life of service inspired the community.
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Miss Henderson
T. S. Henderson
Cameron
Alice Fowler
Brownwood
Winnie
Katherine Henderson
Ada
John Henderson
Hood
Texas
Virginia
Court of Criminal Appeals
Sam A. Henderson
Rhoades
Navasota
Chandler
Anderson
Oak Hill Cemetery
Public Schools Resolution in Memory of Ada Henderson
The Cameron Board of Trustees notes Ada Henderson's death on April 12 1927 and honors her life of leadership and faithful service in public education. The resolution includes publication to the family and local press and will be recorded in the minutes.
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City of
Cameron
Ada
Burlington Busy Bees Meet After New Home Agent Arrival
Miss Minnie Bartholomew, the new Home Agent, attended the Burlington Busy Bees meeting on Wednesday at 10 30 a m. Six members were present. Reminder: meetings are held on the first and third Wednesdays each month.
Hope Lutheran Buckholts German Good Friday Service
Hope Lutheran Church Buckholts announces German Holy Communion services on Good Friday morning at 10 oclock. The brief notice calls local worshippers to attend the ritual observance.
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