Milam Students Enter League Meet in Waco
Milam County students will travel to Waco this Saturday to compete in the University Interscholastic League district meet against ten Central Texas units. Tennis begins Friday at 9:00. other contests start Saturday at 9:30. Lit events reporters convene at Baylor main auditorium. athletes at Carroll Field. District 14 contestants include diverse debaters, speakers, and runners from Cameron, Rockdale, Thorndale, and nearby towns, with winners advancing to May State University events.
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Milam County
Waco
Central
Texas
Baylor University
Carroll Field
State University
Mayor Chambers Undergoes Operation in Temple Hospital
Mayor W. W. Chambers, troubled by throat issues, was operated on at Scott and White Hospital in Temple on Wednesday. He rests today as well as expected, with Judge and Mrs. Graham Gillis and Ralph Chambers, along with Dr. Saindler and his wife of Waco, at his side.
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W. W. Chambers
Scott & White Hospital
Temple
Graham Gillis
Ralph Chambers
Chambers
Saindler
Waco
Cameron Students Shine at Belton Latin Tournament
Cameron high school sent Roy Baskin Giles Arriett Shentym Hefley Louise Owen Bob Hensley and Viola Sustek to the Belton Lat in Tournament. Miss Sustek won first in second year Latin with The World's Debt to Caesar and earned a pin. Bob Hensley won freshman essay, Roy Baskin placed third in the 384-contest freshman Latin exam. About fifty schools attended. only Waco Cleburne Temple and Cameron took first place. A reception at Hardy Hall followed, hosted by Baylor College Classical Club.
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Roy Baskin
Giles Arriett
Shentym Hefley
Louise Owen
Bob Hensley
Viola Sustek
Belton
Miss Sustek
Caesar
Yoe High School
Henym Hefley
Roy
Waco
Cleburne
Temple
Cameron
Hardy Hall
Classical Club
Baylor College
Death of Father Simon Spinneweber In Cameron Region
The death of Father Simon Spinneweber aged 71 after a long illness is reported. He formerly led St. Monica's in Cameron and served many parishes, later in Houston as chaplain at St. Anthony's Home. His funeral was in Sacred Heart Church Houston with Bishop E Byrne presiding.
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Simon Spinneweber
Cameron
St. Monica's Church
Houston
Galveston
Sacred Heart Church
E. Byrne
Knights of Columbus
Spinneweber
Poseesset
St. Anthony's Home
Mre
J. P. Werner
Cameron Organizes Strong Amateur Baseball Team
Sunny Pope reports Cameron forms a new season squad led by Vaughn Jenness, drawing players from last year’s Comets and local teams. The Fire Department gave fifty dollars for bats and balls as the nucleus, with Sharpe and Cameron aiming for the Temple Telegram race. The season opens April 19 against Waco Gassery, after an April 12 Hearne opener.
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Comet
Yoe High
Maysfield
Cameron
Vaughn Jenness
Hearne
Jenness
Cameron Fire Department
Sharpe
Milam County
Temple Telegram
Comets
Waco Gassery
Eddy woman visits sister over weekend
Mrs A J Kincannon of Eddy was a weekend guest of her sister, Mrs James Wetsed.
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A. J. Kincannon of
Eddy
James Wetsed
Cameron Yoemen Set For Bi County Title Clash With Holland
Cameron faces Holland Friday at 3 30 p m in the District 14 Bi County Championship at Lawless Green Field. The Yoemen rely on Bill Worcester on the mound to drive a fast, furious attack as they seek a state bid after beating Temple Killeen and Texas offerings. Waco high looms next after two prior defeats by Cameron.
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Cameron
Yeemen
Waco High School
Lawless Green Field
Holland
Holland Boys
Temple
Killeen
Bell County
Big Bill Worcester
Waco High
Tiger
Henderson delegates report on Coolidge district meet
Milam County farmers from H L Fuchs Ed Simms and others attended the district meeting at Coolidge traveling 80 miles via Waco in Fuchs big Pontiac and Simms roadster. The party enjoyed bluebonnets and prairie scene while discussing cotton and stock farming with Navarro Limestone Freestone Robertson and Leon delegates present.
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H. L. Fuchs
Buckholts
H. H. Camp
San Gabriel
Ed Simms
Rockdale
G. A. McDermott
Marlow
H. L. Yager
Mayefield
T. S. Henderson
Cameron
Coolidge
Mr Fuchs
Big Pontiac
Waco
Milam County
Couny
Feltons
Hamblins
Robertsons
Texas
Navarro
Limestone
Freestone Robertson
Leon Counties
R. P. Lehman
John Stasa
Tis‘ict
Impor
W. J. Linke to Display Indian Relics Collection Here
Sharpe resident W. J. Linke will place his Indian relics collection in The Herald building museum. The collection spans about 1000 specimens including a blue flint battle axe seven and a half inches base ten and a half inches long and another blade eleven inches long. A bead string from a grave is also included.
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W. J. Linke
Sharpe
Herald
Mr. Linke
Budget Report From Cameron Commercial Club Budget Committee
The Cameron Commercial Club budget committee chaired by Giles L Arriett J C Young George Gott and J C Tucker prepared a tentative 3700 budget including Good Roads Christmas Lighting Poultry Show Short Course and United Charities totals and a 2653 pledge from Citizens National Bank Community Natural Gas Co Cameron State Bank and First National Bank among others to fund the budget with additional contributions and advance payments noted.
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Cameron Commercial Club
Giles L Arriett
J. C. Young
George Gott
J. C. Tucker
E. S. Hutcherson
Houston
Anating
Colored Boys Club
United Charities
East Texas Chamber of Com
Citizens National Bank
Community Natural Gas Co
Cameron State Bank
First National Bank
Saunders Promotes Boy Scout Work in Cameron Efforts
Howard F. Saunders, former Cameron teacher and now assistant Scout Executive of Heart O'Texas Council, visits Cameron to boost fundraising for Boy Scout activities. A new troop is planned to support a permanent camp with local volunteers including Roy Law and F. E. Jackson.
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Howard F. Sanders
Cameron
Heart O’texas Council
Cameroun
Amy
J. P. Love
Heart of Texas Council
Roy Law
George Gott
L. F. Gohmed
J W. Haygood
Felix Matula
Claude Triggs
Sanders
Rockdale
Mrs Jennie T Smith Buried in Cameron Texas
The lifelong Cameron resident Mrs Jennie T Smith died Sunday April 12 at 12 45 am at her home after a long illness. Born October 3 1849 in Georgia she came to Texas in 1870 and to Cameron in 1870s. She is survived by son Robert Smith and daughters Myrtle McCine Ivy Thompson of Dallas a grandson Max Reynolds and a stepson Warren Smith. Funeral services were held Monday at 10 am at the home with Rev C A Lehmberg and burial followed at Oak Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers included Dr John Denson Oxsheer Smith Dan Tyson N Green Oscar Kid and W A Bonds. Out of town relatives attended and the Herald expresses sympathy.
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Jennie T. Smith
Cameron
Georgia
Texas
Capt. . Smith
Port Sullivan
Capt. Smith
Milam County
C. A. Lehmberg
Methodist Church
Waco
Glen Minchen
Kirby Smith
Ww. H. Hamilton
Belton
Mckailand
Dallas
J. W. Shegog
The
Herald
J D Eplen Named Agent for National Savings Life Co
National Savings Life Insurance announces the appointment of J. D. Eplen as representative to introduce the Happy Handy Cash Policy. He will canvass the county with plans to place agents statewide and inform the public about the new policy.
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National Savings Life Insurance Company
J. D. Eplen
Happy Handy
Eplen
Rexall One Cent Sale Hype From New Cameron Drug Co
The New Cameron Drug Co announces a Rexall One Cent Sale planned for three days Thursday through Saturday April 28 24 and 25 with a large ad in Cameron newspapers. Joe C Denson prepares merchandise displays and customers may pre list items from the ads for Thursday opening.
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Rexall
New Cameron Drug Co
Cameron Drug Co
Cameron
Joe C. Denson
Atlvair
Club Committees Named by Commercial Club President
Giles L. Arriett announced committee appointments for the Commercial Club on Monty night. Good Roads led by George Graves. Finance led by Bassett Watson. Agriculture led by Geo. Banzhaf. Other panels include Home Industry and Factory, Civic Improvement, Membership and Entertainment, Investigation, Rural Route and Free Delivery, Transportation, Publicity, and Airport Committee with listed chairs and members.
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Giles L. Arriett
Commercial Club
Good Roads Committee
George T. Graves
Jim Coleman
Frank Lesovsky
Bassett Watson
BE. C. Cole
Hilly Stedman
James Watson
August Gurecky
Geo. Banzhaf
J. C. Tucker
C. E. Akers
T. S. Henderson
Stanton Doessett
Bill
F. J. Beckerman
August Horstmann
Erresy Kahler
W. A. Bonds
M. G. Manhing
S. Kentenbaum
Fred Johnson
J. B. White
Ben Reichert
Jim Baskin
W. R. Hoover
L. van Perkins
S. A. Cottle
John Sapp
Colorful School Grounds Showcase Ada Henderson Yoe Schools
Beautiful flower yards in Cameron attract attention with roses such as Rett Renance Columbia Paul Neron Lady Hillington and other varieties. Shrubs like Open Lombardo Populare Salt Cedar Pomegranate Arizona Cypress Syringa and privet hedges line the walks. Spring blooms include red lilies phlox verbenia Johnny-jump-ups and pansies as native sunflowers appear. Students and faculty foster ownership and civic pride through hands on gardening guidance.
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Delphya Scott
Cameron
Ada Henderson
Yoe Hich
Ada Ifenderson
Erma Porter
Former Gangster to Preach Here Sunday
Evangelist W. H. Cook once a gambler, gangster and gun man will speak on Sin Found Him Out at three local churches Sunday. He appears at First Baptist at 10 a.m. First Christian at 11 a.m. and First Methodist at 7:45 p.m. Church leaders across the state commend his message.
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W. H. Cook
First Baptist Church
First Christian Church
First Methodist Church
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Charles Beacham
Margaret Ott
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Margaret Fisher
Margaret McQuary
Bertha Podarz
Bryant Station
Harry Timmerman
Bethlehem
Marie Hilderbraadt
Liberty
Murrell Hyde
Gay Hill
Mary Lou McCall
Leon Stone
Eldridge Rogan
L. Hauptfleisch
G. Hauptfleisch
Gause
ST. Monica’s
By Sunny Pope
Henderson
Howard F. Saunders
National Savings Life Co
Joel B. Hardigree
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