Memorial Day Exercises Planned for Confederate Veterans
Annual Memorial Day observance for Confederate soldiers set for Sunday April 22 1917 at the Presbyterian church. Confederate veterans and the U D C will lead with a music program directed by Miss Bonnie Brougher. Flowers due at Mrs Robt McLane by 3:00 pm Saturday. All invited to church at 2:30 pm. Car owners asked to transport veterans and flowers to cemeteries.
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Presbyterian Church
Bonnie Brougher
Robt McLane
Texas Wonder Cure Promises Kidney and Bladder Relief
Advertisement notes Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles and related aches. A bottle is two months of treatment, mailed if needed, with a $1 price. Mentions Dr. E. W. Hall and distribution by druggists. Also reports Mesdames Brown and Streetman travelling to Fort Worth and Weatherford.
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Texas Wonder
Texas
E. W. Hall
Olive Street
St.Louis
Thorndale Boosters Plan Loyalty Day Event
A Thorndale visit by Hon. T. N. Herring and the Thorndale Champion's team aims to promote a Loyalty Day on Saturday April 21. Cameron is urged to participate as crowds are expected to be large with a 10 am program headlined by District Attorney W. C. Davis and a speech on the flag. At noon a 20 by 30 flag will be raised to 100 feet.
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Thorndale
Prince of Good Fellows
T. N. Herring
Cameron
Herring
Gram
W. C. Davis
Chamberlain
Herald Subscriptions Offer Worth One Dollar per Year
Readers are urged to subscribe to the Herald for $1.00 yearly, touted as a valuable offer. The pitch emphasizes affordability and the newspaper’s ongoing coverage.
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Herald
Reed Sells Auditorium Hotel to Bryan Hotel Man
A notable deal closed last week as F W Reed proprietor of the Auditorium hotel sold the property to J S Doane an experienced hotel man from Bryan. Doane has assumed charge and will run the hotel along the same liberal lines. The Reeds have moved to Bryan.
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F. W. Reed
Auditorium Hotel
J.S. Doane
Bryan
Doane Family Moves to Cameron as Auditori um Management Shifts
The Herald notes the removal of a respected local family and extends best wishes as Mr. and Mrs. Doane relocate to Cameron. Mr. Ss. A. Cottle of Brenham now oversees the Auditori um, and also runs a hotel owned by Mr. Doane, guiding operations during the transition.
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Herald
Cameron
How to Ease Insomnia With Diet and Cham berlain Tablets
The notice suggests indigestion disrupts sleep and offers a remedy of a light supper without milk and one Cham berlain's Tablet after dinner. It claims better rest will follow and notes April availability of the product.
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Chamberlain
Miss Harriet Henderson Hostess For Sixteenth Birthday
The Henderson home hosted a dinner party Monday evening in honor of Miss Harriett Henderson's sixteenth birthday. Pink and white decor framed the dining room with pink marine drapery and clematis vines. Eighteen invited girls sat to a three course menu featuring fried chicken, olives, creamed potatoes, beets, rice, gravy, peach preserves and pineapple salad.
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T. 5
Henderson
Harriett Henderson
Birthday Dinner for Henderson Family Girls Enjoy Virginia Reel
Saltine crackers and a pink and white birthday cake with six teen pink candles set the scene. During dinner each girl gave a toast led by Mr Tom Henderson Jr as toastmaster. Mrs T S Henderson and Miss Mary Lake Henderson delivered clever toasts. Guests assisted in the dining room by Misses Winnie and Mary Lake Henderson and Mrs T 5 Henderson. The event ended with a reception and dancing the Virginia Reel and other dances.
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Tom Henderson Jr
T. S. Henderson
Mary Lake Henderson
Winnie
T. 5. Henderson
Shakespeare club meets with Mrs Roy Peter for King Leah act
The Shakespeare club gathered Tuesday afternoon with Mrs R P Peter leading. Roll call used quotations from King Leah as they studied act five with Mrs Roy Peter presiding and Mrs T B Henderson delivering a paper on Retribution as illustrated in the play King Leah.
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Shakespheare Club
R. P. Peter
King Leah
Roy Peter
T. 8. Henderson
W. O. W. Entertainment Attended by Burke Shutz and Cummings
Messrs J C Burke Shutz and Cummings attended the W O W entertainment at Yarrelston on Thursday night.
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Messrs
J. C. Burke, Shutz and Cummings
W. O. W. Entertainment
Yarrelston
Pastor Invites Judge Gillis for Branchville Baptist Talk
The pastor of the Branchville Baptist church invited Judge Gillis to address the congregation on Christian Citizenship. Gillis delivered the speech Saturday night, accompanied by Mr. Jeff Kemp as he spoke to attendees.
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Baptistist Church
Branchville
Gillis
Jeff Kemp
Fort Worth social visits and local ads from April paper
Miss Natalee McCord visits Mrs. Tom Sampson in Fort Worth while Miss Pearla White visits Mrs. R. H. McIntosh and friends in the city. For sale single comb Leghorn eggs at 1.50 per setting of 15. Ford car ads urge early orders. Post Office building contract awarded to Illinois party with work to begin within sixty days. BAL LARD'S SNOW LINIMENT promoted for rheumatic pain. Egg wanted with high seasonal price. Lost cameo brooch between Mrs Bosley and Raymond Sharpe. Local buyers advertise eggs and prices. Rheumatic relief from Chamberlains Liniment recommended.
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Raymond Sharpe
F. A. Green
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Mesdames
R. D. Brown
W. B. Streetman
Fort Worth
Girls’ Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Sallie Kate McLane
Alice Lawrence
Thorndale Boosters
Fr. W. Reed
Gar Owners
Dallas
Houston
Cameron, Texas
Dobbins Grocery
Tennessee
Aammer
Jor
Englis
Ells
California
Harriet Henderson
Marshall Chambers
Santa Fe
Connection
Bell Telephone Service
THE
Southwestern Telegraph & Telephone Company
Natalee McCord of
Tom Sampson
Miss Pearla White
Longview
Mrs
R. H. McIntosh
City
Chambers Auto & Supply Company
Ballard
Young’s Drug Store
W. S. Clarke
Dick Clarke
Rockdale
F. al Green
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