23 Apr 1936
Page 11
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1936
Page
11
National radio stars will perform in person at Gulf Oil built studios on the Dallas Exposition grounds. The glass-front complex will let visitors watch production while listening to broadcasts. Twelve programs can run simultaneously under a 35-member staff across Gulf Oil and the exposition.
J. C. Sorenson aged 56 was killed instantly last Monday evening when thrown from a horse. Funeral rites were held Wednesday at the family home with Rev. C. L. Boone of Lexington officiating. Burial followed at Mesquite Cemetery. Sorenson, a member of the W. O. W. Lodge of Lexington, is survived by his wife and six children: Mrs. Jasper Thomas, Mrs. William Bownds, Milton Lloyd, Eleanor of Liberty, and Harvis.
An advertisement cites Mrs. Cole Young of Leesville Louisiana claiming Cardus relieved irregularities and pain, calmed nerves, and improved health. The copy urges women with similar discomfort to try Cardus and consult a physician if no benefits appear.
The Minerva Maysfield charge met in Salem for their second quarterly conference on Sunday with attendees from the area including B F Cone and families. Local visits span Waco Temple Winchester Tyler Lufkin Jacksonville Cameron and Jacksonville with members noting new club member Augustine Horlica and upcoming Burk's meeting to review goals.
Mrs. L T Cryer demonstrated brining vegetables and Mrs McWherter spoke on tips for quality canned products to women of the Val Verde Home Demonstration Club on April 10 at Mrs Cryer's home. Brined vegetables keep indefinitely and make better pickles and relishes. The club will meet April 24 with Mrs Halstead Moore. Miss Strange will present variations of the Foundation pattern.
Miss Florence Hobson visits Austin while the Matyastik and Sons Mill advertises grinding days on Monday Thursday and Saturday for ground corn and shelled corn at 100 pound and per bushel rates.
The Ad Hall Girls 4-H club met at Martha McLain's home on April 17 with 11 members and 2 visitors present. Morning work produced 10 dresses checked, with some cut and some pinned. Materials matched their patterns and featured pleasing prints. Most members have achieved their 150 goals.
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