School Ledger Names Officers and Directors
President Vice President Secretary and Treasurer list five directors including B White McLane Werner J P Jeter and H M Mofley plus Henderson Parma Skelton Judd Davis and Tag. Dues noted at $1.50 per year with editor and manager unspecified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. White
Robert McLane
J. P. Werner
KR. P. Jeter
H. M. Mofley
Henderson, Jr
J. T. Parma
W. B. Skelton
Judd G. Davis
R. A. Tag
Political notices terms and cash in advance policy
Advertising policy states strictly cash in advance. Announcements run in payment order. Each ad may include candidacy mentions and all political content is billed at regular rates.
The Herald Names Democratic Primary Candidates
The Herald lists Democratic primary candidates for July 26 1924 including Luther Johnson for Congress 6th District Harry P Jordan for State Senator W K Galbreath Jr for Legislature Co M Beard for Flatorial Representative John Watson for District Judge Jeff T Kemp for County Judge re election J C Hughes for County Superintendent Mrs Katherine Robbins for Sheriff D Aue S Rogers Li L Blaylock R Todd Sanford Gore L B Fikes for Tax Assessor Miss Lelia Woolley for County Clerk H M Roark Lilian Atkinson Roy Law for Tax Collector J M Ralston Ed F English for Justice of the Peace Precinct 1 Chas SENS for Constable Precinct 1 Charles MARS H A FUCHS John W Barrett for Commissioner Precinct 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Watson
Jeff T. Kemp
J. C. Hughes
Katherine Robbins
Por
Daue S. Rogers
Li. L. Blaylock
Boer County
R. Todd
Sanford Gore L. B. Fikes
Roy Law
Justice Peace
J. M. Ralston
F. English
Card of Thanks from Mrs Ida Brod
Mrs Ida Brod expresses gratitude to friends who aided in the Essex Coach subscription contest of the Armeron Herald. She credits their loyalty and support for her victory and extends sincere appreciation and lasting memory of their kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armeron Herald
Essex
Ida Brod
Paper salesman to marry in Houston Friday night
W. J. King, traveling for the Southwestern Paper Company and known to state editors, will wed Miss Mabie Yimm in Houston Friday night April 25. King will become one of Houston's two city salesmen for the company and plans to start a new home there with his bride after receiving a license in Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. King
Southwestern Paper Company
Mabie Yimm
Houston
Mr. King
Cameron
the Herald
The Road to the City Play by Sharp Students
Sharp youths under Mrs. Fred Davis present a home talent play The Road to the City on May 1 and 2. Small admission funds split between the school athletic department and the Presbyterian church. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharp
Fred Davis
Presbyterian Church
Milam County Sheriff Sale Notices Hefley Property
Milam County sheriff announces a public auction of W T Hefley property in Cameron. Levy based on an Alias Execution issued April 2 1924 by Citizens National Bank of Cameron. Sale set for May 6 1924 at the Milam County Court House between 10 am and 4 pm.
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Cameron
Texas
W. T. Hefley
D. S. Rogers
Milam County
Bickett
J.D
O. M. Smith
W. T. Wesley
Court House
Levy
Cameron Herald
Card of Thanks for Firefighters and Neighbors
The Griffin couple expresses gratitude to the firemen and neighbors who helped extinguish a fire, naming the two young men as especially helpful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Griffin
Fresh Produce Lineup for Saturday by Giles Li Avriett
Strawberries green string beans squash and new potatoes will be available Saturday. Giles Li Avriett confirms fresh regional harvests and expected stock for shoppers.
Intermediate Missionary Society Organizes at Methodist Church
The Intermediate Missionary Society of the Methodist church met in Mrs Batte's room for its first gathering. Dorothy Denson presided as president, with officers elected on April 3 including R L Batte as superintendent and Lena Baskin as treasurer. The group chose green and glad as colors, with the watchword Each one win one and motto Loyalty to Christ.
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Intermediate Society
Methodist Church
Harriett Flinn
Lena Belle Baskin
Publiity
Sue Griffin Webb
Velma Jenness
Lola Clinton
Mrs. Batte
Christ
Episcopal Auxiliary Hear How Our Church Came to Texas
The Women's Auxiliary met on April 21 with Mrs. Love. Mrs. Geo. T. Graves read a paper on the origins of the church in Texas, recounting pioneer hardships and influential figures such as Gen Robt E Lee and Bishop Gregg, and noting Christian schools in early plans. Adjourned to continue next week.
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The
Episcopal Church
Love
Geo. T. Graves
Texas
Robi. E. Lee
Grege
Rogers Missionary Society Enjoys Rogers Program
Rogers Methodist Missionary Society hosted Cameron Society members in the Rogers church basement. The afternoon featured music readings duets and the Missionary Clinic with all Rogers members participating. About seven hundred dollars was raised led by Mrs Etter's team with donations from W B Thomas B A Guess and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers Methodist Missionary Society
Pope Sapp
Cameron Society
Indica
Rogers
Rogers Society
Rogers Methodist Church
Helland
Cleo
Etter
Mesdames
W. B. Thomas
B. A. Guess
Alex Triggs
Cameron
W. H. Triggs
W. C. Triggs
Missionary Society Circles Plan Saturday Rummage Sale
The Methodist Missionary circles met in members’ homes with four circles present. Circle one at Mrs. Julian Baskin planned a rummage sale. circle two at Mrs. Kemp held a voice lesson and collected a dollar per member. circle three at Mrs. Walter Sharpe discussed business and planned another sale. circle four at Mrs. Adams read papers and arranged a salad plate refreshment as a sale was scheduled for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Circle One
Julian Baskin
Circle Two
Jeff
Cr. Kemp
Chas. E. Gaston
Circle Three
Walter Sharpe
Circle Four
P. C. Adams
Howard Baskin
Joe B. Lindsey
Thos. J. Denson
Presbyterian Auxiliary Circles Meet for Study and Quilt Work
Presbyterian Women's Auxiliary met in three circles Monday afternoon. Circle one, six members, studied Bible under Mrs Giles L Arriett at her home. Circle two, eight members, at Mrs James Watson with Mrs Judd Davis leading Bible study. Circle three, eight members, at Mrs Jeff Avera, quilt in progress under Mrs Mary Lankford's hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Women’s Auxilary
Giles L. Arriett
H. R. McFadyen
James Watson
Mys
Judd Davis
Mary Lankford
Jeff Avera
Women Baptist Mission Union Circles Meet at Members Homes
The Women s Baptist Mission Union held four circle meetings Monday at members homes. Circle one with Mrs Walter Newton studied Roy al Service led by Mrs J W Coleman. Circle two at Mrs J J Andrews in North Cameron had eleven members with study led by Mrs Geo H McGehee. Circle three at Mrs Wm Henderson conducted by her with refreshments. Circle four did not meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Baptist Mission Union
Walter Newton
J. W. Coleman
Circle Two
J. J. Andrews
North Cameron
Geo. H. McGehee
Circle Three
Wm. Henderson
Circle Four
Presbyterian Church Bible School Sees Strong Attendance
The church reports record Sabbath attendance and plans a May First Sunday goal to grow Bible school equal to church membership. Junior Endeavor Society chartered a large truck to present a program at Ad Hall Sunday afternoon, while the Intermediate C. E. Society drew about thirty youths for a musical program. A new manse is under construction, promising a fine parsonage. Sunday services continue with rising youth participation. Pastor H. R. McFadyen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Endeavor Society
McLane Co
Ad Hall
C. E. Society
H. R. McFadyen
Easter Egg Hunt at Baptist Church Draws Families
On the church lawn Saturday afternoon beginners and primaries hunted eggs with mothers and teachers assisting. Mrs. Leo Wilkerson led songs as arrangements were made and ice cream cones were served after the hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Leo Wilkerson
Methodist Missionary Meeting Prompted by Phone Invite
Last Thursday afternoon a local Methodist missionary meeting was convened after a phone invitation from Mrs. Percy Baugh, president of the group. The text notes the invitation and organized response but provides few further details on attendees or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Baugh
The
Mrs Fred Matula Thanks Helpers After Winning Car
Mrs Fred Matula expresses gratitude to friends who helped her win a Chevrolet touring car in a contest, stating the value of their willingness and kindness over the prize.
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P. S. Graves
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G. B. Taylor
Soho
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Leo Fitzpatrick
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