Pulpit Declared Vacant by Dr Red at Cameron Church
Dr. Ww. S Red representing Central Texas Presbytery declared the pulpit vacant at First Presbyterian Church in Cameron. He announced a 2:00 pm meeting of a six member Commission from the Presbytery to present its findings, with the congregation asked to attend and hear decisions on church matters. The Ladies Auxiliary are told to meet at 3:30 pm tomorrow and the Session will convene at 2:00 pm.
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First Presbyterian Church
Ww. S Red
Central Texas
Ladies’ Auxiliary
John Green
Presbytery
Cameron Church
Central
Texas
Cameron
Presbyterian Church
Goodhue Wilson
America
Conference of the Fathers
Westminister Assembly
Jerusalem Chapel
Sharp
Gillispie
Scotland
Gillespie
Westminister Divines
United States
Synod
General Assembly
Baltimore
Jesus Christ
Congregational
Local residents visit homes and share meals
Mrs. Joe Hauk called at the J. H. Starnes home Tuesday afternoon. Jim Hauk called at the Verry Strickler home Tuesday night. Perry Strickler and wife took a fishing trip Wednesday. Mrs. Louise Lorenz and daughter Alice visited the Ed Dahse home Monday afternoon. Mrs. Herman Schwarting and daughter Katherine also called there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hauk
J. H. Starnes
Jim Hauk
Verry Strickler
Perry Strickler
Louise Lorenz
Alice
Ed Dahse
Local social visits include Kinseys and Schwartings
Ed Kinsey and wife of Maysfield hosted Mrs. Schwarting after a trip to Oakville. Howard Schwarting and his wife visited Kinsey and wife for the past week. Buck Bell and family visited N. C. Canady and family of Jones Prairie. John Murff of Rosebud stayed with Buck Bell and family Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Schwarting
Ed Kinsey
Maysfield
Buck Bell
N. C. Canady
Jones Prairie
John Murff
Rosebud
Family Tuesday
Business visitor Howard Douglas in Burlington Wednesday
Henry Schwarting of Fort Worth spent the weekend with his mother Mrs. Herman Schwarting while visiting Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Douglas
Burlington
Local families attend services and visit at Thrall
E F Campbell and family Mr Linsey and family R W Edwards Roy Douglas Nadine and Merle Mitchell and Olival Canady and family attended church at Jones Prairie Sunday night. Howard Schwarting and wife Mrs W T Johnson son Barrett and daughters Beulah and Margaret drove to Thrall Sunday to visit Rev C L Spradley and Johnson parents. Mrs W T Johnson Mrs N C Canady and children called at Herman Schwarzing home Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Campbell
Mr. Linsey
R. W. Edwards
Roy Douglas
Nadine
Merle Mitchell
Olival Canady
Jones Prairie
Howard Schwarting
W. T. Johnson
Barrett
Beaulah
Margaret
Thrall
N. C. Canady
Herman Schwarzing
Weekend social rounds in Thorndale community
Lorene and Ganell Cox visited at the Cox home with W. W. Cox over the weekend. Howard Schwarting and his wife Henry and Katherine Schwarting called at Perry Strickler’s home Saturday night. Local youths enjoyed a party in Helen Jennings room Saturday night. Mrs. A. L. Harris a Thorndale teacher was a weekend guest of Mrs. Herman Schwarzing. The school will close Friday with a picnic. D. B. Douglas and children returned.
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Lorene and
Ganell Cox
W. W. Cox
Howard Schwarting
Henry and
Katherine Schwarting
Perry Strickler
Helen Jennings
A. L. Harris
Thorndale
Herman Schwarzing
Community Guests and Baseball Victory Reported
Houston Thursday and reported a wonderful time. Edmond Strickler and family of Ben Arnold were Callers of Mr. Strickler's brother, Perry Strickler, Sunday. Joe Smith was a business visitor in Cameron Saturday. Ed Kinsey and wife were the guests of Mrs. Herman Schwarzing and family Sunday. The boys of the community were victorious over a baseball game Sunday with Briary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond Strickler
Ben Arnold
Mr. Strickler
Perry Strickler
Joe Smith
Cameron
Ed Kinsey
Herman Schwarzing
Family Sunday
Briary
Gun Club Misheard Spell Leads To Political Gaffe
A candidate tells his secretary he will be at the Gun Club to reach him, but a misunderstanding prompts a reporter to ask for a spelling. He finally clarifies with a spelled out gag, “G as in Jesus, U as in Europe, N as in pneumonia,” prompting amusement and confusion about the venue.
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Europe
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Red
Clarkson
Herman Schwarting
Katherine
Ry Strickler
Wife
Oaenville
Henry Schwarting
Fort Worth
D. B. Douglas
Houston
Elmo Vaughn Dry Goods CO
Elmo Vaughn
Madras
S. P. Cross
KK. A
Www
Allace
First National Bank
Cameron, Texas
FP. CO
Detroit
Massachusetts Mutual Liability Insurance Association
Ford
Hubert Hefley Motor Co
Cameron, ‘Texas
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