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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1927

Page

12

Men of Cameron Hear Judge Davis at Baptist Class

Judge W C Davis of Bryan addressed Cameron men at the Baptist church on Christian service and church finances. About 198 men attended, with 153 from outside the Methodist class, and plans for Mother's Day and a May 12 address.

W. C. Davis Bryan The Baptist Church Judge Davis Davis Texas Cameron Methodist Church O. M. Smith H. P. Black Helen Flinn James Watson Preston Graves F. B. Cable J. B. White L. J. Power Callen F. Thomas Cable

Eastern Star Official Visits Cameron and Jones Prairie Chapters

Mrs. Clara Lee Smith District Deputy Grand Matron of the Eastern Star visited Cameron Chapter Thursday afternoon for an examination and reception. A large attendance greeted her and light refreshments followed the work demonstration. That night she toured Little River Chapter at Jones Prairie with Cameron Chapter members.

Clara Lee Smith Smithville The Eastern Star Cameron Chapter

Presbyterians Here Stress Mission Work in Cameron

Central Texas Presbytery opened at the Cameron Presbyterian church with Judge W. G. Gillis presiding. Rev. H. G. Kenney preached the opening sermon from Luke 7 1. The gathering elected Rev C D Peake moderator and Rev Malcolm L Purcell temporary clerk as reports show growing church involvement and emphasis on foreign and local missions amid fundraising difficulties. Resolutions thanked Cameron for Treble Clef Club hospitality and noted a busy program of music and refreshments.

Central Texas Presbyterian Church W. G. Gillis H. G. Kenney P. H. Burney J. W. Campbell Gus J. Craven T. W. Currie D. D M. Dellinger J. J B. D. Baxter D D David Shepperson J. L. Stitt L. H. Wharton W. E. Crews Waco T. H. Lumpkin Mart H. L. Atkinson Maysfield S. J. Keeble Robinson J. R Layne Temple J. W. McLaran D. C. Burks Belton G. A Lyell Mexia John Watson Cameron M. F. Smith Georgetown Dave Denning Marlin J. H. Rogers Austin G. E. Mitchell Corsicana W. A. Smith Austin J. C. Sarrazin Lott B. Z. Burnett Marlow C. D. Peake Malcolm L. Purcell Clifton W. H. Matthews W. R. Minter C. T. Caldwell C. A. Lyell L. J. Power Cameron Methodist Church E. C. Oakley Eastern Texas John P. Kidd Presbytery Southern Presbyterian Church E. H. Hudson General Assembly John I. Kidd P. W. McFadden M. C. Mitchell

Fisher Mrs. Sallie E. Fisher Dies in Hanover at 80

Mrs. Sallie E. Fisher 80 wife of Tom Fisher died at her daughter Mrs. H B Black in Hanover on April 16 at 430 AM. Survived by husband brother W R Stewart daughters Mrs. H F E Black and son W A Fisher of Hanover A K Fisher of Dallas F B Fisher Jr of Houston and A H Fisher of Ireland Texas. Funeral held 3:30 PM Sunday at Liberty Cemetery with A B Francisco of Houston officiating. Burial by Green Bros Cameron. Pallbearers were grandsons Kennard Debbs Curtis Joe Fisher R D Fisher Alvin Black.

Sallie E. Fisher Tom Fisher H. BE. Black Hanover A. B. Francisco Houston Liberty Cemetery Green Bros. Undertakers Cameron Kennard Debbs Curtis Joe Fisher R. D. Fisher Alvin Black

Treble Clef Club Presents Program in Rosebud May 7

The Treble Clef Club will present a program before the Music Club in Rosebud on Saturday May 7. Miss Dora Emily Moore served as hostess for the event.

C. W. Bradbury Gladys Davis Wagner Lois Robbins Ruby Robbins Lydia Boedecker Florence Atkinson Geraldine Slaughter Sue Griffin Webb Lola Clinton Rosebud Dora Emily Moore

Royal Service Circle Meetings At W M A

The W M A circles met Monday afternoon for study in Royal Service. Circle one with Miss Mabel Jeter had ten present, circle two with Mrs W A Beal had sixteen members and two visitors, circle three with Mrs C W Bradbury had six, circle four with Mrs Ray Jenness had nineteen. Next Monday at the church will host a business meeting. Royal Ambassadors and Sunbeams meet Sunday at 2 PM at the church.

Circle Mabel Jeter Circle Two W. A. Beal Circle Three C. W. Bradbury Circle Four Ray Jenness Royal Ambassadors and Sunbeams

First Zone B Y P U Meeting At Little River Church

The newly organized Associational B Y P U will hold its first zone meeting Sunday at 3 00 PM at Little River Baptist Church. Expected speeches include Prof Patterson on Youth of Today and Ray Rozelle on How to Have Unusual B Y P U Programs with musical numbers and announcements to conclude by 4 15 PM.

Little River Baptist Church Patterson Jones Prairie School Ray Rozelle Waco B. Y. P. U. Federation State Department of T. C. Gardner

Commendation for Doctor Sutton on Calf Delivery

Citizen commends Doctor Sutton for delivering a cow calf with two heads. He tended the animal with care, lying by the cow the better part of a day and treating her as tenderly as a human patient.

Sutton

Photographer Refuses Portrait Amid Hatchery Display

D. R. Looney and Ben Arnold note a tom turkey heads mounted and on display at the Hatchery as a photographer declines to take a picture. The item is dated April 25, 1927, and mentions ongoing recovery of both parties.

Tor Tucken D. R. Looney Ben Arnold

Card of Thanks for Mrs. Sallie Fisher and Family

We wish to express our sincere thanks to friends for kindness sympathy and beautiful floral offerings extended after the death of Mrs. Sallie E. Fisher. The Fisher family and associated relatives extend deep gratitude for support.

Sallie EB. Firer

Porto Rico Sweet Potato Plants and Tomatoes for Shipping

SEWELL COMPANY Texas Pioneer Plant Shippers in Pearsall Texas offers express shipping of Porto Rico sweet potato plants tomatoes and sweet peppers with postpaid discounts. Prices listed for 3000 1000 500 quantities with guaranteed arrival and large quantity quotes available. 52-3te.

Porto Rico Express Sewell Company Texas Pioneer Plant Shippers Pearsall Texas

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Walden Cameron Merchants Baptist Bible Class Presbyterians T. B. Fisher Sr Treble Clef Club W .M B. Y. P. U. Meeting T. B. Fisher W. R. Stewart W. O. Fisher W. A. Copus Walker’s Creek Cameoia Herald Office T. L. Randolph John Batla San Gabriel Bob Terry J. D. Dobbins Robert McLane Co Western Life Insurance Company W. G. Luedecke Littlefield Bldg Silas Stovalle Rhode Island Tompkins E. L. Kahler Jeff Hefley
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