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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1925
Page
9
The text evokes a divine garden scene planted by God with angels guarding and light. It contrasts heavenly peace with earthly beauty and praise for nature. Dorothy Frances Gurney is referenced, while a later line mentions refreshment communities serving a salad course and visitors feeling warmly welcomed to return.
Miss Clara Love and Mr. Tom Fox wed Friday at the Love home in Franklin with Rev. A A Wagnon officiating. Bride wore peach chiffon. No attendants. Couple plans a Hearne honeymoon and home after return. Attending were Louise Green Harriett Henderson and H F Smith Jr of Cameron.
On Friday and Saturday afternoons Mrs. Albert Triggs hosted eight tables of 42 players in her home to honor Mrs. Tom Law of Waco. Miss Clara Thomas and Mrs. Triggs entertained jointly as guests arrived. Out of town guests included Mrs. S L Nelson of Houston Miss Marguerite Copeland of Rogers and Miss Bernice Mace of Lampasas.
Baptist W M A circles meet in homes with 13, 9, 10 and 13 members attending. Lessons from Baptist Standard led by Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Dobbins, Mrs. Henley, and Mrs. Law, followed by social hours. Rosebud girls visit Miss Inez Evans for a day of games and a Treble Clef Music Club gathering hosted by Katharyn and Florence Atkinson.
Friday afternoon the Methodist Missionary Society met in the church auditorium led by Mrs. Charles Price. Seventeen Rogers visitors, four from Minerva, ten from Maysfield, and Bea confold Secerty attendees joined local members to hear reports from Houston Missionary Conference delegates and officers. Mrs. W O Triggs District Secretary, Mrs. R L Batte Conference Superintendent of Young People, Mrs. J B Lindsey delegate, and Mrs Charles Price presented prepared reports as the group listened with interest. A social session followed.
A community event at the Slaughter home displayed tasteful decor and lavender baskets as Mrs Gee and Mrs Martine Sopp won prizes in a conservation contest. Officers were unanimously chosen for the year with Mrs Dennon as president and Mrs Shatph as vice president. Austin High band performed at Von High School with an enthusiastic Cameron Lions Club support.
The Presbyterian Auxiliary gathered Monday at the Presbyterian church with president Mrs. J. H. Sapp presiding. Mrs. C. W. Lawrence led the Home Missions program with Mesdames Atkinson Gillis Sapp and Lawrence taking parts. The next meeting will host the annual Auxiliary Birthday Party at Mrs. C. W. Lawrence's home.
Memorial service held Sunday April 26 at Oak Hill Cemetery. Members of the Confederate Daughters led a program, placed flags and flowers on graves, and heard Judge Graham Gillis discuss why the South seceded. Confederate Veterans praised the eloquent appeal as school children decorated soldiers’ graves.
Mrs. Tiff Moore attends the National Parent Teachers Association sessions in Austin as a guest of Mrs. Joe Moore. An afternoon institute on local leadership is planned for delegates and visitors, with the convention’s first formal meeting and banquet slated for Tuesday evening.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Episcopal church met last Monday with Mrs Oxsheer Smith. She gave a reading about the experience of a woman whose devoted service achieved a great work for thousands of people amid many difficulties.
Revival services cause the Episcopal church to close next Sunday evening and urge congregants to attend the Methodist church service.
The Christian church will hold regular meetings in the District Court room with Sunday School each Sunday. Bro Roberts will preach on the 8th Sunday, his regular Sunday in Cameron.
A reader recounts an elderly woman duped into signing an order for shares in exchange for a $1 Liberty Bond after a visit by a smooth salesman. The tale underscores widespread stock swindle losses and urges banking scrutiny and reading before signing to avoid financial ruin.
New York faces a new era in agriculture as reforms take hold. Officials describe sweeping changes aimed at modernization, efficiency, and increased farm productivity across the state.
The government notes at least 10 000 local cooperative groups in the United States handling wool and other products. The Iowa Fleece and Wool Growers Association reports 2 836 259 dollars in annual business, Ohio Sheep and Wool Growers 1 500 000, Oregon wool growers 500 000, and New York Texas and South Dakota associations around 250 000 each.
A skin specialist urges use of Mentho Sulphur to halt itching eczema and eruptions. The sulfur preparation is said to destroy germs and soothe skin, clearing rash pimples ring worm. It promises rapid improvement and reduces embarrassment with regular use like cold cream.
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