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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1931
Page
6
The Sharp Shooters defeated the Firemen 5 to 2 at Lawless Green Field on Saturday. Fifteen hits, including a homer and two doubles, plus rough fielding gave the visitors the breaks in the first Temple Telegram cup race game.
Belton April 29 Miss Frances Couch McKinney has been chosen Queen of Sports at Baylor College to reign over the Sports Revue on May 1. She is captain of Life Saving Corps and member of Woman Athletic Association while also belonging to Scholarship Society of the South and Royal Academia Society. The show features hockey soccer horseback riding archery tennis tumbling track and basketball with the Queen selecting a princess of sports from each group. The May Day program begins at 5 p m on the campus attracting many out of town visitors.
Sharp sparked a 9th inning rally driving in two as Bartlett and Byrd battled in a tense game. Rosenberg Garner and McDonald produced early hits while the Firemen tied it but failed to push across after bases loaded in the seventh. Cameron 100 000 202 5 100 000 100-2
Regular services will be held Sunday morning and evening at the First Presbyterian Church. Mrs. W. T. Hefley directs music and Rev Acrey preaches. Sunday school at 9 45 with Judge Gillis as superintendent. Junior Endeavor and Intermediate Endeavor are led by Miss Atkinson and Mrs Gila respectively at 7 p m. Evening worship at 7 45 p m.
The death of Jack Richards Jr occurred Tuesday evening April 21 at 6 3 o clock after being sent home by his parents Mr and Mrs Jack Richards. The infant aged seven months and twenty one days passed away. Burial was at North Elm church cemetery with Rev N D Timmerman officiating.
The Maysfield 4-H Club met April 19 at the school with 15 members present. Miss Bartholomew demonstrated on sal ads, and the girls reported on yard cleaning and breadmaking. The next meeting is set for April 30 with each girl to bring material for a garment.
Mrs. J. W. Kemp visited her mother in Hubbard City last week then traveled to Taylor to rejoin her husband who is overseeing oil interests there.
Public notice states all fishing permits on Akerman’s Lake on R. L. Batte’s farm near the Santa Fe Railroad are revoked and the area is posted as no hunting or fishing permitted. Also reports Mrs. Boyd Wells and her children’s return to Austin and Mr. John B. McLane’s health improvement after illness.
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