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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1936

Page

12

Green Family Pioneer Dies After Long Cameron Career

C N Green, a Cameron merchant and longtime local figure, died leaving a widow Amanda and son Chas Frank. He and his brother A N Green built C N Green & Bros. Store after moving from Alabama, with later family members and associates, including Leland and Leslie Green, involved in the business. He married Amanda Stewart in 1902 and was a Methodist layman. Surviving relatives include eight brothers and several sisters.

Charles Mary Green Alabama Green Texas Chattanooga Tennessee Cameron Hefley C. N. Green & Bros A. N. Green First National Bank Amanda Stewart Durango Falls County Mary Frances Green Helen Green Chas Frank Green Ed Green Giddings Logan Green Leland Green Leslie Green Ernest Green John Green Rosebud Latour Green Broomfield A. C. Schaudies A. W. Esslinger Robert Grayson Mercedes George Eliott Gilmer George Green Amanda Green Chas. Frank Green

Our Town aims to extend cooling trend citywide

The article notes progress with central cooling and widespread refrigerator use. It observes fashioning of a cocktail hour and compares local adoption to other cities. It mentions skyscraper construction and the benefits of air conditioning as a shared advancement.

Women Seek Relief from Pain with Cardus

An advertisement touts Cardus as relief for womanly pains caused by poor nourishment. It cites Mrs. Cole Young of Leesville Louisiana who reports improved regularity and reduced pain after using Cardus, urging readers to consult a physician if it does not help.

Cardus Cole Young Leesville

Hay fever breakthrough sparks rush to London hospital

Reports say a London hospital developed a hay fever treatment after five years of physiotherapy research. The claim prompted a stampede of applications and inquiries from sufferers in Britain and abroad. Experts warn only wider testing will determine if it is a universal cure.

London United Kingdom

School Notes Update on Cameron District Staff and Start Date

The Cameron Independent School District approves English filling by an honor student from the University of Texas after Mrs Hefley’s transfer. A apportionment of 2498.08 increases salaries as per capita state funding of 19.00. Opening day set for September 7 1936. Leaves of absence granted to Mrs Robbins Miss Miller and Mrs Nabours while Mrs Culpepper resigns after long service.

University of Texas Hefley Cameron Independent Robbins

Trustees Election and School Board Selection Method

A committee urges an elective system for city schools with seven trustees to watch over interests and foster cooperation among faculty, students, and patrons. A statistician notes weight gain in hard times from cake while bread prices rise. A magazine symposium advises ocean travelers to avoid overeating.

Speed and Forgotten Faces at Cameron Theatre this August

Cameron Theatre presents Speed featuring Wendy Barrie James Stewart Una Merkel and Weldon Heyburn starting August 6 with a double romance plot. August 7 brings Forgotten Faces starring Herbert Marshall with a tense drama and a shift from dapper to prison garb. August 9 10 showcases The Bride Walks Out with Gene Raymond and Barbara Stanwyck followed by I Married a Doctor August 11 12 starring Pat O’Brien and Josephine Hutchinson.

Wendy Barrie James Stewart Una Merkel Weldon Heyburn Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer Cameron Theatre Miss Barrie Heyburn Miss Merkel Stewart Herbert Marshall Gertrude Michael Jane Rhodes James Burke Robert Cummings Marshal Gene Raymond Barbara Stanwyck Pat O’brien Josephine Hutchinson

Farm equipment show promises education and entertainment

An all day event will showcase sound motion pictures and farm operating equipment with demonstrations. Trained staff will answer questions and explain features, offering repairs and overhauls for international machines. Free lunch at noon and a chance to meet neighbors while enjoying fellowship.

Social event honors Mrs J L Calloway

Mrs Judd Davis hosted a Wednesday afternoon contract party in Mrs Calloway's honor. Italian cut work guest towel awarded for high score, with wreaths and pink renins as decorations. Attendees included numerous local ladies and the guest of honor.

J. L. Calloway Judd Davis R. B. Stedman T. L. Denson Alvin Mondick Bill Burns M. Mayfield John Cecil Culpepper John Jeter Bill Baskin George Wm. Triggs Cora Barmore Dorothy Kidd O. L. Kidd Calloway

Hardin Brothers Endorse Dr. Newton in Senate Runoff

Hardin brothers from Limestone county, Ross and Newton, push voters to back Dr. Newton over Bert Ford in the August runoff. The twins, elected from Limestone in the first primary, say Newton and Hardin combined polled about 25 000 votes of 35 000 district totals.

Hardin Brothers Dr. Newton Ross Hardin Limestone County Hardin Twins Newton Hardin

Newton Will Open Campaign Thursday For State Senate

Dr W R Newton will open his campaign for the run off primary for state senator in Waco on Thursday night August 6 with delegations from Cameron Milam Limestone Falls and McLennan counties. Newton leads the field by more than 5000 votes over Bert Ford. Cameron band will charter buses for the Waco rally and citizens are urged to attend.

Ross Hardin Limestone County Senate Dr. Newton Bert Ford Tee W. R. Newton Waco Cameron Milam County MccGregor

IGA Clerk Finds Way To Overcome Extreme Heat

Chicago residents faced a scorching heat wave as temperatures topped 100 degrees. Lucille Booster, a clerk at George Kocalis North Shore IGA Food Mart, wore sleeveless shorts to work with approval from her boss. Kocalis credits the outfit for easing heat and attracting praise from customers despite mixed opinion. Also noted are local social plans with the Swift and Dassett families visiting the Texas Centennial in Dallas and others spending a day in Austin.

Kocalis

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