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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1940
Page
8
The Daily Herald lists interviews with Cameron’s prominent businessmen on extending free delivery under the local postal system. Inspectors will visit Cameron soon as the government seeks citizen opinion. Three leaders praised the move as progressive and convenient for office patrons.
Local business and citizen voices back extending free delivery. R H Mc Intosh and F A Marek argue equal access for taxpayers and all residents. M G Cox states in a democracy all citizens should have equal rights and equal treatment including free mail delivery.
Mrs T S Donaldson of Pettibone was a business visitor here on Friday.
Mr. White argues for universal free mail delivery across the city to aid residents far from town. Mrs. Emilia Strzinek supports extending service to distant neighborhoods.
Carol Wood is attending the coaching school at A and M College this week.
Miss Dorothy Kidd spent the weekend in Fort Worth visiting relatives and friends.
The Business and Professional Women's Club met on Tuesday night on the lawn of Lillian Atkinson. Thirteen members attended with one guest Maggie Lou Aycock. After a brief business session the year’s activities were discussed focusing on the student loan fund. Mrs. Katherine K. Robbins and Miss Atkinson served plum punch and cookies.
W. E. Gaither and Dr. Jim Watson with guests fished in the Gulf at Freeport over Sunday and Monday. Meanwhile Mr. and Mrs. Bob McCown and their daughter Bobbie Jean of Shreveport spent the weekend in Cameron with relatives and friends.
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