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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1928
Page
4
Mrs. Ann Able appointed temporary guardian of the estate of Henry W. Able and Viola Mie, with appraisers John T. Méie, T. PB. Ryan, and W. T. Ramee named to value the property at $2000.
Milam County attendees at Prairie View State College short course for negroes earned 16 of 33 possible prizes and first in terracing. Winners include J. L. Burks Cameron first Holstein cows James Etherly Cameron third Holstein cows and others in corn judging beef cattle hogs and mules. Special train planned from Milam County next year.
Temple Texas Mr Chisholm serves as Educational Director of the Bell County Baptist Association and is recognized as a leading Sunday School figure. The Association ranks second in Standard Sunday Schools state wide and he presides over the South Central Sunday School Convention. He played a prominent role in the Milam County Baptist Encampment.
There will be no services at the Episcopal church on Sunday August 26 as Rev. J P Love will be out of the city.
Mr and Mrs Wallace Jones Mrs Bill Copus and Cladys Jewel Copus left Monday for Fort Worth and Dallas Mr Jones Mrs Copus and Gladys Jewel Copus returned Wednesday night Mrs Jones and her little daughter are visiting relatives in Fort Worth and Dallas Mrs Copus purchased stock for the Specialty Shop and has on display a lovely line of new goods
Mrs Lillian Tuttle West, a Baylor University teacher in Waco, arrived Friday to visit her mother Mrs Frances Tuttle for two weeks.
Mrs A B Guinn of Taylor will present a style show Friday night September 7 at 8 15 o clock in the Yee High School Auditorium. The show is sponsored by the ladies of the local Christian Church.
The Agricultural Commission of the American Bankers Association promotes nationwide farm accounting education. Bankers and farm cooperators host account schools teaching farmers to log labor stock and soil inputs, inventory, and profits. Attendees are guided through step by step record keeping with bank officers offering ongoing support.
A Tennessee Extension note warns against single crop farming, neglecting livestock, soil mismanagement, and overreliance on luck. It advises avoiding soil conservation, clear cutting woodlands for immediate cash, and resisting cooperation with neighbors. It urges planning, sustainable practices, and prudent financing to protect farms.
A quarterly county singing convention gathered Sunday at the Methodist church of Pleasant Retreat six miles east of Thorndale. A large crowd enjoyed the singing with attendees from Cameron including Judge John Watson T F Hardy Judge Jeff Kemp Maidie Burnett Watson and Grace Clinton.
The piece notes Herbert Hoover courting fishing fraternities while citing his book on fishing and moral uplift. It discusses self restraint on Sunday fishing and quotes opinions on honesty, work, thrift, and money as symbols of liberty, with references to DeGourmont.
The Buckholts nine beat West three to two in a Monday afternoon game at Lewless Green Field.
State of Texas vs Paul Scheihing proceeding delayed after state requests continuance due to absence of a material witness who was prevented from attending by an accident.
In the Probate Court the Stigall Estate saw two applications for administrator. Friday the court tried the case and Monday appointed J. J. Stigall administrator of Mary Stigall's estate. Bond set at $15,000. Appraisers named H. E. Felton Henry Hirsch and Don Griffith. W. J. Stigall given notice of appeal to the District Court of Milam County.
Mrs. W. T. Shirley of Granger is visiting relatives in the B. V. Shirley household this week.
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