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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1933
Page
4
The Cameron Herald records postage and subscription terms for Cameron Texas. It lists prices for six months four months and one year and notes mail matter status under law.
longtime Milam County educator and prominent attorney William A Morrison Sr dies after short illness at his home. He practiced law after graduating from the University of Texas and served 22 years as Milam County Board of Education chair before joining the State Board of Education by gubernatorial appointment. He held church and fraternal memberships, and is survived by wife Mrs W A Morrison and three children. Funeral at the family home conducted by Rev O C Acrey with Oak Hill Cemetery interment. Pallbearers listed.
The article explains how firms complying with the NRA code by shortening hours, adding staff, and paying $14 weekly minimum may display the Blue Eagle and be listed as preferred. It notes flexibility with exemptions and the committee's plan to gather information to aid compliant businesses while upholding authorized conditions.
A list of attendees includes B. R Thompson J. B. White J. E. Holteclaw Dr. James Ferguson and others. Judges John Watson T. Henderson Jeff T. Kemp and several bar members were present plus out of town guests led by L. A. Woods and Miss Edgar Ellen Wilson. Rockdale was noted as a location reference.
Washington reports outline a block to block and house to house canvass to promote the code in Cameron. Col. J D Baskin will direct speakers and public information while J B White handles publicity and interprets the committee’s work for public understanding at the Cameron Herald office.
Obituary honors T. P. Morrison for long advocacy of rural education in Milam County. He led and supervised construction of many school houses, served 22 years as chairman of the county board of education, and helped shape state school finance. Funeral held at Oak Hill Cemetery with tributes from colleagues and educators.
Sunshine rain and soil grow foods and plants that aid digestion. Black-Draught, made from medicinal plants, is promoted as a natural remedy for sluggish bowels. Children are offered a new syrup form in bottles of varying sizes.
The passage credits Mr. Morrison for his notable service to the education interests of the state during his brief term on the State Board of Education, emphasizing his intellectual development approach and the impact of his contributions.
The revival week features daily and Sunday programs including Forgetting Moral Values and The Unex pectedness of Jesus with guest singers Mr. and Mrs. William Ennen Mrs E J Douglas and Mr Kenyon Douglas. Ennen plays cello, Douglas organ. Kenyon Douglas sings The Publican and Robert Smith provides organ music daily as attendance grows.
Seven additions have been recorded to the church by profession of faith and by letter, with more expected as the meeting progresses. Large crowds attend, and the public is invited to all services.
Miss Leona Hertenburger of Sharp and Seraphine Wohleb of Cameron united in marriage at Catholic church Tuesday morning at 7:30 with Reverend Geo Apel officiating.
An old advertisement promotes Cardui as a vegetable tonic for women with weakness and aches. It claims Cardui strengthens the system, eases tired nerves, and makes menstrual periods easier, noting it has been used for over 60 years and is safe for all ages. Sold at the drug store.
A small gathering of friends and relatives attended the wedding of the Wohleb daughter to a farmer son of Albina Wohleb near Cameron. Attendants were Misa Fila H Mollas and Herman Buyer of Marnkaville. A wedding supper followed at the bride’s parents’ home. The couple plan to reside on the groom’s farm.
The Christian church announces morning worship at 10 am with the theme Inheriting the Earth and a 9:45 am Bible School. Evening service on the lawn discusses Why Believe in God. A welcoming place for all ages under Superintendent B L Archer and Pastor Ed S Mace with music by Mrs Bert Nicholson. Go to church Sunday.
J W Ezelle district manager for Southwestern Bell submits the President's re employment agreement modified for the Bell Telephone Company to the Postmaster. The code details were made public in Washington on August 11 with NRA acceptance. Ezelle says the company will comply in both letter and spirit. Local estimates of code impact are not yet available.
Mrs. Daisy Sprott, who was visiting her sister Mrs. Whittle in Gladewater for ten days, has returned home. Miss Elizabeth Sprott, who stayed with her aunt there, accompanied her mother and brother Charts Sprott on the trip back.
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