Miss Jewel Joslyn Returns From Duncan Visit
Local personals note Miss Jewel Joslyn has returned from a visit to Duncan. Various social visits are listed including Miss Velma Torbett of Waco staying with Miss Molle Cass and Miss Estelle Colgate visiting in Maysfield. The piece details church prayer meetings and a house party for Miss Ruth Wiley.
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Jewel Joslyn
Duncan
Velma Torbett
Waco
Molle Cass
Bonnie Brougher
I. G. Bonds
Rockdale
Estelle Colgate
Maysfield
Gladys Barmore
Miss Owens Entertains at Watts Farm North of Cameron
Miss Alice Owens hosted a social gathering at the Rylander home on Watts Farm near Cameron. Guests took a five mile morning hike, enjoyed a lake dinner, a hay ride to Ben Arnold, and returned to town Saturday with a cheerful report. Attendees included Grace Gillon, Tressie Denson, Ruth Henderson, Beulah Dobbin, Mary Emma Smith of Austin, and Margarite Ragsdale of Brownwood.
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Misses Grace Gillon
Tressie Denson
Ruth Henderson
Beulah Dobbin
Mary Emma Smith
Austin
Margarite Ragsdale
Brownwood
Morning Entertainment Hostess Honors Out of Town Guests
Mrs. J. R. Young entertained in honor of neighbor Miss Evelyn Butts and her guests Miss Mary Emma Smith and Ruth Noorland of Austin. Visitors included five young ladies from Miss Willie’s house party and Miss Roussell of Brownwood. A sunlit progressive game was played at five dainty tables followed by a refreshment course. Hostess was assisted by Mrs. N. H. Butts and her daughters Lucile and Florence.
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Ruth Wiley
Theresia Bolton
Clarence Meyers
Ruby Lee Giles
Temple
Mary Camp
San Gabriel
Mary Downie
Austin
Sallie Kate McLane
Miss Morrison
Cameron
Rockdale
Miss Meyers
J. R. Young
Evelyn Butts
Mary Emma Smith
Ruth Noorland
Wilie
Roussell
Brownwood
Ledbetter
N. H. Butts
Lucile
Florence
Germans Cap Namur in World War II Article Brief
London reports Namur has fallen though officials gave no confirmation whether the town forts or both have fallen. The piece notes Namur and Liege defenses by Belgian engineer Brialmont, highlighting nine forts with steel domes and powerful dis appearing guns.
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London
Namur
War Information Bureau
Liege
Henri Alexis Brialmont
St. Heribert
Audoye
Suarlee
Cagnelee
Dave
Maizeret
Malonne
Marchevolette
Emines
Rain Dampens Clarkson Cotton Crops In August Report
Clarkson News of the Week notes prolonged rain hindering cotton picking as bolls rot, risking losses in the district. Rev. Burke held services with seven baptisms at Roundtree tank, Sunday School led by Geo Germany, Ladies Aid to scour church Saturday, and local improvements at J E Perkins store.
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Clarkson
Texas
Goodwin Gin
Arnold
Burke
Roundtree
Geo
Germany
Ladies Aid
Hardin
Rosebud
Little City
Hopper
Grandma Jones
Woodmen of the World hold unveiling ceremony
The Woodmen of the World Root Camp ae ae held an unveiling event Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock. Mr Paul C Tarver of McAlester Oklahoma visits relatives here and at Ben Arnold. He is a former Cameron boy and friends welcome him back.
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Woodmen of the World
Tom Hickman
Paul C. Tarver
McAlester
Oklahoma
Ben Arnold
Cameron Boy
Religious society notes and church events in Cameron
The Ladies Missionary Society of the Home and Foreign Work Department met at Mrs. W. H. Trigg home with thirty members. Reports covered pledges for Scarrett Training funds and Bible Woman support, plus a $40 scholarship. Rev Dean White preached at Thorndale and Cameron street service planned. Christian and Baptist groups held meetings with notices of rallies, medals, and Sunday school diplomas to be awarded by Dr. W. E. Foster.
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Ladies Missionary Society of the Home and Foreign Work Department
W. H. Trigg
James Watson
Mesdames
R. H. Johnson
Bruce Cavett
Cheeves
C. N. Green
J. L
Alright
Trigg
C. D. Lay
Dean White
Thorndale
White
Milton
Cameron
Christian Church
Dugger
Eddie
Aid
Sam Law
Guy Slocumb
Slocomb
Tucker
Guy Slocomb
W. A. Gillon
Watts
Woman’s Missionary Society
W. A. Gillion
W. E. Foster
Dallas
Cameron Church
Harvey Henry Page in Senate Highlighted by Comptroller
Mr. Fred Henry reports from Austin that Comptroller elect H. B. Terrell helped appoint Master Harvey Henry as a Senate page. The position carries responsibility, and Harvey is described as a brilliant young fellow likely to meet all duties. Miss Gordon Lyles of Temple and Francis Lyles of Waco visit Major Lyles at Hefley Heights.
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Fred Henry
Austin
Henry
H. B. Terrell
Terrell
Harvey Henry
Senate
Harvey
Gordon Lyles
Temple
Francis Lyles
Waco
Major Lyles
Hefley Heights
War Reality Grips London As Auguring Battles Continue
London reports a nation deeply moved by war realities as the public reflects on a battle with uncertain outcomes. Many Britons have relatives serving in the army and fear a high death toll, with official bulletins offering little cheer. The mood in London is sober, with theaters and restaurants quiet and streets crowded but subdued.
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London
Report of The Citizens Bank Cameron Texas 1914
No. 54 report of the condition of The Citizens Bank at Cameron Milam County Texas as of August 33rd 1914. Cashier Oxsheer Smith certifies the statement and swears to its truth before Notary J S Beard. Directors P Henderson FP Smith E Vogelsang Jo.
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Citizens Bank
Cameron
Avons
Texas
Milam
Oxsheef Smith
Oxsheer
Smith, Cahier
J. S. Beard
Tmat
Wonderland Tomorrow Night Opens Thanhouser Picture
Manager Heflley at Wonderland announces the Thanhouser Film Co. will present the Million Dollar Mystery starting tomorrow night with the first installment. Florence, the beautiful heroine, portrays daring escapes from trap after trap set by persecutors.
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Heflley
Thanhouser Film Co
Florence
Notice to Writers Unsigned Letters Rejected
The Herald will not publish unsigned letters or communications. A Blue Bird correspondence from Belmena News is declined unless the writer's name is attached. The paper offers stationery to arrange matter with the writer.
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Herald
Belmena News
A. V.smith
Ignorance and Prosperity in Horace Mann's View
A quotation attributed to Horace Mann argues that wealth and prosperity depend on education and intelligence. It contends that rich climates and resources fail to foster riches without sagacity, noting Spain's historical wealth versus present poverty. The passage ends with a claim that intelligence draws wealth and ideas to the capable.
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Spain
Europe
Horace , Mann
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