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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1938

Page

4

Jefferson B. White Editor and Publisher

Jefferson B. White is named as editor and publisher in the obituary-like notice. The snippet lists two price points, likely circulation or subscription figures, $0.60 and $0.85, indicating costs or rates associated with the publication.

Jefferson B. White

Deer Taken Home On Thanksgiving Day

Mr and Mrs Charles Stigall of Linton with Ray McQuary visited parents Will Stigall and Jim McQuary on Thanksgiving Day bringing home a ten point deer. A Baptist Church Missions Sunday night event featured Rev E H Gunn with stories of beer and a song Without the use of Beer.

Charles Stigall Linton Ray McQuary Will Stigall Jim McQuary Baptist Church E. H. Gunn

Card of Thanks from Jinks and Families

The Jinks and Baskin families express sincere thanks for kindness and sympathy during their bereavement. They recall floral offerings and assistance with gratitude, naming W H Jinks and family, George Baskin, J E Jinks, W L Ainsworth and son, D M Jinks, Hazelwood Children, and Miss Marzella Jinks.

W. H. Jinks George Baskin J. E. Jinks W. L. Ainsworth D. M. Jinks Hazelwood Marzella Jinks

Thanksgiving Day Dinner Guests of Mrs Plentl

Mrs G A Plentl hosted a dinner with her children and their families on Thanksgiving. Attending were Mr and Mrs Homer Plentl and baby, Mr and Mrs Jewell Reaves and family of Ben Arnold, Mr and Mrs Dewey McElwrath and family, and Mr and Mrs Gus Plentl and daughter. Another daughter, Mrs Nig Thweatt of Maysfield, could not attend.

G. A. Plentl Homer Jewell Reaves Ben Arnold Dewey McElwrath Gus Plentl Nig Thweatt Maysfield

Rodney Pollard Visits Turner Home For Holidays

Rodney Pollard of State University Austin spent the weekend in the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Turner during the holidays.

Rodney Pollard State University Austin W. L. Turner

Your Pharmacist Prescription Druggist Service Ad

A vintage ad highlights a pharmacist by day and night as a community servant. It emphasizes dedication and duty, noting no holidays for a druggist serving the public since 1890.

Prescription Druggists Service

Hoyte Home Demonstration Club Donates Quilt at Party

The Hoyte club raised 12.46 from a donated quilt auction at a Saturday party hosted by Mrs. Lee Heitman. The group, newly organized, grew to nineteen members and plans the New Year’s Eve gathering at Mrs. James Elrod’s home.

Hoyte Home Demonstration Club Lee Heitman James Elrod

Church events and Christmas program notices

Luther League meets Tuesday December 6 at 7 00 p m. Ladies Aid Society gathers Wednesday December 7 at 2 30 p m. Christmas Program Practice Saturdays 2 30 p m and Fridays 7 00 p m. The Life of Christ motion picture comes to our church Sunday night December 11 at 7 00 p m admission free will offering. Public is cordially invited with family and friends. Blessed are they that hear the Word of God and keep it. Our church welcomes you always.

Luther League Ladies Aid Society OUR Church

Holly varieties and distribution across Texas and Arkansas

Holly, a popular Christmas decoration, thrives along eastern Texas and southern Arkansas bottom lands. About 175 holly species exist worldwide, led by American holly reaching up to 50 feet. Red berries are most common, with some species producing yellow or black berries.

Texas Arkansas

Philco Farm Radios Run 700 To 1000 Hours On One Battery

Parma Radio Service reports Philco farm radios will operate 700 to 1000 hours from a single set of batteries, highlighting extended battery life for rural use.

Philco

Strain Family Visits Schiller Kin In Yarellton

Oklahoma City couple Mr. and Mrs. Carol Strain visit Mrs. Ed Schiller and family. Strain is niece to Mrs. Schiller, formerly Emma Jane Slavik. Olga Schiller spends Sunday with Mrs. Jim Russell as Jim Russell visits Bill Gandy. Frank Brash of Meeks visits Mrs. Ed Schiller. Lee Schiller and Joe Zubicek visit Henry Olis Sunday.

Carol Strain Oklahoma City Ed Schiller Strain Schiller Emma Jane Slavik Olga Schiller Jim Russell Bill Gandy Frank Brash of Meeks Lee Schiller Joe Zubicek Henry Olis

Thanksgiving guests gathered at Clark home

Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Clark hosted over Thanksgiving with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Billie Clark, Mrs. Paul Arnold of Houston, Miss Curlie Smitherman of Mexia and Miss Ola Arnold of Cameron.

W. S. Clark Billie Clark Paul Arnold Houston Curlie Smitherman Mexia Ola Arnold Cameron

French grocer tells strange WWI escape tale from Belves

Andre-Pierre Cales a Belves grocer says he left a German prison camp in 1916 with Kaiser permission for eight days, visited his wife and dying father, then returned to Germany. He later returned to Belves and has not left since, asserting he remains loyal to his prewar bargain and never intends to depart.

Paris Perpignan France Andre-Pierre Cales Belves Germany M. Cales Cales One Hundred Ninth Infantry Marne Suippes Spire Wurzberg Bavaria Switzerland

Brakeman Dies After Sticking to Wrecked Copperhill Train

Clarence Howard, a 42 year old brakeman on a Copperhill Tennessee mine railway, stayed with a five car freight as cars broke away. He directed others to apply brakes and waited for acetylene torches to cut free him. He died after three hours of entrapment and five hours of rescue efforts.

Copperhill Tenn Clarence Howard Crawford

Wanted men for Rawleigh route sales across 800 families

Advertisements note immediate openings for reliable men to work Rawleigh route duties with no investment required. Offers good profits and requests applicants to write Rawleigh’s Dept. TXK-109-7 Memphis Tenn. Also lists rental of a spacious five room house near business district and schools with contact Mrs George Mayo Newton, Tel 480. Fort Worth buyer offers 50 young Hereford and Durham bulls for cash or trade, aged 18 months to 3 years including high grade Herfords and Roan Durhams for breeding.

Rawleigh Rawleigh’s Dept Memphis Tenn George Mayo Newton Fort Worth

Party Driving Helps in More Ways Than One

Denver University students devise party driving to earn money. Police have detained several drivers whose cars carried singing rowdy students who claimed they were party drivers.

Denver

Kicks Against Fate Over Third Girl

Pete Tsaconas twenty seven years old went to a Brooklyn store and kicked in the glass after his wife bore a third daughter. he was brought before Magistrate Mark Rudich in Flatbush court and reproved for kicking against fate.

New York Pete Tsaconas Brooklyn Mark Rudich Flatbush Court

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