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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1925
Page
2
Dallas Times Herald and Houston Chronical publish works by Max Reynolds formerly of Cameron, grandson of Mrs. Jennie T. Smith of Cameron. The pieces highlight a local poet gaining attention in Texas newspapers.
Poem honors a World War I fallen youth. The speaker salutes a brave boy who died in France, resting under a cold night sky as violets grow on his grave. The verse pledges respect and eternal peace for the departed boy.
A speaker declares love reserved in the heart and vows to lock it away. The imagery implies a private, eternal devotion with no chance of others sharing the cherished beauty. The tone is intimate and reverent.
A dramatic inscription extols Cecil John Rhodes as an empire builder and idealist. The text frames his tomb among white rocks in an African setting as night sounds and a wounded cry echo the scene.
A poem-like fragment contrasts a white gold and crimson tea jar embossed in pale silver with a jade jar from China. It hints at cold, uninviting jade and a spectrum of small friendly jars in bright yellow pink purple and orange tones, touching lips but offering a cold gaze.
Calm description of a small stream with bees, butterflies, and ancient trees. The scene captures a timeless riverbank where clear water mirrors the sky and the breeze moves softly among branches and blossoms.
A vivid early morning scene unfolds with the sun bursting through rose painted skies. The speaker invites the light into the day as colors wash the horizon in gold purple hues.
Lyons McCall, a Cameron transfer to Texas State Normal College, rose from early injuries to become a key Bobcat back. He recovered from a broken ankle and later a broken shoulder to star in the ground game, earning a reputation as a dangerous end runner and steady force on the team. He is expected to contend for all-TIAA honors in his final Bobcat season.
Notice states the will of George Hall, deceased, will be heard at the next term of the Cameron Court, beginning December 7, 1925, at the Court House in Cameron. Interested parties may appear to contest. return of service to be endorsed on the writ by the clerk. Dated November 24, 1925.
Local notice urges Doan's Pills as a kidney stimulant diuretic for backache dizziness and urinary disorders. Mrs. A E Brady of Cameron reports relief after using one box with Doan's Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. 60 cents at dealers.
Three youths were injured in a Thanksgiving day car crash on the way to a football game between Hearne and Bryan. Driver John M. Parker and another Hillsboro boy escaped with minor injuries while Roy Tittle suffered serious injuries. Oxsheer Smith of Cameron’s Citizens National Bank took the unconscious passenger to Bryan Hospital.
Mrs Aurlick of Austin District meeting with representative ladies from the Baptist church of Milam County on Tuesday to confer on district matters. The gathering focused on cooperative efforts between educators and church community members.
Milam County court receives application from S A Hall for determination of distribution in estate of George Hall deceased. Persons interested are directed to respond before the return day. Publication required weekly for ten days prior to return.
The Cameron session outlined plans for the next Study Book The Plan of Salvation. Milam County Baptist churches were well represented with Mesdames Conn Miller J C Martin Dan Gunn Harve Dobbins Joe Denson W H Henley 8 M Burns Jr F J Beckerman E S Hutcherson Preston Graves Bertha Brewer and Misses Lily May and Mabel Jeter attending and reporting a pleasant and profitable gathering.
An enjoyable banquet was hosted for the Jessie Guffey Bible Class with attendees sharing fellowship and a meal. The event highlighted community ties and faith based activities in the group.
At the basement gathering of the Methodist church on Friday evening sixteen girls and Mrs. R. S. Marshall attended a table program of impromptu readings and talks. Officers elected: Nora Adams president, Louise Harrell vice president, Ima Wilson secretary.
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