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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1935
Page
5
The Bohemian prince known as Good King Wenceslas died in 935 after being killed by his brother Boleslav. The carol immortalizes him for his kindness to the poor and needy. He is regarded as Bohemia’s patron saint.
Aunt Martha, alone by the window amid snow and memories, prepares festive treats for imagined guests. The blizzard brings real carol singers who get lost in the storm, and she welcomes them with warmth and a joyous Christmas feast.
Bob Todd returns to Houston to resume work after a weeks vacation with parents Mr and Mrs G C Todd. Wilma McCollum of Burlington visits sister Mrs Grady Clifton. The community hosts a party at Mrs G Clifton Exits home. Lambert returns home after months in Port Worth. Tim Mitchell family and Mr and Mrs Gene Burnett visit Lott. Menvy and Pete Garnett return from West Texas. Many attend the Cameron circus. Elizabeth Robbins has been ill for a week.
Instruction advises cutting the base to expose new surface and placing the tree in water with an aspirin tablet added. The aim is to keep the tree green and flourishing on display.
Mrs Ray Mullins of Safe Ark endorses Thedford s Black-Draught for constipation biliousness and the weary feeling from sluggish bowels. She and her husband both use it and praise its refreshing relief and pleasant Syrup of Black-Draught for children.
Cameron City Council approves bond issuance up to 36000 for a Physical Education and Vocational Building for the Cameron Independent School District. A $19800 federal grant hỗs the project and a base bid of $53700 from C C Rameey of Waco is contingent on voter approval.
City of Cameron proposes a December 27, 1935 election to authorize bonds up to 36000 dollars payable 1937 to 1952 with interest not exceeding 4 percent. Funding via a new 15 cent school tax. election to be held at City Hall with William Kenderson as manager.
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