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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1936

Page

5

Wreath on the Door Sparks Christmas Memory

Ellen hesitates to celebrate Christmas without her father while Bob supports her. A neighbor recalls a wreath on the door as a sign of a home they once shared. Ellen reads a mother’s letter about Christmas past and longs for family unity.

Bob Ellen Boston Leila Jim Little Jim Nora Mother Cunningham Eden Will

Holiday Garnish Ideas for Salads and Desserts

Cranberry jelly sliced into fancy shapes with cookie cutters or a knife creates an attractive and unusual garnish for salads and desserts during the holiday season.

First Quarterly Minerva-Maysfield Charge Meets at Maysfield

The First Quarterly Conference of the Minerva Maysfield Charge convened in Maysfield with Rev N H Melbert Presiding Elder of the Marlin District preaching in the morning. Local families Davis Jenkins and son Bill of Burnet and Mr and Mrs Foster McCullin welcomed a baby girl Guendolynne born November 30 at Cameron Hospital.

Minerva Maysfield N. H. Melbert Marlin Davis Jenkins Bill Burnet Foster McCullin Guendolynne Cameron Hospital McCullin Cameron G. W. Nickels Tanglewood George Helms Gene Lorene McKee Taylor Emory Fletcher Clayton Margaret Lucas Mart Cameron Mart A. W. McCullin Laurence Murchison

Meeting at Marlin Last Tuesday Report

Mr and Mrs Dad Currey and their daughters visited relatives at Hicks on Sunday. Emory J Fletcher is reported ill.

Marlin Dad Currey Hicks Emory J. Fletcher

Carvers Language Reveals Yuletide Carving Terms

A London Tit-Bits note lists archaic carving terms such as Allay a pheasant and Barb a lobster, framing them as a humorous tongue for holiday chopping. It recalls medieval scenes where heron and peacock graced feasts, contrasting common and royal dishes.

London

Toys children favor blocks dolls and modeling clay

A survey finds building blocks as the top toy for children up to seven, with drawing materials and sand and clay also popular. Dolls and housekeeping gear appeal to girls, while mechanical toys fade with use. adults prefer toys over kids.

Family Holiday Visit Carried by Miss Mollie Moore

Mrs J S Childress and Miss Callie Young spent the holidays in Houston and were accompanied home by Miss Mollie Moore.

Red Sails Seen in the Sunset Radio Bargain Sells

A newspaper item notes a woman announces bargain sales popular with listeners. The piece highlights phrasing about red sails and sunset imagery tied to the radio promotions and public interest. The focus remains on the seller and her sales method.

Studebaker Helen Dryden

Horse Equipment Store Ad Promises Dependable Gear

The store advertises a full line of horse gear from harness to collar pad and curry comb. It appeals to men seeking long lasting merchandise and recommends new collars for heavy work. Prices vary and can change without notice, urging buyers to purchase before increases.

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