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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1932
Page
4
Teeters of the Cameron Herald 1878 edition details subscription options and mailing zones. The notice lists rates for six months four months and one year and notes Milam County Texas circulation with references to postal matters under federal act.
The Choral Club of the Methodist Orphans Home of Waco will present a program at the Cameron church Monday evening December 19 beginning at 7 30 p m. The group is noted as one of the best in the state and usually draws a large crowd. The public is invited to attend.
Sunshine rain and soil produce foods and plants that aid digestion. From medicinal plants comes Black-Draught a natural remedy for sluggish bowels. Thedford's Black-Draught offers relief from constipation with new pleasant tasting syrup in 25¢ and 60¢ bottles.
Boy Scout news reports the regular meeting called off Friday night due to severe weather and flu illness. Nineteen participants including 17 Scouts a Scoutmaster and leaders planned to resume next Friday at 7.00 PM with talks on the Spirit of the Troop and reports from recent Legion events.
The regular meeting was held last Friday night with an attendance of members and guests. Discussion covered upcoming events, finances, and committee reports.
The letter argues that selling homes nationwide to raise 40 million dollars conflicts with the 40 million dollars sent to Austin for school purposes. It criticizes the Highway Commission’s road spending, support for reducing county officer pay, and notes delinquent tax collection graft while asserting tax reductions require lowered government expenses.
The Bethlehem Inn pageant will be presented at 7 45 p m Christmas night at the First Baptist church. The program repeats last year's show to accommodate more viewers and depicts the Nativity scenes surrounding the birth of the Saviour in a unique presentation.
Tess joins the Lillie Mae Handley group for Bible lesson. Lotta Moon circle meets with Mrs Conn Miller for Bible study. The Lois Howard Mashburn group gathers at Mrs Larry Hackebeil for Mission study.
The trial drama Protection sponsored by the Anti-Saloon League will be held at Buckholts at 7 30 p m Tuesday December 20 in the Methodist church. A mock trial of a bootlegger sued by a widow for selling her son liquor features 29 characters. The public is urged to attend as part of the League's campaign against repeal.
The ladies of the Baptist Missionary Society will not meet this Monday but will gather next Monday in groups at 3 o'clock. The Eunice Taylor Glass circle plans Bible study with Mrs. Joe Denson, and Mrs. Preston Graves will host.
Mrs Eggert, longtime Presbyterian church leader and Ladies Auxiliary president, died leaving a rich heritage. Survived by husband and son, two daughters present at the funeral, a brother missionary in Belgian Congo, a San Francisco brother, a Dallas brother, and a Iowa sister. Pallbearers included Dr James Watson and Judge John Watson. many friends from out of town attended the service.
The Business & Professional Women's Club held its regular meeting with Miss Ennis Turner as Emblem chairman. A Yuletide decorated reception room hosted officials and guests while new members Mrs John B Owens Miss Bell Hunt and Miss Kathleen Hargrove were welcomed. Ann Stallworth appointed district leaders for District No 3 and plans for a Temple district conference were discussed.
The notice lists two grandchildren Wilma Mae Carlton and John Howard, sister Mrs M E Bradloch of Fort Worth, brother W S Needham of Port Arthur, and daughter Perry Wilkerson who cared for her. Out of town relatives include Dr C Potter and Miss Helen Potter among Temple residents. Pallbearers named Jeff Kemp James Watson M G Cox Giles Arriett Dan Tyson J L Barmore John Davidson. Coleman Eplen Funeral Directors handled arrangements.
Tire repair shop and brake service department of Horstmann Brothers Tire Store has been moved from the Green lot back to the lot adjoining the Tire Store where it was formerly located. The move aims to improve economy and focus on business with a new lease on the west lot and a new shop for future garage work.
Under direction of Ray Duckworth a male choral club formed in Cameron to entertain at church events. Members from First Baptist include A. C. Strickland G Cox John Hays Ray Burke John C. Mayfield Lehman Wilson Feltem Stephens and Dan Tyson with Robert Smith as pianist from the Presbyterian church.
Miss Ruth Kemp, currently in Washington, D C, is due home late this week to visit her parents Judge and Mrs Jeff T Kemp. Friends look forward to her return, the first since she left home about eighteen months ago. R B Rylander seeks cattle and hogs at phone 320.
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