Election at Hamilton Chapel Rebuilds Local School
Local election at Hamilton Chapel returned 19 votes for and 17 against to rebuild the school. Bonds will be issued and sold when ready. Various local notes include visits by Joe Tepera and John M. Weed, flu recovery, a Christmas Cantata at First Methodist Church, and medical updates on Miss Mozelle Bigbee and Mrs. Jackson.
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S. CC. Shepherd
Hamilton Chapel
First Methodist
Mozelle Bigbee
Baileyville
L. Bigbee
Friendly Bible Class
Methodist Sunday School
Death of Tom Bacon Buried in Killeen Amid Weather
News from Cameron reports Tom Bacon died and was buried in Killeen on Tuesday December 13. He was the brother of the late Dr. Owen H. Bacon of Maysfield and father of Mrs. Ted Epperson of Cameron. He is survived by his wife and three married children. Inclement weather prevented local relatives from attending.
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Cameron
Tom Bacon
Killeen
Bacon
Owen H. Bacon
Maysfield
Ted Epperson
William Cullen Bryant
Joseph Bryant
Funeral services for Rev. John Thomas Browning
Funeral services were held for Rev. John Thomas Browning at his daughter's home in Houston Monday at 2 pm. Interment followed at Rosewood cemetery under Morse Funeral Chapel direction. Browning, 72, was a Mason with A F and A M Lodge in Cameron and former pastor of First Methodist in 1892. Survived by wife, three daughters, two sons, one sister, two grandchildren. Local denominations mourn his passing.
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John Thomas Browning
A. B. Loughridge
Houston
Rosewood Cemetery
Morse Funeral Chapel
Browning
Cameron
First Methodist Church
Kinard Knit Shop Closes For Season In Bartlett
Miss Mattie Kinard who has run a knit shop in Bartlett this fall has closed the shop for the season and plans to move to a larger place later. She will spend the holidays with her mother Mrs Allie Kinard.
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Russell Wine
Bob Wiley
San Antonio
Velma Nevvton
Maggie Davidson
Rockdale
Cameron Hospital
Robert Wiley
Mattie Kinard
Bartlett
Miss Kinard
Allie Kinard
Borrowed Plumage and a Comedy of Clothes
Jean Gray receives a Christmas invitation from Mrs. Holden's family after a quirky wardrobe plot in the Dramatic society. Cary Endicott, Mrs. Holden's brother and director of the play, confesses love, persuading her that people matter more than clothes.
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Jean
Miss Gray
Marjorie Holden
Dramatic Society
Cary Endicott
Nancy
Mrs. Holden
Cary
Happy Jean
Immunity Tips for Germ Resistance and Health Habits
A guidance piece urges germ protection through vaccination where possible and hygienic living. It promotes milk intake for children, balanced meals, fresh air, sun, moderate exercise, proper sleep, and regular bathing. It warns against overeating, drafts, overheated rooms, and one sided diets, and notes hot water and sunlight kill many germs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
Kright
Black-Draught Clears Up Sluggish Dull Feeling
A Wynne Arkansas woman praises Thedford’s Black-Draught for constipation and gas relief. She reports morning dullness fading after three daily doses and says long use makes her trust the remedy. The ad also promotes a child friendly syrup variant.
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Thedford
Frank Champion
Wynne, Ark
Cotton bale counts in Milam County 1932 vs 1981
Milam County reports 38,884 bales counted as half bales from the 1932 crop prior to December 1, 1932 versus 68,744 bales gin nined to December 1, 1981.
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Milam
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joe Tepera
Rogers
John M. Weed
Sandow
Lucille Dickard
R. A. Maddox
Austin
Milam County
Postal Telegraph Office
Martha Rogers
Jeff T. Kemp
Nat B. Wofford
Port Arthur
Hallie Jones Wofford
Dale Ford
Miss Bigbee
Fred Jackson
Methodist
Lester Glass
John Thos. Browning
Dusek Pharmacy
Whitman
Ames Orie
Endicott
Cary and
J. W. Torbett
Marlin
Texas
Cotton Report
Geo. A. Thomas & Sons
Santa Claus
Hollingsworth
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