Personal News From Cameron and Nearby Areas
Wilbert and Wallace Dunham of Cameron and Howard Lawson of Buckholts return from a Pacific Coast and Vancouver trip then plan to resume duties at Lilly Creamery Company in Bryan. Mrs. J. C. Snead of Rosebud visits Cameron. Chester Critchfield recovers and returns to Ada Henderson school. Miss Iva Earl Heath will join Emory B. Camp in Cameron while finishing studies at Texas University. Howard Whatley and J. E. Johnson visit Waco. Billy Cooper and Dean White tour Dallas. Forty-two Leisure Club hosts Mrs. Leo Laake with guests including Mrs. Henry Boedeker and Mrs. Jack Caperton. prizes awarded and decorations feature green and orchid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert
Wallace Dunham
Cameron
Howard Lawson
Buckholts
Pacific Coast
Vancouver
Canada
L. J. Dunham
Bryan
Lilly Creamery Company
Iva Earl Heath
Emory B. Camp
Miss Heath
Texas University
Will Heath
Yee High School
Leisure Club
Leo Laake
Orchid Club
NYA Program Hosts Lectures on Personal Appearance and War
On Thursday January 25 Mrs Lina Brewer spoke to NYA home girls on Personal Appearance and future lectures were hoped for. Temple Mr Proctor shared experiences. On Tuesday January 30 Mrs W O Triggs delivered a talk on the Modern European war impressing the audience.
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Lina Brewer
Charlsie Chance
Proctor
Temple
W. O. Triggs
Wittliff Satterwhite Wed in Lufkin Ceremony
Herman Albert Wittliff Jr. and Mary Onesia Satterwhite were married Jan 27 at the First Methodist Church of Lufkin. Rev. Monroe Vivian officiated with Pauline Moss at organ and Billy Triggs singing. The couple, both of Lufkin, plan to reside there after a reception at the bride’s home and a honeymoon to Mexico City.
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Herman Albert Wittliff, Jr
Winnifred McDermott Wittliff
Cameron
H. A. Wittliff
San Antonio
Mary Onesia Satterwhite
J. C. Satterwhite
Lufkin
First Methodist Church of
Monroe Vivian
Pauline Moss
Billy Triggs
Dexter Satterwhite
Cover Porter
Wittliff
Claude Medford
Erwin Cooper
Niley Smith
Mexico City
Married in Austin Virginia Gilliland Weds Newton Bourland
The Austin American prints a large photo and write up of the wedding of Virginia Gilliland daughter of Mrs E Claude Gilliland to Newton Bourland son of Mrs S N Bourland. The ceremony occurred Saturday evening January 27 at the bride’s mother home with the Presbyterian pastor officiating. Claudie Jo Gilliland sang I Love You Truly.
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Austin American
Virginia Gilliland
E. Claude Gilliland
Austin
Newton Bourland
S. N. Bourland
Claudie Jo Gilliland
Claude Gilliland
Milam County
Cheeves Bros
Cameron Mercantile Company
San Antonio
Mr. Gilliland
Cameron
Waco Visitors and Local Arrivals Noted
Mesdames Kestenbaum Muller Miller Adolph Winfield and Hausman were Waco visitors Wednesday. Mrs. Miller visits in the Home of Mrs Adolph Winfield. her home is in Fort Worth. Miss Nabours and Bob Nabours weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Homer Nabours. Mrs Bonds and son Scott visited Mr and Mrs Chandler all day Wednesday. George Graves spent days on business in Fort Worth. Dana Kestenbaum, UT student, left studies Tuesday night to return home to Cameron due to illness. Dana is the son of Mr and Mrs Sam Kestenbaum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Rogers
Cameron
Kestenbaum
H. Miller
Adolph Winfield
L. Hausman
Waco
Miller
Fort Worth
Trent Nabours
Sam Houston College
Bob H. Nabours
A & M College
Homer Nabours
Boyd Bonds
Scott
J. E. Chandler
George Graves
Dana Kestenbaum
University of Texas
Dana
Sam Kestenbaum
Milam County Baptist Worker's Conference at Cameron
First Baptist Church in Cameron hosts the Milam County Baptist Worker's Conference on Monday February 5 1940 with a 10:00 long service 10:10 devotional by Rev Layne Cald well 10:30 One Hundred Thousand Club with Rev L E Strickland 11:00 reports 11:15 association unit in Baptist life led by Rev J F Havelick 11:45 special music 11:50 sermon by Rev J O Mormon 12:30 lunch and 1:30 board meetings
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Milam County
Baptist Worker’s Conference
First Baptist Church
Cameron
Layne Caldwell
L. E. Strickland
J. F. Havelick
J. O. Mormon
Ad Hall Girls Rout Y Nurses 86 to 21 in Final Game
Ad Hall girls defeated the Y Nurses 86 to 21 as Nemic led with 22 points. Strong team defense limited the Nurses and Huckbee starred for Temple. Ad Hall next plays Troy Wednesday at Cameron Yoe High gym.
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Ad Hall
Y Nurses
Nemic
Huckbee of
Temple
Troy
Cameron Yoe High
Christian Science Sunday Lesson Set for February 4
The weekly Lesson Sermon on Love includes Romans 5 5 and Matthew 18 21 22 with a Science and Health quote on faith and love. In social notes Mr and Mrs Ernest Dakel hosted a dinner honoring Mr and Mrs Bob Busker of Lott celebrating their 10th wedding anniversary with guests H L Dakel William Shenker and Robt Lee Dakel.
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Churches of Christ
Scientist
Peter
Jesus
Mary Baker Eddy
God
Ernest Dakel
Bob Busker
Lott
H. L. Dakel
William Shenker
Robt
Lee Dakel
F. D. R. Celebrates Birthday At White House
President Roosevelt marked his birthday in the White House with caller visits and a plan for a 10 pm address. Birthday balls across the nation, including Cameron, raise funds for the Warm Springs Foundation aiding polio prevention and cure.
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Roosevelt
White House
Washington
United States
Cameron
Warm Springs Foundation For the
Bob Blake Injured at Carey Lumber Yard
Bob Blake, employee at the Carey Lumber Company in Cameron, was hurt Monday morning when timbers he stacked in a bin fell on his feet. The brace in the bin caused the lumber to shift, and Blake will stay home a few days to recover.
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Bob Blake
Carey Lumber Company
Cameron
A. E. Matula
Blake
Wm. P. Carey Lumber Company
Hitler TV address outlines aims of national socialism
Adolf Hitler spoke to the German Reich at 1 p.m. CST to stress war aims of national socialism. The 51 year old chancellor, who rose from prison to lead Germany, declared the aim to stamp out dissent and make Germany secure for a thousand years.
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Adolf Hitler
Chancelor
Germany
Reich
Hindenburg
Hitler
Black Hawk Ointment Ad and Parma Radio Service
STOP THAT ITCHING claims relief for Athlete's Foot Eczema Itch Ringworm with Black Hawk Ointment priced 50¢ and $1 DUSEK PHARMACY. Parma Radio Service advertises radio repairs with contact numbers 104 and 580.
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Dusek Pharmacy
Baptist Conference Sunday on Educational Building Award
The First Baptist Church will convene next Sunday morning to consider a unanimous Building Committee recommendation on awarding the contract for the new Educational Building. Nine bids were submitted with the low at 16841 dollars and the high at 18254.50 dollars.
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Baptist
First Baptist Church
Building project moves toward construction this week
The Building Committee expects construction to start within days and finish by June 11. Pastor Rev. W. M. Cloyd urges every member to attend the conference next Sunday morning.
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W. M. Cloyd
Radio Call 104 or 580 Repair and Farm Trade Offer
Repair any make or model radio call 104 or 580. Will exchange a pair of mules for four heifers. D. W. Childers, Rt. 2, Cameron. ltp.
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Parma Radio Service
D. W. Childers
Rt. 2
Cameron
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J. C. Snead of
Rosebud
Chester Critchfield
Ada Henderson School
Lee Batte Harvey
Riley Storey
Galveston
Houston
Storey
Chester Anes
Dick Holley
Howard Whatley
J. E. Johnson
Billy Cooper
Dean White
Dallas
NYA Program
Satterwhite-Wittliff
Inez Slaughter
Ruth Griffith
Temple Life Insurance Company
Texas
Vernon Roberts
W. B. Smith
HALL
Christian Science Services
F. DD. R. Fit AS Fiddle
Heatt Lumber Yard
Carey Lum
Taras
A. Carey
Cameron, Texas
J. O. Mitchell
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