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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1939
Page
5
Multiple real estate deeds from Cameron and surrounding towns list transfers of hundreds of acres and parcels, with buyers, sellers, and prices ranging from 10 to 1 500 dollars. Interspersed are vehicle listings including Dodge and Chevrolet models from local dealers.
The Burlington Study Club, sponsored by St. Michael's Church, organized at the home of John P. O'Neill on Thursday February 2 at 2 30 p m. The discussion covered whether Communism opposes Democracy the Social Question duties to the state and the symbolism of church candles.
Mrs S W Mullins age 36 died at her Dallas home January 24 1939 after a two year illness. Funeral at Milano Baptist Church with Rev L E Strickland. burial in Milano cemetery. Survived by husband S W Mullins Dallas. parents Ed and Mrs Black Milano. three brothers George Dallas Collier San Antonio Alvin Milano. sister Mrs R B Woods Milano. Born August 11 1902. in Milano. lived in Dallas sixteen years and worked in millinery. Married April 1 1927.
Miss Patsy Reaves of Walkers Creek joined Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brewer and several friends for a Saturday night Roosevelt ball in Waco.
Sunday afternoon in Oak Hill Cemetery Sarah McCalla Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution dedicated a bronze tablet at the grave of Mrs. George Tiffany Moore a former chapter member. Regent Mrs Thomas W Adams presided. Rev A D McCary offered invocation as the Methodist choir sang and friends attended. Mrs W G Gillis paid tribute to Mrs Moore's life and character.
A citizen and Cameron PTA member described as a valued school board trustee officer in the DAR Chapter are reviewed.
Miss Porter urged the Bryant Station Club to maintain year round food supplies at its January 20 meeting hosted by Mrs. G H Beckhusen. They discussed garden planning for vegetables and fruits all year and recommended ten hens per family member and two cows per family. Mrs Beckhusen presided as president with yearbooks filled at a brief business session.
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