Widely Known Citizen Bonds Buried Here Monday
W. A. Bill Alex Bonds 74, Milam county native and former Tax Collector, died Saturday at St Edwards Hospital after weeks of illness. He served 22 years in public office, later returning to real estate and insurance in Cameron. Funeral Monday at First Methodist Church with Oak Hill interment and Masonic rites. survivors include widow Alene, daughter Mrs. Triggs, grandsons W. A. Bonds and A. J. Triggs Jr., and brothers Thomas, Scott, M. M. Bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A
Bill Alex) Bonds
Milam County
St. Edwards Hospital
Bonds
Cameron
Mr. Bonds
Masonic Lodge
Knights of Pythias
The
Shrine
First Methodist Church
Alene Bonds
Alene Ruby
Alex Triggs
Dallas
R. L. Lemons
Oak Hill Cemetery
Green Funeral Home
Masons of
San
Methodist Church
Thomas Bonds
Morton
Texas
Scott Bonds
Fort Worth
M. M. Bonds
Wyoming
Fannie Anthony
Merkel
W. A. Bonds
Wichita Falls
A. J. Triggs, Jr
B. F. Bonds
Man Fined $100 For Displaying Pistol
Albert E. Treto of Calvert was fined $100 in county court for displaying a pistol during a visit to his estranged wife in the Maysfield community. Officers said he asked her to kill him after she refused to return to him and Treto remained in jail in default of the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert E. Treto
Ed. Gunn
Treto
Maysfield
Calvert
Norther brings sudden freeze to Texas with widespread damage
A fast moving norther spread through Texas causing rapid temperature drops and signaling subfreezing lows by Saturday. The thaw halted in places as the second major ice storm in two weeks left millions in damage, isolating 38 towns and knocking out power and communications. Fort Worth reported about 1 million dollars in tree and utility damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Weather
North Texas
U. S. Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Denison
Red River
Hillsboro
Red River Valley
Panhandle
South Plains
Dallas Weather Bureau
Oklahoma
Texas
Fort Worth
Silent Partner Advice for Husbands Sparks Debate
An advice columnist urges a husband to make his wife a silent partner, calling it a clever trick if feasible. The remark prompts discussion on marriage roles and open partnership in domestic life.
Snowfall Deemed Low Moisture By Local Observer
Cameron recorded 7 inches of snow, but L W Smith of the Community Public Service Company said the moisture equates to only about 0.6 inches of rain. The dry, powdery snow surprised residents and marked the heaviest snowfall in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
L. W. Smith
Community Public Service Company
Mr. Smith
Faust Nobles to Sing at First Methodist Church
Sunday morning service at 10 55 features Faust Nobles from Temple singing Open the Gates of the Temple. Nobles formerly lived in Cameron, his visit welcomed by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Faust Nobles
Temple
Mr. Nobles
Cameron
Success Hinges on Steady Daytime Effort More Than Sleepless Nights
The saying emphasizes consistent daytime work over excessive nocturnal effort, suggesting that sustained activity and discipline during the day lead to success rather than constant wakefulness at night.
Turning Over A New Leaf Too Often Criticized
A cautionary note warns that frequent changes of direction can cause confusion and a loss of stable position in behavior or plans, implying a call for steadier, long term commitment.
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Elgin
Broadway
M. M. Johnson
West Main
Chivo
Jong
A. E. Matula
Cameron, Texas
B. M. McEmillon
Buckholts, Texas
Citizens National Bank Money
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Norther
Paris
Gainesville
Shorty
ALLIS
Chalmers Sales and Service
W. P. Matyastik
Carey
OiZey Gt
Sos
Old Man
Minnie Stedman
Mamie A, Hefley Insurance Agency
Styleline
Chevrolet
Fisher
Grabe
Chevrolet Company
North Travis
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