Cameron nominates candidate for City Mayor post
The author thanks the people of Cameron for their overwhelming support in yesterday's vote, declaring a nomination for the office of City Mayor and expressing heartfelt gratitude for the trust shown.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1946
Page
8
The author thanks the people of Cameron for their overwhelming support in yesterday's vote, declaring a nomination for the office of City Mayor and expressing heartfelt gratitude for the trust shown.
In a gracious post election message Jim McGoldrick thanks voters for a large victory and extends goodwill to supporters of his opponent. He pledges to work with all Camero n residents to serve as City Marshal and keeps his word to do his best.
Clarkson School hosts a Friday night community party on February 15 1946 with good music and refreshments. Adults pay 10 cents admission and candidates are invited to attend.
A Rockdale citizen laments lack of law enforcement traffic control and jail facilities. The writer urges city officials to unite, update fees, and invest in growth and safety to prevent future incidents and tragedies.
Mr. Roark of Rockdale, Milam County, announces his candidacy claiming a record as a progressive citizen, hard worker, and capable leader. He pledges best efforts and efficient service if elected, noting his birth in Rockdale and Thorndale in 1922 and his postwar return to serve his native state and county.
The sermon lesson on Spirit will be read in all Christ Scientist churches on Sunday February 10. The Golden Text is The spirit searcheth all things yea the deep things of God from I Corinthians 2 10.
The Lesson-Sermon includes Jeremiah 23 24 and a passage from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy stating Spirit is infinite and has no opposite. Mrs Alice Choate and her daughter Mattie return from a week with Mr and Mrs Tommie Choate in Texas City.
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