Bryant Station News Highlights Local Social and Club Events
Lafon Lively returns to school after flu illness. Clara Glaser spent the weekend with Vera Lovern in Corinth. Families and neighbors gathered for dinners and visits including the Overmiller McAnulty group and Mrs Elliott’s family. Bryant Station Home Demonstration Club met Feb 1 with talks on kitchen sanitation and routines, previewing a Feb 22 demonstration on tufted bedspreads.
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Lafon Lively
Clara Glaser
Vera Lovern
Corinth
Elmo Overmiller
Virginia McKenney
B. B. McAnulty
Albert Glaser
Burns McAnulty
Caldwell
Herman Glaser
Albert
Maysfield
Bryant Station
Edward Senkel
Nellie Baickstock
Masons Confer Degrees In Cameron Lodge Meeting
The St. Andres Masonic Lodge of Cameron hosted a large gathering with Milam county lodges and guests. Worshipful Master A. K. Anderson presided as the session conferred the master's degree. Miss Lelia Marie Batte of Georgetown is visiting Cameron for the weekend.
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St. Andres
Cameron
Milam County
A. K. Anderson
Cameron Lodge
Lelia Marie Batte
Georgetown
We repair radios and offer affordable service plans
The message promises radio repair services with low prices and mentions a simple pay structure. It emphasizes budget-friendly options and quick turnaround for fixing consumer radios.
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Lesa
Little Finland Will Not Survive Red War
Hand writing on the wall in Finland signals a grim fate as Soviet pressure grows. Bombing planes and air power threaten Finnish forces while outposts along the Mannè rheim line fall under heavy attack. Swedish aid supports Finland, but victory seems unlikely without intervention.
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Finland
Russia
Mannerheim Line
British Air Raids Stir Pressure as Ships Suffer Losses
The British press calls for action after German raids on territorial waters and North Sea shipping. Four Nazi bombers were shot down by the Royal Air Force off Scotland, while German reports claim 14 ships sunk. Bodies washed ashore indicate the battle's human cost amid the ongoing naval blockade.
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North Sea
Royal Air Force
Scotland
Daily Herald
England
Local notes on rain and visits in Cameron and Lampasas
Rain measured at .61 inches. Mrs. Dow Eplen, recently ill with the flu, is back at work at Eplen Furniture Company. Miss Ennis Turner of Lampasas spent the weekend with her mother in Cameron.
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Mesdames
G. W. Mann
R. T. Patterson, Sr
G. R. Blackstock
Nellie Blackstock
Gause
Hazel Christine
Anna Frances Dodd
Sharp
B. F. Talley, Jr
Dow Eplen
Eplen Furniture Company
Ennis Turner
Lampasas
Texas
Cameron
Germany Dominates Belgrade Talks with Balkan Pact Drift
The Belgrade Conference produced only a perfunctory renewal of a Balkan amity pact, seen in Berlin as a rebuff to Britain and France. Romania feared aggression and Poland and Czechoslovakia faced looming concerns as nations align against England and France. Italy shifts the balance while Turkey backs the Allied side. Greece remains allied to the West.
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Belgrade
Daily Herald
Balkan
Rumania
Poland
Czechoslovakia
France
Germany
Italy
Russia
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
England
Turkey
Greece
Wells named finalist in Ames law contest at Harvard
Peter Wells son of Boyd and Mrs. Wells of Austin and Cameron Hendersen grandson of T. S. Henderson was chosen as a finalist in the Ames competition at Harvard Law School. He is a senior at Harvard and will receive his law degree in June. The contest pits 63 law clubs from first year onward with eight council representatives from the Williston and Edward Warren clubs. Justice Roberts judged the event praising Wells as the sole Texas participant.
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Peter Wells
Boyd Wells
Austin
T. S. Henderson
Cameron
Ames
Wells
Harvard Law School
Williston
Edward Warren Club
Justice Roberts
United States Supreme Court
Texas
University of Texas
Phi Kappa Psi
Ph Beli Kappa
Harvard
Miss Gladys Price Named Farm Security Supervisor
Austin resident Miss Gladys Price becomes the new Home Supervisor for the Farm Security Administration replacing Mrs Leona Ulbricht who has moved to San Marcos.
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Gladys Price
Austin
The
Farm Security Administration
Leona Ulbricht
San Marcos
Correction on Jail Rumor About Cameron Resident
Claude Robinson denies a circulating report that he is or was in jail. He states he has never been jailed for the mentioned offense. The note is addressed to the public and signed by Robinson. Charlie Pollard Sr. of San Antonio visited Cameron over the weekend, returning to his longtime ties as a former district court reporter.
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Cameron
Charlie Pollard, Sr
San Antonio
Mary Houston to receive degree from State Teachers College
Mrs. Mary Houston spent the weekend at her North Elm home and visited her mother Mrs. M. W. Price. She will receive her degree from State Teachers College in San Marcos this summer.
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Mary Houston
North Elm
M. W. Price
State Teachers College
San Marcos
Glaser and Marek Tie The Knot In Buckholts
Willie Glaser of Buckholts and Louise Marek of Meeks wed at the Lutheran parsonage Buckholts The ceremony was performed by Rev A E Flathmann Witnesses were Mr and Mrs Arnold Jungman The couple will reside in Corinth.
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Willie Glaser
Buckholts
Fritz Glaser
Louise Marek
Meeks
Joe Marek
Arnold Jungman
A. E. Flathmann
Cameron Church League Basketball Scores and Leaders
In a Monday night Cameron school gym doubleheader the Christian junior team beat the Methodist 7 to 0 led by J. L. Shumate. The Presbyterians lost 7 to 3 to the Methodist as Allen DuBois and John Henry Wilson scored. The Catholics defeated Maysfield Presbyterians in the next scheduled game.
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Cameron
Yee High School
Christians
Methodist
J. L. Shumate
Presbyterians
Allen DuBois
John Henry Wilson
Maysfield
Cameron Baptist Defeats Jones Prairie. Thweate Shines
Jimmie Thweate of Maysfield led scoring as Cameron Baptist edged Jones Prairie 10 to 6. The Cameron Baptist team, including Bert Cosby, battled hard in a late contest that ended 10 to 7 in favor of Cameron Baptist.
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Jimmie Thweate
Maysfield
Jones Prairie
Cameron Baptist
Bert Cosby
Soldier Soapy Weems Signs Up and Sees First Jump
Morris Soapy Weems who left Cameron a month ago to join the army is stationed at Maxwell Field Montgomery Alabama. He completed his first para chute jump last week and is set to depart for the Panama Canal this month if he recovers from the flu.
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Morris (Soapy) Weems
Cameron
Maxwell Field
Montgomery
Alabama
Panama Canal
Ad Hall School Principal Creel Bridgwater in Cameron
Creel Bridgwater principal of Ad Hall School visited Cameron on business Tuesday. The trip focused on district affairs and school program discussions with local officials.
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Creel Bridgwater
Ad Hall
Cameron
Bridewater
Penn Wolf Returns From Two Week Flu Leave
Penn Wolf, away from his office for two weeks due to the flu, returned to work on Wednesday.
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Penn Wolf
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