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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1930
Page
3
The notice lists advertising rates for Cameron Herald in Cameron Texas by column inch display and line rate for first insertion. It also notes resolutions obituaries and notices of public entertainments with admission charged follow regular rates.
The Yee High School junior class won first place in the Stunt Night program held Friday evening in the school auditorium. The prize funded auditorium furnishings and the trophy was donated back to the school. The winning tableaux depicted old time songs with a domestic scene and featured performers including Miss Fordyne Rylander Miss Laurita Evans Ben Atkinson Jr Miss Annette Ryan Woodrow Heber and many others in a sequence of musical tableaux.
Mrs Claude Triggs entertained the Triple Four Bridge Club Wednesday afternoon with red white and patriotic decor and a George Washington motif. Mrs Rush Thomas won high score for a colonial bridge set. a cherry candy basket served as consolation.
Miss Lois Barber daughter of Mr and Mrs F A Barber of Fentress Texas and Don Slocomb Jr eldest son of Mr and Mrs D B Slocomb of Cameron were quietly married in San Marcos Texas on February 1 1930 The bride studied at Southwest Texas State Teachers College The groom a Yee High School graduate and A M College student will continue his studies The bride remains with the Slocombs in the meantime
St. Rita's Circle presents the three act comedy Ruth in a Rush at the Knights of Columbus Hall on March 3 at 8 00 p m. Ruth seeks a secretary post but juggles suitors and family plans until a case of mistaken identities with two other travelers causes humorous chaos in the waiting room.
The Delphian Chapter met at the Ada Henderson auditorium to study The Religious and Political Development of the Renaissance. Mrs. J W Coleman gave the last lesson resume, with talks on Printing Press influence Medieval Germany and The Reformation by various members. The next meeting, led by Mrs. Eplen, is scheduled for March 4.
Next Sunday at 7 30 pm Prof F A C Lehmberg from Southwestern University Georgetown speaks on The Church College in Our Day with three talented sisters providing music. Sunday 11 am the Master will preach Winning Recruits for the Master. A week of talks begins 7 20 pm about The Church and the World Parish in the church basement open to all readers.
Mrs Bob Terry led the missionary Voice lesson at the Methodist Missionary Society meeting held Monday afternoon at the church. She was assisted by Mesdames Slaughter Johnson Plaster Lyons and Olson. Mrs Leland Green brought the missionary tidings. The ladies will meet again next Monday for mission study at the church.
Mrs C W Lawrence led the devotional and Bible study from Acts at the Presbyterian Auxiliary meeting held Monday afternoon at the church.
An ordinance prohibits peddling or selling merchandise from vehicles on streets alleys or public places within Cameron limits with a penalty of up to 100 dollars per offense. The measure exempts sales of products grown on property under control and repeals conflicting ordinances. The bill is enacted by the Cameron City Council.
The city of Cameron suspends the three readings rule for an emergency ordinance regulating peddling and street selling of merchandise from vehicles. The measure takes effect upon passage and publication. Signed February 18, 1930 by Mayor W. W. Chambers and Secretary J. C. Joseph.
Classified ad listing seeks a male or female representative for Old Line Insurance Company serving Cameron area. Promises attractive policies and commission. Address 502 West 18th Street Austin Texas. Also lists rentals: six room house on North Central with modern conveniences and Mrs Williamson contact. modern four room apartment with private bath and entrance plus telephone contact.
The Ladies Aid of the Christian church met at the church this afternoon at three o clock for Bible study. The lesson was taken from the first five chapters of the Book of Acts. The ladies will meet again next Monday afternoon at the church.
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