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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1930
Page
6
Ardmore Oklahoma resident Mrs. Czarina Doke recalls long battle with indigestion. After using Black-Draught she improved, gained weight, and regained appetite. She says a pea sized dose four to five times daily for several days led to lasting relief. The product has been used for about a century.
Dr. R. V. Pierce, once a Pennsylvania physician, later practiced in Buffalo New York and promoted his Golden Medical Discovery. The tonic claims to aid digestion enrich the blood and clear pimples and eruptions. Available in tablet or liquid form from druggists.
Mr and Mrs H C Keith and son Kenneth traveled to Dallas for the one day State Convention of Frigidaire dealers held at the Baker Hotel. About 600 dealers and salesmen attended from San Antonio Houston Fort Worth Dallas and El Paso. A total of 9500 in gold was awarded to salesmen. H C Keith received 100 in gold and a four diamond pin. Kenneth Keith was honored as third high man in the Houston territory. The convention showcased new equipment including the hydrator and delegates pledged 25 percent more business than 1929.
Mrs Paul Brast visits sister Mrs Herman Schwarting in Temple. Will Kuhn and wife welcome a baby girl born February 13. Several locals attend shows in Rosebud and visit Kinsey and McAfee homes. Jim Hauk travels to Dallas. Joe Hauk and wife announce a baby boy born February 16. Burke Bell family hosts Sunday dinner with Sarah Bell.
Miss Aetna Smith introduced a new awards idea during a Friday afternoon bridge gathering. She entertained members with a distinctive approach to recognizing participants and shared plans for future events.
The Christian Church reports rising Sunday attendance with 63 in Sunday school last week and a record offering. A special address on Washington's birthday titled The First Great American will be given at 7 15 p m. Six year old David Wade leaves for the Juliette Fowler Home in Dallas after showing notable singing talent.
The American Bankers Association Savings Bank Division reports a 195 million dollar decline in savings deposits for the year ending June 29 1929, with over 500 000 fewer accounts. It notes the stock market as a key lure reducing deposits while industrial production and employment rose in the prior year.
Sunday evening he sang after Mr Hardigree praised him as a future minister and announced he would be leaving to study this week. The note asked prayers and good wishes accompany him as he goes.
Members of the W M S of the Baptist church gathered in three circles Monday afternoon. Lillie Mae Handley Circle had 10 members with Bible lesson led by Mrs. M C Sapp. Lottie Moon Circle had 12 members with mission study led by Mrs Evans and others. Eunice Taylor Glass Circle had 11 members plus one visitor, with mission study led by Mrs Denson.
Miss Helen Flinn entertained the Tuesday Bridge Club at her home with a George Washington motif. Red and blue coats determined the winner while Miss Grace Mangum won high and Miss Lucille Dickard was low. A collation with red tulips and patriotic touches followed the game.
Attendance across Baptist 331 Methodist 272 Presbyterian 90 Christian 68 Church of Christ 41 Episcopal 10 reached 807 last Sunday. Competing churches in the community campaign totaled 797, seven fewer than the prior Sunday. The Baptist and Christian churches fell, Methodist rose by 6, and Presbyterian plus Church of Christ stayed level.
Ramsey's Austin Nursery in Austin Texas urges customers to plant trees this season. The catalogue highlights available varieties and care tips for new plantings.
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