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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1946
Page
4
Sunday services across Christian Science Churches focus on the Mind lesson with the Golden Text from Psalms 119 33 34 and the cited Psalm 33 11 in the Bible. The science text by Mary Baker Eddy notes Mind as the grand creator and all power deriving from Mind.
Monte Thomas, who has been seriously ill at his home for several days, is reported to be slightly improved today.
A solo performance of Handel's Largo titled Oh, May My Voice by Robert Hall Collins will be broadcast on KTHR Houston Sunday morning February 24 1946 at 9 45. Ruth Barrett Arno will accompany on organ at The First Church of Christ Scientist Boston whose organ has 76 stops and over 5000 pipes. Violet Spiller Mrs Hay of London wrote the words.
The Clarkson H D Club met February 14 at Mrs. John Wimberly’s home without the agent. Mrs. Emil Skupin won recreation prizes while three visitors attended, with Mrs. Frances Mitchell among them joining the club. Programs on sewing on buttons and placket making were presented. refreshments followed. Next meeting set for March 7 at Mrs. Joe Hauk’s home with Miss Johnson hosting.
The Cameron Herald award, the first of its kind in the district, was announced at a Centennary football banquet under Coach Homer Norton. Mr. Young expressed appreciation for the event and its recognition of local athletics.
The 1945 Taylor Ducks earned the school trophy, to be presented at Taylor High School, delayed by metal shortages from wartime. Coach Leo Jackson highlighted the A squad and lettermen including Russell Wallis and Jimmy O Neill. Chas Hicks county superintendent gave the invocation and Bever's Coffee Shop served the banquet.
Mrs Waller died while both spouses were in hospital. Mr Waller remained gravely ill and unaware of his wife’s death. Mrs Waller’s funeral was conducted at 3 p.m. Monday from the home of Mrs H M Hefley after the body was moved from Marek Burns Funeral Home.
Rev. W. R. Hatt of First Presbyterian Church of Marlin conducted the services with interment at Oak Hill Cemetery. Marek Burns Funeral Home directed arrangements. Active pallbearers included Niley Smith Jr J R Bush Frank Schiiler Jack DuBois J M Boehner Rudolph Marak Lester Williams Andrew Esslinger. Honorary pallbearers listed as E Vogelsang August Gurecky Emory B Camp Dr W R Newton B F Bonds Bill Alex Bonds Frank Cheeves R A McIntosh Robert McLane.
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