Liberty News Domestic Social Roundup Spurs Local Visits
Mrs. Odie Malone visits her Bryan parents. A J Gunnells and brother Paul from Houston visit home. May Gunnels of Waco visits her parents. Mrs. G W Miller returns from California amid good will. Numerous local guests attend gatherings at Miller and Hilderbrandt residences. school Valentine party noted. Several residents travel to Milano San Gabriel and Livingston. Miles of social visits and a rock schoolhouse trip are recorded. Mayzell Pounds improving and eyeing return to school in two weeks.
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Mayzell
Cameron Texas City Council Sets April Election
The Cameron city council orders a April fifth election to select mayor city attorney tax assessor collector city marshal secretary and two aldermen for two year terms. R S Wiley named election manager with authority to appoint staff. Notice to be posted and published thirty days before election. A separate social note mentions Olene Hanson of Terrell visiting Miss Marthann Bickett.
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Cameron
Texas
A. D
Cameron State Bank
City Hall
R. S. Wiley
State of
Malone Family News from Jones Prairie
Miss Jane Malone returns from Galveston and hosts visitors including Helen Mitcham Rufus Young and Miss Ruby Roden. Ed S White comes home from Fort Sam Houston for a time while Rosa White heads to San Antonio and Boerne for the Army Ball.
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Helen Mitcham of
Cameron
Jane Malone
Helen Mitcham
Rufus Young
Cecil Ward
Maysfield
Ed S. White
Fort Sam Houston
Ruby Roden
Johnnie Ruth Roden
Tucker Home
Political Candidates Named for Democratic Primary 1938
The Herald lists candidates for the Democratic primary on July 23 1938. For Representative 65th District George Mayo Newton stands. For Assessor and Collector of Taxes Bill Alex Bonds. For Commissioner Precinct 1 B M McMillion. For Justice of the Peace Precinct 1 Womack Brashear. For Commissioner Precinct 2 Grady Stidham.
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Herald
George Mayo Newton
Alex Bonds
For Justice Peace
Womack Brashear
Funerals and visits highlight Milano notes
Milano residents report Westbrook friends attended a funeral at Liberty. Don Heath recovered from a sudden illness and returned to school. Louise Landtroop visited from Rosenburg, and families traveled from Dallas and Austin areas. Ministers Leath and Potts preached here with guests. Multiple local trips and rain in Milano with no damage noted.
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Mr. Westbrook
Milano
Liberty
Don Heath
Cameron Independent Basketball League Standings Feb 18 1938
Cameron Independent Basketball League standings show Faculty and Yarreilton leading with 5 games played. Buckholts and Maysfield trail. three teams tied for third. Results from Feb 17 include Buckholts 15 Maysfield 12 and A W Sales 27 Yarreilton 32. A playoff is set among the three tied teams Saturday night with Buckholts vs A W Sales and the loser facing Jones Prairie Tuesday Feb 22.
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LPC
Faculty
Yarreilton
Jones Prairie
A&w
Buckholts
Maysfield
A & W Sales
A & W Sales Company
First year Kash Cotton Seed for Planting
Joe Vacu lin of Rural Route 1 Cameron offers Kash cotton seed for planting at one dollar per bushel. The notice lists contact for purchase and includes a pricing detail with a two ton quantity.
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Joe Vaculin
Cameron
Women Here Will Pray For Peace In Services
Cameron women join global efforts to pray for peace on Friday March fourth. The inter-church service at the Baptist Church will begin at 3 p.m. with Mrs. Eber Flinn leading and cooperation from local church women.
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Cameron
Brotherhood of Man
Eber Flinn
Baptist Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Odie Malone
Bryan
Mrs
J. K. Miller
A. J. Gunnnells
Brother Paul
Houston
Miss May Gunnels
Waco
A. J. Gunnells
G. W. Miller
California
Kate Miller
John Miller
Mollie Whitworth
Mrs. Henry Green
W. Malone
Charley Robinson
Frank Hartley
Jack Bussa
Jim Hartley
Velma Fay Kirk
Mayzell Pounds
R. D. Miller
Ed Matone
Cecil Morgan
Harvin Reese
Willie Smith
John Spronger
A. J. Hilderbrandt
San Gabriel
Rock School
G. A. Lantrip
Mexia
F. M. Hilderbrandt
Ray Miller
Elmore
Doris Miller
Nell Dyer
O. F. Swift
A. J. Gunnnells, Jr
Paul Gunnells
Charley Heath
LaReta
Summer Gambrell
Jack
Pete Standley
Gilliland
G. D. Kornegay
Clydell
Livingston
Alee Kor
Robert Kirk
Ben Arnold
Louella Swift
C. E. Swift
Mr. Shack Shafer
Pin Oak
Armond Pounds
Doll Hartley
Mildred Hux
Henry Mills
Odie
City
Chas G Smith
Dan Tyson
Olene Hanson of
Terrell
Marthann Bickett
Galveston
Walter Malone
Johnnie Mae
J. A. Price
Mr. Lamar Walden of
Waymina
Eric Malone
Carlton Crook
W. D. Massengale
Mrs. E. O. Phelps
B. M. McMillion
Grady Stidham
Louise Landtroop of
Rosenburg
H. Holdiness
Chenney
W. R. Webb
Charlie Brannon
T. N. Wadsworth
Caldwell
Mrs. L. E. Love
Mrs. D. Robinson
Chriesman
Bro. Leath
Fort Worth
J. W. Potts
Austin
L. E. Love
Templeso
Fred Blackman of
Hiram Smith
Mattie Pinkerton
Salty
Miss Pearl Pinkerton
Cameron Independent Basketball League
Servel Electrolux
Southwestern Bell
Kirkpatric Sales Co
Temple, Texas
Mr. O. QO. Duncum
Kirkpatric Sales Company
West Adams Avenue
Burlington Hall
Burlington, Texas
Allen Thomas
Res Poli
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