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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1935
Page
6
The Cameron Herald announces editor and publisher Jeffers on B White archived header and postal class markings. Subscription rates listed for Milam County and other zones, with durations for six months and one year. Advertising rates per column inch and line rates for first insertion are noted.
The executive committee announces entry closing for the County Meet set for September in all Junior events. No entries will be accepted after Tuesday, March 12, per committee order.
The page lists morning preliminaries for debate spelling declamation and other events at Yoe High in Ada Henderson School Ada Cameron and Thorndale with various directors and rooms then continues with obituary notes for Mrs. Houston. It mentions funeral details and survivors including husband daughter Jennie Wren and sisters in Dallas and Cameron with Green Funeral Home overseeing arrangements.
Mrs Ralph R Courtney of Wytheville Va reports her health improved after taking Cardus. She says she felt run down with side pains, used three bottles, and the pains disappeared, endorsing Cardui to other young women. Thousands testify Cardus benefits, consult a physician if no benefit.
The program lists 9:00 A M tennis and playground ball preliminaries in Close B, 10:00 A M memory pictures and arithmetic in Ada Henderson Building led by Mrs Covey and Mr Middleton, and 1:30 P M finals in Class A B Track and Rural Pentathlon. Landscaping plans for the court house lawn are underway with shrubs received and aid from Mies Berths Fae Strange and County Judge Jeff T Kemp.
A number of Cameron youths attended the District meeting of the Baptist Sunday School in Marlin Tuesday and Wednesday. The Junior Baptist quartet including Maurine Leonard Hilda Burke Althea Dickens and Winonah Slaughter performed Tuesday evening with Mittie Lou Howard H E Hinton Lou Leonard Velma Reese and Billie Clark joining. Rev N D Timmerman and Ray Duckworth attended the event.
WANTED to buy buildings to convert into rent houses for farms. See R. L. Batte. PIANOS Clough and Warren Piano No 75890 at Mrs R H Stafford 703 North Houston Street. Will sell at big discount to save cost of handling Write Collins Piano Co 727 Austin Avenue Waco Texas. CAMERON HATCHERY Sets Mondays and Thursdays of each week. Chicks of all breeds 7 1 2 cents and up Second door South of F J Beckerman. STOMACH ULCER GAS PAINS AND INDIGESTION victims why suffer For quick relief get a free sample of Udga Tablets a doctor's prescription at E O Schiller 4th WANTED All kinds of worn out Auto Radiators and Batteries See Jesse Coward at Coward's Garage 21 ot ae ist Lahaye seas Jaane
Director general E A Perrin announces community meets in Cameron County with contests in League events except extempore speaking essay writing debate and music memory Schools have been notified and cooperation of pupils teachers and parents is urged Meets will be held in Maysfield Milano Buckholts and Thorndale on March 1 or March 7 8 respectively.
The grand jury will convene Monday in District Court. Announcement was made by Criminal District Attorney Emory B. Camp.
The Delphian Chapter met with Mrs. R L Batte last week with Mrs. Clarence Freeman as leader. She was assisted by Mesdames Niley Smith and Joe Denson, taking for their subject Shakespeare and His England. Concluding the program the hostess served cake with hot coffee.
Deputy Sheriff McCall traveled to Houston and returned Henderson to Cameron. Henderson was jailed Friday night and released Saturday after a hearing before Justice Bvrn shear. On April 18, 1931, a jury found him insane but he was not delivered for ward of the state and was later released after renewed efforts to prove sanity.
Escapers were arrested less than five days after the jail break. Bowling faces assault with intent to murder Burt Williams on the Pin Oak road in December. Ward, 18, and Bowling, 17, confessed to the crimes. The maximum arson penalty in Texas is 20 years. A Luce car and another stolen vehicle were recovered by Sheriff Kennedy, with Al Brooker and a Negro linked to a V-8 stolen near Marlin.
Sam P. Houston and Jennie Wren Houston thank friends and neighbors for kind words and sympathy during their sorrow. They express special gratitude to Dr. A. S. Epperson for faithful services and to those who sent flowers. May God bless you all.
Mrs Goodhue Rogers spent the week with her father B F Pugh near Cameron. Lottie Mae Wells returned from a visit with Omhar Byrd in Cameron. Mr and Mrs Joe Hollas of Marak visited Albert Anderle family. Mrs Jerry Nabours visited her mother W L Green at Oakville. Mrs Henry Green of Cameron visits son W E Noey. J D Nisbett Katie Nisbett J E Nabours Hilly and P L Jackson spent Sunday with Ivan Creek in Cameron. Oscar Simms returned from a visit with sister Mrs Frank Byer in Waco. J L Schriber and Monroe Treadaway and Ellie Spaulding of Cameron visited Albert Anderle family. Monroe Treadaway and Ellie Spaulding of Cameron visited W E Noey Wednesday night.
Freddie Bartholomew leads an all star cast in an adaptation of Dickens beloved novel David Copperfield. W C Field Lionel Barrymore Madge Evans Maureen O Sullivan Edna May Oliver Lewis Stone Frank Lawton Elizabeth Allen Roland Young Basil Rathbone Hugh Williams Herbert Mundin among others headline a lavish production from Selznick and Zukor. The film aims to honor the book’s spirit without motion picture license and marks a milestone in screen adaptations.
The Methodist Missionary Society held a Monday meeting with four circles meeting at distinct homes. A dialogue titled The Wells Our Fathers Digged was led by four members. Refreshments followed. The group will meet next Monday at 3 pm in the church for monthly business. Mrs Clifton Wilson of Waxahachie visited her father A M Lankford and sister Mrs John Perry.
Joe Navratil, remembered for his warmth toward American youth, was a member of the 8. P. J. 8. T. Lodge and esteemed by a close circle of friends. Survived by three daughters Annie Frances and Slava, pallbearers included Guy T. Newton W. A. Bonds R. J. Guazner Joe Stocklas Joe Novinty and Frank Salac. Coleman Funeral Home directed arrangements.
Schiller Drug Store of Dusek Pharmacy advertises Black Hawk Ointment for Athlete's Foot Eczema Itch and Kineworm with a two price offer 50 cents and one dollar. The ad supplies a 89-16 reference.
Reliable man wanted to call on farmers in South Milam County no experience or capital needed write today MeNESS CO Dept S Freeport Illinois steady work good pay ladies earn money doing needle work at home no canvassing stamped envelope brings particulars Royale Novelty Co Portsmouth Ohio
The History Club met with hostess Mrs. W. E. Gaither and a business session opened the afternoon. A committee of Gaither, Love, Wallace, and Coleman was named to choose books for purchase. Members discussed Huey Long articles and Wallcott’s Town Cryer. Guests included Hugo Slaughter and family.
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