Negro Defense Club Meet In Cameron
Members of the Negro Men and Women Defense Clubs met in Cameron at the C. J. Thomas School for a joint session. Judge and Mrs. Gillis gave talks on The Red Cross and duties toward it. A city committee was elected to contact every Black resident about supporting the American Red Cross, with sections led by named local members. Leonard Crook of Greenville visited Cameron the previous Saturday.
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Negro Men and Women Defense Clubs
C. J. Thomas School
Gillis
Red Cross
Princial
W. H. Staton
Cameron
Card of Thanks for Otto Krause
The family thanks friends for kindness during illness and death of Otto Krause the father and grandfather. Gratitude expressed for floral offerings and the comforting message from Rev Kalkbrenner and for the care from Dr Denson and nurses. Remember Pearl Harbor.
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Otto Krause
Rev. Kalkbrenner
Dr. Denson
Cameron Business Visitors Named
J. T. White of Hearne and Jim Byrd of Sharp traveled to Cameron on Tuesday for business. C. F. Angell of Splawn and Bob Tolbert of Kerrville visited Cameron on Monday and Saturday respectively for work. Mike Moore of Gause conducted business in Cameron on Tuesday while Jim Hartley of Hannover visited Cameron on Saturday.
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J. T. White of
Hearne
Cameron
Jim Byrd
Sharp
C. F. Angell of
Splawn
Bob Tolbert
Kerrville
Mike Moore
Gause
Jim Hartley
Hannover
Three Hundred Thousand Miles Safe Driving Record
Bill Pugh has driven a Diamond T Truck for Pearl Beer through Texas highways for five years without an accident or dented fender. He has logged over 300000 miles, built a local reputation, and is praised by Grady Little, Pearl Beer distributor, and his Cameron community friends.
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Bill Pugh
Texas
Mr. Pugh
Community Herald Seeks Reader Cooperation In Tight Months
In a note to readers the Herald explains that upcoming critical months may bring reduced page counts and asks for cooperation when space is limited. The paper promises to continue reporting important local news despite smaller editions and urges patience from subscribers.
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Herald
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Negro Defense Club
Cross
Alabama
Famine Mae Brown
Credella Young
Frog Town
R. E. Hall
E. Murphy
A. B. Robertson
L. B. Montgomery
J. A. Hoyle
E. E. Grier
Willie Frierson
Mary Stephens
Geraldine Sneed
Mrs. Sneed
F. R. Kolba
Leonard Crook
Greenville
Pearl Harbor
Dusek Pharmacy
Grady Little
Cal Pearl Bee
Mr. Little
Bryan & Marlin
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