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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1929
Page
10
A religious lesson outlines the Fatherhood of God from Genesis to Matthew 6 34 emphasizing God as creator and sustainer. It presents sections on who is Our Heavenly Father what the Father does and our responsibility to him with focus on faith trust and seeking God's kingdom.
Fragmentary quote attributes life to silence as a divine truth. It discusses sin, reality, weakness, and strength as themes, referencing Martigenu. The text blends philosophical reflection with religious language, offering a cryptic meditation rather than a clear narrative.
Henry Ward Beecher writes that God’s promises are not a license for laziness but require active effort to be realized.
Miss Amelia Reynolds married Otto Hensel in a simple ceremony Wed in Judge Jeff T. Kemp office. Reynolds daughter of B Reynolds of North Elm, Hensel a Rosebud farmer native of Austin county. The couple planned a short honeymoon in Brenham before returning to Rosebud.
H B McClellen appointed Cole Ross as chief deputy in his assessor office. The announcement came as McClellen began duties after being sworn in on Tuesday January 1, and Ross’s prior work with Roy Law the tax collector marks him as an efficient assistant.
The first newborn of 1929 arrived at 9:00 AM on Tuesday January 1 1929. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs L Van Perkins Jr at their home. Friends extend warm congratulations in the friendly city tradition.
The North zone of the B. Y. P. U. will meet at Marlow Baptist church on Sunday January 6 1929 at three o clock. Everyone is cordially invited.
Rev. R A Scranton will speak at Tracy Baptist church Monday January 7 for the Milam County Baptist Workers Conference. The program includes devotional by Rev George Mc Clelland and sermons by Rev E H Hut cherson with a budget discussion led by Rev Scranton and an afternoon executive board meeting. Lunch will be served.
Jamie Clark will perform at the Wayside Inn dance Saturday night drawing interest from local dancers. Cammer expects strong turnout as attendees anticipate a lively evening.
The Episcopal Church schedules Holy Communion at 10 30 a m on Sunday January 6 1929 followed by the Annual Parish meeting The day opens with Sunday School at 9 45 a m A First Boy Scout asks Has your college education benefited you The Second Boy Scout replies No you can't live off a fraternity forever
Mayme wonders about love as the column explores her changing habits. She quits smoking and drinking for her partner, reflecting social expectations and personal sacrifice in relationships.
Leah calls Frank the light of her life and jokes that he is never permitted to leave. The exchange hints at a playful domestic dynamic and the couple's close bond.
Stella jokes about marrying to live next to a hospital for convenience. Bella asks for the idea, and Stella explains buying in a department store to get a free ride to her door.
Steve Gardner's Orchestra of Austin performed a dance at Wayside Inn on Tuesday night. In Cameron, Tom Howell Jr Fred Gardner Chester Seekatz and Royce Kember were guests at A Howell's home. Mr and Mrs W F Plocek and children returned from South Texas after Christmas with Mrs Plocek's family. Mr Plocek's grandfather died in Sealy. Out of town relatives attended Mrs Kirby Boles funeral services last week.
A brief notice offers 75 bushels of good corn for sale at one dollar per bushel. The vendor, M. E. Roberson, asks buyers to pick up at the crib five miles from Cameron on Temple highway.
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