05 Jan 1933
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1933
Page
1
The Milam County Chapter Red Cross requests shelled corn in any quantity to be delivered to the Weems Gin in Cameron for grinding and distribution to needy families. Chairman J P Love urges gifts to relieve an urgent need.
Rev A J Richey and party begin a ten night revival at the Cameron Gospel tabernacle January 5 at 7 45 with Mrs A J Richey and Tom Potts of Houston among the delegates. Richey’s past campaigns include Los Angeles Memphis and Palestine where thousands joined in prayer. Public invited. seats free. warm church setting.
Ted Matula son of Fred J Matula of Cameron debuts on station WACO as a radio artist. He first appeared last Saturday and will broadcast again next Saturday from 8 to 8 15 PM and perform January 7 at the same hour. He is 19, a Yoe High School alumnus.
Perlie notes there may be no universal language but stresses a long journey to find a place where the American dollar goes further. He hints at regional cost differences and speaks in a folksy, dialect-influenced voice.
A cosmopolitan magazine sourced claim warns that the nation's tax burden is immense. It presents figures showing billions in annual taxes, amounts per week and month, and visualized scales to shock readers into noticing the tax level.
State Rangers assisting Sheriff Blaylock have returned to Austin. Work on the case continues as deputies say they are pursuing all possible leads to fix responsibility for the Cameron murder of Andy Smith the local merchant.
Judge O. C. Nolte of Ben Arnold filed bonds and qualified on Monday January 2. He has served as Justice of the Peace for Precinct 7 for 16 years and took his 9th oath of office, earning broad voter support for dedication to duties and community improvement.
A reflective meditation on New Year symbolism and human fate. The piece contrasts revelry with renewal, urging restraint in early resolutions and valuing steady pursuit of good ideals as the year begins. A boy’s spark of understanding lights the path to meaningful change.
The Yee High Dramatic Club presents Oh Professor a three act comedy by Katherine Kavanaugh directed by Dorothy Blalock Friday at 8. The cast includes Jack Masters Maidie Watson Niley Smith Carolyn Cheeves Mary Keywood Julian Lula Mae Depew Nancy Newton and others. Proceeds go to football boys for sweaters.
Rev H G Kenney former pastor of the Cameron Presbyterian church and late of Beaumonts First Congregational church has been called to the pulpit in a Gunnison Colorado church. Kenney had been in New York State until recently.
Joe Lee Anthis, two, son of Henry Anthis, died Sunday afternoon at 8 45 after a brief illness of intestinal flu. The funeral was held at the Baptist church in Milano with Rev Strickland officiating. Burial followed in Milano cemetery beside his mother who died in December 1932.
Milam County forms an Emergency Relief Committee with eight precinct reps and Rev. J. P. Love as chairman. The group seeks about 10 000 for January February 1933 for county and community labor projects funded from federal road monies. Unemployed residents from each precinct are to register January 9 at designated local sites for priority consideration.
The aren t Teacher Assn suggests joining the national organization and promotes a post graduate course in Child Study through Cameron Parent Teacher Association. January 12 meeting at 3 50 PM in the High School Library features Mrs. Conway Anderson as speaker and Mrs. Vernon Melmyre as program chair.
Clifton Jenness of the Hefley Stedman Motor Company left Tuesday for Kansas City Kansas to obtain a Ford automobile with a special body design not available from the Houston division. He will drive the car through the latter part of the week.
Holy Communion and sermon at 9 a.m. Church School set for 10 a.m. services listed for the day.
Southern Pacific Lines will set a one way fare of two cents per mile effective January 1 from Waco to Yokum and all intermediate stations. The fare applies to coaches on trains 51 and 52 with children at half fare and standard baggage allowance. The reduction is a test to attract new patrons amid superior accommodations.
Democrats and Ferguson supporters held a Cameron meeting on Tuesday to circulate petitions urging Emory B. Camp representative elect to support Coke Stevenson for Speaker. Milam county shows majority Ferguson sentiment and Camp had pledged to Johnson, an anti Ferguson ally. A committee will submit petitions to Camp in Austin soon.
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