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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1949
Page
4
J. B. White of Cameron Texas seeks to purchase bowls pitchers and flowered dishes and an old style parlor lamp with a flowered shade. He states he does not resell and invites offers by mail.
The ad promotes a new sewing center offering Singer machines orders and repairs. It highlights custom belts buckles buttons and an advanced dress making and slip covers course. Located at 514 North 8th Temple Texas with phone 2705.
Dedication of the First Assembly of God Church in Cameron took place Monday at 7 30 p m with Rev J O Savell District Supt of Texas Assembly of God Churches delivering the main address. Rev D W Putnam of New Castle spoke and led greetings. the building features modern facilities and a red brick exterior on North Houston Street.
The family expresses sincere thanks for kindness shown during their bereavement for mother and sister Mrs. Sarah Lowenstein. Gratitude is extended to those who sent flowers messages and offered comfort and help. Signed by Jessie Lowenstein Julia Cohen Abe Cohen Charmer Cohen Eva Huffman Mary Cahn Lottie Schomrus.
The families express deep appreciation for the kindness shown during this time. Mrs. Jeff D. Cammer and the Cammer family join Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Cammer Jr. and family and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lay and family in thanking friends for their support.
Family and friends from Dallas, Ft. Worth, Macon Georgia, Corpus Christi, Austin, Brazoria, Milano, Rockdale, Gerenville, South Carolina, Houston, Freeport, Belmena, Cameron and Stevenville joined Mr. and Mrs. L. Angell for holiday gatherings.
Clara Matula spent Christmas Day with her sister in Caldwell according to a brief social item noting family gatherings and holiday observances.
Marvin Dixon of Minerva is enrolled at Southwest Texas State Teachers College as indicated by campus records and local reporting.
Milano area residents hosted extended relatives from Houston Plains Temple and Texas City over Christmas and New Year. Guests shared a turkey dinner and a community singing at Milano Baptist church with bells and fireworks at midnight.
Mrs Henry Sapp is visiting Houston for the holidays, staying with relatives and friends during the festive season.
Mr and Mrs Fred Young of Marion are visiting here with relatives this week. The note says they are longtime residents and are staying with family, sharing plans to tour local sights.
Post greetings from friends say W. J. Billie Watson of Fort Worth is improving after a spell of serious illness.
Mrs. Sarah Lowenstein 70 longtime Cameron resident died December 29 in John Sealy Hospital Galveston after eight years of ill health. She leaves a daughter Jessie, brothers Abe and Charmer Cohen, sisters Eva Hoffmann Mary Cahn Lottie Schomerus Julia Cohen, and was interred at Beth Israel Cemetery Houston after services in Cameron.
A F Mitchell of Corsicana, former county engineer, named by Governor Jester to the State Highway Commission as the first central Texan in the post. Redditt of Lufkin resigns as chairman. Mitchell’s term ends Feb 15, 1951. Jester also reshuffles Texas A&M board, naming successors for Kokernot and adding Sudlip.
Out of town relatives at the funeral included Mr and Mrs John Paul Jones of Greenville Mrs Charles Lay and children Mary and Pat from Denver Colorado Mrs Leola Weodruff of Gainsville Mrs Howard Redfield and John Cammer of Galveston and Mrs Dutch Balhorn Ben Cammer and Mr and Mrs Frank Cammer of Houston
Mr and Mrs Robert Doss and baby Karen of Lake Jackson spent several days in Cameron this week visiting Mr and Mrs Jim Short and other relatives They will visit Doss relatives in Rockdale before returning home.
Mrs Florence Bass of Houston is spending a few days here with her mother Mrs Emma Butts.
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