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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1919
Page
10
Mrs. W. A. Morrison teaches the young people class at 9 45 each Sunday morning. Morning and evening services are at 11 and 7 with a special program to recruit ministers and support foreign missions. Young people are especially invited to attend. H R MacFadyen.
Regular worship at the Baptist Church includes Sunday School at 9 50 a m B Y P U at 6 15 p m and preaching at 11 a m and 7 15 p m by the pastor A communion service follows the 11 o clock service The pastor continues a series on the commandments All are invited and strangers welcome Pastor B B Blaylock
Rev Zimmerman will begin a preaching meeting in the morning at the Methodist Church. Everyone is invited to attend these services led by W. G. Harbin, Pastor.
John W. Gandy died Monday night at his North Cameron home from pneumonia after influenza. Born in 1882 and raised in Milam county, he lived most of his life in Cameron and married Miss Parker of Bell county in 1906. He is survived by his wife, a seven year old daughter, his mother and two brothers, and was buried with Masonic honors after a Tuesday funeral.
A special examination for teachers state certificates will be held at Cameron courthouse on Friday and Saturday January 24 and 25. Examinations start at 8 30 in the morning and 1 00 in the afternoon daily and applicants are urged to be punctual. Uniform examination papers will be furnished by the Board of Examiners.
A collage of opinions and notices from small town papers. Discussions on keeping promises, urging practical steps for peace, a Tyler call for a curfew law, a stance against wartime impunity by enforcing international law, and a warning that loosening homestead protections could boost auto ownership.
Friday forenoon covers physical geography physiology and arithmetic with literature and geometry. Afternoon includes Texas History grammar descriptive geography plane geometry psychology and bookkeeping. Saturday forenoon spans spelling writing methods civics reading chemistry and history of education. Afternoon lists United States History general history agriculture algebra and plane trigonometry. Signed by Jim F Chadwick.
Miss Ada m and Miss Winnie Henderson hosted a farewell party for Mary Lake Henderson the guests included club associates of the honoree. Toasts by Mrs. W O Triggs and others framed an afternoon of games refreshments and inscribed recipes for the trip across.
Miss Mary Lake Henderson departs overseas with the Y M C A and friends hosted a New Year four course dinner at the Auditorium Hotel. Red and green decor, crystal candle sticks, poinsettias, evergreens, and snow balls framed the table as dainty New Year cards marked the places. Lively music and laughter accompanied corsage bouquets for the honoree.
Mrs S M Burns Jr hosted a tea for Miss Mary Lake Henderson last Thursday. The event drew young married women and friends, with pink and green decorations, a receiving line by Miss Winnie Henderson, and service by Misses Beth Jeter Vance Hardy and others.
Mrs. T J Denson entertained with a four course breakfast for Miss Mary Lake Henderson before her overseas assignment. Attendees included Mrs. W O Triggs and Miss Winnie Henderson, who had attended the Democratic State Convention in Waco the previous September.
Acknowledgment from Mrs. John Gandy and family and J. H. Gandy and family expressing gratitude for tender sympathy and help during the illness and death of their husband and brother. Also includes two recipe fragments about onion and cassrole style dishes.
The Mother's Club met in the school auditorium on Wednesday January 8. President Mrs R P Jeter led the session with the Dixie Girls singing. The group pledged 150 for a piano or phonograph for the High School and grades, aiming to raise the rest by January 1 1920.
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