Glass discusses rapid flower trade and shipping
Mr. Glass describes Japanese workers leaving the city to gather flowers for market. Wholesale dealers ship fresh flowers nationwide with air mail and refrigerated rail routes to Dallas Fort Worth and Houston. He notes a Cameron mail to California quick transit and urged proper use and timing of flowers.
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United States
Glass
Cameron
California
America
Dallas
Fort Worth
Houston
Rotary Club
Confederate veteran Camp dies at age 89 across the States
Camp who was 89 on July 4 1938 and among a few Confederate veterans still alive to recount the Civil War. He attended the last Confederate reunion at Gettysburg last year, a joint gathering of northern and southern soldiers. Surviving children include H H Camp of San Gabriel and Rockdale Bank president W H Camp of San Gabriel H M Camp of Thorndale B M Camp of Temple E A Camp mayor of Rockdale and Mrs R H Caldwell.
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Mr. Camp
Gettysburg
H. H. Camp
San Gabriel
Rockdale State Bank
W. H. Camp
H. M. Camp
Thorndale
B. M
Rockdale Mourns Death of Local Resident
The Rockdale community observes a family bereavement for Mrs. Howard Amason of Rosewell New Mexico. Emory B Camp of Cameron is among the grandchildren. The city closed all business houses during the funeral directed by Phil Lips and Lucky with seven grandsons serving as pallbearers.
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Rockdale
Howard Amason
Rosewell
New Mexico
Emory B. Camp
Cameron
Phillips and
Lucky
Ike Camp
L. Camp
Hope Camp, Jr
Felton Camp
M. M. Camp
W. H. Caldwell
Mrs Jeter of Cameron Prominent Musician Funeral Rites
Mrs Jeter born July 24 1877 in Charlotte North Carolina moved to Cameron 34 years ago. She taught music at the high school and directed church music programs at All Saints Episcopal Church. Survived by two sons Royal and John Jeter of Cameron, a granddaughter Margaret Florence Jeter, six brothers Frank M Smith Milwaukee McRee Smith Detroit Drewry M Smith Norfolk and Griff M Smith.
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Jeter
Charlotte
North Carolin
Cameron
All Saints Episcopal Church
Notable Citizens Named in St. Louis Obituary Lineage
The excerpt lists Gardner M. Smith of St. Louis and two sisters Mrs. A F Evers of Denton and Mrs. Newton Edwards of St. Louis, Mo., as surviving relatives in the notice.
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Gardner M. Smith
St. Louis, Mo
A. F. Evers
Denton
Newton Edwards
Miss Lillie Neher Buried in Cameron
Miss Itasca Neher longtime Cameron resident died December 29 1938 at 802 West Main Street. Funeral services were held December 30 at Coleman Funeral Home with Rev A J McCary officiating. Interment in Oak Hill cemetery. Survived by sister Mrs English and numerous nieces and nephews. Out of town guests included Tom Lockard Somerville and John C Newton Houston. Pallbearers listed. Rich floral tributes noted.
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Cameron
Ed. F. English
West Main Street
Coleman Funeral Home
A. J McCary
First Methodist Church
Oak Hill
Miss Neuil
John G. Neher
Salado
Bell County
Miss Neher
Methodist Church
Mr. Neher
Neher
North Crockett Avenue
West Main
Knights of Pythias Confer Degrees and Install New Officers
Four new members were elected and the Bank of Page was conferred upon four candidates at the January 2 meeting. New officers for the term were installed January 9 by W. C. Triggs. January 6 special meeting conferred Esquire rank on 28. January 15 will confer Knight rank on 10.
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Bank of Page
Knights of Pythias
W. C. Triggs
J. W. Haygood
R. P. Williams
W. G. Gillis
Lester Glass
L. A. Dusek
Grady Allen
Barton
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