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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1926
Page
9
A cobbler Conrad prepares for a divine guest at Christmas in a humble home. He welcomes the poor beggar, a weary crone, and a lost child, each fed and aided as the Lord appears in dreamlike form. In the end the guest reveals himself as the three visitors in need.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Dougherty of Lubbock Texas visited Mr. and Mrs. F. Childress and family for the weekend. Monday Mrs. G. F. Childress left via the Santa Fe to tour East Texas with the Doughertys visiting Jacksonville and Wills Point and other towns.
The Mohler family expresses gratitude for deeds of kindness shown during the illness and passing of their mother. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Mohler and family appreciate the support and friendship from friends and neighbors.
Mr Robert Lee longtime Cedar Creek resident died Tuesday after a lingering tuberculosis siege. He is survived by his wife and four children and a large circle of friends. He was buried in Milano Cemetery on
Services led by Rev. Dan Bounds at Rockdale marked the funeral for a baby believed to have died from influenza. Interment followed Saturday in Walker's Creek Cemetery.
Cora Mae Shoaf born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shoaf died Saturday morning at 9 05. Mr. and Mrs. E P Lovick and family visited Mrs. Lovick's parents Mr. and Mrs. W H Dukes of Milano on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Sidney Stidham of Houston visit Cameron with daughters Charlotte and Sidney Jean. They stay in the Stid ham and Pardo homes and are noted as traveling guests this week.
Clayton Banzhaf of Temple entered his father George Banzhaf County Farm Agent into the record this week, highlighting a family connection in local agricultural service.
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