Citizens National Bank of Cameron Report of Condition 1940
Charter No. 5484 Reserve District Goods Report of Condition shows assets including discounts 502259.37, U S government obligations 893765.00, state and subdivision obligations 2959609.84, other bonds 110000.00, stocks 6750.00, cash and equivalents 656878.44, bank premises 10001.00, other real estate 80000.00, other assets 9579.81 as of December 31 1940 per Comptroller of the Currency call.
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Citizens National Bank of Cameron
Texas
Sono Ae
Federal Reserve Bank
Milam County Bank Sworn Statement of Assets and Liabilities
The 1941 bank statement lists total assets of 5 078 742.96 and total liabilities of 4 851 154.77 with deposits totaling 4 851 040.06. Capital accounts show 125 000.00 in capital stock and 227 588.19 in profits, and pledged assets total 8 590 308.15. Notarized by cashier Lester Williams on January 7 1941 with signatures from directors Oxsheer Smith Frank Monroe Rush A. Thomas.
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State of Texas
Milam
Ss. I
Lester Williams
Mary A. McDermott
Joyce Winona Tuma Celebrates Fifth Birthday
Joyce Winona Tuma entertained friends for her fifth birthday this week. Wilma and Jim mie Dick along with honoree’s siblings greeted guests and handed out balloons. Refreshments and favors filled with mints were shared. attendees included Shirley Smith, Mary Lynn Crutchfield, Nora Marie Parma, gig and Ronald Gregory, Jean and Jerry Tuma, Yvonne Storey, and Jean Audrey Richardson. 2588.19
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Joyce Winona Tuma
Wilma
Jimmie Dick
Shirley Smith
Mary Lynn Crutchfield
Nora Marie Parma
Gig
Ronald Gregory
Jean
Jerry Tuma
Yvonne Storey
Jean Audrey Richardson
Cameron's White Sparrow Named Jackie White by Committee
A Cameron white sparrow, wintering in the city, was officially named Jackie White by a three member committee from the Business and Professional Women's Club. The naming drew on Fred Jackson's feeding at Blue Bonnet Cafe and J B White's early news coverage.
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Cameron
Jackie White
Business Women
D. H. Slaughter
Cam@eron
Business & Professional Women's Club
Lillian Atkinson
Herald
Delphyn Scott
Fred Jackson
Blue Bonnet Cafe
Jackie
J. B. White
White
Herald Today
Cameron Business & Professional Women’s Club
Interview Summary Then and Now
A fragmented note records an interview with Sm about opinions on economics and social issues. It hints at personal background and potential misinterpretations while stressing the need for clear discussion and factual grounding.
Committee Chooses Delphya Scott as Chairwoman
The Midget Daily under J. B. White announces the committee selection with Delphya Scott named chairperson and Mrs. Sedalia Payne and Lalla Meyers listed among members.
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Delphya Scott
Sedalia Payne
Lalla Meyers
Bride Elect Dorothy Kidd to Wed Dr Rhode January 24
Mrs Dwight Moody and Mrs Morris Cross hosted a dinner and shower for Miss Dorothy Kidd, the bride elect, at Catos Coffee Shop. The guest list included the former Miss Frances Hobson of Austin. A lace basket with white and pink sweet peas and fern accents decorates the table.
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Dorothy Kidd
Robert Rhode
Dwight Moody
Morris Cross
Frances Hobson
Austin
Cato's
Bride Enjoys Gift Presentation at Treasure Home Party
A bridal event featured small figures dressed as a bride and groom and a full course dinner. Tiny sweet pea nosegays served as plate favors while Miss Kidd’s fourteen friends attended and she expressed thanks for the gifts presented as a treasure home.
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Miss Kidd
Mary Ford Maintains High Scholastic Average for Exemption
Miss Marie Adel Ford of Cameron for Denton area maintained above a B average in all subjects at Texas State College for Women and is entitled to class exemption this semester. Exemption requires application in the Registrar's office and final approval. She is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ford of Cameron.
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Denton
Marie Adel Ford
Cameron
Texas State College For Women
Reigstrar
Miss Ford
Joe Ford
Freshman Business Major Granted Class Exemption
A freshman student majoring in business administration received a semester class exemption. Of 2500 enrolled students, 200 were granted the exemption privilege.
Laxative described as gentle intestinal tonic and laxative
An advertisement highlights slack-draught as a vegetable tonic laxative for relieving constipation and helping bowel movement. It emphasizes gentle action, water for the intestines, and a plan of 25 to 40 doses.
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Rentle
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United States
Acre
Acae
Peewee Ness
Oxsheer Smith
Frank Monroe
Rush A. Thomas
Cameron Daily Herald
Pillsbury Best
Purest
48 Pound & Siack
Greens
Prunes
Libby
Singleton
Are
Magnolia
Vienna
Oxydol
Johnson
Sm Intervie
lOe
B. F. Stewart
Mary Ford
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