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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1934
Page
7
The Friendship 4 H Club met January 4 at Dora Faye Looney s home to learn hot bed preparation. Members mixed sand with rich soil in cutting beds and used leaf mold or barnyard manure with a top soil cap. The next meeting is January 16 at the Friendship school house.
Ada Henderson School reports slow progress on the sand table and plans to study Eskimoes when cold weather arrives. Miss Flinn's class adds Elinor Hill. several pupils are absent. The second grade gains Laverne Elliott. The fifth grade won a PTA prize, and various teachers and guests spoke on music, health, and community needs.
The class in third grade adds two new students, Martha Crouch and Cecil Hill, and the group expresses happiness at their arrival.
Oscour Elliott from Sharp and Wesley Crouch join the fourth grade. Several students gathered violets from the campus and delivered them to Jimmie Angell, who is recovering in the hospital from burns after contact with electric wires.
Dera Emma Duncum and Elaine Young returned to school on Monday following seven days of absence, resuming classes and school activities.
The seventh grade has a new pupil, Oran Ward, from Sharp, while Caroline Chambers has been absent since Tuesday a week ago. This year Stone Garner, Douglas Perrin, Dorothy Perkins, and Grace Daugherty are entering spelling. The County Council met in the Ada Henderson auditorium, Saturday morning with Mrs Guide Gersbach presiding.
A short poem about a bright butterfly and springtime imagery. The speaker notes watching the butterfly, birds chirping, and seeing the butterfly feeding on daffodils as spring ends its three months sleep. The verse mentions PT and quaint, dated phrasing from 1895.
The poem describes autumn leaves fallen on the ground and red beauty in fall, then praises the mature woman who arranges such scenes. It ends with a tale of an uncle outsmarting a boastful old man in a horse trade, trading a saw horse to illustrate the prank. Nell Vaughan.
A friend in need is a friend indeed the saying goes and true. The piece explains friendship as timely help during illness unemployment or distress and highlights the Good Samaritan as the best example.
A wounded man left by the roadside was found by a stranger who carried him to an inn and provided care. The rescuer checked on the injured man repeatedly, showing grace and generosity in a time of need. The incident highlights benevolence from an unnamed visitor.
Salem residents visit friends with Duncan Reed Reed families and Mueck family guests. Honor rolls named with A and B classifications across grades from second to seventh. Salem junior baseball team loses to Tracy 26 to 44 with attendees listed.
The Methodist Missionary Society met at the church on Monday afternoon with many women in attendance. Retiring officers reported favorably on their work while new officers outlined plans for the year. Mrs. John Henderson presided as president in charge and Mrs. A J Triggs sang a vocal number. Mrs. J Coy Williams will lead the next meeting Monday at three o'clock at the Methodist church.
Two oil burning locomotives deemed obsolete due to Costa Rica's railway electrification were donated as gifts to the Nicaraguan Government.
Panama announces removal of hundreds of articles from the tariff wall in a law that makes Panama the first Latin American nation to pursue free trade against reprisal tariffs seen in other countries. The move targets numerous goods, signaling a broad liberalization.
We extend to neighbors and friends our thanks for aid and comfort during our loss of wife and mother Mrs Minnie Black. We will remember with grateful hearts your acts of kindness including flowers and assistance during our sorrow.
Singapore announces no landings by soldiers sailors or airmen in foreign service within the capital port without government permission after recent maneuvers by British forces at the new naval base conducted under strict secrecy.
Elizabethtown Kentucky John Thurmand aged 81 and David Thurmand aged 54 died at 3 o clock on the same afternoon in Louis Ile and Stephenburg respectively. Thirty hours later their sister Malvena Young aged 86 died.
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