The Spirit of America and the Cooperative Economy
A concise essay argues that voluntary cooperation and individual initiative drive American prosperity. It describes labor as the daily living, the rise of self-reliant settlers, and the nation as a vast cooperative mechanism where agriculture, manufacturing, and services interdependently sustain all citizens. It highlights liberty, initiative, and the dangers of enforced cooperation. It notes cotton manufacture as a major enterprise.
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Atlantic
Pacific
America
New World
Missionary Circles Discuss Jubilee Growth of Society
The Cameron Methodist Missionary Society met in four circles to study the mission book Voice and review fifty years of growth. Circle discussions featured leaders Mrs. Henry Davis Mrs. H N Tate Mrs. Bob Terry and Mrs. Lena Baskin with members, light refreshments, and a featured talk by longtime member Mrs. Jeff Hefley on local progress.
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the Methodist Church
The
Missionary Society
Circle One
Jaynes
Henry Davis
Circle
H. N. Tate
Rylander
Circle Three
Sam McDermott
Bob Terry
Circle Four
Fred Cable
Lena Baskin
Jeff Hefley
Cameron Methodist Church
School nurse urges girls to know this health tip
A district nurse advised high school girls on personal hygiene and natural body function. She endorses nujol as a safe mechanical aid, taken as a nightly spoonful for a few days, to maintain normal system function without causing distress.
Tuesday Bridge Club Hosts Afternoons At Mrs. Lloyd Mitchells
Mrs. Lloyd Mitchell hosted the Tuesday Bridge Club on North Travis Street with four tables of players. Vases of red carnations and ferns adorned the rooms while Master Joe Lloyd served score pads to guests. A chicken salad plates menu with tea followed the games. no prizes were offered. Guests included Mesdames Hoover and Conn Miller and Miss Velda Walker.
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Lloyd Mitchell
Bridge Club
North Travis Street
Joe Lloyd
Mesdames W. KR
Hoover
Conn Miller
Velda Walker
Homemakers Class Holds January Meeting At First Baptist
The Homemakers Class of the First Baptist church met January 13 with Mrs. Dan Gunn presiding. Minutes read by Mrs. W. O Newton. reports from group captains. The class maintains a student loan fund now used by a Baylor College student without interest. They donated to Buckner Orphans Home and provided fruit jelly and clothes to Cameron children. Mrs Hutcherson resigned as teacher and no successor elected yet.
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First Baptist Church
Dan Gunn
BE. S. Hutcherson
W. O .Newton
D. Fikes
Baylor College
Buckner Orphan's Home
Cameron
Baptist Sunday School Aims for Record Attendance
Sunday school drew 326 in attendance last week. Next Sunday aims to set records for Sunday school B Y P U and overall church turnout. Dallas evangelist M W Wolf speaks at 11 am and 3 pm. he is active in religious and business circles. The three B Y P U units report 106 participants with strong programs ongoing.
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M. W. Wolf
Dallas
Growing a Church class to be taught next week
The book Growing a Church will be taught next week by the pastor. A large attendance is expected as the class meets Monday night and continues five nights.
Episcopal Church Sunday Schedule for Worship and Activities
The church announces Evening Prayer and Sermon at 7:00 p.m. on Sunday January 22. Sunday School begins at 9:45 a.m. and the Young People's Service League meets at 1:30 p.m. Everyone is invited to worship.
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Young People’s Service League
Presbyterian Auxiliary Circles Meet for Foreign Mission Study
The Presbyterian Auxiliary met in four circles on Monday to study a foreign mission book. Circle one met with Mrs. Henry Sapp, circle two with Mrs. Jas. Watson, circle three with Mrs. F. E. Eggert, circle four with Mrs. Jas. L. Coleman. Next Monday the ladies will gather at the church.
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Presbyterian Auxiliary
Henry Sapp
Jas. Watson
FE. Eggert
Jas. L. Coleman
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Baylor
Oace
Baylor Bear Band
Jennings
Baylor Bears
Brooks
WJAD
Waco
Texas
Raleigh Hotel
Baylor University
Dallas
Tyler Commercial College
Tyler
America
Tyler, Texas
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Manhattan Library of Popular Economics
Bank of the Manhattan Company
New York
Spirit OF America
Tuesday Bridge Club
Baptist Church
Episcopal Church
Mrs. James
Losuott
aVyAnep
Cameron’s New Varity Store
Scott’s Variety Store
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