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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1929
Page
11
Lesson summary on the Holy Spirit as unseen helper. Notes cite John 16 7 11 Romans 8 12 17 26 27 and Golden Text about sons of God. Explains Spirit's personality and work in regeneration, dwelling, filling, conviction, sanctification, guidance, assurance, and intercession for prayer.
A concise religious remark by Jacob Chamberlain urges every young man and woman to become a junior partner with Jesus Christ for the world's salvation, framing faith as active daily engagement. The comment underscores personal commitment as essential to spiritual mission.
A brief quotation attributed to J C Massee laments how an impatient word prejudice or a rash temper can ruin a day. The note frames a moral about self control and judgment.
A reflective line from poet Jean Ingelow asserts that many prayers that were not granted still grant gratitude for the outcome. The quotation suggests acceptance of divine will and the value of unfulfilled desires.
A brief column highlights the idea that faith and prayer secured victory, inviting readers to consider spiritual influence in triumphs. The piece presents a devotional perspective on confidence, perseverance, and moral strength behind success.
O S Titsworth was found dead in a local hotel room with carbolic acid nearby. An inquest ruled death by suicide due to despondency. a note asked to notify his Dallas sister, with details of his Franklin and Marlin connections.
The Jones Prairie 4-H Club met January 14 from 1:00 to 2:30. Miss Bartholomew awarded certificates and club pins to Mary Tom Stidham Dorothy Mae Black Ella Louise Black Hallie Jamison Ruby White Lorene Brown Maudie Canady Jessie Mae Bell and Gilette McKinney. New officers elected for the year are President Mary Tom Stidham Vice President Ruby White Secretary Dorothy Mae Black Song Leaders Jewel Hickman Hallie Jamison Reporter Pearlie Koehler. The next club day on January 28 will include the first sewing lesson, and one new member joined. The club plans to work hard in the year ahead.
The Episcopal Church holds Morning Prayer and a sermon at 11 oclock on Sunday January 28. Sunday School meets at 945 a.m.
The article notes Joe Schealer's father and mother occupying a new house on Schealer land and lists visitors from Clarkson and Jones Prairie. It reports two basketball games Thursday afternoon with Jones Prairie winning both and mentions more attendance by Howard Schwarting and wife and by Ganell and Lorene Cox visiting from school.
Howard Schwarting and wife with Katherine visited Perry Strickler and wife Thursday night. A new house is being built for the Schwabodas as they intend to make it their home. A group of young people enjoyed a basketball game between Clarkson and Rosebud at Rosebud, with Rosebud winning.
Oliver Rine, once a long-time resident of the area, has returned to the community after many years away.
Thersten Anderson, who has spent several years in China, is back home and stopped by the R. K. Anderson store on Saturday as a visitor.
The list includes Tim Mit chell Buck Bell E Campbell Jim Hank and several Schwarting family members plus Mrs A L Harris Mrs Howard Schwarting Mrs J Freimel and Charlie Jr Joe Schealer Howard and rank Douglas and Mrs Walker Cox and daughters Barrett Johnson visited the Schwarting home Sunday Katherine Schwarting visited W T Johnson Sunday Ed Kinsey and wife of Maysfield visited Schwarting Tuesday Perry Strickler and wife were calling
Mrs. Henry Linsey has been quite ill for weeks but shows some improvement in recent days at the Starnes residence.
The state directs the Milam County Sheriff to publish this citation weekly for four weeks in a county newspaper. Osie Phoenix must answer a petition filed November 13, 1928 in district court case No. 10104 where Leon Phoenix is plaintiff, alleging three years of abandonment. Court convenes March 4, 1929 in Cameron, Texas.
Miss Janice Jones of Hillsboro has been the delightful house guest of her aunt Mrs. John A. Smith. Miss Jones cautioning no further details beyond this brief social note.
A violin solo was played at the Baptist church on Sunday morning using an arced bow technique, adding musical emphasis to the service. No further details on performer or program available.
A concise note highlights a rearranged version of the ancient hymn The Holy City, presenting its familiar melody with a fresh orchestral or choral arrangement for church or concert settings.
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