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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1948
Page
5
A 2 30 Saturday shower at Mrs. R. C. Fikes home honored Mrs. Thomas Burnett the former Bettye Weems. Guests gave many gifts and the bride thanked each guest courteously after games led by Mrs. Fikes. Refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Mrs. Edgar Harris.
Milam county Farm Bureau will hold a meeting Wednesday night February 4 at 7 30 in the district court room. Everyone is invited to attend.
Local notice proclaims Rawleighs Department TXA-1611-45 in Cameron now active. It invites individuals to start Home Service business and earn a good living, urging immediate written contact at Memphis Tennessee.
Mrs. Oscar Patillo and family visited Buckholts friends with the Jacksons of Bryan on Sunday. Darrell Tindall, Temple Junior College student, spent last week with Cameron relatives. Charlie Simecek renewed his Herald subscription and recently moved to a farm. John Gelner renewed his Herald subscription after a Cameron trip.
For Representative 64th District Fred Jackson For District Judge W A Morrison For City Secretary W H Stafford For Alderman Place 1 Aug G Kunz Place 2 Emmett Streetman Joe Bass Parma Radio Service advertises repair services and branding with a radio theme.
Geo A. Thomas & Sons advertise Black Hawk Ointment for eczema te tter ringworm athletes foot prickly heat poison oak and itching with a guarantee price 60 cents or one dollar for a jar.
A charter meeting at First Methodist church Wednesday night adopted the organization constitution and by laws. L. Van Perkins committee served a turkey dinner. Participants from Hearne included J. H. Fox J. T. Meyer Charlie Blake K. L. Harkins and Rev E H McKenzie who contributed to the program after the business session.
Marlyn Devers daughter of Mr and Mrs R A Devers of Cameron and William Dana son of Joe Dana of Waco were married at Cameron Gospel Tabernacle Saturday at 2 pm Rev H M Rowley performing the single ring ceremony. The bride wore a white suit with brown accessories and a pink corsage. The couple will live in Houston where Mr Dana is employed with a Mercantile Company.
Mrs. Thomas Potter Jr and her young son Geofrey of Neptune New Jersey arrived in Houston to visit Mrs. Potter's sister and husband Clyde Sheffield and plan to visit her mother Mrs Agnes Lowe in Cameron. They expect to stay several weeks with friends and relatives.
Miss Devers, a Yee High School graduate, is well known in Cameron for her community involvement and ongoing education.
From Pasco Washington Carl N Hayes shares an update on local folks and happenings in the old home town renewing bonds and keeping in touch with community life.
Henry Graves a prominent farmer and stock man in the Lilac community visited over the weekend and renewed his subscription to The Herald for another year.
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