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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1936
Page
8
In a public statement Mr. Griffith declares his bid to serve Camer on and its growth, promising focus on welfare and property owners. He will succeed Leland Green in Place No 1 and faces no opposition as Green retires.
Superintendent Herndon of the Ad Hall School announced in Cameron that Ad Hall won the Class B Championship in Milam county. This is the second consecutive title for the school. The deciding game, played in Rockdale Tuesday afternoon, saw Ad Hall defeat Jones Prairie 27 to 7.
A. J. Rinn of Norman Valley submitted a double yolk egg weighing about a quarter pound to the Herald. The hen lays three eggs every four days with all double yolks, effectively producing nearly two eggs per day and could become a grand champion if the rate holds.
Mrs W H Stafford hosted a Texas Centennial Bridge party for the Thursday Bridge Club. Pots with blue bonnet scenes and cacti decor stood in rooms. Prizes went to Mrs George William Triggs for high club score, and Mrs Nadine Sapp for high guest score. Low score earned Mrs Chas Davidson a star ash tray. A salad course and white iced cakes with Texas state borders were served.
Guests included Mrs. Nadine Sapp, Mrs. Chas. David son, Mrs. Fred Reno, Mrs. John Mune, Mrs. Bob Bennett and Mrs. Julian Baskin alongside club members in a flag themed event.
Stafford, who has served the office for two years, appeals for voter support. Born in Cameron, he has been active in business with the Baskin firm and in public service, and notes he cannot meet each voter due to duties.
A concerned writer laments how greed and thoughtlessness of men ruin trees essential for climate, water, and soil. He argues lumbering, road construction, and careless practices damage or kill living trees, lowering property value and harming the environment.
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