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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1947
Page
7
Dorothy Kirk of Gause is a member of the Southwest Texas State College debate squad in San Marcos. The group of four teens meets under the direction of Dr. Elton Abernathy and has recent field trips with other colleges and universities.
J. E. Meeks of Burlington spent Tuesday in Cameron as a visiting traveler.
A home remedy urges sufferers of rheumatic, arthritis, or neuritis pain to mix Ru-Ex Compound with water and lemon juice. The ad promises positive results within 48 hours and offers a money back guarantee if no relief, sold by pharmacists.
Mothers urged to try Durham's Ne-Mo-Reb Guic eol-Camphor treatment for children chest colds. Refund offer doubles the purchase price if Modern Chest Rule fails, with 35¢ and 60¢ prices at New Cameron Drug Co.
The Lions Club announces The Great Virgil and Julie will perform February 3 at the High School Auditorium. The show includes a full company with elephants birds costumes and lighting. Spectacular new entrances feature witches demons ghosts and the spirit of satan.
The Great Virgil brings his Cavalcade of Mystery to Cameron High School Auditorium Monday for two performances. Over 125000 dollars in production and illusionary effects have been poured into the show with technicians from Hollywood New York and Chicago contributing. The program features illusions such as The Hindu Princess Asleep in Space Sawing a Woman in Half Execution on Mars and The Houdini Trunk Mystery with a daring swap of performer.
The Hoyte Home Demonstration Club marks its seventh annual first-meeting at the Angel home and plans committees for 1947. Members report 1946 acts aiding the sick, meals, flowers, get well cards, aid to families, food relief, and charity. James Elrod reports the group has 15 active members, with Dottie Hanel as youngest and W D Faver as oldest. President Frank Hanel led in 1946 with two absences. the club aims to exceed 1946 year in service and prayer.
Mr and Mrs Henry J Hailes of Houston have returned to Buckholts where they will make their home.
Mrs Pearl Cass of Gause visited Cameron on Monday, briefly calling on local acquaintances and sharing updates during her trip.
Mrs Pat Delahunty of Walkers Creek was a visitor in Cameron on Tuesday, staying for a brief call and local greetings.
Druggist E. O. Schiller promotes Leto as relief for irritated gums claiming fast action. The ad notes a money-back guarantee if Leto fails to satisfy customers.
Cameron Yeomen defeated Calvert 26 to 19 on the local court. Lawrence Michalka led Cameron with 8 points while Calvert’s Halsey scored 11. Elder and Mrs. Frea Janeway of Waco visited Mrs. Leila Janeway Monday.
Mr and Mrs C E Russell of Yarrellton were seen shopping in Cameron on Wednesday.
Mrs Ella Dobbins of Waco is visiting her sister Mrs Jeff T. Kemp and brother Wm Rogers this week, visiting relatives and catching up on family news.
The Texas Conference will observe Hospital Sunday on February 2 to begin a campaign for a new Methodist Hospital in the Texas Medical Center of Houston. The goal is 3 million dollars, with 1.5 million to be raised locally, Bishop A Frank Smith and campaign chair W L Goldston announced.
Mrs. Thresa Picha of Cameron is noted in a recent item about a shop incident at Marak. Details are limited but indicate she was involved in or affected by the event.
Mr and Mrs Frank Salach of Marak visited Cameron on Monday for a shopping trip with no notable incidents reported.
A local Alaskan motion picture theater announces it will accept fish as payment for admission inviting patrons to barter seafood for movie entry. The unusual policy highlights creative bartering within the community.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Graves of San Antonio will be in Cameron Tuesday evening for a short visit en route to Dallas.
L. E. Todd of Mexia arrived in Cameron on a business trip and was noted as a recent visitor.
Clarence Baird of San Gabriel visited Cameron Mon for business purposes. He met local firms, discussed potential deals, and concluded with a brief office call before returning home.
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