Former Congressman Upshaw leads closing sermon in Cameron
The Rev William D Up shaw of Atlanta Georgia preached the closing sermon at a week–long meeting here Sunday at 2 pm He then heads to Crockett for three days of meetings before continuing to Houston for another week at the Richey Tabernacle. The community also notes readers and subscribers including Mrs Mary Maples Ms Mary Easterwood Looney and Joe Thompson renewing subscriptions and local moves and births in Cameron Milam County Texas contributions and family updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. D. Upshaw
Atlanta
Georgia
Crockett
Houston
Richey Tabernacle
Approaching Marriage of Miss Loraine Wade to H L Blanton
Miss Loraine Wade and H L Blanton of Waco announce their forthcoming marriage. Miss Wade, a talented young woman with a fine voice, will wed February 10. The couple plan to reside in Waco where Blanton is established in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loraine Wade
H. L. Blanton
Waco
Grace Eplen
Miss Wade
Miss Jewell Hickman Weds Lester Hughes in Cameron
Miss Jewell Ann Hickman and Lester Hughes were married Sunday morning January 27 at Franklin with Rev. Frank Cheverens officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hickman, Cameron, wore a blue costume with gray accessories. Hughes, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hughes, McKinney, moved to Cameron over a year ago to manage Duke & Ayres and is regarded as a rising local businessman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Jewell Hickman
Lester Hughes
Cameron
Jewell Ann Hickman
Franklin
Frank Cheverens
Sam Hickman
Jones Prairie
W. A. Hughes
McKinney
Duke & Ayres
Stolen 1034 Chevrolet Sedan Belongs to H N Maddox
Sheriff R M Kennedy and deputies hunt the 1034 Chevrolet sedan stolen last night while H N Maddox visited the city. They pursue every lead to locate the missing car and identify the thief.
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H. N. Maddox
R. M. Kennedy
W M S Meeting and Community Notices in Cameron
W M S circles of First Baptist Church plan home meetings next Monday with Bible study. Gussie Rowlett to Milano for an all day study class with Milano Baptist women. J L Calloway of Milam Candy Company among new Herald readers, born in Robertson county. I Q Looney and mother visited G B Taylor. Allen Varner in city with son G B Varner steering Gatse commerce. J D Parnell led Hairston farm demonstration for about 15 farmers at Marlow, sponsored by R K Reppert.
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W. M
First Baptist Church
L. M
H.R. Dobbins
W. H. Henley
Lomas
U.T. Gecirele
Joe Denson
Gussie Rowlett
Milano
The
Herald
J. L. Calloway
Milam Candy Company
Robertson County
Mumford Valley
Texas
Candy Company
Cameron
J.D. Parnell
Yoe High School
Hairston
Marlow
R. RK. Reppert
College Station
Mr. Parnell
Milam County Cotton Ginned in 1934 Compared to 1933
Census report shows 39 376 bales ginned in Milam county from the 1934 crop prior to January 16 1955 versus 48 174 bales for January 16 1934 crop of 1933. Ray ONeill Special Agent.
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Milam
Ray O'Neill
Lions Club Luncheon Views Plans For Future Activities
The Lions Club met at the Ada Henderson schoolhouse for a noonday lunch. E A Perrin spoke and future club activities were discussed. Members Roy Law J H DuBois N Wright and L L Blaylock also attended to business in Austin.
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Lions Club
Ada Henderson
E. A. Perrin
Roy Law
J. H. DuBois
N. Wright
L. L. Blaylock
Austin
Local visitors and births noted in Cameron area
The column records several Sunday visits by local families including Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Gohmert in Rockdale and Mr. and Mrs. John Stasa of Bryan visiting in Cameron. It notes the birth of Raymond Edwin Gohmert on January 20 with a weight of 8 pounds 54 ounces and mentions Angelina Tomasek as the mother.
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L. F. Gohmert
Rockdale
John Stasa of
Bryan
John Richter
E. L. Balwiek
Elmaton
Texas
Raymond Edwin
Angelina Tomasek
Cameron
Meeting at Christian Church Highlights Future Plans
A Monday evening fellowship at the Christian church led by Rev. Maurice Groves of Fort Worth discussed plans for future church work. Refreshments followed in cafeteria style. A Milano reader, Hon. M. Beard, renewed his Herald subscription as the paper nears its 75th birthday in March.
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The
Christian Church
Maurice Groves
Fort Worth
Milano
M. Beard
Herald
Beard
Texas
Mr. Beard
Missionary Study Club Meets at Baptist Church
The Baptist Missionary Society study group met at the Ben Arnold church Monday. Miss Guasie Rowlett opened the session as president of the county association and led the lesson. Attendees from Cameron included several named members and officers.
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Missionary Study Club of the Baptist Church
Ben Arnold
Guasie Rowlet
County Association
Cameron
Miss Rowlett
R. G. Grahem
Mattie Shepherd
Gus Evans
Preston Graves
X, EK. Bell
T. A. Howell
G. G. Lowe
Joe Denson
Wiliam Henderson
John Densem
M. Casey
Good Cheer Bridge Club Hosts Afternoon Social
The Good Cheer Bridge Club was entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Lester Glass. Mrs. Sam McDermott had the high score with Mrs. Raymond Sharpe second. Lemon pie and coffee followed the games. Guest Mrs. C D Davidson assisted the hostess. Vernon Collins moved to Cameron from Rockdale and resides near the Baptist church. Mixsea Nannette Roundtree and Dorix McCall of Rockdale visited Miss Alice Rylander. E L Griffith will read the Herald again in 1955 after advancing the date. Griffith owns the Auditorium Barber Shop and is a longtime local business leader and Herald reader.
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Herald
R. A. Zaleska
Buckholts Route 2
Zaleska
The
Joe Thompson
Thompson
Milano
Frank Polk
Shelley Street
Austin
Cameron
Polk
Good Cheer Bridge Club
Lester Glass
Sam McDermott
Raymond Sharpe
C.D. Davidson
Vernon Collins
Rockdale
Mamie Laird
Baptist Church
Mixsea
Nannette Roundtree
Dorix McCall
Alice Rhylander
E. L. Griffith
Mc Griffith
Auditorium
E. C. Cole
Southern Pacific
Railroad Commission
Commercial Club
Chamber of Commerce
Hay
Milam County Readers Reinvest in Herald Subscriptions
Local figures in Cameron and Milam County renew Herald memberships extending decades of support. Notables include C M Beard of Milano long subscriber nearing 50 years, E C Cole pushing rail inquiries, I L Blaylock exiting as Milam sheriff, and George Banzhef noted County Agent with federal service. Other readers Dewey Green and family plan moves to Farwell, with farm assets advertised in Cameron.
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I. L. Blayiock
Eheritf
Milam County
Hie Herald
Blaylock
George Banzhef
Texas
United States
Federal Building
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Mary Maples
W. A. Sproul
Sherman Dixon
Buckholts
D. C. Lewis
Tihewa
Citizens National Bank
Lewis
W. J. Canady
Archie McLerran
Canady
R. B. Self
Gause
Self
Mr. Self
Majestic
Marlin
Mary Easterwood Looney
Branchville
Little River Bottom
Rosebud
Charles Maas
Maas
Burlington
Leland Denser
John L. Denson
Leni and
Denson
West Texas
John Denson
Alvin Roberts
Alvin Lynn
Mother
Babe
J. B. Parnell
Glen Rose
J. C Parnell
Yoe High
Saint Valentine's
Valentine
Palace of Sweets
W. M. S. Meeting
I. Q. Looney
the Looney of
Bartlett
G. B. Taylor
Allen Varner
G. BR. Varner
Varner
Gatse
Willie Grigsby
George Sheppard
Cotton Report
John Pierce
Madie Watson
Navasota
Mr. Pierce
Henry Reichert
Sharp
Ben Reichert
Mrs. Hilliard
Cameron «Hopper
Frances
Agnes Hebner
Joe Hebner
Arizona
California
Husan Ables
D. R. Looney
Victoria
Port Lavaca
L. Wilson
Hotel Ion
Goose Creek
Mixeon Frances
Agnes Webser
Mrs. G. B. Taylor
Pendleton
Martin Kilian
Copas
Earl Burke
Martin
W. T. Pearson
Baptist Missionary Society
Good Cheed Bridge Club
Gales
Vna
Varia Otentes
Joan Manning
New Cameron Drug Co
Toyee
C. M. Beard
Milan County
Trinity County
Cormmanche
Hainois
Tennessee
S. W. Law
the Herald
Mr. Law
Cameron Cemetery
Hix
W. M. Cobb
North Cameron
Commmisesioners Court
Dewey Green
Mr. Green
Ginase
Plains Country
Farwell
Parmer County
W. J. Green
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