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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1929
Page
8
Lesson notes explore Ezekiel 2 4 11 2415 18 and 3 1 8 detailing God’s pleasure in life not death, the prophet’s call and threefold purpose to convict, warn and restore Judah, and the Spirit’s anointing enabling the prophet to deliver his commission amid a rebellious audience.
A vintage Essex used car listing notes a low center of gravity and smooth ride. It cites Timken wheel bearings, a counterbalanced crankshaft, steel body, large balloon tires, and aluminum pistons. Fuel efficiency is 18 to 22 mpg with 14 000 to 17 000 miles on tires and no vibration or rough power delivery.
The text outlines Ezekiel’s divine commission and the tough traits required for a prophet. It emphasizes impudent behavior of the people, the task of delivering God’s message with courage, personal preparation through eating the book, and reliance on the Spirit. It notes Ezekiel’s experiences including the death of his wife as a sign to Israel.
In Matthew 9 12 to 13 Jesus eats with publicans and sinners. Pharisees question why the righteous absent. He replies the healthy need no physician, the sick do, and he came not to call the righteous but sinners to repentance.
Mrs J L Slaughter hosted a ladies picnic with Mr and Mrs R J Long honoring Mrs P J Hale. Guests used seven tables for 42, the lawn festooned with lanterns plants and daisies. Prizes included pot plants for top scores and a light ice course ended the evening.
Mrs. P. J. Hale of Russellville Alabama was honored Friday morning with a bridge luncheon of three tables hosted by Mrs. Fred Cable. Pink and red roses decorated the setting as players enjoyed a plate lunch at noon. Guest prize was a framed friendship motto and prize items included French pottery filled with flowers.
A wave of Yo-Yo mania grips Texas as golf players, social climbers, bankers, and youth abandon routines for Yo-Yo spinning. Even churches consider Yo-Yo themed incentives to boost attendance while advertisers praise the fad’s reach beyond urban centers to rural areas.
Beeville joins several small Texas cities pursuing a large milk products plant as the best investment for the city. Committees work to raise 100000 in stock subscriptions with Beeville’s share to be part of a sweet cream butter and powdered milk facility, while a Chicago firm would take the rest. Texas shifts from a cow country to a dairy state as this plan unfolds.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bowman and Mrs. P. J. Hale entertained with a swimming party and picnic at Midway on Monday night. A large group of young ladies and gentlemen participated and spent a very enjoyable time.
Mrs. Howard Edminston hosted a farewell gathering for her niece Juanel Wilson of Brownsville who left for home Sunday. Games provided entertainment and guests enjoyed punch and cake after an evening of fun.
The 200 pound giant cigar was displayed in Havana attracting curious onlookers and media attention as a remarkable novelty.
Mrs Giles L Avriett entertained at her East Eleventh Street home with a picnic bridge party. Eight tables of players enjoyed refreshment baskets and prizes for high and low scores. Out of town guests included Mrs Albert Triggs Mineola Mrs W T Hefley Temple and Miss Louise McLendon Waco.
We extend thanks to doctors nurses ministers and friends whose thoughtfulness and kind words supported our mother and sister during illness and after her death. S W Cheeves C N Green Ida Jackson W J Woods B F Stewart T T Gordon express gratitude for comfort.
The church notes higher Sunday School and church and League crowds last Sunday. Communion is set for eleven o clock with the pastor in the pulpit at eight. Leagues meet at seven while Sunday School meets at 0 45.
The Episcopal Church lists Holy Communion and a sermon at 11:00 A M on Sunday July 7 with Sunday School at 9:45 A M. Worship invitation extended to the community.
A Norwegian law bans felling trees unless three saplings are planted in place. The rule aims to promote reforestation and curb deforestation by linking logging to mandatory regeneration commitments.
A historical note states that some of California’s giant redwood trees, the Sequoias, are believed to date back about 4000 years before Christ. The claim reflects long lifespans of these ancient trees in the state’s forests.
The automotive industry consumed 154 million pounds of rubber in 1928, accounting for about 80 percent of total rubber output.
A report notes a mosquito with 22 teeth clearly visible when examined under magnification. The finding highlights intricate mouthparts and potential implications for feeding behavior.
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