Evangelist Perry F Evans Draws Crowds in Cameron Revival
Hundreds attend morning and night services as Evangelist Perry F Evans of Fort Worth leads a Baptist revival in Cameron. The first week draws large crowds at the church and open air lawn services, with singing by Mr. and Mrs. I E Reynolds of the Fort Worth Baptist Seminary and music led by Jr and Mrs I B Benary.
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Cameron
Perry F. Evans
Fort Worth
Evangelist Evans
Tabernale
B. B. Blaylock
I. B. Benary
America
Southern Baptist Convention
Washington
Billy Sunday
Ft Worth
Interurban Link From Waco to Cameron Proposed
J Frank Elder of Waco talked with Cameron leaders about a Waco to Cameron interurban line. He expects preliminary work by month end, pending survey funds and feasibility costs. Cameron will be asked to subscribe its share. The Commercial Club endorses the project and a coordinating committee is set.
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J. Frank Elder
Waco
Cameron
Commercial Club
Equalization Board Appointed by City Council
In regular session Tuesday the City Council appointed a board of equalization to review the current year's tax rolls. The members are J. T. Westmoreland, F. S. Lesovsky and J. E. Reng. The council also discussed suppressing speeding automobiles in Cameron and issued an appeal to citizens to help address the danger.
Baylor professor W. J. Walker visits family home
Teaching at Baylor, W. J. Walker of the Baylor University Summer School spent the weekend with his family, returning to Waco Monday night. He is taking a course in School Administration and brushing up other duties in preparation for the coming session. Charlie Mowdy was a Cameron visitor, and Miss Louise Hearrell is visiting Georgetown this week.
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W. J. Walker
Baylor University
Waco
Notice to Speeders City Council Warns of Strict Enforcement
The City Council warns against continuous speeding and reckless driving and pledges strict enforcement. It asks the public to report violations to City Marshal J. E. Holtzclaw, Mayor U. S. Hearrell, or City Attorney S. M. Burns Jr. to aid arrests and convictions and stamp out the dangerous practice.
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J. E. Holtzclaw
U. S. Hearrell
S. M. Burns
Don Eplen Heads Cameron Knights of Pythias Lodge
Cameron business man Don Eplen was elected to lead the Knights of Pythias Lodge for the coming year. He was installed with other officers, and the group plans a big meeting next Monday with supper and degrees.
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Cameron
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Eplen
C. C
R. A. Triges
V. C
A. F. Braun
W. G. Gillis
Fred Henry
K. R
Monta Thomas
Returns From Tennessee Judge Addresses Old Friends
Judge Ed. F. English came back from weeks in Arkansas and Tennessee visiting relatives and friends. A reception was held at his former home with the judge asked to speak to old acquaintances. Two former slaves owned by his father were among those present. Miss Mary Sue Walker suffered a broken bone in a recent accident but is recovering and expected to walk soon. Miss Virginia West left for Chicago to study at the university.
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Arkansas
Tennessee
Judge English
Mary Sue
W. J. Walker
Virginia West
Chicago
University
L. Rogers
Alice
J. W. Skinner
D. D
Tex.Mex
Presbyterian Institute
Kingsville
Margie Lee Rogers
James W. Manford
Curran Randolph Rogers
Brooks McLane
Corpus Christi
Mrs. Manford
Luling
San Antonio
Mrs. McLane
Mr. McLane
Camileron
Christian Purpose sermon at Methodist Church
The Methodist Church will host a Sunday 11 A M sermon titled Christian Purpose by the pastor. Sunday School begins 9 45 A M and the Epworth League meets 7 15 P M. There will be no service Sunday night due to a Baptist meeting.
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Methodist Church
Epworth League
Baptist Church
Presbyterian Church Advices Sunday Service Change
Church announces no service at Presbyterian Church Sunday night due to joint meeting at Baptist Church. Pastor will preach Sunday morning as scheduled. H. R. McFadden.
Reynolds Leads Congregation With Singing Evangelism
The article highlights Mr. Reynolds as a gifted singer and influential evangelist who secures strong cooperation from the congregation. He performs before preaching, energizing meetings that will extend into next week under Rev. B. B. Blaylock. Visitors are welcomed with organized committees, notably the young people.
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Reynolds
B. B. Blaylock
Cameron Students on Honor Roll for Spring Term
Cameron students Anna Laurie Middleton and Jay Dean Howell earned honors as the University reports spring term rankings. The scoring counted A as 12 B as 9 C as 6 and D as 3 with top upperclassmen at 64 plus and top freshmen at 63 plus.
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Austin
Texas
Ist
Careron
Anna Laurie Middleton
Jay Dean Howell
Married in Oklahoma Cameron reports Hopkins Bittle nuptials
Cameron notes the marriage of Mrs. Lucy Hopkins to J. R. Bittle in Oklahoma City. Mrs. Hopkins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed J. English of Cameron, once taught music locally. Mr. Bittle, Oklahoma City police officer, plans August visit to Judge and Mrs. English’s home.
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Cameron
Lucy Hopkins
J. R. Bittle
Oklahoma City
Hopkins
Ed J. English
Bittle
Judge
Mosquito Fight Shows Early Encouraging Results in Cameron
Inspector W. W. Culver leads a preliminary anti malaria survey in Cameron with director W. E. Hardenburg reporting rapid progress. Culver has killed numerous wiggle-tails in barrels tubs wells and cisterns and will begin oiling once spray cans arrive. Homeowners urged to inspect weekly and remove breeding sites including barrels tubs cans cisterns wells and pools.
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W. W. Culver
W. E. Hardenburg
Cameron
Mgr. Culver
Harlan-Thomas Wedding at Baptist Parsonage
Walter Thomas and Sue Harlan wed at the Baptist parsonage with Brother Blaylock officiating. The couple, after a brief separation, plan to move to Lampasas for Walter’s new job with a wholesale clothing firm. Family and friends extend best wishes as they begin married life.
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Blaylock
Walter Thomas
Sue Harlan
Mr. Thomas
Lampasas
Cupids
Alta Mae Peele
George Thomas
Key
George A. Thomas
Sterling
Naval Department
Joe Harlan
Cameron
Sue
Calvert
Baylor University
Herald
Speaker Thomason to address Milam voters at Cameron
R E Thomason Speaker of the House and governor candidate will address Cameron Milam county voters on the court house lawn starting at 9 PM tonight. The hour was moved from 830 to 900 to honor a Baptist revival with a large congregation. Thomason campaign staff will meet him at Santa Fe depot, with a concert by Cameron’s band and reception at the Auditorium Hotel.
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R. E. Thomason
House of Representatives
Milam County
Court House
Cameron
Thomason
Santa Fe
Giddi
Court House Lawn
Auditorium Hotel
Giles L. Avrent
Galveston
John Watin
Texas
Milam
Thomacen
Islam County
Thomason Apeak
Mrs Adame Returns Home From Visit Switch
Mrs. 3. S. Adame returned to her Tyler home after a short visit. Mrs. R. G. Vaughn accompanied Adame to Tyler and will travel on to Alabama to visit relatives.
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3. S. Adame
Tyler
R. G. Vaughn
Vaughn
Mis. Adama
Alabama
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