Alfred E Brady Buried in Cameron Sunday
Funeral rites for Alfred E Brady were held Sunday at the Cameron Methodist church with Pastor P T Ramsey officiating. Brady, killed in a Tampa Florida auto train crash, lay in state Thursday, interment at Oak Hill Cemetery, Cameron. Pallbearers included Dan Tyson and several judges. survivors include wife Minnie Pearl Collins Brady and two sons, plus his mother and several siblings.
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Alliers
Brady
Methodist Church
P. T. Ramsey
First Methodist Church
Tampa
Florida
Cameron
Robert Smith
Reverend Ramsey
Katherine Ramsey
Dora Emily Moore
Andrew Freeman
Ramsey
Masonic Lodge
Oak Hill Cemetery
Green Brothers
Dan Tyson
Jeff Kemp
John Watson
W. A. Bonds
Jewel Barmore
Ike Ledbetter
W.W. C. Smith
Roy Law
Dave Smith
E. J. Lester
N. H. Butts
T. L. Randolph
J. T.miller
J. H. Sapp
D. H. Slaughter
Dan Gunn
Ernest Collins
Constantinople
Smyrna
Mediterranean
United States
Oklahoma
Fla
Columbus
Georgia
Methodist
S. E. Brady
B. C. Brady
Port Arthur
W. E. Brady
Dallas
Salt Lake City
Utah
R. B. Brady
McCamey
Texas
Preston Laird
T. L. Peel
Jones Prairie church notices and social gatherings listed
The Jones Prairie W M S meets Tuesday at 4 00 PM and invites all ladies. Sunday dinners hosted by Mr and Mrs C J McLerran and family and by Mr and Mrs Rodney Fontaine and son. Ruby Smitherman visited Roxie Crook. W T Johnson family hosted at J W Hickman home. Oliver Love on vacation with parents. Nearby guests included Hazel Freeman Connie Mae Hickman Louise Harrell and Margaret Elizabeth MacDermott. Six baptisms at Harper tank by Rev Robert Dodson. Little River church welcomed guests and will not have Dodson at services next Sunday July 28. church ladies prepare a What the Bible Says about church membership program. deacons to speak at evening service. Everyone urged to attend.
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Harper Tank
Robert Dodson
Carlton Crook
Newt Canady
Virginia McKinney
Clarkson
Little River
Dodson
Waco
Ladies of the Church
Local Socials Note Brant Smitherman and Judge Fontaine
Mrs Brant Smitherman spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs Judge Fontaine in a brief social call. The report highlights small community visits and neighborhood engagement among local residents.
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Brant Smitherman
Judge Fontaine
Black Family Spends Saturday in Cameron Visit
Mr and Mrs C C Black and their son spent Saturday in Cameron visiting the Giles McDermott home.
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C .C. Black and Son
Cameron
Giles McDermott
Mrs. Davis Black Reported On Sick List
Mrs. Davis Black is named on the sick list in the latest local update.
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Davis Black
El Dorado visitors frequent local Sunday
Mr and Mrs E W Atkinson and their son from El Dorado Arkansas visited the community Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs Jim Fontaine and their daughters spent Sunday at the V Russell home.
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E. W. Atkinson
el Dorado, Ark
Jim Fontaine
V. Russell
Baileyville Church Set To Host McKiney Henderson Meeting
Rev McKiney Henderson will begin a meeting at the Baileyville church this week with invites extended to all. The Ladies Worth While Club met Monday afternoon at the teacherage with seven members present.
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McKiney Henderson
Baileyville Church
Ladies Worth
Club Adjourns Until September Month
The club will adjourn until September. Mrs. Clarence Crook, visiting her parents for three weeks, returned home Sunday. Mrs. John Shenkell of Cameron spent Wednesday and Thursday with Louise Jamison.
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Clarence Crook
John Shenkell of
Cameron
Louise Jamison
Miss Crook Visits Crook Family in Cros Plains
Miss Ethel Crook is spending several weeks with her brother Lenerod Crook and wife at Cros Plains, adding a note of family visit to the community calendar.
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Ethel Crook
Lenerod Crook
Cros Plains
Local visits and arrivals noted in Rosebud area
Mrs J P Fontaine visited Cameron Hospital Monday for treatment. Mr and Mrs Fred Bailey of Buai es spent Sunday at Bert Thrasher's. Mr and Mrs Mirak and family visited Rosebud Sunday. Miss Agnes Boone visits Phil Love home. Dorothy Black and Louise Black will represent Jones Prairie 4H club.
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J. P. Fontaine
Cameron Hospital
Fred Bailey
Buaies
Bert Thrasher
Mrs. Mirak
Rosebud
Agnes Boone
Phil Love
Dorothy Black
Louise Black
Jones Prairie 4H Club
Short Course Notes and Local Visit Highlights
Gordon and James Cox of Lone Oak attend a short course at College Station next week. The Cox boys are spending several weeks with Jack Stidham. Mrs L W Marek visited Columbia Texas last week.
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College Station
Gordon
James Cox
Lone Oak
Jack Stidham
L. W. Marek
Columbia, Texas
Card of Thanks for Miss Mary Ellen Vaughn
The Thweatts express sincere thanks for acts of kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of their sister and aunt Miss Mary Ellen Vaughn. They especially appreciate flowers and all who assisted them. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Thweatt and children.
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Mary Ellen Vaughn
J. T. Thweatt
Lyons merchant quotes Paul Jones line about cheese and crackers
A Lyons merchant recalls a quotation attributed to Paul Jones in which he asks for a pound of cheese placed in a poke with crackers and lap pin yard wrapped around it as he notes a long trek ahead.
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Lyons
Paul Jones
Three Wise Guys Offer Prizes in County Contest
A message invites local youths to bring the first cotton balls to F J Beckerman in Cameron for cash prizes or shoe heels and a fountain pen as top rewards. The jokey pitch suggests choosing among three prizes and thinking it over for next week.
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Moscow
F. J. Beckerman
Cameron
Goodrich
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Alfred E. Brady
Cameron Sunday
Near East
Jones Prairie
C. J. McLerran
Rodney Fontaine
W. J. Fontaine
Ruby Smitherman
Roxie Crook
Oliver Love
Sneed
Mary Ethel Massengale
Maysfield
Lotti
Armeno Lotti
France
Citizens National Bank
United States Depository
America
Plymouth
Williams
Dare-Devil
Charlie Williams
Sapp Motor Company
Milam County
Dodge and
Cameron, Texas
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