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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1939
Page
4
Miss Isolina Ratliff wed Rogers and Poe Clayton Sapp at home with Rev J C Williams officiating amid palms and lilies. The couple plans a Taft home and Sapp works in Airplane Dusting. Miss Lillian Mikolaj and Arthur Zalesky wed in Cameron with hosting families and receptions following ceremonies.
A historical notice touts Black-Draught as an all vegetable tonic laxative that relieves headaches and bad breath tied to constipation. It promises gentle, prompt cleansing of the bowels and long life of popularity as proof of merit.
Miss Dorothea Kubecka of Cameron served as Cameron’s official representative at the Cotton Queen’s ball in Waco on Saturday night May 27. The event was one of many Central Texas beauties featured at the Chamber of Commerce sponsored celebration in Waco. She was born and raised in Cameron, daughter of Mr and Mrs D J Kubecka. She graduated Yee High School in 1935 and attended Texas State College for Women for two years in business administration. She is now secretary to Milam County Judge Jeff T. Kemp. Other contestants listed include Norma Jean McElwrath Nila Fay Allen Dorothy Jean Lewis Janette McIntyre Maxine Ackers Patsy Reaves.
The Cameron Cheeves Brothers big store advertises a month of unlimited savings beginning June 6 as First Monday trading tradition continues with special offers read in the Herald. Geo A Thomas and Sons, longtime druggists and jewelers, praises advertising results and graduation gift sales prompted by the newspaper ad.
Whatley Grocery announces a first class food sale to offer reduced prices to readers. The store emphasizes fruit items, noting their limited availability seasonally and promising good value, with prices set and advertised after Thursday afternoon.
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