Herald Publishing Co. advertising rates and officers
Published by Herald Publishing Co Incorporated with office in Cameron Texas. The notice lists W C Triggs as president J G West as vice president and directors J B White Robert McLane J P Werner R P Jeter H M Hefley and others. Advertising rates shown include per column inch 25c display and 10c line rate with contract rates on application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald Publishing CO. Incorporated
J. B. White
Robert McLane
J. P. Werner
R. P. Jeter
H M Hefley
A S. Henderson, Jr
J. T. Parma
J G. Davis
R. A Tag
Congress Should Investigate Itself Says Oklahoma Congressman
Congressman Thomas of Oklahoma proposes that Congress examine its own methods to address public complaints about how lawmakers operate. He argues self scrutiny could prove or disprove faults and reassure the nation if no wrong is found.
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Thomas
Oklahoma
Congress
Legislative Assembly
Mr. N. A. Smith
Shaw, Miss
Radio control and fair access in the political air
The article argues for fair radio broadcasting access amid fears of political bias. It notes 20 million regular listeners and warns against using radio to support violence or to unfairly block opponents. Officials should ensure broad, unbiased coverage to serve the public.
Grievance Over Government Service In New Facility
A resident voices dissatisfaction with the government for failing to deliver reliable service at a newly opened modern facility. The complaint highlights gaps in access and quality despite the investment.
The Young Criminals and Their Causes
A discussion on youth crime arguing most offenders are young men aged 16 to 26 with an average around 22. Commissioner Wallis links parental neglect to crime and notes the futility of crime versus hard work. The piece urges early intervention to show youths the high cost of criminal folly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Correction
F. A. Wallis
New York
National school bands gather in Fostoria Ohio
High school bands from across the country compete at a national contest in Fostoria Ohio from June 3 to 5. The piece praises youth enthusiasm and lifelong value of musical training, noting the lasting benefits beyond athletics and urging Texas schools to support bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fostoria
Ohio
Texas
Studying Business Methods at Chambers of Commerce
Chambers of Commerce and Boards of Trade help business men study methods for growth. Many towns lack educated leaders in business development, and ongoing study is essential. Organizations host expert talks and mutual discussions whose ideas outweigh their modest fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers of Commerce
Boards of Trade
Mrs Green Hosts Bridge Tea for Baylor Schoolmate Guest
Mrs Charles Frank Green entertained with bridge in honor of Mrs Kyle of Pine Bluff a former Baylor schoolmate at her new Green addition home on Wednesday. Miss Lou Davis won high score receiving a folding telephone screen. Mrs Kyle received a colonial puff box. Miss Mitchell and Miss Phillips received dainty handkerchiefs. Miss Callie Young won consolation vanity items. A salad and ice course followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Frank Green
Kyle
Pine Bluff
Baylor
Green Addition
Mel Mitchell
Franklin
Eleanor Phillips
Rockdale
Lou Davis
Callie Young
Mitchell
Mrs Thelma Woodard Stanton Visits Cameron Over Weekend
Mrs Thelma Woodard Stanton of Houston Texas spent the weekend in Cameron with friends and relatives.
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Thelma Woodard Stanton
Houston
Texas
Cameron
Memorial Day Reflections on Heroes of War and Sacrifice
A reflective poem memorializes World War I and other conflicts, noting graves of Blue and Gray, Rough Riders, sailors, and Spanish fray veterans. It honors their sacrifices marked by lilies, roses, and poppies while urging readers to pause, remember, and live better in light of those who died.
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Hall
All Drugolets
F. J. Cheney & Co
Eledo
Ohio
City Attorney Paul Webb in Corpus Christi for Texas Municipal League
Paul Webb city attorney visits Corpus Christi for a League of Texas Municipalities meeting. The city plans to launch tax suits and expand government reforms while Webb gathers information. He is expected to return this week.
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Paul Webb
Corpus Christi
League of Texas Municipalites
Webb
Mrs Hutcherson Visitation with Sister in Dallas
Mrs. E. S. Hutcherson is guest of her sister Mrs. Smith in Dallas for an informal visit.
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Mrs. E. S. Hutcherson
Mrs. Smith
Dallas
Miss Harriet Henderson Returns From Seymour Teaching
Miss Harriet Henderson returns from Seymour where she taught Household Economics. Friends greet her home and extend warm welcomes to the former instructor.
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Harriet Henderson
Seymour
Judge Graham Gillis Addresses Thorndale High Graduation
Judge Graham Gillis was invited to Thorndale to speak to the Thorndale High School graduating class Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Gillis
Thorndale
Thorndale High School
Milano Judge Campbell Beard Visits Town Saturday
Hon. Campbell Beard of Milano was in town Saturday for undisclosed events and met local officials during the visit.
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Campbell Beard
Milano
Local residents visit Cameron area and lost parcel reward
Mr and Mrs Ernest Green and relatives from Rosebud visited Mrs Leland Green Saturday afternoon. A parcel addressed to Stewart & Co New York City with return to Miss Mohler Winchester Texas and a letter with the same address were lost on Jackson Avenue 13th Street or Houston Avenue. A liberal reward is offered for returning the parcel to the Cameron Texas Post Office. Miss Allene Tubbs spent the weekend with Austin friends.
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Ernest Green
Ernestine
Helen Cooper
Rosebud
Leland Green
Jackson Avenue
13Th St
Houston Ave
Stewart & Co
New York City
Bridge and Forty Two Parties Honor Hospitalities This Week
Social pages note elegant bridge and 42 gatherings hosted by Miss Aetna Smith Mesdames Vernon McIntyre and Rush Thomas at the Smith home. Wednesday events included six tables on the west porch with spring blossoms and tallies by Janet McIntyre and Viola Thomas. Prizes featured yellow zinnias and tiger lilies. Russian tea and salads accompanied the receptions.
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Aetna Smith
Mesdames Vernon McIntyre
Rush Thomas
H. F. Smith
Janet McIntyre
Viola Thomas
S. A. Cottle
Fred Cable
East Lawn
Gus Evans
Floral Gala Display With Pea Vases And Madeira Linens
Guests wore bright dresses and hats among green hedges as crystal vases held sweet peas and Madeira linen spreads set a vivid, memorable scene. Butterflies fluttered while hosts offered plate favors in a lush outdoor setting.
Lawn Social Honoring Young Peoples Service League Held
Rev and Mrs J P Love hosted a lawn social Wednesday evening on their lawn. The program concluded with brick cream and cake served by the hosts. Members of the Episcopal congregation and League members attended the social evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples Service League
J. P. Love
Episcopal
League
Card of Thanks for loss and kindness
The Harrell and Harper families express gratitude for the kindness shown during their sister and wife’s illness and the burial of their infant. They thank everyone for floral offerings and blessings.
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B. L. Harrell
Dick Harper
Pastor Currie Delivers Baccalaureate Address in Cameron Visit
Dr. Thomas W. Currie, president of The Presbyterian Theological Seminary of Austin, served as guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Atkinson during a recent Cameron visit to deliver the Baccalaureate address at the Methodist church. He departed Monday after a delightful visit with Cameron friends.
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Thomas W. Currie
Presbyterian Theological Seminary of
Austin
Texas
Ben Atkinson
Methodist Church
Cameron Friends
Baskin Family Graduations Highlight Weekend Visit
Miss Clyde Baskin of Southwestern University spent the weekend at home to attend the graduation exercises of her brother William Howard Baskin and her cousin George William Triggs.
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Clyde Baskin
Southwestern University
William Howard Baskin
George William Triggs
Brewer Ends Brief Georgetown Visit
Mrs Bertha Flinn Brewer completed a short visit with Rev and Mrs Glenn Flinn in Georgetown and returned home Saturday afternoon.
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Bertha Flinn Brewer
Glenn Flinn
Georgetown
Reverend Craven Spends Night With Atkinsons
The Rev Craven of the Maysfield Presbyterian church was a Sunday night guest in the home of Mr and Mrs Ben Atkinson.
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Rev. Craven
Maysfield Presbyterian Church
Ben Atkinson
Horstmann Family Guests and Weekend Visits Noted
Carl Horstmann of El Paso stayed with his brothers August and Bismark Horstmann and sister Miss Helena Horstmann this week. Miss Sadie Fincher of Georgetown spent the weekend with cousin Mrs. W. H. Triggs. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Peyton returned from Galveston after attending the Telephone Pioneers Convention and a Hotel Galvez banquet. Mrs. Meers and daughter of Waco visited Mrs. Lottie Bigbee and Miss Moselle Bigbee this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Horstmann
el Paso
Texas
August and
Bismark Horstmann
Helena Horstmann
Sadie Fincher
Georgetown
W. H. Triggs
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Cameron Herald
W. C. Triggs
J. G. West
Jefferson B White
Milam
J. M. F. Gill
Hearne
Decker Motor CO
Dodge
Ford
Porto Rico
Maysfield
J. P. Hefti
A. Kirtley
North
Travis
Rhode Island
R. Dunlap
Willie Hefley
Chevrolet
Essex
Hudson
Essex Horstmann Bros
Miss Allene Tubbs
A. H. Reed
Cameron Florist
Jeter Lumber CO
Cameron Texas
Campbells
California
Maxwell House
Magnolia
J.T. Parma
Fisk Tires
Cameron, Texas
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