Cameron Concert Band Organized With Officers Named
The Cameron Concert Band formed at the school band hall after a two hour rehearsal. Prof J N Crawford leads the group with Lawless Green as president, Tag as vice president, and A Robinette as secretary and treasurer. A by laws committee will draft a constitution for the new band. Their first performance is a sacred concert Sunday afternoon June 15 in the park.
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Cameron
J. N. Crawford
Lawless Green
Tag
A. Robinette
Crawford
Cameron Boys
New Street Sprinkler Goes Into Service in Cameron
The long hoped for street sprinkler is now operating in Cameron. The steel tank machine sprays water to wash holes instead of blasting street surfaces. The unit, funded by the Commercial Club, is operated by M. M. Merit who is boastful of the new device.
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Cameron
M. M. Merit
Miss Motie Cass Graduates From Denton College
The College of Industrial Arts in Denton awarded degrees to the Senior Class last Tuesday morning. LeRoy A. Smith of Fort Worth delivered the address. Motie Cass, youngest daughter of Mrs. N. Cass, received a four year degree and plans a role in the college office under president F. M. Bralley. She previously served as Milam county demonstrator of canning and drying. Cameron honors her achievements as she returns home to prepare for upcoming work. Hon. T. S. Henderson reports wheat crops across Northwest Texas Oklahoma and Kansas reaching near perfection, with many fields up to 98 percent.
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College of Industrial Arts
Denton
LeRoy A. Smith
Fort Worth
Motie Cass
Motie
N. Cass
Cameron High School
Milam County
Great Lakes
I. A
F. M. Bralley
Molle
Cameron
Czecho-Slovak Day Designated and Graduation Held
Governor Hobby designates Saturday June 28 as Czecho-Slovak Day with the flag raised at the post office to honor the wartime ally. The piece also covers Camleron High School’s May 30 graduation, the 24th class with 27 seniors, and the diploma ceremony including speakers, music, and awards.
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Hobby
New Republic
Austria
Russia
France
Siberia
Vladivostok
Lennie
Trotzky
Italy
Texas
Republic
Wilson
War Savings Society Day at the State Fair of Texas
Friday October 10th marks War Savings Society day at the State Fair of Texas. Thrift will be the dominant theme as officials seek record attendance. Thousands of Savings Societies in the Eleventh District will be invited to participate with an morning Coliseum program and a large open air meeting planned for the afternoon. Booths will be set for members to register and prizes awarded for largest representation and greatest distance among registrants.
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War Savings Society
Texas
Coliseum
Pri
Cameron High School Alumni Form Local Organization
Former Cameron High School graduates gathered in the auditorium after class day, electing officers including T. S. Henderson Jr as president and Mrs. Pearl Clement as recording secretary. The group plans annual meetings during commencement week and invites all alumni to join for school benefit.
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Cameron High School
W. O. Triggs
Constitution Committee
T. S. Henderson, Jr
Pearl Clement
Lawhess Green
Olive McGhee
Winnie Henderson
Gladys Walker
W. G. Gillis
Jessie Guffey
Lawless Green
Marshall
Roy Baskin
Chautauqua Pleases Cameron as It Returns
The Chautauqua circuit delighted Cameron residents with lectures by notable Americans, music, and readings. Highlights included Dr. Barkers health talk, Italian Band performances, and a lively children's program supervised by Miss Harrison. The community calls for a repeat run next year.
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Barker
Cameron
Halian Band
Harrison
Summer moves of several local ladies noted
Miss Amelia Williams will spend her summer at the University of Texas taking history courses. Miss Kittie Cain left Saturday for Elgin, and Miss Ruth Rose drove to Dallas last Saturday. She plans extended Colorado study and continues work with Cameron High School students. Miss Isla Reid left for Proctor and will return next year. Miss Goddard will spend summer with her Nashville parents and will not return next year. Miss Pansy Jones went home to Newark and will not return. Miss Mary Nowlin of Georgetown left Friday and will stay with her Georgetown parents.
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Amelia Williams
University of Texas
Kittie Cain
Elgin
Ruth Rose
Dallas
Colorado
Cameron High School
Isla Reid
Proctor
Miss Goddard
Nashville
Pansy Jones
Newark
Mary Nowlin
Georgetown
Miss Nowlin
Knights of Pything Lodge Elects Officers
The Knights of Pything met Monday night June 2 and elected E. W. Hood as E. C. C. E. Wichard W. C. W. G. Gillis Pres Don Eplen M. A. Albert Triggers M. of W Fred Henry M. of F Monta Thomas M. of Ex W. W. Chambers L G. Lee McLane O. G. Robt. McLane K. of R and 8.
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Knights of Pything
E. W. Hood
Presbyterian Church Sermons Begin Ten Commandments Series
Last Sunday the congregation enjoyed two good services and a successful graduation service for Presbyterian girls and boys. Next Sunday evening a series on the Ten Commandments will explore the importance of the law. A committee was appointed to improve housing facilities and add classrooms. A new piano was added to equipment. H. R. MacFadyen, Minister.
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Presbyterian
H. R. MacFadyen
Murder Trial Set For Monday In Texas Case
State of Texas versus Will Ardaway charged with murder. trial set for Monday June 9. A special venue of 75 men summoned. State represented by Roy Baskin, Jack Lewis, and J. K. Freeman. Ardaway represented by O L Kidd, R B Pool, and E A Wallace appointed by the court. Ardaway accused of killing Mr. Greenlease near Baileyville six to eight weeks ago.
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State of Texas
Will Ardaway
Roy Baskin
Jack Lewis
J. K. Freeman
O. L. Kidd
R. B. Pool
E. A. Wallace
Will Ardway
Greenlease
Baileyville
Dr and Mrs Taylor Leave for the East
Dr and Mrs G B Taylor depart for Chicago and then Atlantic City to attend the American Medical Association annual meeting for one week. Afterward Dr Taylor returns to New York City for several weeks of specialized courses in eye ear nose and throat work. Miss Benna Caldwell of San Antonio visits her mother and relatives in the city.
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G. B. Taylor
Chicago
Atlantic City
New Jersey
American Medical Association
Taylor
New York City
Benna Caldwell
San Antonio
Daisy Caldwell
Red Cross Plans Three Peace Conference Sessions
The American Red Cross will outline its peace program to Southwestern Division chapter workers at three conferences in St Louis on June 16, Dallas on June 12, and Wichita on June 20. Dr Livingston Farrand and Willoughby Walling will speak, with George W Simmons expected to address after returning from Siberia.
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American Red Cross
St. Louis
Dallas
Texas
Wichita
Kan
Livingston Ferrand
Central Committee
Willoughby Walling
National Red Cross
Washington
George W. Simmons
America Red Cross
Siberia
Red Cross
Russia
Alfred Fairbank
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Farrand
Europe
League of Red Cross Societies
Red Cross Organization
America
Dr. Farrand
Balkans
Judge Watson to Act as Special Judge in Burleson County
Judge Watson appointed by the Governor to exchange courts with Judge Alexander of Burleson County due to disqualification. Alexander will preside in Milam County while Watson sits in Burleson County next Monday.
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Watson
Alexander
Burieson County
Milam County
Judge Watson
Burleson County
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