Episcopal Church Desecrated by Vandals
Rev J T Love reports a night disturbance at the Episcopal church with a missing key a lit candle broken altar plates removed obscene inscriptions and disrupted rooms a reward of 500 is offered for the culprits while police investigate prior church desecrations are recalled Miss Alice Cowan is elected delegate to the Texas League Conference with Sunday services and league activities listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
J. T. Love
Episcopal Church
Love
Ray Robinson
Baptist Church
Ealz of
Columbus
Alice Cowan
Texas League
Jacksonville
Texas
Roy Baskin
A. C. Freeman
Wallace Hopkins
the Devil
Tom Walker
R. S. Marshall
Edward N Shaw Receives Medicine Diploma in Atlanta
Edward N Shaw Jr son of Dr E N Shaw earns medical degree after training at University of Texas and Emory University. The Herald salutes his achievement and notes family medical tradition and support from his father and mother.
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Emory University
the Herald
Edward N. Shaw
Church School Growth and Music Leadership Highlight Week
The First Methodist Church reports growing Sunday School quality with junior and intermediate leaders conducting worship services. Members buy the What Every Methodist Should Know book for Wednesday lectures by the pastor, and the Texs Christian Advocate subscriptions doubled. Mrs J J Clintean is appointed organist, bringing valued choir work. Epworth League notes Miss Jesse Guffey visiting as president.
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Texss Christian Advocate
J. J. Clintean
Epworth League
Jesse Guffey
Guffey
Funeral for Mrs Marie Rogers at Marak Cemetery
Mrs Marie Rogers aged 87 died at her home on June 3 at 1 p.m. in Ad Hall. Born in Austria she had lived in the United States for many years. Funeral directed by Henne & Meyer funeral parlors. The Herald offers sympathy to the bereaved family.
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Marie Rogers
Marak
Ad Hall
Austria
Henne & Meyer Undertaking
Herald
School Board Expands Faculty for Next Year
The Champion notes seven teachers now on the ten member faculty after three new hires. Re employed are Superintendent L. J. Samuel, Miss Carter, Miss Stokes, Miss Turner, and at a recent meeting Mr. W. R. Davis as principal. Juanita Curry and Stella Curry of Somerville were hired as teachers.
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L. J. Samuel
Commercial Club Presses Cameron Street Paving Delay
At a Monday Commercial Club meeting members criticized Cameron council over delayed street paving. The council blames local business owners for not complying with lead pipe and sewer connection ordinances, hindering progress in the paving area.
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Commercial Club
Council
Cameron
Paving Contractor Plans Ship Plant to Cameron
W. E. Dozier the city paving contractor said he would move his plant to Cameron next week. City engineer A F Mitchell announced the plan at the city council meeting, but the paving faces indefinite delay due to absent property owner cooperation for lead pipe and sewer connections.
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Cameron
W. E. Dozier
A. F. Mitchell
New Cameron Cafe to Open in Former Schiller Buick Building
A new restaurant will open in Cameron by June 15 in the former Schiller Buick building, leased by Temple men George Woordham Hal Townsend and Jack Fields from Hubert Hefley. Fixtures from Temple’s New England Dairy Lunch Cafe will move. The Auditorium hotel plans to drop its dining room and switch to the European plan, with the restaurant across the street.
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Schiller Buick Company
Cameron
George Woordham
Hal Townsend
Jack Fields
Temple
Hubert Hefley
New England Dairy Lunch
Auditorium Hotel
Legislative History of the Texas Railroad Commission
The 1891 acts required the Governor to appoint three men to form the Railroad Commission of Texas with terms lasting to the second Monday after the next governor’s inauguration. Governor Hogg argued against public election of commissioners and proposed four to six year terms. ultimately the people chose elective commissioners, though his disqualification idea for other offices was not adopted.
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Railroad Commission of Texas
Hogg
Willis Point
Mrs Willard Chambers and baby visit Bryan kin
Mrs. Willard Chambers and her infant are visiting the homes of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Morrison, in Bryan.
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Willard Chambers
Baby of
Bryan
W. A. Morrison
Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkener for Graying Locks
A grandmother's remedy uses Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound to restore natural hair color. Apply with a dampened comb or brush. after one or two uses gray strands vanish and hair appears glossy and youthful.
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Wyeth
Straight Talks With Aunt Emmy on Mortgages as Investments
Aunt Emmy explains first mortgages are generally sound but not all are good. Seek bank advice, know property value, ensure legal safeguards, and watch taxes and insurance. Second mortgages can pay more but require liquidity and foreseen protection. beware investing with small capital.
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Emmy
Ethel
Anne B. Aymes
St Anthony’s Catholic School Ends Term With Exercises
St Anthony’s Catholic School in Cameron closed the term on May 28 with exercises led by Sister Helen and two assistants. Graduates include Charles Lee Sens and Roy Epperson, with Miss Lucy Matula also noted as a graduate. The program featured a Welcome, various drills, songs, recitations, a gymnastic display, a German May Hymn, and the awarding of diplomas and Palmer Method.
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St. Anthony's School
Cameron
Helen
St. Anthony’s Grammar School
Cameron High School
Chas. Lee Sens
Roy Epperson
Lucy Matula
Yee High
Agnes Macal
Baker
Frances Hubner
Agnes Matocha
Jerome Ma
List of officers and dues for next term
The document lists officers including Albert Collina C C and Lee R. Clore M of W with others named as C C L A Dusek V C G Gillis P and A Esslinger M of A Jack Hearrell and Earle Burke C G. It states all other officers not elected hold over for the next term and dues are Herald per year one dollar fifty cents.
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Albert Collina
C. C
L. A. Dusek
V. C
W. G. Gillis
Lee R. Clore
A. Esslinger
Jack Hearrell
Earle Burke
C. G
Controversy Over WCTU Delegates At Large In Dallas
The article reports Zeke Marvin of the Ku Klux Klan opposing Mrs. Van De Watts for New York delegate status at the Texas WCTU convention. It notes Mrs. De Van Watts planned a statewide education drive and was denied a delegate position despite Tuesday’s clash over her anti whisky speech and the convention’s ruling on R Harper Kirby.
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Zeke Marvin
Ku Klux Klan
van de Warts
van de Watts
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Claude de van Watts
Waco
de van Watts
New York
Texas
R. Harper Kirby
Austin
Anti-Saloon League of Texas
KU Keen Klan
Wilom
Dallas
Willom
Kirby
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First Methodist Church
Walter Splawn
Railroad Commissioner of
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ST. Anthony School
Tula
Arthur Zalesky
U. S
Alfred Ondrej
Earnest Michalka
Henry Michalka
Louis Matula
Annie Wiltzchek
Father Spinneweh
Geo. A. Thomas & Sons
Cameron, Texas
Knights Pythias
Cameron Knights of Pythias
Kellogg
Swift
C.N. Green & Brothers
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