Lesson on Judas Betrayal and The Last Passover
This devotional notes Jesus as betrayed by Judas for avarice and the Last Supper. It recounts his preparation for Passover, the betrayal announced, Peter's denial, the Agony in Gethsemane, and Jesus before the Sanhedrin, highlighting watchfulness, prayer, and courage under trial.
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Judas
Mary
Ning
Jesus
Christ
Jucas
Maever
Galilee
Peter
Bam
Gethsemane
James
John
Mou
Meenane
Effie Finds Love While Directing Amateur Play
Effie McIntosh blossoms under Sterling’s guidance as he helps stage a troublesome production. A surprise on opening night reveals Sterling is the famed Frederick Sterling, asking Effie to marry and return to New York to star together.
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Effie
Sterling
Randolph
Mr. Sterling
Tie
New York
Frederick Sterling
Fred Sterling
Fred
Lipase
Red Cross Final Report Cameron Chapter Drive Funds
Final report details the closing results of the American Red Cross Cameron Chapter fundraising drive. It records total contributions received, expenditures incurred, and the net balance available for future disaster relief efforts. The document outlines acknowledgments to donors and volunteers who supported the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Cameron Chapter
The
American Red Cross
Lost red and white spotted bird dog near Cameron Texas
Reward offered for the return of a red and white spotted bird dog with collar engraved Dr. T. G. Van Zandt Cameron Texas. Last seen at Thorndale. Notify N J Van Zandt Granger Texas. Contact for the finder to claim the reward.
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T. G. van Zandt
Cameron
Texas
Thorndale
N. J. van Zandt
Granger
Cameron Party Bids Farewell to Camp Travis Troops
A Cameron group traveled to San Antonio on Wednesday to bid farewell to relatives among the troops at Camp Travis who are to depart for France in the coming days. Included in the party were Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Greer, Mrs. Roy Baskin, Mrs. W. B. King, and Misses Vance Hardy, Ruth Henderson, and Annie Lou Baskin.
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Cameron
San Antonio
Camp Travis
France
W. W. Greer
Roy Baskin
W. B. King
Vance Hardy
Ruth Henderson
Annie Lou Baskin
Clarkson hosts Mr Hearrell speaking for Hobby campaign
Mr. U. S. Hearrell spoke at Clarkson Tuesday night in the interest of Gov. Hobby. Mrs. C. D. Lay and her chorus class of fourteen Cameron ladies and girls furnished delightful music on this occasion.
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U. S. Hearrell
Clarkson
Gov. Hobby
C. D. Lay
Cameron
Woods Visits Cameron As Texas Attorney General Candidate
John W. Woods of Abilene, a contender in the July Texas AG primary, stopped in Cameron early this week. He met Herald staff, presenting as a refined statesman with good manners and strong public demeanor.
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John W. Woods
Abilene
Texas
Cameron
Woods
Herald Office
Candidate for Governor Here
Henry Clark of Stephenville Erath county Texas candidate for governor paid respects to Cameron on Tuesday this week. He addressed voters at the courthouse at two o’clock outlining his claims for support in the July primaries. The crowd was smaller because Milam county farmers were busy cleaning out their crops.
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Henry Clark
Stephenville
Erath County
Texas
Cameron
Mr. Clark
Court House
Milam County
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic drives out malaria
Old Standard general strengthening tonic Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic helps drive out malaria enrich the blood and build up the system. A true tonic for adults and children. 60 cents.
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GROVE
Ladies of Gameron Urged to Help War Relief Effort
The message calls on local women to volunteer at the Red Cross room and surgical dressing rooms, noting that many men from the community are serving overseas. It urges a few hours of service for those in need and acknowledges the dangers they face.
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Red Cross
Malaris Tonic Promoted for Adults and Children
An old advertisement touts Malaris as a blood enrich er and system builder, described as a true tonic suitable for both adults and children, priced at 50 cents.
Calomel sales fall as Dodson's Liver Tone rises
Local druggists report a drop in calomel sales and promote Dodson's Liver Tone as a safer, pleasant tasting vegetable remedy. They guarantee satisfaction, offering a small bottle for a few cents and promising easy relief from liver sluggishness and constipation without gripping the stomach.
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Dodson
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Rev. B. & Fitzwater
D. BD
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Vincent G. Perry
Triggs Dry Goods
Cameron, Texas
Red Cross Final Report
Ad Hall
Ben Arnold
Branchville
Binary Seeee
Buckholts
Burlington
Curry
Davilla
Elm Ridge
R. P. Jeter
Ladies of Gameron
S. Kestenbaum
Worcesters Market
Wilkerson
Sebesta & Ondrej
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