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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1929
Page
6
The item notes Cameron Gerald serving as President, Editor and Manager in a leadership capacity. It highlights his prominent position within the organization and his multiple duties across administration and editorial management.
The text contrasts golf with baseball, arguing golf offers active participation while baseball has become spectatorship. It notes golf’s exclusivity and cost limit recreational access, predicts golf could dethrone baseball as national health improves, and emphasizes the golfer’s self-driven, non spectator role. It cites broad ideas aboutAmericans and sports culture.
A meditation on Americans seeking novelty in vacation choices from seashore to mountains and abroad. The piece links restless travel to boredom with familiar surroundings and traces a frontier instinct reemerging in modern leisure.
A reflective piece notes how small events shape major outcomes. It cites Joseph Conrad and Benjamin Franklin as examples of chance steering genius, suggesting destiny can turn failures into fame and lasting influence.
A collage of reflections on employment in a family print shop, discoveries from Tutankhamen to oil wells, and the influence of passions on life choices. It touches on the stock market, Americanism, and the summer school student’s deserved rewards, styled as opinion snippets.
The Ada Henderson School lists 83 graduates and award recipients across academics and extra programs. Notable names include Ernest Crewell Clifton Da Pete Dierry Bentley Eppers Kchkenhorst Ilyra Lee Franklin Julian Freeman and Eddie Graham. Certificates were issued for perfect attendance along with proficiency in baseball art and music memory contests.
The piece argues that hope must be real and evolving beyond mere dreams. It contends love, defined as fellowship and justice, is the greatest power and should guide actions toward broad, lasting moral progress beyond self. It cites Jesus, St. Paul, and biologists on evolution as part of a faith in ongoing improvement.
A community production features a long cast list with roles from Mother Goose characters to Flower names. Cast includes Patricia McGregor as Spring, Kathryn McIn Tosh as Mother Goose, Elizabeth Soro as Bo Peep, and many others across the fairytale lineup.
After diplomas and certificates were awarded the benediction was delivered by Johnnie Reese of the graduating class. Names listed include Casey Slocomb Nonnie May Renfro Jane Tyson Henrietta Hefley Marie McDermott Beulah Collier Bessie King Helen Dierr Virginia Ledbetter Laurene Nairn Leslie Mohler Maidie Watson Freeman Slocomb Caroline Cheeves Patricia McGregor Velma Reese and Rebecca Graham.
A quoted sermon urges doubt of God and despair for the future but warns against shadows between neighbors. It emphasizes that being right with fellowmen brings one nearer the kingdom of God, as echoed by Christ.
Miss Florence Atkinson entertained friends Tuesday evening with a lawn party and tea at her parents home Mr and Mrs Ben Atkinson. Guests were ex students of Yo e High School claret class of 1929 and future graduates who wrote prophecies read during the program. Entertainers included Miss Marie Green Charles Schach Bobby Lyon and Jon Roland and his orchestra. After the program guests danced and the lawn glowed with colored lights and flowers. Refreshments of punch and cakes were served.
Mrs J W Coleman entertained members of the As You Like It Club at her home with a social gathering and refreshments. The event brought together local members for fellowship and conversation in a cordial setting.
At a regular Wednesday meeting several guests joined members for an afternoon of needlework and conversation. Hostess served a salad and an ice after the gathering as part of the social program.
Next Sunday June 9 is Reunion Day at the Baptist church with all members urged to attend at least one service. Morning and evening programs include hymns prayers solos and a sermon by Rev. Mitchersen with special choir pieces and instrumental solos. Sunday School and B Y P U attendance encouraged.
Austin dispatch reports Ree L. Robbins and Jim Kelly, last week breaking the endurance flight record in the Fort Worth craft, were promoted to Lieut. Colonels amid cheers. ceremony occurred in Austin on June 4 with Sclons in attendance.
The legislature applauded as Governor Moody conferred honorary colonelcies on the aviators Lindbergh Robbins and Kelly, lauding their courage and endurance. Robbins and Kelly expressed gratitude for the ovation from both houses.
Rev H G Kenney will preach at the New Hefley Theater on Sunday with the sermon titled Jesus and Common Sense. The committee invites the public to attend as the theater remains comfortable for services and Kenney has drawn large crowds in prior messages.
Cameron Chapter No. 559 O. E. S. held officer installations at the Masonic Hall Tuesday evening conducted by Mrs. Mattie Sheppard. Named officers include Hettie Davis as Worthy Matron Jeff T. Kemp Worthy Patron Kuehl Associate Matron H. K. Garner Associate Patron Annie Criswell Conductress Gladys Watson Warden Ike Ledbetter Sentinel Haygood Adah Verna Smith Ruth Nadine Bragg Esther Alice McGehee Martha Joe Matula Electa Co S Peyton Treasurer Will H. Stafford Secretary.
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