Directors Named for The Cameron Herald Board
The Cameron Herald lists directors J. B. White Robert McLane J. P. Wenner R. P. Jeter H. M. Hefley T. S. Henderson Jr J. T. Parma W. B. Skelton Judd G. Davis and R. A. Tag serving on the publication's board.
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J. B. White
Robert McLane
J. P. Wenner
R. P. Jeter
H. M. Hefley
T.S. Henderson, Jr
J. T. Parma
W. B. Skelton
Judd G. Davis
R. A. Tag
Rogers Defeats Caldwell for 8-4 Victory in Nine Innings
Rogers and Caldwell traded innings as Vernon and Dillard drove key runs. Jancik and Wamble contributed steals and safe plays while Hagler and Easley dominated on the mound. Final score 8 to 4 with Rogers scoring the winning run in the ninth.
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Wautipka
Carter
Hagler
Vernon
Surovik
Jancik
Rogers—Dockery
Farley
Wilson
Bunn
Brewer
West
Traylor
Dillrd
Dockery
Easley
Caldwell
Wamble
Hagley
Rogers—Farley
Rankin
Neighbors
Thorugh
Rogers
Dillard
Short
Ashley
Justice Conducts Inquest Over Couple Married Two Weeks
Breckenridge Texas June 7 Justice Castleman who two weeks ago performed the marriage of Q M Huffman and Vesta Mae Hill today returned a coroner s verdict of murder and death by own action over their bodies Huffman yesterday shot his wife through the heart killing her instantly He then turned the gun on himself and died a few minutes later from the wound
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breckenridge
Texas
Castleman
Q. M. Huffman
Vesta Mae Hill
Huffman
Meeting at Ad Hall for evangelistic services
A series of evangelistic services will begin at Ad Hall on Wednesday night June 15. Attend the first gathering to hear the message and participate in the devotional time.
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Ad Hall
Master John Wallace Celebrates Seventh Birthday Party
Last Saturday afternoon Master John Holland Wallace marked his seventh birthday with twenty five children on the lawn under pecan trees. Games, fishing in an improvised pond, and a birthday cake surrounded by daisies topped the celebration. Each child received a gift from the cake as John enjoyed many presents.
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John Holland Wallace
John
Pink themed wedding betrothal party for Deckard and Tom
Mrs George A Thomas and Mrs Clara Thomas hosted a bridal themed party for Miss Deckard Thomas and her friends last Thursday. The event featured pink and white roses pink décor seven pink tables and heart shaped cards announcing a June 22 wedding. Guests enjoyed a two course luncheon including chicken salad heart sandwiches olives tomatoes ice cream and angel food cake.
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George A. Thomas
Clara Thomas
Decard Thomas
Deckard
Tom
Mrs Henderson and Miss Thomas Honored At Needle Work Party
Last Saturday morning Mrs Law Henderson Sr and her daughter Mary Lake hosted a needle work gathering for about fifty young and married women in the Henderson home. The event featured piano solos, songs, a reading, and a wedding march as the bride-elect Miss Dickard Thomas was led through the room and presented with cup towels and sachets.
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Law Henderson Sr
Mary Lake
Henderson
Atkinson
Flynn
Miss Dickard
Ruth Cobden
Alex Triggs
Gladys Walker
Minnie Wolf
Law Henderson
Dickard Thomas
Tom Jr
Ada
Winnie Henderson
Last Class Picnic of 1921 Seniors at Randal Lake
The senior class of 1921 held their last picnic last Wednesday at Randal Lake farm. They enjoyed boating, fishing, and swimming followed by a large dinner.
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Randal Lake Farm
Chautauqua in Cameron Secures 1922 Seven Day Event
A committee of about thirty five Cameron prominent citizens signed a contract with the Chautauqua company for a seven day Chautauqua in 1922. The prior program was first class, entertaining and instructive, pleasing hundreds and earning Cameron gratitude for securing the event.
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Cameron
Chautauqua Company
Southern Methodist University Invitations Draw Generous RSVP
Beautiful invitations are out for the occasion at Southern Methodist University inviting guests to celebrate with campus leaders and alumni in a formal event. The notice signals a social gathering expected to attract notable attendees from the university community.
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The
Commencement Exercises Highlight Miss Gladys Watson's Graduation
Cameron proud to honor daughter Miss Gladys Watson on the graduates list at the institution's commencement on June 14th.
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Cameron
Gladys Watson
Installation of Cameron Chapter O E S Officers
The Cameron Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star held its officer installation Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Jeff Kemp served as installing officer and Mrs. C. P. Phillips as acting marshal, with a full slate listed including W M T F Hardy W P and Electa Melvin Weems Sentinel.
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Cameron
Jeff Kemp
C. P. Phillips
Sheppard
W. M
T. F. Hardy
W. P
Gee
T. Graves
A. M
Kirby Boles
C. R. Phillips
Treas
Katherine Robbins
Motle Cass
Frank Lesovsky
Walter Sharp
Adah
T. J. Avera
Ruth
Wm. Cobb
Ester
W. A. Bonds
Martha
Claude McGregor
Electa
M. W. Price
Melvin Weems
Sentinel
Baptist Auxiliary Meets for First Monday Session
On the first Monday the ladies gathered at the church for a business session. Attendance was good and interesting work was completed.
Presbyterian Auxiliary Plans Summer Activities
The executive board met with full attendance at the church to discuss plans for the upcoming summer months.
Methodist Missionary Meeting at Hall
Fourteen ladies gathered at the Hall on Monday for a Methodist missionary devotional led by Mrs. Howard Baskin. The visiting committee arrived in cars to call on the sick and new arrivals.
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Howard Baskin
Swimming Party At Nattorium Flaunts Twelve Girls
A group of twelve girls accompanied by Mrs. Wm. Rogers enjoyed an early morning swim at the Nattorium on Tuesday morning, showing the facility's lively social use.
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Wm. Rogers
Cameron Schools for 1921 22 Outlook Promising
Cameron school board met Tuesday to plan for 1921 1922 with optimism for growth. An efficient staff is secured including Principal R L Brewer and a long list of teachers across junior and other grades. Superintendent L H Kidd and Mr Parsons are named among the administration.
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Cameron
R. L. Brewer
Ada Henderson
Edna Sprinkle
Ruth Henderson
Minnie Wolf
Clara Curtiss
Jewell Joslin
Olive McGehee
Mary Lake Henderson
Estelle Coleman
M. L. Pardo
Cake Decorating Supplies Available With Twelve Tubes
Ready to take orders for cake decorating using a twelve tube ornament set. Prices competitive and in line with current market rates.
Drive-in Filling Station Nears Completion
The drive-in filling station on the F. A. Green lot near Stolz marble works is nearing completion. J. M. Owings of Austin, now living in Cameron, is constructing the station and promises a modern building. L. H. Kidd, Cameron schools superintendent, left Tuesday to teach in the Summer Normal at San Marcos.
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F. A. Green
Stolz
J. M. Owings
Austin
Cameron
L. H. Kidd
Cameron Schools
San Marcos
Mrs Morrison Visits Bryan and Family This Week
Mrs W A Morrison spent several days this week visiting her daughter Mrs Willard Chambers at Bryan. Mr and Mrs Willard Chambers are visiting home folks this week.
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W. A. Morrison
Willard Chambers
Bryan
Mrs. Willard Chambers
Mrs Watson to Visit Dallas for Graduation
Mrs John Watson and her children will leave Saturday for a visit in Dallas and to attend the graduation of her daughter Miss Gladys Watson.
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John Watson
Saurday
Dallas
Gladys Watson
Proclamation Urges Red Cross Aid for Pueblo Disaster
The president appeals to the public to support the American Red Cross as it responds to the Pueblo disaster. Contributions may be sent through local chapters or directly to Red Cross headquarters in Washington to help restore homes and home life in the stricken area.
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Pueblo
Red Cros
Red Cross
Washington
Local Cameron Testimony Promotes Kidney Pills
W H Ledbetter of Cameron testifies that four years of back and kidney pain improved after using Deans Kidney Pills. He describes relief from frequent secretions and knotting pains, noting quick relief after starting the medicine. The ad claims 60 cents at dealers, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Cameron
W. H. Ledbetter
14Th St
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Msgrs
Buffalo, N. Y
Miss Lillian Tuttle Leaves for Peabody Study in Nashville
Miss Lillian Tuttle departed Tuesday for Nashville Tennessee to study at Peabody University for six weeks.
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Lillian Tuttle
Nashville
Tenn
Peabody University
Opening of Lola Harrells Ladies Specialty Shop
Mrs Lola Harrell announces the opening of a ladies specialty shop next to Tucker’s offering novelties a line of silk underwear silk hosiery and linen handkerchiefs inviting friends to call at the new store.
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Tucker’s
Lola Harrell
Ant Invasion at Local Stock Yards Described
Report describes Australian or South American ants swarming the building at the stock yards. Oaken lumber stored inside is practically consumed and ants have climbed the pipe line to woodwork up to the second floor. Cattle remain unaffected. Attempts to stop the pests with fly paper failed as the ants built a dirt bridge and continued their activity.
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Washington
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Gray Hair Color
The ad touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a simple home remedy to darken gray hair. A local druggist claims it restores natural color evenly with use, without curing disease, by applying to hair with a sponge or brush.
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Wyeth
Lost cotton receipt notice for A Roman at Cameron Compress
Public notice states cotton receipt No. 162054 issued September 4 1920 in the name of A Roman for one bale of cotton delivered to Cameron Compress Company is lost. T S Henderson owner and holder warns the public not to accept or deal with the receipt or any other person’s hands.
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A. Roman
Cameron Compress Company
T. S. Henderson
Tom S. Henderson, Jr
Ant Hordes Threaten Wichita Exchange
Ant swarms from underground mud tubes threaten a Wichita exchange building. Residents report crowds of insects climbing walls and entering facilities as authorities assess containment options. Local insects include thousands of ants moving in from nearby soil, disrupting daily activity.
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Exchange
Wichita
Kan
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Cameron Herald
W. O. Triggs
J. G. West
J. R. Hays
Jefferson B. White
Eeeneseree
AB. R. H. PO
Speeder Ceveruse Wautipka
Semeetanence Rece
Justice
W. A. Gillon
Miss Thomas
Chautauqua
Southern Methodist
Order OF Eastern Star
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Yee Hi School
Parsons
Amelia Williams
McLaughlin
Lennie Mae Bass
Alyne Work
Kittie Cain
Clara Reid
Loventhall
J. C. Jones
Hase Dechand
Miss Cain
Miss Work
Curtiss
Williams
Warren G. Harding
AKERY
Jeter Lumber Co
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