Business Women Hold Meet at Cameron Country Club
The Business and Professional Women’s Club met at Cameron Country Club for a regular session with a mutton barbecue. Members approved amendments to the constitution changing officer election time to July and moving meetings to the second Tuesday, with a split of secretary treasurer, plus a program and refreshment committee. New members B E McMillan and Jack Owings were elected, and a member completed stenography coursework and secured a position out of state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Cameron Country Club
Hubert Hefley
Bugh Stafford
Cameron Club
Mesdames
B. E. McMillan
Jack Owings
Messrs
Hefley and
Stafford
Katie Robbins
Annie Stalworth
Lucille Butts
Walden’s Business College
Purification by Calotabs Promises System Cleanse
Physicians cite purification as foundational to health and urge Calotabs as the best system purifier. Take a thorough course once or twice a week for several weeks and observe vitality return. A family package with directions is 35 cents at any drug store.
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Nature
Truett to Lead Baptist Forces in Convention
Dr. George W. Truett of Dallas was unanimously chosen president of the Southern Baptist Convention at Louisville. He urged deeper spirituality and broader evangelism while noting that Mississippi floods and the China civil war affected annual missions funding and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Truett
Dallas
Southern Baptist Convention
Louisville
Mississippi Valley
China
Foreign Mission Board
Missionary and church growth figures from the Southern Baptist Convention
The Foreign Mission Board reports 531 American missionaries and 2,644 native helpers, 12,085 baptisms, 1,215 churches with 140,488 members, 1,818 Sunday schools with 76,991 pupils, and nine hospitals serving 69,583 patients. Home Mission Board notes 923 missionaries, 36,233 additions, 168 new churches, 406 new Sunday schools, and 278 buildings repaired or built. The Sunday School Board allocated 444,028.41 to denominational work from 1,806,416.27 receipts. 103,145 teaching awards were granted. aid of 156,252.07 supported aged or disabled preachers and dependent families.
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Foreign Mission Board
China
Home Mission Board
Relief and
Convention
Southern Baptist
Attcin
Two Fliers Conquer the Atlantic Ocean Berlin Welcomes Them
Berlin celebrates Captain Charles A. Lindbergh and Charles Levine with Chamberlain as they complete a non stop New York to Berlin crossing aboard the Bellanca monoplane. The reception draws 35 000 in Tempelhof and a million Berliners watch the aerial parade. Ambassador Schurman greets the pilots and Coolidge sends congratulations. Chamberlain and Levine become honorary citizens of Cottbus.
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Berlin
New York
Atlantic
Charles A. Lindberg
Charles Levine
Chamberlain
Denison
Iowa
Charles A. Levine
Bellanca
Cottbus
Levine
Belanca
Kaiser’s Palace
Tempelhof Field
Lufthansa
Notice in Probate Milam County Texas 1927
The sheriff must publish weekly for ten days a probate notice in Milam County about Charles M. Williams deceased. W B Cochran seeks appointment as administrator. hearing June 6 1927 at Cameron Courthouse. Court deadline to appear and contest. Lilian Atkinson clerk deputy Meta McCown records. Mrs Lacy Wills visited Corsicana after May 23 1927.
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Milam County
State of Texas
Charles M. Williams
W. B. Cochran
Cameron
Lilian Atkinson
Texas
Meta T. McCown
Global copper output surpasses 7,000-year buildup in 20 years
Over the last two decades world copper production exceeded the total mined across roughly seven millennia, marking a dramatic rise in output driven by industrial demand and expanding mining activity.
Worcester couple welcome a fine boy born June 1 1927
Mr and Mrs T P Worcester rejoice in the birth of a son Wednesday June 1 1927. Mother and baby are doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Worcester
Visit of Lula Hutcherson En Route to Baylor College
Miss Lula Hutcherson of Palestine visits her brother Rev. E. S. Hutcherson before going to Baylor College for summer school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Hutcherson
Palestine
Rev
E. S. Hutcherson
Baylor College
Jad Salts Claim Kidney Relief With Gentle Flush
An old newspaper ad touts Jad Salts as a safe, inexpensive remedy to flush clogged kidneys and improve bladder conditions. It claims four ounces of Jad Salt in water before breakfast helps kidneys act normally, aided by grape and lemon acids with lithia. A local druggist reportedly sells many bottles to those seeking early kidney relief.
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Country Club
H. C. Keith
Helen Horstmann
Minnie Bartholomew
Annie McLane
Minnie Stedman
Bess Dunham
J. M. Williamson
Wm. Rogers
F. Fahrendorf
Ludie Law
Norma Woolley
Bush Stafford
Palace of Sweets
Walter Sharpe
Prop
Cameron, Texas
Cameron Fruit Company
Folger’s Coffee
Chipso
Muffets
Crisco
J.T. Parma
FISK
Southern Convention
Geo. W. Truett
Conl
Atlantic Ocean
United States
Jacob Gould Schurman
Ies
Heaven
Cal
Schurman
Coolidge
von Schubert
State of
Lacy Wills
Corsicana
H. A. Jackson
Barney Carlton
Tyler Commercial College
Tyler, Texas
Milano
Gause
Calf Prairie
Wm. R. Rogers
Hill’s
HILL
C.S. Terry
Thedford’s
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