Four Summer Camps Planned by Heart O'Texas Council
Announcements from J R Nally detail four ten day camps for Boy Scouts, each limited to sixty boys, with start dates June 28 July 12 July 26 and August 9. Camps at Valley Mills feature swimming and craft activities, trained lifeguards, and a strict health plan including medical exams and sanitary checks.
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Heart O’texas Boy Scout Council
J. R. Nally
Nally
Marlin
Mart
Cameron
Temple
Waco Rosebud
McGregor
Iredell
West
Calvert
Valley Mills
Valley Mills Golf Club
H. F. Shaw
Nalley
Resolutions of Respect for Fred C Thompson
A local organization posts resolutions of respect mourning the death of Fred C Thompson on May 22. They commend his cheerful spirit and helpful service, noting his constant effort in all undertakings and his relation as brother to the President Mrs Meta T McCown.
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Cameron
Essa
K & P. W. Club
Meta T. McCown
G. d
Fred C. Thompson
Wedding Set for Baileyville Church This Sunday Night
The ceremony is planned for Baileyville church at eight o'clock on Sunday. Mrs W J Fontaine and Mrs Rodney Fontaine visited C J McLerran's home Friday afternoon. Merlin Lester returns home for the summer after studying in Waco. J P Fontaine and family spent Sunday with Oscar Smith at Cross Roads. Arthur Easley drives a new Chevrolet sedan. Sneeds Chapel Epworth League held a business meeting at Mau di Canady's Friday night. Miss Beaulah Johnson works Saturdays at the St Louis store in Cameron.
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W. J. Fontaine
Rodney Fontaine
C. J. McLerran
J. P. Fontaine
Oscar Smith
Cross Roads
Sneeds Chapel
Epworth League
Maudi Canady
Beaulah Johnson
St. Louis
Cameron
Methodist Church Welcomes Worship Next Sunday
The church urges participation in worship despite heat. Sunday School meets at 9:45, Epworth Juniors at 5:30, Epworth Hi’s and Seniors at 7:00. Pastor preaches at both services with the eight o’clock sermon titled A Ten Course Dinner Or. Enjoy music and fellowship as evening service offers fans to cool attendees.
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Epworth
Social News From Jones Prairie and Surrounding Areas
Local families visit at various homes including the Baileys Fontaine Black and McLerran clans. Notable items include Drury improving at Cameron Hospital, Roy Hensley attending San Marcos, and a marriage announcement for Miss Halle Ellison of Baileyville to Mr Mayes of San Antonio.
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Roy Hensley
Jones Prairie Schol
San Marcos
Halle Ellison
Baileyville
Mayes
San Antonio
Jones Prairie
Baptist Woman's Missionary Society Meets in Circle Study
The Baptist church Woman's Missionary Society gathered Monday for Luke study in three circles. Eunice Taylor Glass Circle with seven members, Lillie Mae Handley Circle with eight, and Lottie Moon Circle with Mrs. Tom Randolph. Total present 20 with two new members Mrs Werner and Miss Mary Randolph and one visitor. Next week the groups meet with assigned hosts and Eunice Taylor Glass changes meeting to 4:00 PM.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Eunice Taylor Glass
Bertha Brewer
F. J. Beckerman
Lillie Mae Handley
Dan Gunn
W. H. Henley
Lottie Moon
Tom Randolph
Werner
Mary Randolph
W. H. Parker
Preston Graves
Wm. Fanning
Ten Salary Raising Business Courses Feature
A promotional page claims ten salary raising business courses offered by the office training provider. It promises free instruction and an instructive catalog style description. The copy asserts prompt placement after graduation, emphasizing career-ready skills and quick employment pathways.
Free Employment Service promoted in Texas cities
A recruitment pitch urges readers to support a Free Employment Service to be run in Dallas Houston and San Antonio. The notice claims these three Texas cities employ more secretaries accountants and reporters than any others in the state. It invites readers to mail a filled free catalogue to Byrne Commercial College in those cities.
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Texas
Byrne Commercial College
Dallas
Houston
San Antonio
Firestone Supreme
Presbyterian Auxiliaries Host Foreign Mission Program
The Presbyterian Auxiliary held a Monday afternoon meeting in two circles. Circle 1, led by Mrs. Henry Sapp, met with Mrs. Judd Davis. Circle 2, led by Mrs. George Mode, met with Mrs. Ben Atkinson. After the lesson both groups enjoyed a local hour. A humor note: a policeman in a restaurant announced to a loud patron that his car was waiting without lights, issuing a ticket.
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Presbyterian Auxiliary
Judd Davis
Henry Sapp
Ben Atkinson
George Mode
High Salaried Class Training via Byrne Shorthand
A persuasive ad promotes quick placement into high salaried positions by teaching Byrne Typewriter Shorthand. The system claims fifty six memory points and readability whether written by pencil or typewriter. It asserts rapid learning and easy cross-reading of notes among students.
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Byrne
Byrne Typewriter
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