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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1937
Page
7
The Third Quarterly Conference met at Minerva with Rev. N. H. Nelbert delivering the morning sermon. Lunch followed and the afternoon business session heard from Salem Maysfield and Minerva representatives. Numerous local families and visitors were listed in social notes.
Gulf resident Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gore visit his mother Mrs. Lena Gore while relatives host visits from Winchester Cameron and Rockdale appear in others. The column ends with a humorous piece about impatient motorists and horn etiquette urging restraint and courtesy.
A busy period with multiple visits to and from Cameron, Hearne, Killeen, and surrounding communities. Ed Malone and Norma Walden host or visit relatives. Miller, Gilliland, Elmore, Hartley, and Hilderbrandt families appear in numerous Sunday gatherings and Saturday or Sunday visits. A singing at Liberty drew a large crowd. Cemetery work planned for June 18.
Mrs. W. A. Reese returned home after visiting her sons in Rogers. Mrs. E. O. Swift spent a week with her son J. B. Swift in Cameron. Mrs. Blanche Westbrook and Mrs. A. J. Hilderbrandt with daughters visited Mrs. Rose Smith in Milano Thursday. Mrs. Doll Hartley visited Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Miller last Thursday. Mrs. Henry Mills and her son Odie visited the Swift family recently.
The piece argues that education must include special opportunities for exceptional talent in science, creativity, and leadership. It states that many bright boys and girls miss outlets due to finances and that advancing civilization depends on developing these talents now. It calls for means to provide training for the brightest minds today.
Cavens trained a cast of John Barrymore Basil Rathbone Reginald Denny and other stars turning 400 extras into swordsmen. He molded MGM’s Verona into a seething mass of combatants after months of study of Italian sword methods and weeks of intense duelist instruction.
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An entire sound stage becomes a miniature battlefield for a Romeo and Juliet duel sequence. Cavens praises the fights as among the most thrilling ever screened, with naked blades and precise timing, while Miss Shearer Howard lead a stellar cast including Rathbone Denny and De Mille. George Cukor directs with Adrian Messel costumes.
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