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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1938
Page
4
The Democratic Executive Committee will receive bids for delivery of the Primary election supplies. Sub-committee meeting on Monday June 28 to review bids. Bids mailed to Judd G. Davis, Chairman, Cameron Texas, or presented Monday June 27 at the Court House.
Ambitious reliable man or woman wanted to sell Watkins Products in Cameron. Excellent opportunity for the right party. Write J. R. Watkins Co. 70 84 W. Iowa Ave. Memphis Tenn.
It is dangerous to sell a substitute for 666 just to make three or four cents more. Customers are your best assets, lose them and you lose your business. 666 is worth three or four times as much as a substitute. Mirror and silvering estimates free, work called for and delivered. Hewitt Glass Co Georgetown Texas.
Dallas attorney and former secretary of state Gerald C. Mann campaigned in Cameron vowing a constructive administration and relentless prosecution of law breakers. He proposed a new attorney general division to help draft legislation and urged action against political rackets and influential offenders.
Universal presents The Singing Outlaw at Milam Theatre with Bob Baker and Joan Barclay in a Western romance set in the early West. Directed by Joseph H. Lewis the plot follows Baker misidentified as a rustler after a double murder as Barclay’s love endures amid rugged Sierra Nevada locations near Sonora California.
Frank A. Michalka joined a weekend retreat at La Porte with his wife and their children, sharing time with attendees and family members during the event.
The Cameron Theatre presents Kidnapped a new lavish adaptation by 20th Century Fox with a cast led by Warner Baxter Freddie Bartholomew and Ai Lee Whelan. Alfred Werker directs a stellar ensemble including C Aubrey Smith Reginald Owen John Carradine Nigel Bruce Miles Mander Ralph Forbes and H B Warner.
In Jones Prairie news lay talk of grass and local life. Ben Massengale had two Mexican workers hoeing when a blood weed was cut and a rattlesnake with eleven rattles was killed. Local visits include Virgle Thrasher of Temple to Alma White, a Walter Malone birthday gathering with multiple families, Massengales with Howard Swarting in Clarkson, and Jane Malone visiting Rosa White.
Mrs. J W Crump age 82 pioneer Milam county native died at her Rockdale area home Monday June 20 1938 after illness since November. She leaves six children including Dr T E Crump of Cameron and Emory Jack Crump of Rockdale. Funeral held at Pleasant Hill Cemetery with Rev Dan Bounds officiating.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCown and daughter Bobby Jean came home from San Antonio. They were accompanied by Mrs. McCown’s sister Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Dunn and Miss Doris Dunn who plans to stay several more days.
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