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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1924
Page
13
The Cameron writer of verse, Max Reynolds, is recognized for success as a poet. The Herald reproduces poems from the Dallas Lariat, including a tribute to Woodrow Wilson titled My Chieftain, and presents several Reynolds contributions to Cameron readers.
A lyrical fragment describes a figure called My Madonna with tender eyes and a golden voice. It likens her to a green forest and notes warmth in her lips while she endures sorrow and pain.
A short verse describes a water lily drifting with wings dipped in water and eyes bathed in morning light. The speaker, a water lily, reflects on a peaceful world that is also restless as one of the dreamers who never wake at night.
A speaker describes a snowdrop descending from heaven into the soul and delivering a message from God. The imagery portrays a spiritual communication or divine sign expressed through a natural motif. The verse emphasizes a sudden, intimate revelation.
Poetic tribute recounts Texas pioneers as real men forged by God and driven by Liberty. The narrative recalls prison ordeals, vermin, torture, and a relentless will to endure for freedom.
Miss Elan Phillips and Mrs Flora Sharp served fruit punch during a Cameron gathering. Out of town guests included Mesdames Camp and Henderson and their daughters, Mrs Hew erd Ameson and daughter from Austin, plus Cameron friends such as Mrs T B Henderson and Miss Sallie Coleman. Miss Sallie Kate McLane of Cameron assisted with the entertaining. Rockdale Reporter.
Miss Louise Green visited in Austin last week and was accompanied home by her sister Pauline who attends summer courses at the State University. Mice Fauine returned to Austin Monday afternoon.
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