Live Think by H P M Jr on Hoover tea and De Priest
The piece reports on a social tea hosted by Mrs. Hoover attended by Mrs. De Priest wife of the Chicago congressman. It mocks Hoover supporters the Hooverats and their fashion as well as Texas politics and Tom Love missionary work while noting De Priest’s risky stance and alleged jealousy. It closes with a caution about future graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. de Priest
Texas
Congressman de Priest
Tom Love
Tom
Eight Merchants Offer Profit Sharing Plan
Cameron merchants unite in a profit sharing scheme offering United Profit Sharing stamps to customers. Eight stores participate including The New St. Louis Store Horstmann Bros The Store Post Office Service Station Jim Neiast Grocery Gohmert Variety Palace of Sweets Dusek Pharmacy Max Collins. With every ten cent purchase a stamp is given and premiums awarded after enough stamps are collected. Gifts are displayed at The New St. Louis Store and will be given there. The plan is detailed in a page ad in this Herald issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
United
The
Herald
Camp Meeting Union Revival At Nile Texas
A community revival will run from July 20 8 PM to July 28 culminating Sunday night at Nile Texas midway between Rockdale and Thorndale. Circa Methodist evangelist Irvin B Manly of Houston leads with singers and workers from all denominations. Ministers invited, dinner on the ground on both Sundays, bring a basket. The little book Best Revival Hymns will be used. Ice water free. slogan The Country People a Square Deal. Arkansaw Traveler invites all with Spirit and the Bride saying come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nile
Texas
Rockdale
Thorndale
Irvin B. Manly
Houston
Arkansaw
Reed Rogers Wins Blind Bogey Golf Tournament
Reed Rogers won the blind bogey golf tournament Sunday at Cameron. He received a silver putter as the prize amid strong local competition. Rogers is noted for his prior cups and prizes on Central Texas courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Rogers
Cameron
Rogers
Texas
Teachers Named for Cameron Schools
Cameron schools announce new and returning faculty across all levels. T A Fisher remains Superintendent with L V Perkins as Principal and a line of teachers including Lucille Dickard Fannye Lou Davis Gladys Gray Mary Lake Henderson Ann Neely Guy T Newton Jolly Blanche Pitts J H Sevier Virginia West Velda Walker Kathryn Robbins Miss Eula Nagle and Lou Davis Librarian Kathryn Robbins transfers from UT completion to lead Home Economics. Nagle from Austin a UT Austin graduate teaches commercial subjects and may teach English or History.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Fisher
L. V. Perkins
Lucille Dickard
Fannye Lou Davis
Gladys Gray
Mary Lake Henderson
Ann Neely
Guy T. Newton
Jolly Blanche Pitts
J. H. Sevier
Virginia West
Velda Walker
Kathryn Robbins
Eula Nagle
Lou Davis
University of Texas
Ms Robbins
Miss Gearing
Miss Nagle
Austin
School of Business Administration
University of Chicago
Ada Henderson
Irma Porter
Earl Bragg
O. J. Thomas
B. A. Thomas
Lillian Struggs
Lilian Miles
Lula McDowell
Latonia Kelly
Floy Burks
R. E. Hall
State Department of Education
Texas
South
Kemp Family Heads North for Extended Summer Tour
Judge Kemp Mrs Kemp and daughter Ruth plus Miss Rosa Baskin left Cameron last Saturday for a four week trip through Mississippi New York and Canada returning via the central west They plan to visit Governor Roosevelt in New York and tour sites in the state and city travel by car with stops in Chicago and other places of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff T. Kemp
Ruth
Rosalie Baskin
Cameron
Mississippi
Washington
New York
Canada
Chicago
Central West
Judge Kemp
Roosevelt
Patsy McGregor Honored At Lawn Party Event
Patsy McGregor daughter of Mr and Mrs Claude McGregor was honor guest Friday night at a lawn party hosted by Mr and Mrs Hiomer McLane. About sixty guests attended with stunts and a name derived quiz. Maidie Watson won a flapper handkerchief and sachet and Julian Freeman a Boy Scout flashlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy McGregor
Claude McGregor
Hiomer McLane
Maidie Watson
Julian Freeman
Katherine
Hefley
Hundreds Visit Max Collins Cleaning Plant For Special Offer
Hundreds of customers and friends toured the modern cleaning plant of Max Collins over three days after invitations and savings cards. Operator Martyn oversaw demonstrations as the plant’s capacity was taxed by the heavy demand generated by the promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Collins
Martyn
Cammer and Balhorn Park Opens Fourth of July
The Cammer and Balhorn Park near Cameron opens with a two stage celebration on July 4. A 2 am German morning program and a 9 pm to 1 am night dance feature Steve Gardner and his Hokum Kings. Mr. Cammer offers $5 for a name. entries to Cammer. Prize winner to be announced in the next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cammer
Balhorn
Germania Hall
Balhorn Park
Steve Gardner
Hokum Kings
Wayside Inn
Cameron
Alois Slovacek Plans Band Reorganization in Cameron
Alois Slovacek of Waco visited Cameron last week to discuss plans for reorganizing the municipal and school bands. A former director of the 4th Regiment band, National Guard, and ex A&M College music instructor, he also led the Elks band in Temple and the Cotton Palace band in 1928. He will be in Cameron again Saturday to meet locals through F. K B. Jackson and L. Van Perkins at the Pace Marshall Drug Company and the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Scott
Paris
Earnest Cox
Legion
Ross Cole
L. C. Chapman
Veteran’s Bureau of
San Antonio
The
Veteran's Bureau
Temple
Waco
Austin
Belton
Taylor
Lean Perkins
Texas
Legionaires
Alois Slovacek
Cameron
Slovacek
4Th Regiment
National Guard
A. & M. College
Elks Band
Cotton Palace
F. K B. Jackson
Pace-Marshall Drug Company
L. van Perkins
Newton Family Plans Visit and Summer Study
Mr and Mrs Guy Newton with children Doris and Joseph visit Mrs Newtons parents at Branchville. They depart July first for Austin where Mr Newton will enter summer school at the University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Newton
Doris
Joseph
Vote for constitutional amendment to expand Supreme Court
Citizens urged to vote July 16 to raise Supreme Court size from three to nine. The piece argues larger court will provide reliable, unified law and reduce delays by avoiding Commission of Appeals dependence and misaligned precedents. It recounts Hager Stakes as example of time and cost savings with a nine-member court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of 3
Commission of Appeals
Supreme Court
Lee Hager
Court of Civil Appeals
Beaumont
District Court of
Orange County
Texas
Beaumont Court of Civil Appeals
Commission
Hager- Stakes
Hager Vs. Stakes
S. W
Census Raises Questions on US Population and Unemployment
The article notes Congress plans over 39 million for a six month census featuring 100000 door to door workers, 656 districts, and confidential data. It explains population growth around 1.4 million per year and a projected 120 million by next year, with unemployment data to be gathered in a first for a decennial census.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Uncle Sam
Congress
Hoover
Denson Family Visiting in California Vacation Stay
Dr Denson and family including Dorothy and Mrs Clifton Jenness are in Los Angeles for a vacation and will visit places in California and the west. They plan to return to Cameron within a week and ask that the Herald be sent to their Los Angeles apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Denson
Dorothy
Clifton Jenness
Los Angeles
California
West
Cameron
the Herald
Camping Trip on Little River District By Hubert Hefley Firm Men
Edwin York and Terry Wiley of the Hubert Hefley Motor Company with Earl Burke camp at B Shoals on Little River this week. They report the old stream offers attractive floating advantages and are taking some fish. Thursday night the firm plans to join York and companions for an evening in the woods by the stream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin York
Terry Wiley
Hubert Hefley Motor Company
Earl Burke
B. Shoals
Little River
Hubert Hiefley Motor Company
York
Editor from Henrietta Visits Cameron and Jones Prairie
Clay Coleman editor at Henrietta visited Cameron last week and called at the Herald office. He stayed several days at A. J. McKinney’s home in Jones Prairie and works with his father in publishing the paper, identified as a progressive young publisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Coleman
Henrietta
Cameron
The
Herald
A. J. McKinney
Jones Prairie
Mr. Coleman
Barbecue at Waco Crossing Picnic Attended by Local Youth
Chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Barrett a group of young people enjoyed an old fashioned barbecue at the picnic grounds at Waco Crossing on Saturday night June 22. The menu featured barbecued goat buns pickles iced lemonade and soda water. Attendees included Ophelia Barrett Winifred Bickett Estelle Turney Martha Ann Bickett Annie Barrett Mrs. S. Mathews of Waco Adelaide Bickett of Dallas and S. M. McCall Billie Bickett Frank Barrett Sherwood McClaren Cecil Cone and Smith Barrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Barrett
Waco
Ophelia Barrett
Winifred Bickett
Estelle Turney
Martha Ann Bickett
Annie Barrett
S. Mathews
Adelaide Bickett
Dallas
Messrs
S. M. McCall
Billie Bickett
Frank Barrett
Sherwood McClaren
Cecil Cone
Smith Barrett
Supreme Court of Nine Would Aid Litigants
Discussion by Hon. M. G. Cox argues the July 16 amendment to authorize a supreme court of nine members reduces waste and speeds litigation. Cameron Bar Association backs it. Texas voters show cautious support. Milam County residents urged to vote favorably. further discussion promised in next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Cameron Bar Association
M. G. Cox
Texas
Cox
Milam County
All Day Meeting Of Parent-Teachers In Thorndale
The County Council of the Parent Teacher Association held an all day session in Thorndale with Mrs. Survant presiding. The meeting covered routine business, a report on county health nurse petitions, a program of readings and addresses, a school of instruction, and plans for a December correspondence course with diplomas to be awarded at the state meeting in Waco. Representatives came from Maysfield Conally Cameron Minerva and Buckholts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legionaires
Texas
Rufus Scott
Paris
Cameron
Legion
Edwin Hardy
Milam County
Parent Teacher Association
Thorndale
Survant
Noree
Miss McGinnis
Parent-Teachers Association
Selke
Bryan
Seike
Searcy
Waco
Maysfield
Conally
Minerva
Buckholts
Mesdames Rey Law
J. C. Martin
J. C. Tucker
K. K. Robbins
Garner
John A. Green
Hyde to Preach at Cameron Christian Church Sunday
Rev Arthur Hyde evangelist for the One Texas Christian Missionary Society will lead morning and evening services at the Cameron Christian church on Sunday June 30. He recently preached a two week revival here to large crowds and is well known in Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur. Hyde
Texas Christian Missionary Society
Christian Church
Cameron
Hyde
Clyde Yarbrough
Also Mentioned on This Page
Camp Meeting Union
Cameron Schools
Perkins
Central Texas Legionaires
Dr. Sherwood of
National Committee On Rehabilitation
Dr. Denson
Menrietta
Waco Crossing
Supreme Court OF Nine
Arthur A. Hyde
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