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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1933
Page
6
William Hillin aged 54 died at his Cedar Springs area home Friday June 23. Rev. L E Strickland led the Rockdale Baptist funeral Saturday with burial in Rockdale cemetery. He left a wife and six children and had lived in Milam county for many years.
Marlow Mr. Harry Devaney of Waco visits Mr. and Mrs. Sy Short this week. Miss Henrietta Mode stays with her sister Florene Mode at Baylor College Belton. Janice Pruett of Goose Creek visits the Cowards. Theressa Quillin and Floy Houston spend last weekend with relatives at Hanover. Melvin and I. J. Kirk spend Saturday night with Rush Hairston and the Pruitts and daughter.
Church attendance and social visits reported from Marlow and Goose Creek communities. Individuals mentioned include Janice Doris Jane Devaney, Lewis Posey Billie Bickett Minnie Lambkin J L Mode visitors, R L Kirk Curry, Norma Mode Hazel Kirk, Alvin Houston Garner Hairston Dolly Mixon Thelma Bagegerly John Wesley Baker Henry Baker, Dora Coward household guests, Menta Coward L J Boatright R L Kirk Curry Jesse Coward Cameron Theresa Quillin and E E Allison relations.
The state Democratic executive committee endorsed repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and urged loyal Democrats to vote for repeal and support party platform demands. The meeting was harmonious, with no discussions of upcoming conventions or candidates, lasting under 15 minutes.
Son Junior and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Sanford of Rice visited the home of Mr and Mrs S J Henry on Sunday. Mr Bunce Henry spent several days last week with his brother Conny Henry in Dallas.
The city of Rogers applies to the Texas Rehabilitation and Relief Commission for 100000 in relief funds for civic works. Planned projects include a 50000 water supply, 25000 sewerage plant, and 25000 remodeling the Rogers Independent School District building. The relief committee lists Mayor Quince Wright J A Dabney Hansford Berry and W B Thomas.
Anton Zajicek, 20, of Buckholts, died at Cameron Hospital from internal injuries after a Saturday night crash. He and two girls were en route to a Bartlett party in a delivery truck when they struck a newly fenced road, the car overturned and pinned him for about thirty minutes before help arrived.
Funeral services were conducted from the family residence at Buckholts at 2 p m Tuesday. Interment was made in Corinth cemetery. Surviving are his mother Mrs Joe Zajicek two brothers Joe and John Zajicek of Buckholts and a sister Miss Marie Zajicek.
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