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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1936

Page

2

Milam County Farm Associations Meet Across 16 Communities

Milam county farm families gather Friday night March 6 at 7 30 to form Community Agricultural Associations guiding local activities. Meetings held in Briary Burlington North Elm Buckholts Thorndale San Gabriel Cameron Ad Hall Gause Milano Rhockdale Maysfield Jones Prairie Sharp Davilla and Pleasant Hill with John Blair of Bryan visiting the highway department.

Milam County Briary Baileville Clarkson Caddo Burlington Ben Arnold Vogelsang North Elm Yarrellton Marak Bryant Station South Elm Corinth Sandy Ridge Fox Buckholts Watson Branch Fairview Connally Salty Detmold Nile Thorndale Ellison Ridge San Gabriel Walker's Creek Curry Marlow Minerva Hoyt Salem Hanover Cameron District Court Room Ad Hall Elm Ridge Pettibone Pin Oak Two Mile Six Mile Gause Liberty Sand Grove Sandy Creek Prospect Sipe Springs Milano New Salem Hamilton Chapel Gay Hill Bushdale Bethlehem Talbot Ridge Rockdale Rhockdale Belmena Branchville Port Sullivan Maysfield Jones Prairie String Prairie Sharp Friendship Tracy Duncan Oak Hill Dailla Val Verde Davilla Pleasant Hill Eagle Millerton

Roy Sanderford’s 1932 Texas Senate campaign program outlined taxes and reforms

The candidate pledges to cut government expenses, veto 25 percent of appropriations if needed, implement a 3 percent sales tax to fund Old Age Pension, oppose state income tax, support a graduated county land tax, impose a broad tax on retail sales, exempt certain textile and mill factories for 20 years, extend suffrage to citizens with a small fee, and promote local self government and labor rights. He also supports liquor regulation and will manage his campaign from Austin.

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Methodist Church Choir Leader Resigns

Mrs. Alex J. Triggs resigns after several years as director to rest her voice. Mrs. F. R. Dunlap elected director during her leave, while Mrs. J. L. Clinton returns as organist after a months absence and continues teaching piano and voice at Yoe High School.

Alex J. Triggs First Methodist Triggs F. R. Dunlap J. L. Clinton

Music Club studies sacred pieces at Wednesday meeting

The Music Club met to study sacred music with performances by Mrs. Francis Cox on Abide With Me and Mrs. Henry Sapp on Goin Home. Little Nancy Jane Newton sang Standing in the Need of Prayer with piano by her mother Mrs. Guy T. Newton. Mrs. G E Sutton sang Face to Face with piano by Mrs. Sapp. Mrs. W G Harsha led the club. Miss Lucille Dickard and Miss LanNelle Love hosted at Mrs. W O Triggs.

Music Club Francis Cox Nancy Jane Newton Guy T. Newton Henry Sapp G. E. Sutton G. E. Sutton and Accompanied On the Piano By Mrs. Sapp. Mrs. W. G. Harsha Lucille Dickard LanNelle Love W. O. Triggs

History Club meeting discusses Contemporary American Art

The History Club met with hostess Mrs. Jeff T. Kemp and leader Mrs. Jim Coleman. Roll call cited notes on art and artists as Mrs. Coleman spoke on Contemporary American Art. Hostess decorations featured a George Washington motif and refreshments. Guests included Mrs. John Jeter Miss Mollie Moore Mrs. J Cey Williams and Mrs. A J Aikin.

History Club Jeff T. Kemp Jim Coleman John Jeter Mollie Moore J. Cey Williams A. J. Aikin

Rogers farmers accompany grain man Hansford Berry on Cameron visit

Hansford Berry a Rogers grain man and druggist was in Cameron Tuesday. He was accompanied by Bob Bullock and Zack Ray two Rogers farmers.

Hansford Berry Rogers Cameron Bob Bullock Zack Ray

Baldwin Visits Son and Family News From Rice Institute

John T. Baldwin visited his son John R. Baldwin a Rice Institute student who had been ill with flu but was improving when a father left. Mr and Mrs John R Hays and family returned from Brownwood where they visited Mr Hays's ill brother with pneumonia.

John T. Baldwin John R. Baldwin Rice Institute John John R. Hays Brownwood Hays

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