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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1928
Page
8
Teddy Harris, formerly of the New Cameron Drug Company, departed Wednesday afternoon for Ojinago, Mexico, where he will assume a new position with a local firm.
The Presidio Land Developing Company indicates Ted will receive his mail at Presidio Texas. People who know him wish him success and feel he will be missed if he leaves.
Fred B. Cable cashier at First National Bank sold his residence in Cameron's Green addition to Mr and Mrs Stanton Dossett. He plans to build another home soon and friends here will be interested in his plans for the new house.
The Cameron City Council orders an election on April 3 1928 to choose Mayor City Attorney Assessor and Collector Secretary and Treasurer City Marshal and two Aldermen for two year terms. John B. Henderson is named election manager with authority to appoint staff. Notices will be posted and published at least thirty days prior.
The ladies of the Methodist church met with Mrs. Davis presiding. Mrs. R. A. Tag led a devotional from Ephesians. Reports were read, delegates chosen for the annual conference at Marshall, and plans laid for an evangelistic meeting on March 18 1928 with Rev. J W Mills as speaker. Messrs T F Hardy and John Henderson attended a Shriner dance in Austin Monday night.
The Ely family expresses sincere thanks to friends for kindness during Brown Ely’s illness in Gause Texas. They pledge to remember the support and sign with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ely and family.
Church women meet in four study circles to discuss The Women of the Testament. Circle one led by Mrs. Henry Sapp records eight members, circle two led by Mrs. W G Gillis five, circle three led by Mrs. N H MButts five, circle four led by Mrs. John Muse five.
In a speech, T. R. Preston argues agriculture needs industry to prosper. He cites Ohio, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania as models where mixed economies reduce farm trouble. He highlights Kingsport Tennessee and Elizabethton as examples of industrial growth spurring population and investment.
Mrs Pearl Mangum Graves hosts a week of gatherings with out of town friends. Guests include Mesdames Annie Laurie Pruett Dell Sims Isaacs May Ford Snyder and hosts. Tea on Wednesday bridge luncheon Thursday and a Rockdale visit Friday with Mrs Isaacs.
Two large breeding Poland China boars offered by R A Lamkin. One weighs 750 pounds and the other 500 pounds. Asking price eight cents per pound.
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