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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1932
Page
6
A historical piece on training for women in business, stressing that native ability plus education builds a successful worker. It covers good will, manners, appearance, and self knowledge as essential elements, noting honesty, self control, and initiative as key to earning customer confidence.
At the Buccaseer Hotel Joyce Cox son of Mr and Mrs Cox served as toastmaster. Dr Bethel was elected president and Mr Cox vice-president of the association at the annual Independence Day event.
A survey by a major investment house finds women control about forty percent of national wealth and are beneficiaries of roughly eighty percent of life insurance in force. It urges women to save regularly, invest in insurance, and notes life insurance as a strong, safe estate builder with growing policy options for women.
The Business and Professional Women's Club shows rapid growth with 65 federated clubs and over 2500 Texas members. State leaders include Mary Silverstrom of Beaumont as president and Julia O Bri n as first vice president along with other prominent professionals. The article highlights members holding national roles and urges continued advocacy and support to uplift women in business and public life.
Rufus Reichert, general manager, says Sharp Amateur Baseball League hosts a dance and supper at Deaker Hall next Saturday night March 12. A small admission will fund equipment for the team. Everyone is urged to attend for a good time. Will Spiegel reports South Texas conditions and Valley fortunes with blooming cotton and fine fruit.
Farmers planted coin here Monday Tuesday and Wednesday in a brief agricultural roundup noting field work and crop preparations.
Dennis McDonald 20 plans spring training with the Houston Buffs after leaving Cameron to begin a pro career. Neighbors note his long local roots and previous fame as a standout hitter for the Cameron Firemen, with friends wishing him well.
Sharp high school girls basketball lost last Friday at the Milam county tournament to their longtime rivals the Rockdale Cogers, ending their chances in the county competition.
The Sharpeagers featured a strong girls team with Whittington Rice and Caffey as forwards Ward Wells center and Petty Byrd as guards Whittington served as the spark plug throughout the season and helped energize the squad.
Mrs. J. C. Hardy, previously ill for some time, shows signs of improvement and is described as feeling better. No further medical details are provided.
Mr and Mrs Earl Hook of Temple spent the past week here visiting with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Wm. Jeter learns of the death of her only brother S. F. Barclay in O'Donnell Texas on Monday March 7. Interment followed in Reagan Texas on Wednesday. Barclay leaves four children and his sister Mrs. Jeter. Misses Beth Lilly May and Mabel Jeter and Tom Jeter attended the funeral from Cameron.
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