Trade Briefs Introduce New Paris Perfumes and Toilet Goods
Walter F. Sharpe promotes a new line of Paris perfumes and toilet goods with weekly offerings and price savings. Featured items include Mi 31 Toothpaste and Mi 381 solution at 59¢, plus demonstrations at stores like New Cameron Drug Co and Dusek Pharmacy. Bargains extend across cleaning services, farm case implements, radios, furniture, and clothing with broad 9c and sale prices at multiple Cameron retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Walter F. Sharpe
The
Herald
Sharpe
New Cameron Drug Co
Joe Denson
Dusek
Cameron Trading Place
Mrs. Sanders Injured After Fall at Minerva Home
Mrs. Sanders of Minerva, formerly of Cameron, fell while in a door at her home on Thursday morning. She broke both arms above the wrists, was alone when the accident occurred, and took several hours to receive first aid. She remains unable to care for herself, though she is progressing.
Mrs R Jy Batte Improves After Prolonged Illness
We are glad to report that Mrs. R Jy Batte who has been confined to her bed for several weeks is now improving.
Interscholastic League Meet Here Friday Saturday
Charity funds run low as United Charity Workers report need for food fuel and employment aid. Street work supports about thirty men with vouchers redeemable at local groceries. Donations from the public post American Legion wood and other help are urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Charity Workers
J. P. Love
American Legion
W. O. Triggs
United Charity Worker’s
Cora Cammer
Graham Gillis
County
City
Business and Professional Women's Club
Commercial Club
Federation
Baptist
Catholic
Christian
Episcopal
Methodist and
Presbyterian Churches
H. C. Keith
Wood
W. R. Hoover
M. M. Chambers
F. J. Beckerman
Legion Head Thanks People For Help In Legion Program
W R Hoover post commander of the American Legion in Cameron thanks merchants and residents for aiding the Sixth District Convention held Saturday and Sunday. He praises the cooperation that made the event successful and the post members express appreciation to all who helped prepare and entertain the delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Hoover
American Legion
Cameron
Hoover
Sixth District Legion
Post
Senkel Opens New Garage With Reduced Repair Prices
Jno H Senkel, noted auto mechanic, opens a new Star Service Station and Garage north of Reid Grocery in Cameron. The east end is dedicated to his auto repair work with equipment for all makes, and prices are reduced by over twenty five percent of former rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno
H. Senkel
Star
Reid
Jack’s Place
Mr. Senkel
J. W. Bowman
Texaco
Senkel
Cameron
Egg mystery in Rockdale hints at end of hard times
Wade McCoy of Rockdale displayed an egg etched with END NEARS claiming the era of gloom ends. He offers $5 to anyone who can duplicate the inscription by chemical or other means. Local prices rose two cents per dozen and farmers profited over $20 from egg sales, drawing crowds to inspect the egg and debate if the hen laid it alone or a jokester aided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade McCoy
Rockdale
McCoy
Cameron Commercial Club bids farewell to A P Mitchell
The Cameron Commercial Club passed resolutions expressing regret at the departure of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Mitchell from the community. Mitchell, longtime county engineer, leaves Cameron and Milam County for Corsicana and Navarro County. The club invites the couple to return and have minutes reflect the action.
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Cameron Commercial Club
Commercial Club
A. P. Mitchell
Cameron
Milam County
Corsicana
Navarra
Mitchell
Frank S. Lesovsky
Paty Carothers a faithful former enslaved maid dies at 80
Darkies of the old slavery days recall Paty Carothers born into slavery and later a house girl for Miss Sue Glover and Judge T. N. Cox. She died Saturday March 7 at 4 30 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs M G Cox and was buried at Oak Hill Cemetery beside her former masters with a Baptist funeral at the grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darkies
Paty Carothers
Sue Glover
T. N. Cox
Clayton
Ala
Texas
Judge Cox
M. G. Cox
Pate
Darkey
Methodist Church
Oak Hill Cemetery Association
N. D. Timmerman
Yst Baptist Church
Reception for Rev N D Timmerman and wife at Baptist Annex
Members of the First Baptist church hosted a welcome party at the Baptist Annex Monday for Rev N D Timmerman and his wife who recently moved from Italy Texas to become pastor. Winnie Henderson directed the program with addresses by Judge J M Ralston and visiting pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Annex
First Baptist Church
N. D. Timmerman
Italy
Texas
Winnie Henderson
J. M. Ralston
O Cc. Acrey
First Presbyterian Church
Joel Hardigree
Christian Church
C. A. Lehmberg
Frankie Slaughter
J. P. Love
The
Episcopal Church
Gayle
Strickland
Cox and Hays
Wilson Gunn
Marek Accepts Place With Cameron Furniture Company
Billy Marek will join the Cameron Furniture Company as an undertaker and assist in running the store. He starts March 15, succeeds Howard Edmonston who returns to Austin after 18 years in undertaking. Marek comes from Exchange Furniture and invites friends to visit him at the new position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Marek
Cameron Furniture Comany
F. A. Marek
Marek
Cameron Furniture Company
Edmonston
Austin
Cameron
Misses Alyne Owens and Stella Cass Visit Richmond
Miss Alyne Owens and her sister Lois Owens spent the weekend with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Owens at Richmond. They were accompanied by schoolmate Miss Stella Mae Cass.
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Alyne
Lois Owens
Yoe High School
Mrs. Owens
Richmond
Stella Mae Cass
Legion Celebration Held in Cameron March 7 8
The Sixth District American Legion Convention met in Cameron on March 7 and 8 with 150 plus registrations under Edwin Hardy Post No. 9. Judge W. C. Davis of Bryan delivered a patriotic address. Delegates arrived, a rabbit races program at Lawless Green Field entertained crowds, and Sunday services and a luncheon completed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion
Cameron
Edwin Hardy
Yee High School
W. C. Davis
Bryan
Juewe Davis
Brazos County
Kansas
Debt to Indian R ag is Discussed at Meeting
Miss Rose Rischar read a paper at the Business and Professional Women's Club birthday party on March 1. It argued the Redman founded U S economic greatness by introducing tobacco potatoes tomatoes maize peanuts and other foods. It noted tomatoes helped Milam county and urged using more tomatoes and less cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Rischar
Business and Professional Women’s Club
the Redman
Redman
United States
Europe
Milam County
Mississippi Valley
Milam County Interscholastic League Meet Heads to Cameron
Cameron hosts Milam County Interscholastic League as more than fifty schools join for a two day program. The meet opens Friday at 9 am with a general assembly in the C. H. Yee High School auditorium and Mayor W. W. Chambers delivering the welcome. Public speaking is the focus Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Milam County
C. H. Yee High School
W. W. Chambers
Remains of Milam Pioneers Interred in Austin
A motorcade carried the re interred remains of Major Benjamin Franklin Bryant and Roxana Price Bryant to the State Cemetery in Austin. The ceremony honored Texas patriots in a joint session of the House and Senate. Great grandsons served as pallbearers while Milam County schools provided student attendance and support from Buckholts South Elm Friendship and Bryant Station.
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L. L. Blaylock
Austin
Milam County
Benjamin Franklin Bryant
Roxana Price Bryant
T. B. Weed
Old Bryant Station
E. M. Scarborough
Bryant Station
Marlin
Republic of Tex
House of Representatives
Senate
Texas
L. W. (Wiltz) Kemp
Cameron
Texas Company
Bryant
L. R. Bryant
Rogers
H. H. Bryant
Temple
H. D. Bryant
Bartlett
R. G. Bryant
Moulton
Eri. C. Bryant
Lorenzo
Albert McKay
Belton
Jeff T. Kemp
Buckholts
South Elm
Friendship Schools
Bryast Stellen
Senator Poage
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Max Collins
Matocha Hardware Company
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Louisiana
Agt
E. C. Cole
S. P
Ham House
Main Street
Bob McLane
the House
Gohmert
St. Louis
Chas Zidell
the Herald
Legion Head
Pate Carothers
Legion
Miss Rischar
County League
Texas Patriots
Milam
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