Cameron Herald Officers and Directors List
The Cameron Herald lists officers and directors including I. B. White Robert McLane J. P. Werner R. P. Jeter H. M. Hefley T. S. Henderson Jr J. T. Parma W. B. Skelton Judd G. Davis R. A. Tag. Subscriptions set at $1.60 per year with Seeferson B White J Hays as staff roles Editor and Manager Advertising Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. B. White
Robert McLane
J. P. Werner
R. P. Jeter
H. M. Hefley
T. S. Henderson, Jr
J. T. Parma
W. B. Skelton
Judd G. Davis
R. A. Tag
Political Announcements on Public Utilities and Roads
A political notice argues against broad state ownership of utilities and outlines highway funding and road maintenance debates. It critiques public ownership, calls for modern road concepts, and notes roles for presidents and secretaries in leading commentary.
List of Democratic primary candidates announced
The Herald lists nominees for the July 26 1924 Democratic Primary including State Senator Harry P Jordan Flatorial Representative C M Beard Sheriff Daue S Rogers reelection County Superintendent J O Hughes Mrs Katherine Robbins Public Weigher precinct 7 Ed Westbrook A N Bryson Joan Chollett Tax Collector Roy Law Commissioner precinct 1 Chas Mars H A Fuchs John W Barrett Commissioner precinct 4 Luther McDonald Tax Assessor Miss Lelia Woolley County Clerk H M Roark County Treasurer R Todd Sanford Gore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Law
Chas. Marsh
A. Fuchs
John W. Barrett
Luther McDonald
Building and Loan for Cameron Homes Urged
Our Town argues for forming a Cameron Building and Loan Association to expand home ownership, noting bond delays threaten school funding and urging decisive action by the school board and council. It stresses housing shortages, high building costs, and the need for local savings to unlock home ownership opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Building & Loan Association
Methodist Men’s Brotherhood Feast in Cameron
The Methodist Men’s Brotherhood held a basement church supper attended by men from Cameron and visitors. Tables for 156 were set with blossoms, and a seven-table arrangement paired Indy managers with charming local college girls. The program featured a moonshine quartet, a magic act, a mock court trial, and an address by George Waverly Briggs of Dallas, praised for his Lowell inspired sermon on service and faithfulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Men's Brotherhood
Methodist
Indy Mangers
Cameron
Circle Four
Joe B. Lindsey
Gunn & McLane
Peyton
A. J. Tries
Clyde Baskin
Brotherhood
Oxsheer Smith
George Waverly Briggs
Dallas
Avenue
James Russel Lowell
A. S. Epperson
Briggs
Women’s Baptist Mission Union Circles Convene For Royal Service Study
The union’s three circles met in members’ homes on Monday afternoon. Circle one at Mrs. M. G. Cox’s home had nine members and added a new member while studying Royal Service. Circle two at Mrs. George A Thomas’s home had twelve members led by Mrs. W. L. Shires. Circle three at Mrs. W. H. Henley’s home had eight members who finished linen shower articles for a young missionary bound for China via Fort Worth Seminary. All circles will donate money or linens to the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Cox
Circle Number
George A Thomas
W. L. Shires
W. H. Henley
Fort Worth
China
Methodist Missionary Circle Meets Tuesday Afternoon
Members of the Methodist Missionary Society held gatherings in circles on Monday afternoon. Circle one met with Mrs. to discuss upcoming outreach efforts and plans for local aid programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Missionary Society
Methodist Circle Plans Multiple Fundraisers
George C. Childress and eight attenders joined devotion led by Mrs. Sue Baskin as the group chose a candy cooky and sandwich sale for Saturday March 28. An Easter Candy Sale is set for April 18 19 to fund the circle’s quota. Circle two with seven members met with Mrs. Agee. voice lessons were led by Mrs. Chay Price. Mrs. Jeff Kemp spoke on the $12 000 000 campaign for The forgotten Man, the super annuitant preacher, and a Faster Sale on April 5 to raise funds for pew quotas. Circle three met with Mrs. Slocomb. Mollie Moore led Scripture and Mrs. White read letters from Esther Cace Missionary to Mexico and Cuba. Circle four met at Mrs. Clinton with Mrs. Joe Lindsey leading Missionary Voice lessons and plans for serving the Brotherhood banquet on Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Two
W. C. Agee
Chay Price
Jeff Kemp
New Methodist
Circle Three
2B. Slocomb
Mollie Moore
G. C. White
Esther Cace
Mexico
Cuba
Circle Four
J. L. Clinton
Joe Lindsey
Missionary Voice
Brotherhood
Sunday Service and Evening Sermons at First Methodist Church
The First Methodist Church invites families to attend Sunday at 11 with an illustrated sermon for children and an evening talk titled The biggest fool in the world or The Man Who Would Feed His Soul on Corn. Choir praise and midweek prayer are noted along with prompts to read devotional materials and keep family prayer routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Christian Advocate
Sunday School Institute Taught by Rev F D Dawson
Rev F D Dawson of Jacksonville Texas led a two day Sunday School Institute at Cameron Methodist Church. He lectured on the Program of Work used by the Methodist church to guide Sunday Schools and help officers and teachers, with four sessions and strong attendance. The event will influence the Workers Council and Cameron Methodist school progress. Mr and Mrs R F Dunlap hosted him in Cameron. Dawson formerly served as a Methodist pastor in Teague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Dawson
Jacksonville
Texas
Methodist Church
Dawson
Texas Conference
Workers Council
Cameron Methodist School
Cameron
R. F. Dunlap
Teague
Episcopal Church notice for Sunday services and Vestry meeting
Sunday School at 9:45 and Morning Service at 11. A Friday service on March 21 at 7:30 followed by a Vestry business meeting.
Presbyterian Auxiliary Meeting and Gift Presentation
Chrvele of the Presbyterian Auxiliary met with Mrs. Ben Atkinson on Monday afternoon for a social needlework session and memory contest. Refreshments followed with a salad plate, marshmallow pudding, and cake, served by the hostess's daughters. A blooming hyacinth presented to Mrs. Ernest Eggert honored her service as circle leader with a note of appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Ben Atkinson
Ernest Eggert
Hon
Circle II Members Honor 87-Year-Old Mrs Brooks
Circle number two met with Mrs P G Leaverson to honor Mrs Amanda A Brooks 87 charter member of the Cameron Presbyterian church. A fruit basket in St Patrick colors was presented and hot chocolate and cake served. Plans were made for next year's Auxiliary work and a social hour concluded with preparations for the April 8 officer installation.
Episcopal Auxiliary Organizes Women’s Group
The Ladies of the Episcopal church formed a Women’s Auxiliary at Mrs. J. P. Love’s home. Officers elected are Mrs. T. S. Henderson Jr. president, Mrs. R. P. Jeter vice president, Mrs. J. P. Love secretary, and Mrs. Jack Yester treasurer. Weekly meetings will rotate homes, with the next at Mrs. Henderson’s. The program committee will present plans for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Episcopal Church
J. P. Love
T. S. Henderson, Jr
R. P. Jeter
Jack Yester
Henderson
Progfram Committee
Fifth Sunday Meeting Program at Tanglewood 1624
Tanglewood program outlines a full day of sermons addresses and devotional services on March 20 1624 with sessions led by PF L Davis R T Curlee D L Noble and J T Bradbury among others The schedule includes dinner at noon and an evening service with the Kyle Family and F L Davis urging evangelism and reports from churches in Burleson Lee Milam and Williamson counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanglewood
PF. L. Davis
Tanglewood S. S. Presiding
R. T. Curlee
D. L. Noble
R. L. Stense
Dan Bounds
Tanglewood Church
Taylor Group
Kyle
Toney Hanser
Woman and Evangelism
R. Wallace
The
Endeavor Society and Evangelism
S. E. Lynn
W. K. Robeson
Tanglewood Endeavorers
J. T. Bradbury
Endeavor
J. T. Brown
H. M. Stense
Kyle Family
F. L. Davis
Christian Church
Burleson, Lee, Milam
Williamson
U. S
Rockdale
Baylor College Choral Club At Yoe High School
The Baylor College Choral Club will perform again in Cam as part of a school concert series after last year’s well received show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baylor College
Yoe High School
Baylor College Choral Club
Yee High School Chorus Plans Varied April 12 Program
At Yee High School on April 12, Mrs. Allie Coleman Pierce, director for four years, leads a chorus with a varied program designed to please every musical taste. Reported improvements reflect praise from concert listeners this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evon
the Yee High School
Allie Coleman Pierce
Baptist Revival Plans Highlight Wednesday Prayer Service
Wednesday night attendance was small due to weather as Rev. Hutcherson led a discussion on revival among church members. Members shared testimony aiming to spur more conversions during regular services.
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Hutcherson
Dean Townsend to Speak on Jewish History in City
Dean Townsend of Baylor College will visit Carser on Sunday March 30 to address men on Early Jewish history and likely preach at the morning hour. The class aims to reach its new attendance goal that date and invites Cameron men, church members or not, to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Townsend
Baylor College
Carser
Cameron
Car Load of Hudson and Essex Automobiles Arrives in Cameron
The Tire Store has received a shipment of one car load of Hudson and Essex automobiles in Cameron. The Horstmann Brothers expect strong sales this spring as this is the first car shipment of these models to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tire
Essex
Hudson
Cameron
Horstmann Brothers
Milam County Court Updates and Grand Jury Indictments
District Court adjourns hearings as nonresident witnesses delay trials for Kolb Wissinger and Davis. A Cameron jury list is set for March 24 with many names. Grand Jury returns three indictments including murder in the Glover case and two for manufacturing intoxicating liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
Chas. L. Kolb
P. H. Wissinger
Erath County
Jim Davis
Cameron
District Court
Milam County
Texas
Chas. R. Duncan
J. G. Ralston
Wm. Senkel
Joe Lee
G. W.baskin
J. W. Price
T. E. Key
C. E. Ludwig
J. C. Tucker
Jesse Coley
W. R. Cryer
A. W. Moody
R. P. Shelley
H. P. McKin
J. E. Glover
Jones Prairie
Young Glover
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