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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1933
Page
6
Advertising rates list for The Cameron Herald includes per column inch display 80e line rate first insertion 10e. Obituaries and notices of public entertainments with admission charged or funds raised are charged at regular rates.
Mr and Mrs Buford McMillion hosted a birthday dinner for John Lewis and J A Walschak at Lewis home with relatives and friends attending. Rev Henry Daly and families attended Cavilla quarterly conference. Mrs Jo Tomasek has recovered and will return home. Mrs W W Lowery leaves Kahler’s Drug for Conroe. Several residents visited Waco and Austin during the week.
Mr. Higgins of Dawsonville Georgia reports distress after meals relieved by Thedford's Black-Draught. He had sour stomach and gas with bilious spells and keeps the medicine on hand. He takes a pinch after meals to prevent headaches and keep his system in good order, now offered in syrup form for children.
Relatives in Rosebud and Edgeworth, guests in Temple and El Paso visits, birthday dinners and a grove gathering with turkey, mutton, chicken and cocoa. Aileen Kazel, age 9, dies after a weeklong illness in Corpus Christi. she was born in Corinth and survived by her mother and stepfather W F Sijansky, with step-grandparents V Sijansky.
Aileen Rubac was buried in Corpus Christi on Monday at 3 p.m. Funeral attendees included Mr and Mrs J R Slovacek Mrs Martin Rubac and Emil Rubac. The notice also mentions extended family in Buckholts Cameron and Corinth. Miss Fordyne Rylander returned home from Cleveland Ohio after nearly two years and plans to return to Ohio in the fall.
Session held Lottie Bigbee outlines spray treatment for poultry premises to disinfect roosts and coops. Product claims destroy disease germs and worms and control lice fleas and blue-bugs. Promises increased egg production and reduced chick losses with low cost and money back if not satisfied.
Baptist Missionary Society circles met for afternoon Bible study. Nine members gathered in the Eunice Taylor Glass circle with Miss Clara Thomas. Mrs Archie McLerran led. The Lily Mae Handley group had 11 members with Mrs Shepherd leading. Future hostesses include Mrs Joe Denson and WY Beal. other groups planned gatherings.
Mrs J W Bowmer organized the Sunbeams at the church with 29 enrollments for ages 4 to 6 years. Officers elected include Waybourn Gunn president Nadine Wilson vice president Bobby Hays treasurer and Marjorie Kidd secretary. They meet Mondays at 3 pm in the Beginners Department room. Mr Massey and wife Dr Ola Massey and Miss Oma Booth visited Dr Massey’s aunt Mrs R H Johnson and mother Mrs Sheffield Thursday evening.
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