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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1928
Page
9
A Branchville note shows no church child on Sunday but a strong turnout for Sunday School and a mission collection. Local youths filled Friday and Saturday with visits, games, and a 7th birthday party for Gertrude Walston with cake cream and presents.
Lewis notes Hollingsworth was sick this week with the mumps reducing duties and attendance.
Mrs James was here with her daughter, Mrs W Henson, visiting this week.
A historic health note explains kidney and bladder irritation from uric acid. It advises Jad Salts, four ounces dissolved in water, to neutralize urine acids and relieve nightly urges and burning sensations.
Milam Lodge Knights of Pythias plans an extension program with increased lodge meeting attendance and many new membership applications. Chancellor Commander J B White cites alignment with Supreme Lodge goals and a national trend toward stronger fraternal engagement. An attendance committee led by C D McGehee will craft weekly programs to boost participation and civic involvement. Members may obtain free medical exams for themselves and families by contacting the Indianapolis Insurance Department.
The Mexican Baptist church of Cameron thanks contributors for the building fund. A partial donor list includes Dr. W. R. Newton $100 and many others. About $305 pledged and $54 in bank. need roughly $420 to finish paying debt. Donations can be brought to the Mexican Baptist Building Fund, care of Jose Rodriguez, Box 366.
Mrs John Hays and her two children, Bobbie and Johnnie May, departed on Wednesday for Keren, heading to the East African post.
The Caherona History Club met with Mrs. Atkinson on March 27. Miss Cornelia Gunn gave two piano selections and will perform at Baylor College music contest. Mrs. Robbins reviewed a Washington Peace Conference with many religious and secular groups represented. Mrs. A N Green described Ruth Conley of Marshall Texas and her East Texas clay sculptures. Social hour followed.
The Homemakers Class of the Baptist church held a Tuesday business meeting at the annex with Mrs. Dan Gunn presiding. Elected for six months were President Mrs. Roy Law first vice president Mrs. Prest on Graves second vice president Mrs. Harvey Dobbins third vice president Mrs. Dan Gunn reporter Mrs. Hays chorister Mrs. H. P. Black secretary Mrs. D. Fikes and treasurer Mrs. J. Sustek. After the session a social hour followed with Groups one and two serving lunch and tea.
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