Miss Ada Henderson Mourned In Cameron Funeral Held
Miss Harriet Ada Henderson died at her Cameron home March 30 1927 after a long illness. A former Cameron teacher she left a deep mark on the community with family and local school colleagues paying tribute at her funeral at the Baptist church. Price RK Scarbrough and Rev E S Hutcher son led the service with Cameron schools closing in respect. Interment was in Oak Hill Cemetery. Survived by brother T S Henderson of Cameron and sister Mrs Alice Fowler of Brownwood with numerous nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Ada Henderson
Cameron
Ellora Monroe
Washington
Texas
Thomas Stallworth Henderson
The
Baptist Church
E. S. Hutcherson
Price RK. Scarbrough
Southwestern Baptist Seminary At
Fort Worth
Cameron Schools
Miss Henderson
O. L. Kidd
B. P. Atkinson
Wm. Henderson
W. R. Newton
W. O. Triges
George T. Moore
FE. A. Wallace
Coleman-Eplen Funeral Home
Oak Hill Cemetery
Ada Henderson
Aas
T. S .Henderson
Alice Fowler
Brownwood
Virginia
Court of Criminal Appeals
Sam A. Henderson
Rhoades
Navasota
Chandler
Anderson
Ada
Miss Ada
Christian Church Revival Progresses With Large Crowds
Rev Howard Peters of Wa ce conducts revival meetings at the Christian church drawing large audiences. Mrs Peters assists with children’s activities and there is growing interest. The revival continues through Sunday with a closing program by the children under Mrs Peters guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Peters
Wace
Peters
Frigidaire Displays Shine at Marlin Pure Food Show
Milam County’s Keith Electric Company showcased Frigidaire appliances at the Marlin Pure Food Show sponsored by the Presbyterian Auxiliary. The booth featured two household sizes and a commercial unit, decorated in blue and yellow with red lights, drawing hundreds daily and promising several household sales and prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlin
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Milam County
Keith Electric Company
Keith
District Meet Scheduled for University Interscholastic League
The District Meet will be held at Baylor University in Waco on Saturday April 16 starting at 9 30 A M. Competitors include first place debate and tennis winners, essay and declamation winners, track and field placers, rural pentathlon and music memory contestants with Milam County expected to send full representation and fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baylor University
Waco
Carrol
Beylor University
Bell, Coryell
Freestone
Limestone
Falls
Milam
McLennan
Robertson Counties
L. C. Portier Temple
E. T. Genheimer
Central Texas Sunday School Convention Set for Cameron
The Central Texas Sunday School Convention representing 25 Texas counties will meet March 20 and 21, 1928, at First Baptist Church Cameron. E. S. Hutcherson invites John A. Hill of Nashville to speak. Cameron plans welcoming activities for visiting attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Texas
Texas
First Baptist Church
Cameron
E. S. Hutcherson
Temple
Hutcherson
John A. Hill
Nashville
Tennessee
Southern Baptists
Mrs Flinn Visits Georgetown Rev Glenn Flinn Family
Mrs E A Flinn visited Rev and Mrs Glenn Flinn in Georgetown during the week, sharing time at their home and church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Flinn
Mrs
Glenn Flinn
Georgetown
Cameron Athlete Beaten in Discus at Texas Relays
J D Wingfoot Stovall of Baylor placed third in the 120 yard high hurdles at the Third Annual Texas Relays in Austin. Co captain Jack Taylor, also of Baylor, struggled in the discus final while Gooch of Texas won with 141 feet. Taylor had been among the nation’s best throwers, with a conference record and a near world record last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D
Wingfoot
Stovall
Bruin
Texas
Jack Taylor
Jack
Taylor
Chicago
Mustangs
Carroll Field
Gooch
Texas University
Austin
Death of Jeff C. Rogers Noted in Maysville Oklahoma
News from Cameron, Milam County recalls Jeff C. Rogers fifty two year old son of Major J. C. Rogers. He died at the University of Oklahoma hospital at 5 p m after living in Cameron until about fifteen years ago and leaving a widow with three children. Funeral services were held in Maysville Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff C. Rogers
Cameron
University of Oklahoma
Rogers
Milam County
Oklahoma
Novella Henderson
B. F. Henderson
Walker’s Creek
Martha Rogers
J. C. Rogers
Myrtice Duncan
B. I. Rogers
Henderson Rogers
Maysville
Jeff T. Kemp
Ella Hooks
Wm. R. Rogers
Mary Harkrider
Abilene
Builders win Cameron home contract for new north Cam eon house
Harry W. Tag linotype operator signs with Grant Lumber Company and Contractor Chandler for a new home in north Cameron. They were the lowest bidders among several bidders. Construction will start at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Tag
Linotype
Herald
Grant Lumber Company
Chandler
North Cameron
Lions Hear Torbett in Address Tuesday
Dr J W Torbett of Marlin spoke to the Cameron Lions on health education and the value of a strong body and soul. He urged better eating, noted clubs foster fellowship, and suggested next talks for the Methodist Brotherhood. Easter Eye hunt plans were tabled for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Torbett
Marlin
Cameron Lions
Dr. Torbett
Cameron
Fred B. Cable
First National Bank
Lions
Torbett
Methodist Brotherhood
Royal P. Jeter
Cubs
Mr. Jeter
Rev. Williams of
Mr. Cable
Paul Webb
The
Methodist Church
Baptist Men Launch Membership Campaign Led by IF. B. Cable
Bible Class officers and teachers plan a Sunday start for a member campaign. Twenty five attended last week with two new members and one visitor. The drive continues through Mother’s Day with E S Hutcherson addressing and a free banquet for members and guests. Governor Dan Moody may speak. a class photo will be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IF. B. Cable
Mr. Cable
Preston Graves
W. B. Skelton
Bryan
W. C. Davis
E. S. Hutcherson
Dan Moody
Cable
Graves
Experts doubt forecasts as reality defies predictions
Analysts acknowledge uncertainty as trends diverge from expert expectations. The statement suggests confidence that outcomes will differ from what forecasters project, highlighting the unpredictability of complex systems.
Raymond Beard Named Cattle Inspector for Milam County
Raymond Beard formerly with the Livestock Sanitary Commission is appointed cattle inspector for Milam County, taking charge April 1 to succeed EB. L. Brod. Beard offers his services via telephone 506 or by letter to Cameron. The commission earlier announced Brad’s reappointment, but Beard is the appointee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Beard
The
Livestock Sanitary Commission
Milam County
Beard
EB. L. Brod
Cameron
Brad
Feard
Cameron Banks Stand Strong in Affidavits
Statements from Cameron banks show deposits exceeding two million dollars and a general healthy condition. Banks named include Cameron State Bank, Texas State Bank and Trust Co, The Citizens National Bank, First National Bank, and the Texas State Bank and Trust Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Cameron State Bank
Nationr
Ak Cavinet
Wattul Bank
Texas State Bank and Trust Co
Citizens National Bank
First National
Cameron State
Texas State Bank & Trust Company
Texas State Bank and Trust Company
Depost
Citizen National Bank
First National Bank
Milam County
Episcopal minister gives to St Monica's fund
The Herald reports a $5 gift from Rev J P Love pastor of the Episcopal church to the St Monica's Catholic church building fund. The parish and Catholics applaud the contribution and Herald appeals continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal
ST. Monica’s Fund
The
Herald
J. P. Love
Episcopal Church
St. Monica’s Catholic Church
Rev. Love
Evening Services Resume at Local Episcopal Church
In April the church resumes evening services beginning next Sunday at 7 30 p m. Sunday School meets at 9 45 a m and the Young People Service League gathers at 1 30 p m The Woman s Auxiliary holds Monday afternoon meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Young People’s Service League
Woman’s Auxiliary
Knights of Pythias to entertain leaders Monday night
Cameron Knights of Pythias hosts a Monday gathering with Freeman of Fort Worth grand chancellor Texas and Congressman Tom Connoley as guests. Four men will receive Knight rank. 200 members belong to Milam Lodge No.125 as 14 delegates attend a Waco district meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman of
Fort Worth
Knights of Pythias
Texas
Tom Connoley
Martin
Cameron Knights Pythias
Jake Posey
Milam Lodge No. 125
Waco
W. Triggs
Alex Triggs
Claude Triggs
W. G. Gillis
J. B. White
Robert Browning
Lee R. Clore
B. T. Harris
Alfert Triggs
Robert McCown
Lee KR. Tag
Harry W. Tag
Bill Baskin
BE. Lt. Tucker
Jim FP. Chadwick
Cameron Knights
Cameron
W. O. Triggs
Kr. L. Tucker
Fretcam
Connoley
Commercial Club Names Directors and Officers
J W Coleman is re elected president and J D Dobbins elected vice president. J L Clinton named treasurer as all officers win new terms. Directors chosen include F S Lesovsky Fr E Jackson Giles Averett S M Burns J C Young T A Fisher I B Cable W M Cobb Ff J Beckerman W He Shipp O M Smith J B White. The meeting in district court room was led by T A Fisher with talks on club achievements and local promotion. The group will meet again at the courthouse next Monday to appoint a secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Coleman
Commercial Club
J. D. Dobbins
J. L. Clinton
Texas State Bank and Trust Company
F. S. Lesovsky
Fr. E. Jackson Giles L. Averett
S. M. Burns
J.C. Young
T. A. Fisher
I. B. Cable
W. M. Cobb
J. Beckerman
W. He Shipp
O. M. Smith
J. B. White
District Court Room
F. B. Cable
F. E. Jackson
Mr. Lesovsky
I. B. Jackson
Cameron
Cable
Burns
Texas Chamber of Commerce
Court House
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Lee Freeman
Ada Henderson Ues
Christian Church IN Revival
Frigidaire
University League
Baylor Grounds
Convention
Eff C. Rogers
Maysville, Okla
Port
Governor Moody
Cameron Banks
Knights Pythias
JW. Coleman
J.D. Dobbins
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