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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1934
Page
4
The notice outlines mail matter classification under the 1879 act and states that all resolutions obituaries and notices of public entertainments with admission fees are charged at regular rates.
The piece lauds Nabours for efficient service and courteous conduct. It highlights his business experience and readiness to serve, urging voters to support his campaign and mentioning cooperation with the Democratic Executive Committee to reach all residents.
Mrs R L West of Huntsville Alabama reports relief from a lingering side pain and weight loss after using Cardus. She describes becoming stronger and healthier after taking three or four bottles and notes Cardus is available at local drug stores.
Milam County official and Democrat veteran Mr. Fikes asks voters to re elect him citing efficient county office service and careful management of funds. He notes his longstanding commitment despite a long standing disability and says supporters know his proven record.
Miss Arnett Ryan and Mrs. Thos Haynie hosted a Cameron Symphony Club gathering at Miss Ryan's home. Miss Helen Flinn chaired a brief business session while Miss Emma Pearl Clement led a program on Grieg's life and works followed by a social hour.
Mrs Will Ford presided over a Presbyterian Auxiliary business session at the church Monday afternoon. Mrs Judd Davis opened with a devotional. Routine business was conducted and reports from delegates to the Presbyterian meeting in Waco last week were read. Delegates included Mrs Eugene Muse and Mrs C C Acrey.
Field Day will be celebrated at Baylor College Belton on May 12. All Senior High girls in District No 15 planning to attend college next year are invited to attend. Yar High school seniors will be guests of the Baptist W M S and Baylor College. Those wishing to go should notify Mrs John L Denson.
Miss Bertha Fae Strange supervised a county wide program touching all home life areas. She traveled 1164 miles, attended 23 meetings, with 21 demonstrations including insect control bread making and pickling. A dramatic tournament in Cameron on April 28 crowned Bethlehem and program work extends to Falls County and Rockdale rally day.
A Business and Professional Women's Club gathering featured a May Day theme with a tall May Pole and yellow green ribbons. A luncheon followed, a brief business session elected a nominating committee for next year’s officers, with Mrs Cora Cammer as hostess and Mrs Gladys Watson directing the program.
Episcopal Church announces Holy Communion next Sunday at 11 oclock with a Women's Offering. Rev J P Love will lead the Life of Christ study Monday at 3 30 in the afternoon.
Classified item notes 55 acres of cultivated land across the Marlow bridge on Little River three miles east of Cameron on a gravel road. Will sell cheap or trade for town property. Contact R. L. Batte. Also listings for Lankhart Cotton Seed from Waco and 100 Jersey cows with calves, prices given, by Carl C. Black and R. L. Batte.
John Bryan at Cameron Oil Mill offers a $3.00 reward for return of his gold rim glasses lost Friday, April 13 in Cameron. The green case with gold stripes and late type lenses are described. contact at the Oil Mill.
The Boone estate offers a house and lot in Rockdale at a bargain price. For more details contact administrator J. P. Awalt at 811 Elm Street Dallas Texas.
The Democratic Committee publishes a July plan restricting speaking dates to scheduled venues, asking for voter cooperation and noting two July dates weekly. The campaign ends Friday night July 27 at Cameron, with candidates free to pursue personal fundraising but asked not to burden them.
The Baptist W M U women plan circle meetings Monday at 3 30 PM. Lottie Moon Circle gathers with Mrs. Gus Evans while Lillie Mae Handley group uses the church as meeting place. Mrs E A Flinn hosts Eu nice Taylor Glass circle and all members are asked to bring gifts for Waco Hospital.
The obituary notes a devoted country gentleman who farmed successfully and aided others. Funeral held Thursday at 10 am at the family home with burial in Little River cemetery. Rev Ben Goodman assisted by a Baptist pastor officiated, Masons at the grave. he was a longtime church and Masonic member. Survivors include wife Mrs Leslie Whitman Ford and six children across Dallas Waco Cameron Baileyville.
Friends from across the county and many from nearby Camer on towns attended in a large turnout.
An advertisement promotes Black Hawk Ointment to treat skin troubles including itch eczema athlete’s foot ringworm tetter and pimples. The jar is sold for fifty cents by E O Schiller Pharmacy located at 37-18.
A vintage advertisement promotes Cardus for women with weak stamina and small symptoms. It claims Cardus strengthens women to support natural processes and reduce pains as nourishment improves, replacing temporary pills. It notes thousands have found relief and that Cardus is sold at drug stores.
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