Cameron Herald Advertises Historic Local Paper
The Cameron Herald, dating back to 1860, marks its long history and ongoing publication with price lines noted as fifty and eighty five cents.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1940
Page
12
The Cameron Herald, dating back to 1860, marks its long history and ongoing publication with price lines noted as fifty and eighty five cents.
The Cameron candidate for Precinct 1 constable, Mr. Cook, is described as experienced and dedicated. Supporters cite his long residence, knowledge of the people, and oath bound integrity, promising on duty presence and just enforcement while serving the county. He aims to meet voters or reach out via the new paper, seeking broad support.
Miss Dorothy Clifton of Cameron and Jack Radley of Sour Lake wed in Mr. Radley’s hometown at noon on Monday. After a brief honeymoon to Galveston and other Texas cities, the couple will reside in Sour Lake. Mrs Clifton is the daughter of Mrs Rose Lee Clifton. Mr Radley works for Radley and Son Construction Co of Sour Lake.
Loretta Boedeker daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Boedeker is ill at home and unable to attend school.
The annual junior-senior banquet served in the Methodist church basement tonight with Weyland Kidd as toastmaster. After the banquet, juniors and seniors plus invited guests will dance on Yee High School Gymnasium floor marking a first for socials there.
Will Cook former deputy marshal and night officer in Cameron is a candidate for Constable of Precinct 1. His announcement seeks citizen interest across the precinct and was released Tuesday for publication in the Daily Herald. The full text will appear in Wednesday issue. Cook reports strong encouragement from all sections.
The Herald lists Democratic primary candidates for various offices on July 27 1940 with full names for governor congress district judges sheriffs clerks treasurers and commissioners. Included are Miriam Ferguson W R Poage C H Cross Reese Turner Fred Jackson Graham Gillis Jack Lewis Bill Morrison Nelson Green W C Moody Grady Allen Penn Wolf Jeff Kemp Chas Smith Bill Bonds Judd Davis R M Kennedy Walter White Homer Nabours R A Woodsie Chas Hicks T N Wood H H Prutt Ss Miles Grady Stidham Luther Roberts B M McMillion Jesse Barrett and B F Bailey Pete Harwell Will Cook Womack Brashear and Miss Anna Mae Haleek vows to marry Leo Glaser of Cameron.
Yee High School band directed by Francis Cox performs at 8 p m in the school gymnasium. The program includes March of the Bersaglieri overture Nicbi Hongrois and solos by Doris Newton Grady Baskin Willard Skelton with wood wind quintet Roy Dunlap Gertrude Michalka Dianne Luckett Doris Newton and Inez Slaughter and a cornet trio with Lucile Stedman Martha Frances Brogdon and Grady Baskin. The concert invites the public to attend.
Mr and Mrs John Sapp and Mrs Pope Sapp spent Friday in San Antonio to view the parade and returned home that night.
Mrs. Jesse Brock with her son James and Mrs. Giles McDermott with her son Lyle shopped in Waco on Wednesday.
Mrs. Clifford Swift traveled to Waco to spend time with relatives on Thursday. She was hosted by family during her stay in the city.
Friends across the county report H. F. Smith Sr after weeks of illness is now up and has visited the bank for a while.
Miss Rose Risehar and her sister Miss Malchian Rischar with Miss Delphya Scott spent Friday and Saturday in San Antonio to witness the Battle of Flowers parade Friday afternoon.
Milam county convention follows Cameron precinct and pledges support to Garner for the Presidency as Roosevelt's administration is indorsed but he loses the convention. Delegates are released after Garner's nomination seems impossible and many precincts did not hold conventions or send credentials. A list of delegates was named to the state convention.
W. C. Colvin of Rockdale transacted business in Cameron on Monday, according to local notices. The brief item records a routine commercial activity by Colvin in Cameron.
The Presbyterian Auxiliary marked its 19th birthday with a Monday gathering led by chairman Mrs. Graham Gillis. A Bible reading by Mrs. McCown, a vocal solo by Miss Mirmie Wohlleb, and a talk by Mrs. Lee Buite titled Christ's Challenge for Children framed the program. A cake with a Bible icing motif and the inscription Suffer Little Children to Come Unto Me formed the centerpiece. Ice cream and cake were served to thirty five members including guests from Maysfield Mrs. Hubert Atkinson Mrs. J. Priese and Mrs. Henry Bailey.
Sam Tyson and Tyrus Sneed of Georgetown visited in the home of Mrs. Marvin Sneed at Calvert Saturday and on Sunday visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Tyson.
Herman Weber of Beaumont and Fred Drew of Boston transacted business in Cameron on Wednesday in a notable exchange between distant locales.
Leonard Blaylock senior at Baylor University and son of L. L. Blaylock of Cameron completed the February state bar exam in Austin and was notified of passing. He will receive his degree from Baylor on June 3rd and is now a licensed attorney.
Wynelle Kidd has been ill for a week and misses work. Friends send well wishes for a speedy recovery.
Carl Marburger of Burlington conducted business in Cameron on Monday, engaging in a local commercial matter.
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