Young people urged to think clearly in American business
Craig B Hazlewood argues education should foster independent thinking among youths. He praises Michael Pupin as an example of inquiry driven progress and urges training in open minds, knowledge, generalization, and practical application to meet rapid business changes and complex problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankers Association
Serbia
New York
Columbia University
Michael Pupin
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
America
Cameron Fire Department Racing Team Heads to Texas Convention
The Cameron Fire Department racing team will travel from Cameron to Galveston on June 1 to attend the Volunteer Firemen of Texas convention and compete in cup races. The unit is a state standout with past cups and strong records. The city annually funds their trip to honor their service.
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Cameron Fire Department
Galveston
Texas
Cameron
School Savings Bank Movement Reaches Impressive Proportion
About 14,000 U.S. schools operate school savings plans with nearly ten million pupils saving systematically. Deposits exceed 26 million dollars, with 947 thousand dollars paid as interest this year. 4,609,82 pupils attend schools with plans, 3,980,237 participate as depositors. 88 cities report 100 percent grammar enrollment in savings programs. four cities reach 100 percent in high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
American Bankers Association
Savings Bank Division
Association
United States
Former Texas Governor Joseph D. Sayers Dies at 89 in Austin
Former Governor Joseph D. Sayers, 89, died Wednesday morning at his Austin home. A Confederate veteran and early 20th century leader, he served as Texas governor from 1899 to 1903 and later on the board of pardons. He was buried in Bastrop, his old home, where he began his political career in the state senate.
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Joseph D. Sayers
Austin
Texas
Board of Pardons
Moody
Sayers
Congress
O. M. Roberts
Bastrop
Senate
Welcome Jimmy Home draws big audience at local theater
The Little Theater at the Knights of Columbus Hall presented Welcome Jimmy Home to a large Cameron audience. Manager Joe Lindle has succeeded in staging wholesome productions, drawing strong crowds and praise for the cast and performance.
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Jimmy
Little Theater
Knights of Columbus Hall
Joe Lindle
Cameron
Pastor Hutcherson Returns From Southern Baptist Convention
E S Hutcherson pastor of First Baptist Cameron church returned this week from Memphis Tennessee where he attended the Southern Baptist Convention as a delegate. He will resume his pulpit duties Sunday and his congregation will welcome him back. Hutcherson is known for his successful pastorate and is sought for counsel by Baptist leaders nationwide.
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E. S. Hutcherson
First Baptist Church
Memphis
Tennessee
Southern Baptist Convention
Cameron Church
Hutcherson
The
Baptist Church
Moulton Cobb Leads Lions Club Luncheon in Valley
Moulton Cobb of Mission spoke in Camron last week en route to the Lions Club Convention in San Angelo. He was joined by his father Wm. Cobb at the meeting. Moulton conducted a model luncheon on the program to advertise Lions Clubs in the Valley.
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Moulton Cobb
Mission
Camron
Lions Club
San Angelo
Wm. Cobb
Moulton
Lions Clubs
Lions Club Returns Charter to International Association
At a sparse Tuesday luncheon Cameron Lions Club members voted to revert the charter to the International Association citing ongoing lack of interest. President Cabl lamented Cameron business leaders’ failure to back a service club, while delegate W M Cobb praised Texas Lions and urged local efforts to sustain service work.
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Lions Club
International Association
Cabl
Cameron
Lion W. M. Cobb
San Angelo
Texas
United States
Insect poison methods demonstration announced near river bridge
Demonstration of best approved insect poison methods for cotton on May 23 will be held at the R. L. Batte farm near the river bridge. George Banzhaf county farm demonstrator says representatives from the R. B. George Machinery Company of Dallas will lead the event. The chamber of commerce and Mr. Banzhaf urge farm families to attend the free program.
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R. L
Ellis Island Work Of D A R Is Detailed
The Sarah McCalla Chapter D A R met May 9 at Mrs. W G Gillis home. Roll call produced facts about Ellis Island and the D A R activities there. Mrs W B Thomas read The Melting Pot and Mrs G T Moore spoke on The Stranger Within Our Gate. A salad course was served by the hostess during social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah McCalla
W. G. Gillis
Ellis Island
W. B. Thomas
G. T. Moore
Flinn Family Returns From Bishop Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Eber Flinn and their son James Edward, joined by Mrs. E A Flinn and Mrs. Bertha Brewer, returned from Bishop after spending several days with Mr. and Mrs. Fontaine Flinn.
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Eber Flinn
James Edward
E. A. Flinn
Bertha Brewer
Bishop
Fontaine Flinn
Cottle Couple Move Into North Houston Street Cottage
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Cottle have moved into a recently completed cottage on North Houston Street built by J. H. Sapp.
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S. A. Cottle
North
Houston Street
J. H. Sapp
Radio Widow And Little Girl Conversation
A humorous exchange centers on a child asking if heaven is someday for Papa and the widow replying positively. The girl then notes Papa cannot leave the radio, prompting the widow to affirm his wish to join them. The dialogue plays on the radio’s presence in the family’s life.
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Papa
Card of Thanks for Frantic Loss and Kindness
The family expresses sincere thanks for kindness during illness and death of their wife and mother. Gratitude is given for floral offerings and support. Special thanks are extended to Mrs. Frank Heintz and Mrs. J. P. Hefti for constant attendance and to R. T. Cooper and family and the Wiese and Cooper families for their care.
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Frank Heintz
J. P. Hefti
R. T. Cooper
W. C. Wiese
W. C. Cooper
H. G. Cooper
Christian Stewardship and Macedonian Benevolence Principles
The passage discusses Christian stewardship led by the Holy Spirit, urging generous giving from poverty, not abundance. It cites the Macedonians as models of liberality, willingness beyond means, and first giving themselves to the Lord, then others, with emphasis on voluntary, sincere generosity aligned with love and equality among believers.
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Christ
God
Jerusalem
Paul
Titus
Corinthian Church
What It Is to Be a Christian Steward and Witness
Lesson text on stewardship and missions citing Acts 1:6-8 and 1 Cor 4:2. Emphasizes witnessing for Christ as the supreme obligation of believers in this age. Addresses disciples’ question about the timing of the kingdom and the call to mission.
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God
Jesus Christ
Presence of Christ Lived Beyond Heads and Hearts
A reflection on how many Christians miss realizing Christ in daily life, living with Him in scripture and memory rather than in genuine heart experience. The idea contrasts intellectual belief with experiential faith.
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Christ
Telling God There Is but One Way to Help God
Quote by John Raskin asserts the sole path for humans to aid the divine is through accepting God’s assistance. The remark frames humility as the key to spiritual help rather than human effort.
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God
John Raskin
Crosses Are Ladders Cresces Are Hudiders That Lead to Heaven
The text presents a cryptic statement linking crosses to ladders and suggesting ascension to heaven. It appears as an abstract or fragment without clear events, people, or organizations.
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Craig B. Hazlewood
Pupin
Craig B
Hazlewood
Hremen
Sayers Dik
ORMER
LIONS
Fidelity
Milam County
P. L. Marburger
C. L. Zarosky
Felix Matula & Co
Gus Evans
T. W. Aycock
East
E. M. Belk
Morningside
Dallas
Maysfield
Weems Gin
Majestic Electric Radio
Monarch of the
Air
Majestic
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