Program For Closing Of School Announced
Calendar outlines closing exercises for Public Schools with recitals by George Fairleigh, Cameron Junior Band, Mrs Royal P Jeter, Mr Robert Smiths pupils and Campus Follies by the Senior class and Bluebird Choral Club The Baccalaureate sermon will be given at First Methodist Church by Dr R E Dickenson campus events to follow including Yee High School graduation May 30 and 1927 class diploma ceremonies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fairleigh
Philharmonic
Cameron
Royal P. Jeter
Robert Smith
Bluebird Choral Club
Eloise Rogers
First Methodist Church
R. E. Dickenson
School of Theology
Southern Methodist University
Yee High School
C. AH. Yee High School
TE. Bickenson
Thc School
C. H. Yee High School
Dickenson
South
Denver Col
Lions Hear Business Woman in Address
Mrs. Lee J. Roundtree editor of the Bryan Daily Eagle was the principal speaker at the Lions Club Ladies Night banquet Tuesday. The program featured Bryan artists presented by Moulton Cobb who also served as toastmaster. Paul Webb welcomed the ladies and visitors as Roundtree spoke on Success and received hearty applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee J. Roundtree
Bryan Daily Eagle
Lions Club
Bryan
Moulton Cobb
Roundtree
Cobb
Paul Webb
Wm. Cobb
McAllen
R. C. Irvin
Katherine Higgs
Katherine Hutton
Friendly Bible
Piano Pupils of Robert Smith Recital at Yee High
The music recital features piano pupils of Robert Smith presented at Yee High School auditorium on Monday and Tuesday evenings May 23 and 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Smith
Yee High School
City trims overhanging trees and improves water supply
City officials under Logan Green order trimming of tree tops over streets to ease traffic and prevent damage. The council announces cooperation from residents and outlines plans for higher sign placement and park lighting rights for Texas Power & Light Company. Residents southeast of Santa Fe petition for pure water spur city to demand mains, hydrants, street improvements, and fire protection. Mayor Davis urges immediate contract compliance to provide equal water service to all city areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Green
T. §.Henderon, Jr
Green
Henderson
Texas Power & Light Company
Santa Fe
City Hopes for Year End Surplus and Secretary Resignation
J C Joseph reports economical city administration and plans a full financial statement after auditors finish. The city aims to close the fiscal year with a surplus after paying January obligations. R D Brown returns home from illness and will resume duties when recovered. an alderman election will be held to replace Joseph who resigned to become secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Joseph
April Society
R. D. Brown
Dallas
Mr. Brown
Alderman McDermott Reports on Light Charge Issue
Alderman Sam McDermott was absent from the meeting and could not report on the reduced minimum charge for lights in the city. Mayor Davis hopes to complete his appointments at the next meeting. Alderman E L Brog is interested in sanitary work and proving himself a capable member of the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam McDermott
Davis
E. L. Brog
Dickens Family and Lovick Visit San Marcos and Kyle
Mr and Mrs J M Dickens and children and Miss Edwardine Lovick spent last weekend visiting friends in San Marcos and Kyle.
Local Boy Scout Movement Forms Council and Troops
A meeting at the Methodist church completed the organization of a local Boy Scout council and three troops Methodist No. 1 Baptist No. 2 and others. Rev. J. P. Love presides with F. R. Dunlap as vice president and C. E. Porterfield as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
J. P. Love
F. R. Dunlap
C. E. Porterfield
Larry Hackebeil
Joe Denson
Baptist Church
Joe Matula
Henry Dryer
G. N. Rodesney
Gene Crowell
T. A. Fisher
C. S. Terry
J. B. White
B. T. Harris
W.B. Skelton
John E. Mangum
G. W. Rodesney
Wallace Jones
Knights of Pythias fund drive follows seven inning win
Skipper Joslin's Mailed Knights defeated the Lions 6 to 4 in a seven inning city league game. Posey pitched seven innings for the Knights while Tindall held the Lions. The Knights plan a flood relief collection led by R. A. Triggs and Jake Posey with funds sent to Thomas D. Meares in Wilmington NC as Mississippi flood relief grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joslin
Knights
The
Lions
Jake Posey
Jake
King of Beasts
Lodge Boys
Wib Tindall
Tindall
Black Caps
Robert McCown
Short
Neighbors
Cy Perkins
Jackson
Burke
Perkins
Denson
Haygood
Posey
North End
Schuhmacher
Order
Knights of Pythias
Mississippi
Richard
Erle K. Adrian
H. D. Keeling
R. West
Charlie Nabours
Witte
Thomas D. Meares
Wilmington
N.C
Johnstown
Weath
Ohio
Indiana
Red Cross
Cameron Bass Club Barbecue At Hefley Lake
Cameron Bass Club President Levy announces an old fashioned barbecue at Hefley Lake starting at six o'clock Thursday evening. The event marks the first club meet in months. Married members bring families, singles bring a guest, wives prepare the cats, and members handle the barbecue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levy
Cameron Bass Club
Hefley Lake
Movement directs on call of the president meetings
The text states that a directing force will serve permanently for the movement and meetings will be convened on the president’s call. The specifics of the organization, dates, or participants are not provided in the fragment.
Why Business Women Sponsor Prize Garden Contest
The article argues nourishment and sunshine are vital for health and growth, linking proper diet to mental well being. It promotes home gardens as essential for better living and economy, praising Cameron's flourishing gardens and noting continued improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHY Business Women
Milam
Cameron
May Get Natural Gas for Cameron Soon
Cameron may secure natural gas via a public utility after a committee from the commercial club studies the Lone Star Gas Company proposal. The four-member committee will visit Temple to discuss with residents, as Temple plans gas expansion after signing 1700 customers. The Cameron plan would require about 690 new customers before lines are laid, and a report is expected at the next meeting after a missed quorum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Lone Star Gas Company
Dobbins
F. S Lesovsky
Giles L. Arriett
Paul Webb
Temple
Boy born to Mr and Mrs Lovick on Mother's Day
A son named Robert Grayson Lovick was born to Mr EF B Lovick and Mrs Lovick on May 8 1927, Mother’s Day, in a local city hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF. B. Lovick
Robert Grayson Lovick
Monroe Fisher Shot At Temple
Monroe Fisher was shot in the face and arms at about 1 18 this morning as he drove along Avenue H between Third and Fifth streets. The blast from a shotgun shattered his windshield with no serious injuries reported and investigators say the incident is not linked to the Bonds Fisher feud. Fisher is currently under $10 000 bond awaiting grand jury action on a murder charge in Belton tied to Ex Sheriff A W Bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Telegram
Monroe Fisher
Avenue H
Third
Fifth Streets
Fisher
Bigham
Sherif Johnson
Belton
Bonds-Fisher
Santa Fe Railroad
Ernest Bennett
Customs Service
Sam Antonio
Chis. Miller
Tom Stacy
Main
Fifth
Bob Law
A. W. Bonds
Nursery stock shown by agent for Sherman Texas Nursery
Paul J. Sheps acts as agent for the Texas Nursery Company of Sherman and Waxahachie and displays samples to farmers and landowners. The Hine variety is noted as among the best seen, with Mr Thompson receiving many orders for stock and inviting friends to inspect for fall delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul J. Sheps
Texas Nursery Company
Sherman and Waxahachie
Mr. Thompson
Standings Show Schuhmacher North End in Friday Tilt
The Schuhmacher and North End teams meet Friday afternoon as Knights lead in double plays 8 to 2 for Schuhmacher 1 and Lions 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuhmacher
North End
Knights
Lions
Ey Schuhmacher
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. Slocomb
BOY Scout Movement
Knights Pythias
Vlood
By Rose Rischar
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Temple Wed
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