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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1927
Page
12
Pope Sapp of the Sapp Motor Company reports Dodge Brothers have begun six cylinder production with daily output about 100 and plans to reach 300 per day. Three models are listed the four door sedan four passenger coupe and cabriolet roadster with introduction targeted for June.
In March and April Graham Brothers achieved record monthly sales in Canada and the United States. Overseas shipments of Dodge Brothers cars hit a company high on May 60, marking a historic peak in export activity.
Mrs F J Beckerman entertained her Sunday School class of 12 year old girls at her home last Monday afternoon at six. Games and music were enjoyed on the lawn, followed by sandwiches chips stuffed eggs ice tea cream and cake. The hostess and her daughter Lily Kate Beckerman assisted. A ride was given to the girls and they presented Mrs Beckerman with a handkerchief and bouquet as a token of love.
A church gathering at Walker's Creek drew a large crowd with words of love and prayers. Visitors from Cameron Travis Little River Ben Yarrelton Maysfield Hearne Waco and Baylor University were listed among attendees. the pastor thanks all and invites a return.
The New Orleans Black Aces will perform at Wayside Inn on Friday night. The orchestra has previously drawn large crowds and remains a crowd favorite. Last week two dances drew big attendance and outpaced other dances this season, as the dance pavilion continues to grow in popularity.
Fred Kohnke of Houston visited his brother in law Frank Terno last week.
Herbert Maddox son of H N Maddox returned to Cameron from New York on a visit. He has been absent from Cameron for 18 years and has two sisters he has not seen. He noted many changes in Cameron and the countryside since his departure. He was in the city early this week to greet old friends.
A brief note reports that women are not playing ball because the four players are too spread apart to communicate effectively. The comment centers on communication challenges hindering participation.
Physicians endorse Calotabs as a thorough system purifier and foundation of health. A suggested course of once or twice weekly dosing over several weeks aims to rid chronic ailments and boost vitality with a family package available at drug stores.
Vacation Bible School will run June 1 to 17 in Cameron with daily sessions 8 to 11 a.m. A volunteer faculty, led by Mrs. Leland Green and Superintendent Mrs. W O Triggs, will guide kindergarten through junior high students at the Ada Henderson school building.
J H Smith of New Kirk Oklahoma is in Cameron this week to visit his brother Jesse Smith. Reared in South Elm, he moved to Oklahoma 27 years ago and filed on government land. A machinist and blacksmith with a fine business, he notes many changes and is greeted by many friends.
St. Rita's Circle met with Mrs. Billie Marek last Thursday afternoon for a brief session led by president Miss Rose Rischar. Plans were finalized for the play Deacon Dubbs to be staged at Knights of Columbus Hall Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. B P Matocha visited Waco Tuesday afternoon.
Graduation exercises for the Minerva Public School seventh grade were held on May 16. Principal Miss Pearl Corley announced the event and presented diplomas. Speakers included Lola Nichols, Bernice Baylor, Ervin Jenkins, Rufus McCollum, Hugh Lucas, and others with music and prayers throughout the program. The faculty listed Kathry n Robbins as principal and Miss Guthrie and Miss Orr as assistants.
Claude Shipp of Burnett visits his ill twin Clyde Shipp at the bedside. B KR Golthere of Waco was in Cameron on business Wednesday. Mrs Scroggins of Rogers visited in the home of Mrs Clyde Shipp Sunday.
Mrs Harry Gilmore is undergoing treatment at the Temple Sanitarium, with her admission noted in local health notices.
Probate notice requires Milam County Sheriff to publish weekly for three weeks a notice about Anton Wokaty of unsound mind. Maggie Wokaty, guardian, filed final account and petition for discharge on January 6 1927. Court in Cameron to hear June 6 1927 at the County Court. Interested parties must appear and answer. Witness Lilian Atkinson clerk May 5 1927.
An article advises high water intake to dilute acids causing bladder irritation. It recommends four ounces of Jad Salts daily for two to three days, a soothing effervescent drink, and urges twice yearly kidney exams. It notes symptoms like frequent burning urination and bladder neck irritation.
The Eastern Star schedules a Tuesday 8 p m meeting to elect officers for the coming year. Judge W G Gillis departed Milano Wednesday afternoon to attend the General Presbyterian Assembly in Eldorado Arkansas. Mrs M M Kirk was taken to Temple Sanitarium for treatment.
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