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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1926
Page
11
A Houston convention affirms key Baptist tenets: Bible as the inspired word and Genesis creation, salvation by grace through faith, baptism by immersion, and government by the people. The statement presents four points: Bible, salvation, baptism, and governance, summing to the creed.
A pastor denounces public requests for nonchurch announcements during service hours. He will publish a weekly church bulletin mailed to homes and asks organizations to submit notices by Monday night. Worship time must not be used for other activities.
Mrs Fontaine Flinn of Bishop and her baby girl Harriet Carolyn are here to visit at the Cheeves and Flinn homes.
Harriet Brent, an aging spinster in a weathered New England home, confronts a long-lost memory when a former sweetheart returns with his wife. The encounter stirs her past love, reignites a spark she thought extinguished, and leaves her grateful for having known romance.
A fragment notes a scream from start to finish featuring Fred Childress Tebow Cone and William Morrison from the class of 26 and Miss Lorena Wade of the class of 27.
The May 16 1926 report shows Beginners 56 present Primary 55 Junior 0 Intermediate 75 Adult 125 Total 331 with 25 pupils at the Reagan District League convention. Collection amount 17.26. previous Sunday attendance 354.
Subject on building real homes with Katharyn Shipp leading. Songs and prayers frame scripture lesson Eph 6 1 10. Talks on home value and authority by Ima Wilson Oma Graham Cornelia Esslinger Geo William Triggs. Piano trio by Ruby Lois and Katharyn Robins. Address by O M Smith. Miss Lula Rice of Rockdale visited Mrs Enola Eplen Sunday.
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