Peggie Keeps Sail Shop After Captain's Death
Peggie runs the sail shop on South Water Street with Mrs. MacGowan and Ben after her captain father dies. A Porteguese stranger captain befriends them, sails for his ship the Roving Lou, and a night raid ends with two attackers captured and two fled. He shows Peggy three unset pearls he kept for years, promising them with their future bride.
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Peggie
South Water Street
West Indies
Old Ben
Mrs. MacGowan
Peggy
James B. Gale
Providence
Peorgie
Ben
Lou
Seven Seas
Gulf
McCneure Newapa
Syndicate
A Pious Thought From Ohio State Opinion
A brief eighteenth century style remark from Ohio State proposes a lighthearted aim to figure a scheme for gifting wife's relatives something, preferably a good deal, reflecting a humorous domestic sentiment.
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Ohio State
Mrs Theodora Yonge Moore obituary note of Cameron resident
Theodora Yonge Moore died Tuesday morning after months of illness. Funeral services were held at the home with Rev. John E. Green and Rev. Walter Harbin presiding. Interment followed at Oak Hill cemetery. Survived by four daughters, three sons, seven grandchildren, one great grandchild, and a wide circle of friends.
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Theodora Yonge Moore
John E. Green
St. John’s Church
Houston
Walter Harbin
Cameron
Oak Hill Cemetery
Henry Alexander
Mary Ellis Yonge
Geneva
Alabama
Maj
J. B. Moore
Columbus
Maj. Moore
Texas
Wm. Tarver
Commencement Week Events At Local Methodist Church
Rev. W G Harbin preaches at the Methodist church Sunday. Annual music and expression program Tuesday at 8 15 p m in the High School Auditorium. Graduating exercises Wednesday evening May 30 featuring an address by Hon W C Davis. Primary music is canceled this year. Graduates listed include Alma Black Mabel Faver Ada Belle McGuire Eva Todd Marguerite Faulkner Louise Gillon Cornelia Wallace Alice Randolph Lee Spiller Mary Cammer Moulton Cobb Clifton Rogers Fred Meyers Leland Burke Jay Howell George Childress W B Denson Alfred Walston.
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W. G. Harbin
Methodist Church
W. C. Davis
Alma Black
Mabel Faver
Ada Belle McGuire
Eva Todd
Marguerite Faulkner
Louise Gillon
Cornelia Wallace
Alice Randolph
Lee Spiller
Mary Cammer
Moulton Cobb
Clifton Rogers
Fred Meyers
Leland Burke
Jay Howell
George Childress
W.B. Denson
Alfred Walston
Services at Belmena June 3
C L Spradley mission preacher from Little River Association will speak at Belmena School House on the First Sunday in June at 11 am. All are invited. Mrs Finley returned home from North Carolina after winter visit with her daughter Mrs W T Hefley. She was accompanied by her son Woods Finley a former Brazil missionary now superintendent for missions in North Carolina mountains.
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C. L. Spradley
Little River Association
Belmena School
Edison machines arrive at Cameron Drug Company
The Cameron Drug Company received this week the new Edison instrument to be carried in stock after Dr. T. J. Denson was given the agency. Mr. Jack McCall of Bremond visited friends in the city last week.
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Cameron Drug Company
Edison
T. J. Denson
Jack McCall
Bremend
Bring in your troubles and give us a trial
A local service invites customers to bring their troubles for a trial of remedies, claiming a long list of satisfied clients. The ad emphasizes a free first consultation and promises prompt, effective help.
Sophomore Class Entertained by Miss Louise Green
Friday evening Miss Louise Green hosted the High School Sophomore class at her parents home Mr and Mrs A N Green. Guests enjoyed strolls and games and were served ice cream sandwiches.
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Louise Green
A. N. Green
One Way of Saying It Golfing Promise on the Green
Doris Ackley challenges Dick Arnold to prove his worth beyond habit and wealth by winning the club championship. A tough loss on the eighteenth hole tests their bond, but her decisive nod confirms a shared resolve to marry, valuing effort over ease.
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Glenwood Golf Club
Dick Arnold
Doris Ackley
Doris
Ned Farley
Ned
Ti Twin
The Home Lover Quote by J G Holland
A concise vintage quotation noting that the man who loves home most unselfishly serves his country best, attributed to J G Holland. The line emphasizes patriotism rooted in domestic affection.
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J. G. Holland
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Detroit Vapor
Brussels
Coleman
Eplen
Cameron, Texas
Milam County
Millian
Henry Moore
Orbrey
Lemonville
John Poteet
Waco
Monta Moore
Los Angeles
California
Belmena
Grant Lumber Co
F. J. Beckerman
Saddlery and
Edythe Terrill
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