Home Beautiful Contest Rules Set by Cameron Lions Club
Cameron residents may enter the annual Home Beautiful Contest with prizes totaling 200 dollars. Judging begins June 19 in the fourth week of June. First prize is 50 dollars for homeowners and 25 dollars for renters. Entries via telephone 16. Criteria cover painting, yard care, walks, gutters, trees, shrubbery, flower beds, and overall artistic neatness. Back yards included in judging.
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The
Lions Club
Cameron
R. P. Jeter
Memorial Day Reflections On Duty And Dedication
This piece honors Memorial Day as a yearly tribute to soldiers who fought for American ideals. It argues gratitude goes beyond ceremonial acts, urging citizens to carry forward the principles defended by those who served and to translate wartime sacrifice into enduring progress.
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America
June Graduates Shape Nation's Future Through Learning
June graduates, crowned by baccalaureate addresses and diplomas, symbolize youth entering world service. The piece lauds their ideals and evolving leadership in government and business, noting women graduates gain civic influence through voting and public roles.
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Tellares
The New Home Comes Cupid's Month and Marriages
The piece depicts February courting a festive wedding mood as June Weddings sails as a romantic voyage with young love and celebrations. It frames March into spring as couples plan nuptials and home life.
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Cupid
Little Dan Cupid
Democratic marriage in the age of self-respect
A reflective piece contrasts a hopeful June voyage with a warning of pirates and a rakish vessel named Discord. It argues that democracy requires self-respect and mutual respect in marriage, noting the old subordinate homemaker role fades and harmony must be forged through shared individuality and love.
Responsibility Up To Stage And Press
A public plea urges awakening over the stage and press impact on morals. It argues for censorship or youth education to prevent degradation and protect wholesome values, noting the power to mold minds and the duty to curb decadence.
Radical flood control proposal shifts Mississippi debate
Walter Scott Meriwether argues flood control should be a government function under the Department of Commerce rather than the Army Corps. He contends inland waterways and harbors serve commerce and should be managed for public safety, not private gain, in the wake of flood devastations.
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Mississippi
Congress
Walter Scott Meriwether
Mississippi Sun
Charleston
War Department
Department of Commerce
Hoover
Army
Department of Mmerce
Navy
Meriwether
Clyde Shipp 40 buried in Temple after illness
Clyde Shipp aged 40 died at 7 p m Monday after a five week illness. Funeral at First Methodist Church conducted by Rev L J Power. Burial at Hillcrest Cemetery. Survived by widow Alma Vought Shipp, daughter Gwayne, son Clyde III, three sisters and three brothers. Interment with pallbearers from Rogers Cameron and Belton.
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Clyde Shipp
First Methodist Church
Rev. L. J. Power
Temple
C. N. Green and Bros. Undertakers
Hillcrest Cemetery
Mr. Shipp
Claude Shipp
Burnett
Shipp
Bell County
Alma Vought
Rogers
Cameron
Cameron Fruit Company
Clyde Chipp
Gwayne Shipp
Clyde IT
United States Marines
Shanghai
China
Luther Moore
W. F. Etter
Tom Shelley
Houston
Will Shipp
Belton
Todd Shipp
Wheatley Family Attends Port Arthur Funeral
Mr and Mrs M J Wheatley and J W Wheatley from Cameron attended the funeral of G W Wheatley 72 years old who died in Port Arthur and was buried in Lilac Cemetery. The family lived in Lilac for 30 years with M J Wheatley now working at a Port Arthur oil plant and dairy farm.
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M. J. Wheatley
Port Arthur
Minerva J. Wheatley
J. W. Wheatley
Cameron
G. W. Wheatley
Lilac Cemetery
Wheatley
Lilac
W. ‘I’. Walker
Lubbock
Jones Prairie H D and 4 H Club Meet at New Meeting Place
H D and 4 H Club and Girl s 4 H Club met May 23 at Mrs Anderson s home with eleven ladies and nine girls. Members approved a new meeting site at the Mexican school house for June 13 and each member contributed twenty five cents to buy utensils for cooking demonstrations. Jelly making will be the next demonstration. girls and ladies will meet together.
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Jones Prairie H. D
Joe Anderson
Prizes Listed for Home Beautiful Test Event
The listing shows prizes across three classes for a Home Beautiful test, totaling $200. Prize items include lawn mowers, paint, paste paint, porch furniture, and linseed oil. Donors include Milam County Hardware Company Geo A Thomas and Sons Cameron Furniture Company and Milam County Lumber Company. Judging set for the fourth week of June starting in June.
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Milam County Hardware Company
Sherwin-Williams
Geo. A. Thomas and Sons
Ruchter
Grant Lumber Company
Cameron Furniture Company
C. N. Green & Bros
A. J. Matocha and Company
New Cameron Drug Company
Milam Com’ Arety Lumber Company
Milami County Lumber Company
District Court Docket Notes: Burglary and DWI Sentences
Texas cases list outcomes: W L Peterson charged with burglary has five years suspended. Guy Hill convicted of driving while intoxicated with fine 850 and costs. Kember Majors DWI with eighteen months suspended. Frank Duda possessing equipment to manufacture liquor sentenced to one year in state penitentiary. Anton Rozner manufacturing intoxicating liquor and possessing equipment sentenced to three years in penitentiary.
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Ctate of
Texas
W. L. Peterson
Bloe
State of Texas
Guy Hill
State
Kembler Majors
Frank Duda
Anton Rozner
Draughon Training Offers Office Positions Next Fall
A Draughon Training notice advertises an office position opportunity next fall for a fee from $1,000 to $1,200. It invites readers to request catalogues and a special offer from Draughon College in Dallas Texas.
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Draughon
Draughon’s College
Dallas
Tex
Texas
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Cameron Gerald
Herald Publishing CO. Incorporated
W. O. Triggs
Jefferson B. White
J. B. White
Robert McLane
J. P. Werner
H. M. Hefley
T. S. Henderson, Jr
J. T. Parma
J. G. Davis
R. A. Tag
Minnie Nell Lewis
Glenn H. Flinn
Robert Browning
Harry Tag
Milam
H. D. and
4-H Club
Salem Road
Lizzie Wilson
Herald Office
Little River
Cameron Mattress Factory
Harford Frocks, Inc
N. Noble St
Indianapolis
Ind
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
Mattie Springer
R. L. Batte
Pioneer Band
Santa Fe
Everett Banner of Democracy
Hayes Smiling Eyes
Kenyon
Jolly
Parma
Milady
Edna Slama
Thombonology
Lear
Davis Buddy March
SRE Coate
Chas
Frank Green
C. N. Green & Brothers
Henry F. Lippman
MGH
Diamonds
L. Meyers
Thedford’s
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