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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1927
Page
5
Daily vegetables at McLanes Grocery and numerous local visits across Cameron and nearby towns. Citizens attend baptisms, visits to Temple and Austin, and a feature page by Ed Rider for the Houston Chronicle. Cam eron business changes include Coleman taking charge of embalming.
Dr and Mrs Tom Lutner and children of Lawton have been visiting at his mother's home and returned home with his mother and sister. Mr J H Garrett to begin work in Vernon as Educational Director of the First Baptist church. Mrs T S Henderson has returned from Houston after treatment in a hospital. Canada ranks high in wealth per person behind Britain and the US. The German post office runs mail banking subscription and sightseeing services. Dr and Mrs Emil Klatt visited the Guggolzs and will return to Cameron after his internship in Galveston.
The church invites worshipers to Morning Prayer at 11 o clock on May 29. Sunday School starts at 9 45 a m and the Young People's Service League meets at 1 30 p m.
At a Monday night meeting the Cameron Commercial Club condemned fake advertising schemes that harmed merchants by promising unfulfilled publicity and prices. Giles L. Avriett chaired the censorship committee and urged merchants to avoid stranger propositions. The club also considers a review of a natural gas proposal for Cameron.
A Ford belonging to Bud Robinson of Buckholts was stolen Saturday night and set on the Santa Fe tracks at Zellner crossing. A southbound train struck the car, dragging it about 120 yards and wrecking it before stopping. A Buckholts man is held in connection with the case.
The parties traveled to visit relatives and spent a brief period in Los Angeles, California before returning to their home in New York.
The Baptist Sunday School will hold a picnic at the Tourist Park on Friday May 27 replacing the previously announced Thursday date. An old fashioned spread and a good time are planned with rides to the park meeting at the church promptly at 4 30. Drinks will be provided.
Miss Evelyn Lippman of Dallas arrived this week for a visit with her brother Henry Lippman.
Mrs. Gus Evans hosted a May 25 birthday dinner for her daughter Inez Evans. Guests included Misses Helen Blaylock Dora Emily Moore Florence Atkinson and Gladys Davis who arrived with gifts. The Evanses celebrate a wedding anniversary on May 26.
The family thanks those who offered sympathy during the illness and death of husband and father Clyde Shipp. They express gratitude for flowers and any assistance and wish blessings on all who cared for them. Mrs. Clyde Shipp and children.
E C Cammer manager of Wayside Inn brings Steve Gardner and his Hokum Kings to Wayside for Friday night dance. The group is the most popular UT orchestra and Cammer is to be congratulated on bringing them here. J P Lewis will play Saturday night for the regular dance.
The Colored School will close a successful term Friday with O. J. Thomas as principal. The graduating class consists of ten girls: Bernice Young Cecile Kelly Eddie Molden Sammie Lee Allen Lillian Curtis Robbie Nelson Reedice Nelson Kahaness Caldwell Sengte Bush and Willia Brown. W. H. Burnett, principal of Terrell colored school, will deliver the graduating address at Cameron Grove Baptist church at 8 o clock QC. J. Thomas invites white friends to attend and reserved seats will be arranged. He thanks the school board and citizens for support and for re election of staff for another year.
Herbert Maddox and wife visited relatives in Thorndale Taylor Temple and Waco after twenty years in New York. Friends Elwood Cammer and others hosted picnics and meals at Wayside Inn Harris Casey and Casey homes. They stopped in Austin and San Antonio on the return trip.
The State of Texas commands publication of a notice in a newspaper for ten days before the return day. Richard Lehnert filed in Milam County Court for probate of Frank Lehnert’s last will and testament and for letters testamentary. The hearing is set for June 6, 1927, at the Cameron courthouse. interested parties may appear and contest.
Buckholts public school held graduation exercises for the seventh and tenth grades on Monday night May 23. District Attorney Jack Lewis gave an inspirational address. The program featured Miss Gladys Harris, Rev. J. R. Ritchie, Edna Zelisko, J. D. Lewis, Raymond Gresak, Leon Lewis, Erna Bauch, J. Frank Cook, Mrs. K. K. Robbins, and Rev. J. B. Gregory with diplomas awarded.
The document records a court entry dated May 16 1927 with the court clerk Lilian Atkinson signing as Clerk of Milare County Texas. It shows official proceedings under the county court seal and hand.
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