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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1924
Page
11
Student led events at Clarendo High School showcase school spirit and campus engagement. The junior college program and concurrent activities support student leadership and participation across clubs and athletics.
A literary column presents a Millay poem set in a church scene. The text recalls sorrow, ritual, and reverence with religious imagery and a nod to poets chosen for readers. The piece reflects on mortality and memorial language.
Mrs. J. C. Crane eighth district president and Mrs. J. Page secretary spoke to a joint parent teachers meeting in Amarillo. Crane highlighted child welfare education and thrift as core aims noting five million illiterates and Amarillo’s preschool teaching association lead in Texas. Page outlined the 2 1 A correspondence work and urged study of the course with materials available from Capitol Station Austin Texas.
Mr. Cooper spoke in chapel on his army experiences Tuesday. He described the boat trip and soldiers' time at Coney Island. The voyage over was noted as interesting and members regret the bell cut the talk short, hoping he returns to finish.
A garbled report describes an all-school team against an al-town squad. Players including Hutton Dean Cooper and Roy Wells appear with mixed plays and obscure outcomes as crowds, wives, and a water boy accompany the chaotic game scene.
Interest grows as Alpha Delta Psi to debate on December 12 after a series of programs. The Palo Duro Literary Society showcased varied acts with Delia Barnes on Digest articles and Maude Bledsoe on women in business.
The Claude girls basketball team defeated Clarendon 27 to 18 on Friday. After a tight start the game swung in Claude's favor in the fourth quarter as Clarendon failed to score and Claude added ten points.
The School All-Stars defeated the Faculty All-Stars 12 to 0 in a clash marked by heavy line plunges, passes and punts. Beville forced a safety by pushing the ball over the line, and Dillard connected with Darnell on a late scoring pass to seal the upset.
Officials placed bets on the outcome while penalties troubled the school team more than the town boys. By combining ten years of published rules the players debated which rule would govern the next play, adding playful controversy to the game.
Friends of G S Patterson of Clarendon mourn his sudden death at home on December 8 1928 at 71 years 11 months. He was born January 8 1857 in Waxahachie Texas lived in Clarendon over twenty years attended Methodist Church and was survived by wife Miss Lee Forrest and children Susie Patterson Mulkey Patterson J C Patterson Mrs Leo Rippey and Edwin Patterson plus ten grandchildren and siblings. Funeral held December 1928 in Clarendon with burial at Forreston Ellis County. body sent there Sunday.
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