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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1934
Page
4
The Cameron Herald notes its mailing as second class matter under the 1879 act. Editor and Publisher Jefferson B. White. Air resolutions and public entertainments with admission charged or funds obtained are billed at regular rates.
M L Fikes died aged after a long rheumatic illness and lifelong handicap. He lived on a Milam county farm, never married, elected county treasurer ten years ago, and was buried at North Elm Cemetery after funeral services led by Rev N D Kommerman. Pallbearers and attendees included many county residents.
Mrs. Maude Crafton of Belleville Illinois describes relief from years of irregular trouble and painful cramps after using Cardus. She reports improvement within days and continues taking the remedy. The ad claims thousands of women testify Cardus benefits them and notes a price of $1. If no benefit, see a physician.
Local candidate Mr. Howard, with 12 years in business and a bookkeeping course, campaigns from Cameron Satem community roots. He vows to run the office personally, promises efficiency and economy, and appeals for Democratic nomination with a pledge of honest administration.
Mr Eanes announced his candidacy at a Democratic rally in San Gabriel. He pledges an efficient economical administration, citing vast business experience and strong local support to serve the county government.
Eanes states he has learned the important elements of meeting and dealing with people and is qualified for the office. He has visited many county sections, reports strong public support, and vows economy and efficiency, promising to repay the people with service if elected.
A claim promotes a lemon juice remedy mixed with a REV PRESCRIPTION for rheumatic pain. The ad promises pain relief within 45 hours and joint relief, urging readers to ask their druggist to provide the REV PRESCRIPTION at little cost.
Bread Scoring Day drew 45 entries with more than 50 attendees at the Sampson Building under Miss Bertha Fae Strange county Home Demonstrations Agent. Miss Maurine Hearne of A and M College judged the breads as demonstrations in April concluded with guidance toward standardized products. Cameron visitors included Jack Bussa and Mr and Mrs R F Yardley of Ben Arnold.
Elizabeth McLane 84 pioneer and Alabama native dies at home May 1934 after long illness. She lived in Maysfield most of her life, mother of Ola Dobbins and four others. Funeral held May 30 near Cameron with Rev. Timmerman. interment in Oak Hill Cemetery. Survivors include four children and many grandchildren.
Miss Lena Bell Baskin, bride-to-be, receives several pre wedding events including a bridge coffee at Clara Thomas's home. Guests served coffee and mints, with Miss Bonnell Neiast and Mrs William Baskin pouring. Mrs Alex Triggit won the top bridge score and presented a gift. A luncheon followed with a shower bouquet for the honoree.
Numerous events honor Miss Dinks Baskin ahead of her wedding at First Methodist Church Monday June 4 at 6 30 p.m. Mrs Tom Denson and daughter host a Thursday coffee bridge. Mrs W E Gaither provides a Friday bridge party. Mary Bell Batte hosts a Friday barbecue. Mr and Mrs Claude Triggs host a Sunday bridal supper. Lena Packin hosts a Monday morning bridal breakfast.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Fikes and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fikes and siblings express gratitude for the favors, flowers, sympathy, and conso lation received during the illness and death of their son and brother L. B. Fikes.
Miss Dinks Baskin, a bride to be, enjoyed a nine oclock Saturday breakfast. Spring flowers from her garden graced the house as tea towels were hemmed and a crystal sherbet set given. Attending were Mrs. William Howard Baskin, Mrs. La Berthe Robinson, Miss Bonnell Neinast, Cora Barmore, Dora.
Emily Moore and Callie Young are noted as the hosts with a reception serving punch and individual cakes to guests.
Mr and Mrs John Cecil Culpepper hosted a Tuesday chicken barbecue with honored guest Mrs Hamilton Bonnet of Evanston Illinois. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Law Henderson of Bryan and Miss Ruth Kemp of Washington. For sale a choice young Jersey cow at Roy Law Cameron Texas.
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