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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1927
Page
9
Monroe Fisher was found not guilty of murder in Belton after a weeklong district court trial moved from Bell county. The verdict came around 8:45 a.m. as Fisher, dining at a restaurant, learned of the decision and shook hands with jurors and the judge.
Reward offered for the return of an instrument saccnel lost near the Post Office Service Station in Cameron. The reward is claimed by Dr. A. S. Epperson.
Milam County Commissioners Court invites proposals for one tractor for Road Districts 26 and 30. Bids due 2 PM Thursday November 17 in Milam County Texas. Include a cashier's check equal to 5 percent of bid total payable to County Judge Jeff T Kemp. Court may reject bids and waive technicalities. Witnessed October 24 127. Giles L Avriett Auditor Milam Co Tex.
The Tuesday Bridge Club met with Mrs. A. N. Green. The living rooms featured pink and red roses in bowls and baskets. After spirited games, Miss Clara Thomas and Mrs. Eugene Green helped serve pressed chicken on lettuce olives bread and butter sandwiches crackers and orange ice.
The T E L Class met last Friday afternoon at Mrs J D Cone s home for a business session and quilt making for charity. During social time Mrs T S Henderson won a contest and Group No 2 provided entertainment for the guests. Mrs John L Denson led guests to a Halloween decorated dining room with sandwiches coke and grape juice served.
Folklore says Arabs associate the stork with a human heart and the crow with a devil heart. The belief reflects traditional symbolism attributing profound moral and magical forces to birds within cultural narratives.
Miss Lalla Meyers returns from a three day demonstration at the Fre derics school of instruction in beauty culture held in the Palm Garden of the Adolphus Hotel Dallas. She arrives with enhanced knowledge to apply in her Camron beauty parlor.
The senior B Y P U of the Baptist church held a Halloween party in the annex rooms decorated with cats bats and jack o lanterns. Members came in costumes and masks and played games inside and on the lawn. They visited teachers on the way to spook land and returned to punch served. Miss Hilda Burke is sponsor for the group.
The Baptist church women met in the annex for their fifth Monday Jubilee with October November December birthday hostesses. Missionary Mises Jelon Bagby from Brazil spoke about Brazilian work, followed by a varied musical program led by Cornelia Gunn. Ladies served sandwiches cake and hot chocolate. the silver offering totaled 14.95 dollars.
Dr G E Sutton sanitary officer is in Houston to attend the meeting of state sanitarians and is listed on the program for an address.
Waco hosts the Cotton Palace Exposition with six headlining acts in the Coliseum from October 22 to October 30, including the Gypsy Strollers led by James Y. Lewis and Ruth Parke, plus the Twentieth Century Revue, Lorette the clown, Morris the comedian, Nathal the monkey act, and the Van De Velde Troupe. The week offers daily matinee and evening shows with a free feature attraction and a full slate of costumes and music.
The Croesus gift to Delphi dated 600 BC would equate to about 300 million dollars today. It included a gold lion-topped lamp, two solid gold bowls with 5400 gallon capacity, and a present of fifteen dollars to every man in the city.
The notice outlines regular ree reehip of the Fidelitte Abstract Company. It mentions Cex tii fees and upcoming testing events. It refers to a crewber Ger on bat and a figure 728 as an involved quantity or date.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a schedule with days and weeks, mention a coliseum setting and reference to demonstrations or performances. Details about participants, results, or exact dates are unreadable.
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