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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1925
Page
4
An advertisement warns of dysentery like illness in Cameron during summer and promotes Baby Tone from Schiller Drug Store. The pitch claims neutralizing stomach acid, includes Bismuth and Pepsin as digestion aids, and notes suitability for children with no guarantee.
An advertisement urges feeding MAR TIN'S POULTRY TONE to chickens and painting bug infested hen houses with MARTIN'S ROOT PAINT to kill and deter insects. The product is guaranteed by Schiller Pharmacy. 48-3m
Messers Penn Wolf John Watson and Jeff Kemp attended the funeral of 72 year old Jess B Lankford at Milano cemetery Tuesday afternoon at three. Rev Wilson Milano Methodist Church led services. Lankford a farmer stockman lived in Milano most of his life and left many friends. twenty six members and one visitor Mrs May Kyle of San Marcos attended.
Epworth League and Meadams Peyton and R H Johnson Sunday school classes were entertained Tuesday night. The home was decorated with Hallowe en motifs including owls and witches. Games and stunts entertained guests and a salad plate with hot tea was served.
The Jessie Guffey Bible Class gathers Tuesday evenings at four in Mrs. R H McIntosh home. Members attend a prayer service at the Methodist church via the Women’s Missionary Society, then return for refreshments and a talk by Miss Jessie Guffey. All town girls are invited. leaders listed include Miss Guffey and Mrs McIntosh. charter members named.
The Tuesday Club gathered with Mrs. 3. F. Bonds for a rose and zinnia filled reception and an auction with six tables and pink scores. Trophies, novelty monobois cases, went to Miss Mary Lake Henderson and several listed members. The Stewards of the Methodist church met in the pastor's study to discuss the year’s work and expressed confidence in Rev. R. S. Marshall.
Members met in circle groups Monday afternoon with Circle One led by Mrs E Egert and six participants, Circle Two with Mrs Van Tyson and ten members, and Circle Three at Mrs Will Ford home with nine. Questions on Ezekiel were led by Mrs N H Butts and Mrs Judd Davis led the Christmas Bazaar opening the second week in December.
We offer 3 1 2 pound bags of our best whole Peaberry Coffee for $1.00. If told it cannot be done, prove them wrong by bringing them along, buying $1.00 worth, and weighing at home. Only fresh clean merchandise in our specials. No specials delivered.
Miss Stella Carter, longtime Red Cross nurse in Milam County, wed R F Gilliland on October 5 1925. The groom has resided in Baird except for wartime service. They now occupy a newly bought home as friends and relatives shower gifts. Also Mr and Mrs Henry McLane welcomed a nine pound baby girl born last Thursday.
The Loyal Woman's Council held its weekly meeting with Mrs. Raymond Beard on Monday afternoon. Eight members attended and discussed financing their new church project and a Holland's Magazine subscription drive. After business, members enjoyed a salad plate.
The Methodist Missionary Society met in the Junior Sunday school room at 3:30 p m. Mrs Leland Green led in prayer and scripture. Mrs R L Batte reviewed missionary progress through prayer and offerings. Officers were elected with Mrs Robert Terry presiding.
Tires prices have risen 15 percent, but merchants will keep selling at old prices for a few days to clear stock. Customers urged to place orders immediately to lock in the former rates.
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