Milam County Bankers to Organize Association in Rockdale
Milam county bankers plan a Rockdale dinner and round-table Tuesday evening November 5 to organize a county bankers association. The meeting will likely discuss the dairy cow plan amid growing interest in promoting dairying, with Waco banks offering loans for dairy cows to qualified farmers.
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Milam County
Rockdale
Milam County Bankers Association
Cameron
Borden Milk Plant
Waco
Waco Chamber of Commerce
W. W. Woodson
First National Bank of
County Association of Bankers
Mrs J C Martin To Address PTA Thursday Nov 14
Mrs J C Martin will speak at the next regular Parent-Teacher Association meeting at Yee High Library at 3 30 PM Thursday November 14. The topic is The Study Circle Its Purpose and How Organized. Mothers are urged to attend.
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J. C. Martin
Parent-Teacher Association
Yee High Library
Mothers
Mothers Study Program At P T A Meeting
Cameron attends the meeting whether they are members of the P T A or not. It is accepted that motherhood as a profession needs study like any other. Mrs. Martin discusses child care from preschool to high school days. It is hoped study groups will form as part of P T A work.
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Cameron
Martin
Epworth League Halloween Party At Church
Epworth Junior League of the Methodist church hosted a Halloween frolic on the church lawn and in the basement. About 250 children enjoyed costumes, masks, refreshments, and Halloween decorations. Miss Mollie Moore sponsored the group.
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Epworth
Methodist Church
Mollie Moore
Yee High Junior Class Hosts School Dance
The Yee High junior class hosted a dance at the Country Club Friday evening with the student body and visiting students in attendance. Decorations featured Caldwell high school pink and green, queen's crown, and pink roses while Miss Annette Ryan played piano for a grand march.
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Yee High School
Yee High
Caldwell High School
Annette Ryan
Ivy Armstrong
Mary Lake Henderson
Velda Walker
Guy Newton
Neeley
Gaither
Lesovsky
Evans
Mae Marshall
Dickens
John Ryan
Presbyterian Auxiliary Elects New President and Secretary
Mrs. Ernest Eggert was elected president of the Presbyterian Auxiliary to replace Mrs. John A. Geen who moved to Dallas, at the church business session Monday afternoon. Mrs. C accepted the position of secretary of spiritual life.
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Ernest Eggert
Presbyterian Auxiliary
John A. Geen
Drallas
The Midnight Misadventure of Gregory Jones
A fragment recalls Gregory Jones waking his wife Eleanor with a nocturnal disturbance and a phone call in the front hall. It notes how extra telephone extensions can improve service, suggesting a home setup tip to save time and avoid late night misadventures.
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Gregory Jones
Jones
Eleanor
State churches plan mass evangelistic campaign starting January
W. Lawrence reports all vacancies filled. Christmas cards ordered for annual sale. A 4 Bazaar is set for the first week in December with plans to be announced. Presbyterian churches statewide will promote a mammoth evangelistic drive through February. Each church will host meetings. Cameron ladies seek a specific preacher with a later announcement. Circles meet next Monday afternoon.
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W. Lawrence
Cameron
Christian Aid Society Meets at Tracy Home
Missionary Society members of the Christian church gathered Monday afternoon at the church then traveled as a group to Tracy to Mrs Cecil Plate’s residence for a program led by Mrs R H Harris. Assistants included Mesdames Raymond Beard Jim Adams W M Ryan and G C Walters with Rev. named as pastor.
Inspirational Talk and Duet at Presbyterian Revival
Hardigree delivered an inspirational talk as part of the Christian church revival at the Presbyterian church. A vocal duet by Mrs. Hardigree and music director Curtis Hays highlighted the program followed by a social half hour with a salad plate and grape juice.
What We Think by Frank Dixon
A short column by Frank Dixon venting about editor fears of censorship and public backlash. The piece recalls Ed Howe and his Atchison Globe, noting Howe published monthly to speak freely while balancing subscriber reactions.
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Frank Dixon
Ed Howe
Atchison Globe
Paper aims and acid tests for modern life
The speaker rails against liars and front-page headlines and declares their paper will publish when affordable. They discuss wealth, virtue, and the idea that worldly goods mean little in death, then question whether Coolidge’s wife serves breakfast to him as a measure of modernity. The missive ends with a claim that male meanness could be cured by a strong moral influence.
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Young Coolidge
All Fired Good Spanking Refrains From Wire Crack Talk
A terse rebuke dismisses wire cracks and chides extravagant rides. The speaker notes busy schedules and mocks cheap skates seen in big autos.
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Epworth League
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
City
Christian Aid
Terrestial Sphere
Texas
Federal Land Bank of
Houston
W. G. Gillis
Cameron National Farm Loan Association
Cameron, Texas
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Phaeton
Tudor Sedan
Fordor
Hubert
Hefley
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