November Sale Campaigns Boost Cameron Retail Scene
C W Bradbury of Pierce and Bradbury promotes a November campaign of sales for Cameron, with parallel efforts in Navasota and Kingsville. The Cone Implement Company in Cameron showcases International Harvester and trucks, while the One Cent Sale spreads value advertising. The Herald notes Rexall shipments for New Cameron Drug, Model T service, Peter Produce’s farm produce market, and local tire and cleaning innovations shaping Cameron’s trade center.
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C. W. Bradbury
Pierce & Bradbury
Cameron
Navasota
Kingsville
Mr. Bradbury
Louis S. Pierce
The
Herald
Cameron Drug Company
Joe Denson
Rexall
Peter Produce Company
Peter Company
W. H. Shipp
Keith Electric and Market Ads Highlight Local Business Opening
The Keith Electric Company promotes Delco lights and Frigidaire refrigeration. Cameron opens Price and Torno market across from J. P. Werner Store, praising strong first week sales for the new operation.
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Keith Electric Company
Delco
Cameron
J. P. Werner
Farm Implements Display by Milam County Hardware
An advertisement notes John Deere Implements on show in Milam County Hardware Company display rooms, a result of the building expansion enhancing their presentation to customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horstmann Brothers Tire
Cameron
Hudson and Essex
Firestone
John Deere
Milam County Hardware Company
Bible Class Plans Sunshine Project for Church Members
The Friendly Bible Class of the Methodist church held a meeting at the parsonage with Mrs. A. J. Triggs presiding. A committee was formed to furnish the Sunday School room and a Home Department for ill or absent members was approved. A Sunshine Lady program was adopted through Christmas. The next social will be a December 21 Christmas party with each member bringing gifts for another member and for a needy person. Mrs. Ramsey served refreshments.
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Methodist Church
Methodist Parsonage
A. J. Triggs
Masquerade Party for Yee High Senior Class
Yee High School seniors held a Halloween masquerade at the Country Club last Wednesday night. Decorations were in Halloween style with a fishing booth and a palm-reading tent run by Miss Delphyn Scott. Guests included faculty, Mrs. Gus Evans, and Charlotte Perkins, with dancing, bridge and forty-two, punch and sandwiches, and music from a radio and arthrophonic victrola.
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Yee High School
Country Club
Delphyn Scott
Gus Evans
Charlotte Perkins
Tuesday Bridge Club Meets with Hostess Miss Bragg
The Tuesday Bridge Club met at four o clock with Miss Earl Bragg as hostess. Three games were played and Mrs Dan Tyson won high score. Resignation of Mrs Ben Atkinson was accepted with regrets and two guests joined. Hostess served salad and hot tea to members and guests Mrs A T Epperson and Miss Taylor.
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Earl Bragg
Dan Tyson
Ben Atkinson
A. T. Epperson
Taylor
Halloween Carnival at Gause School Draws Crowd
The PTA led a Wednesday night carnival at the school house with multiple booths. Despite rain the event raised $40 for school needs and the PTA held a regular meeting later in the week.
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Gause
Local residents fare at home visit and travels
Mrs Fannie Ely hosts a visit with her daughter Elsie Hauptfleisch who stayed with sister Helen while she teaches at Pen Oak. Jesse Critchfield has returned to his home in San Antonio.
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H. L. Taylor
Houston
A. Varner
Varner
Robert Daly
Fannie Ely
Elsie Hauptfleisch
Helen
Pen Oak
Jesse Critchfield
San Antonio
Guests of Dr and Mrs Edmond Attend Mumford Visit
Mr and Mrs Edmond and their children of Mumford were guests of Dr and Mrs at a local gathering, joining family and friends for a social visit.
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Mrs. Edmond
Mumford
Community Notes From Local Social Page
Mrs. DuBose Sunday. Thomas Gray Ferguson has returned from Houston where he visited friends for several weeks. Sherman Critchfield of San Antonio is visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Critchfield.
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Thomas Gray Ferguson
Houston
Sherman Critchfield
San Antonio
Mr. and
Mrs. C. S. Critchfield
Jones Prairie 4-H Club Holds November Meeting
The Jones Prairie 4-H Club met November 5 with 12 members present. They sang, rolled call, and shared reports on club work. A cooking demonstration taught cottage cheese making. Members must submit themes at the next meeting.
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Jones Prairie
Byrne Commercial Colleges offer free reviews to alumni
A former president of Tyler College of which he presided for over twenty years announces he now dedicates his time to three Byrne Commercial Colleges in Dallas Houston and San Antonio. He promises immediate employment for graduates at good salaries in these large Texas cities.
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Byrne
Texas
Byrne Commercial Colleges
Dallas
Houston
San Antonio
Tyler College
Byrne Commercial
Byrne Colleges advertise rapid growth and student referrals
A founder touts thousands of former students spreading word of Famous Byrne Shorthand and Bookkeeping courses. The ad says the programs take half the time and cost of others and cites Byrne Colleges in Dallas San Antonio and Houston. It invites former students to visit campuses and use free employment and review services.
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Byrne
Dallas
San Antonio
Houston
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Cone Implement Company
Chambers
Schiller Motor Company
Cecil Cone
Iternationall Harvester Company
Cone
Hubert Hefley Motor Company
Chas. C. Smith
Tuesday Bridge Club
M. J. Russell and Son
Waco
Hudson
Ford
Glass Top
Studebaker
Horstmann
Cameron Freight
Audit Bureau
Bob Dyer
Mrs. DuBose Sunday
CLUB
Yee
Jany
Texas Power & Light Company
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