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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1932
Page
7
Yee High School history and English classes conduct Educational Week with courtesy tagging. Seniors label sophomores with yellow tags and juniors and faculty with red tags while juniors tag freshmen with green and seniors and faculty with purple.
A 1932 poem honors the unnamed workers who sustain nations from roads and colleges to churches and halls. It laments their hunger and pleads for daily bread, framing the laborer as a voiceless figure crying out for recognition and sustenance.
A collection of bright fall recipes with affordable, simple steps. Includes cider jelly using pear juice and ginger, jellied pears with lemon flavor, green grape desserts, Concord grape and raisin molds, and a cherry gelatin dessert. Each item yields six servings and uses readily available ingredients.
J. O. Looney of Bartlett visited Cameron Sunday as guest of Dr. and Mrs. G. B. Taylor. Mrs. Ike Looney joined the Looneys for a time before returning to Ben Arnold. Mrs. William Oneal and Mrs. L. M. Westbrook of Milano spent Monday with Mrs. A. R. Oneal. L. Zarr of Temple and family joined their daughter Mrs. Edwin Bigbee and kin visiting from Galveston at the Bigbee household in Cameron.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for flowers and support after bereavement for husband and father, signed by Mrs Andrew Pfarrdrescher and family. Rev. Ira F. Key, former Cameron Methodist pastor now stationed at Marshall Texas, has moved through Tyler and Galveston as presiding elder. Edwin Bigbee and family visited his mother Lotta Bigbee. Magnolia Oil promotes relocation from Lake Charles to new Galveston home. Gladys Jewell Copus visits Alvin and Galveston after leaving Sunday.
Andrew Pfarrdrescher died after a heart trouble episode Monday, November 1, 1932, at his Salem home. Born 1861 in Pastdorf Germany he immigrated to the U.S. in 1877, lived in Pittsburg then Milam County farming before marriage to Julia Richter in 1895. Funeral held November 3 at Salem church with Rev. N. D Timmerman officiating. Survived by widow and four children. Green Brothers directed arrangements. interment in Salem cemetery. Pallbearers named Frank Hrozek, Denson Nicholson, C. H. Noey, Jim Rogers, Jim Brashear, George Sharp.
Miss Jessie Guffy returned Sunday from Navasota where she attended the Texas Annual Conference.
George T. Wharton of Petersburg Virginia endorses Black-Draught after twenty five years of use. He cites relief for constipation dull tired feeling colds and other complaints where a laxative is needed claiming quicker and better relief than any other medicine. He also mentions the pleasant tasting syrup option.
Miss Dora Emily Moore, a Branchville teacher out due to student illness, returned to school on Monday. Mr and Mrs Coy Arledge spent Sunday in Sand Grove visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs M A Scott of Rosebud were Sunday guests of Mrs Lee Clore.
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