Missionary Society and Church Honor Rev Lehmberg Before Departure
A wave of good will accompanied Rev C A Lehmberg and Mrs Lehmberg as Missionary Society and church members showered gifts on their departure for Bartlett. Illness prompted a year’s absence from the Methodist Conference. A large decorated basket held the gifts to be opened at the new home. An oyster supper for Mollie Moore Bible class wives followed at the church basement with Mrs Harsha’s Aid Society also meeting for an American Indian Missionary program and a salad plate closing the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missionary Society
Church
Methodist
C.A. Lehmberg
Bartlett
Mollie Moore
Methodist Sunday School
Lester Williams
Grady Little
Aid Society of the Chritian Church
W. G. Harsha
Presbyterian Auxiliary Holds Monthly Bible Study
The Presbyterian Auxiliary women met for a Monday Bible study led by Mrs Sam Henderson. Mrs James Watson presided over a brief business session. They plan a week of prayer with meetings next Monday Wednesday and Friday at 3 p m in the church.
Baptist Workers Conference in Milam County Meeting
The Baptist Workers Conference gathered Monday for an all day session in Thorndale with a luncheon served by Thorndale women. Rev N D Timmerman pastor of Cameron First Baptist Church moderated and attended with a long list of local women and men including Mrs Timmerman Mrs Henderson Mrs Grady Cooper Ray Duckworth and J C Mayfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workers Conference of the Baptist of
Milam County
Thorndale
N. D. Timmerman
Cameron First
Harve Dobbins
S. M. Burns, Jr
E. M. Casey
Preston Graves
Meyer
Gus Evans
Lil and
Mable Jeter
J. C. Mayfield
Baptist Missionary Society Holds Church Session
All circles met at the church for a Monday afternoon business session led by president Mrs. Grady Cooper with 25 members present. Devotional by Mrs. William Henderson, violin by Connie Strickland, and a poem read by Mrs. Gus Evans. Next Monday groups will meet for 3:30 Bible study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Cooper
William Henderson
Connie Strickland
Gus Evans
D. A. R. Chapter Holds Regular Meeting
The D. A. R. Chapter met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Lotta Bigbee and Mrs. R. H. McIntosh presiding. Roll call recalled Thanksgiving customs. Bertha Brewer reported. Mrs. T. S. Henderson was elected delegate to the State D. A. R. meeting in Austin on the 13th and 14th. McIntosh will attend. A refreshment plate followed the session. Mrs. John S. Owens attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotta Bigbee
R. H. McIntosh
Bertha Brewer
T. S. Henderson
Austin
John S. Owens
666 666 Salve for Head Colds Most Speedy Remedies Known
An old column touts 666 666 Salve as a remedy for head colds listing several quick acting cures. The item reads like a patent medicine promotion with brief claims and no modern medical endorsement.
Annual Red Cross Roll Call Begins November 11
Local chapter head John C. Young announces the American Red Cross will conduct its annual roll call November 11 to 24 to recruit members for 1933. He notes widespread relief work, flour and clothing distributions, and disaster preparedness, with 95 disasters and 15 million people served nationally through 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
John C. Young
Red Cross
Congress
Funeral services for Mrs Amanda Barrett
Mrs Amanda Barrett 68 died Saturday November 5 funeral held Sunday at 8 pm at First Baptist Church with Rev N D Timmerman and Rev Hodge. Interment at North Elm cemetery. A Memphis native she is survived by sons Clifton Barrett of Chermsan and Marshall Barrett of Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Barrett
N. D. Timmerman
First Baptist Church
Hodge
North Elm Cemetery
Barrett
Memphis
Tenn
Clifton Barrett
Chriesman
Marshall Barrett
Cameron
Thedford's Black-Draught Promotion Ends 25 Cent Pack
Thedford's Black-Draught has long been valued and now emphasizes careful purchasing. Customers seek value in a dependable laxative from approved medicinal plants. 25 or more doses come in a 25 cent package, with a pleasant syrup variant for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thedford
Mrs Gus Ludwig Buried in Bushdale Cemetery
Mrs. Gus Ludwig age 57 died November 7 at her Rockdale home. Funeral held Tuesday at 3 pm by Rev R H Steegr at the Lutheran church Bushdale. Interment Bushdale cemetery. Survived by husband five daughters and two sons. Green Brothers in charge of remains. Lone Star Burial Association Cameron Texas solicits agents with $1 initial to $150 certificate for ages one month to 80 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Ludwig
Rockdale
R. H. Steegr
Lutheran Church
Bushdale
Mrs. Ludwig
Fayette County
Lone Star Burial Association
Cameron
Texas
Also Mentioned on This Page
ST. Louis
Panis
Christian Aid Society
George Day
Mesdames B. P. Hurdle
Bert Nicholson
Presbyterian Auxiliary
American Legion
National Hall
Cameron, Texas
Baca
Baptist Workers Conference
Henry’s Slipper
Baptist Missionary Society
Eunice Taylor Glass
Sim Burns
W. H Henley
Lilly Mae Handley
Lotta Moon
Lois Howard Mashburn
D. A. R. Chapter Meeting
J. K. Freeman
Mrs
Green Brothers
Zalesky’s Dry Goods Store
New Safeway Store
Will
Anderson, Clayton & Co
Truck Department
Houston
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