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Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1926

Page

2

A Pennsylvania village tale of love and theft

In a rural setting Abby, Enoch, and neighbors confront trust and temptation as Davy’s missing $200 resurfaces. A crow and a beaded pouch key the mystery. Abby’s innocence is proven when David’s money is recovered from a hidden stash, freeing Enoch to face Thanksgiving with faith and joy.

Paulina Detsen Laurel Mountain David Davy Sikagail Seal Tauling Preacher College Pauling Travid Wwe Olks Marrytina Pravid Banks Eeemer Cleophas Paulina Laws Pautina Abby Enoch Kenoch Mammy Nod Cleoplas Dotson Auling Luoch Fate Owens Bate Wnoch Pauline Dotsen

LELION DUES DUE COLLECTED THURSDAY AT MEETING

Armistice Day marks the annual dues collection for the local post. Finance officer J C Tucker will collect the $3.25 dues which include the American Legion monthly magazine now praised as one of America's best. The post aims to surpass its current membership of about one hundred.

J. C. Tucker Post American Legion Monthly Met America

Rubberized wallpaper used in hospitals and public buildings

Rubberized wallpaper which may be washed or disinfected is being used in hospitals and certain public buildings amid cleanliness and sanitation efforts.

Cameron Women Provide Free Armistice Day Dinner

Cameron women raise baskets of food each Armistice Day to fund and prepare a free dinner for ex service men. This year post members and their wives join in serving, honoring the effort originated by Mrs. B. J. Baskin of Cameron.

Cameron B. J. Baskin The Post

Baptist W M U Circles Report Attendance and Next Enlistment

The W M U met in four circles with 16, 7, 6, and 11 attendees. They plan an Enlistment Service at the church next Monday at 3 o clock led by Mr Hutcherson.

Jack Andrews Wm. Henderson Joe Denson John Dobbins Hutcherson

Paris Theatre Scene Dominated by Young Playwrights

Most plays on Paris stages this season are by dramatists under thirty, reflecting a strong youthful surge in contemporary theater. The trend highlights new voices shaping modern French drama and audience interest in fresh perspectives.

Paris

Walston and Franklin Tie For Goose Creek Marriage

Miss Maude Walston and Claude Franklin wed at the Baptist parsonage on November 7, 1926. Rev. F E S Hutcherson performed the ring ceremony honoring a Cameron high school alumna and a Rockdale graduate, with a Houston wedding trip planned and a Goose Creek home to start December 1.

Maude Walston J. A. Walston Claude Franklin Goose Creek Baptist Parsonage FE. S. Iutcherson Cameron J. H. Franklin Rockdale Milam County Clyde Franklin Litttle Clayton Franklin Alfred Walston Houston Humble Refining Company

Mode Baker Wedding in Maysfield Presbyterian Manse

Miss Johnnie Mode married John Wesley Baker at 7 30 p m on Saturday November 6 at the Presbyterian manse in Maysfield. Rev Craven officiated. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Mode of Marlow, works for the Mills County Abstract Company and wore midnight blue charmeene with pink radiance bouquet. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs Ben Baker, is a prosperous local farmer. They plan to reside on the groom’s farm.

Johnnie Mode John Wesley Baker Presbyterian Maysfield Craven Marlow Eugene Mode Milam County Abstract Company Ben Baker

Groom's Father Farm Marlow Marriage Acknowledged

The Herald extends congratulations to the couple tying the knot at the groom's father’s farm in Marlow, celebrating the union with warm wishes from the community.

Marlow

Bridge Club Meets At Mrs Simonds Home

Mrs George Simonds hosted a Thursday Bridge Club evening at East Fifteenth Street home with three tables of players. Guests included Mr and Mrs Judd Davis, Mr and Mrs Walter Newton, Mr and Mrs S A Cottle, Mr and Mrs Roy Jeter, Mrs J L Barmore and Dr and Mrs Jas Watson.

George Simonds Bridge Club East Fifteenth Street Judd Davis Walter Newton S. A. Cottle Roy Jeter J. L. Barmore Jas. Wat

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