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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1943

Page

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Governor Stevenson to Speak Here on November 12

Governor Coke R. Stevenson will deliver a patriotic address in Cameron on Friday night November 12 for the dedication of a service flag in a Lions Club event. A reception and barbecue will precede the ceremony at the Athletic Field, with a large 18 by 18 feet service flag representing Cameron and trade territory. The public is invited to attend the field enclosure program beginning at 5 o'clock. This will be Stevenson’s first Cameron visit since becoming Texas governor.

Coke R. Stevenson Cameron Lions Club A. W. McCullin Lions Club Cameron and Trade Stevenson Cameron Texas

New Pastor Assigned to Cameron First Methodist Church

Rev. K. R. Isbell will arrive to lead Cameron First Methodist Church after the Texas Conference assignment in Houston. Rev. Bob L. Pool departs Cameron for Little Rock Arkansas Conference next week after three years coordinating the Cameron Parish. Rev. J. Coy Williams moves from Rosebud to Fairview Church. Services proceed with Parrish pastors in place.

K. R. Isbell Camter First Methodist Cameron Texas Conference Houston Bob L. Pool Little Rock Pool

Navy Seaman James Gilliland Visits Home on Furlough

James Gilliland Seaman Second Class volunteered for the Navy in August 1942. Assigned to the Blite S Nevada he has seen Pacific action and says he has been within 300 miles of Japan. Born in Liberty he is the son of Mr and Mrs James C Gilliland with a brother in the Army in Texas.

James Gilliland United States Navy Hess Pacific Gilliland Liberty Japan Tokyo James C. Gilliland Armed Service Texas Army Navy

Funeral rites for A J Lewis held in Cameron

Funeral services for A J Lewis 56 renowned lawyer and former Criminal District Attorney were held at 10 30 a m at Marek Burns Funeral Home. Died after a heart attack at his Cameron home early Wednesday the obituary notes crowds outside the home and tributes from family friends. A pastor delivered a long tribute citing wisdom faith and guidance for Lewis widow and children and referencing Tennyson’s Crossing the Bar as comfort.

A. J. Lewis Marek-Burns Lewis Cameron Glass Penn Wolf Roy Baskin E. A. Wallace John Watson Wyatt Wolf Frank Monroe Hilly Stedman

Mrs. Madora Letcher Visits Cameron Friends

Mrs. Madora Letcher of Houston visits Cameron and reunites with longtime friends including her niece Miss Aetna Smith during a socially active stay that has drawn pleasure from locals who recall previous visits.

Madora Letcher Houston Aetna Smith Mrs. Letcher Cameron

Army Air Corps Pvt Edgar L Harris migrant training to multiple bases

Pvt Edgar L Harris entered service February 12 1943 and completed basic training in Petersburg Florida. He then moved to Salt Lake City Utah and McCook Nebraska before being stationed in Charleston South Carolina. His wife Mrs Harris lives in Cameron and his brother George W Harris is in the Army Air Corps in Venice Florida.

Edgar L. Harris Petersburg Fla Salt Lake City Utah McCook Neb Charleston S. C Harris Army Air Corps Cameron H. F. Harris George W. Harris Venice, Fla

Good-bye For Awhile

Poem by Don Lewis Avriett remembering a brother and shared outdoor life. The speaker recalls hunting, fishing, and days at Green's Lake Bear Creek and Cannon-snap, urging fair play and honesty as the brother’s lasting motto. The piece ends with hope of a reunion by a river, where no more goodbyes will be needed.

Herald to Close on Armistice Day

The Herald plant will be closed Thursday November 11 Armistice Day. After 25 years the Herald ends a custom with no Daily Herald published that day. The city generally will be closed and publication resumes Friday.

Herald Daily Herald

Rabies Rabid Dog Killed at Local Junk Yard

A dog killed at the Bell Salvage Company yard Saturday tested rabid after its head was sent to Austin by Dr. D P Smith. Dr. Bohl notified the local lab that the animal had rabies and it is known to have attacked other dogs. Cameron residents are warned that many local dogs may be infected. Mr and Mrs L W Trayson of Paris are visiting relatives in town.

Bell Salvage Company D. P. Smith Austin Bohl Cameron

Gause Business Visitor Stops in Cameron Saturday

J. J. Gaston of Gause spent Saturday in Cameron as a business visitor, meeting local merchants and inspecting developments in the town.

J. J. Gaston of Gause Cameron

Harris brothers serve in Army Air Corps in WWII

Pfe George W. Harris serves in the United States Army Air Corps stationed in Venice Florida. He enlisted November 1 1942 and trained at Ellington Field Houston before transfers to Augusta Georgia. His brother Pvt Edgar L Harris also serves, stationed in Charleston South Carolina. He is the son of Mr and Mrs H F Harris of Cameron and attended Cameron Schools. His wife resides in Houston while he serves.

Pfe George W. Harris United States Army Air Corps Venice Florida Harris Army Air Corps Ellington Field Houston Augusta Pvt Edgar L. Harris Charleston South Carolina Pfc H. F. Harris Cameron

Merchants 98 Percent Sign to Close on Armistice Day

Cameron merchants plan to close Thursday November 11 Armistice Day with 98 percent signing the petition led by Louis Gohmert. The list includes Dr. Pepper Gohmert's Variety Store Western Auto Store Milam County AA A A Milam Candy Co Coca Cola Co Cameron Enterprise and many other local businesses and services.

Cameron Louis Gohmert Dr. Pepper Gohmert Western Auto Store Wm. P. Carey Lumber Co Marvin Ethridge Eplen Furniture Co McLane Co W. A. L. Robinson Kim Majors Garage Ed Shirley Tom Moody Milam Emory B. Camp Mode Parnell Shoe Atkinson- Stallworth Fidelity Abstract Co Henry Dreyer A. & W. Sales Co Walter F. Sharpe John Watson Hefley-Stedman Motor Co Green & Boedeker E. A. Wallace Cameron Enterprise Griffith Lalla Meyers Hillyer County Surveyor W. E. Kuehl Roy Baskin L. J. Basko Alvin Matula Chas. C. Smith Nolan Dodson Muse Market Will Ondre J.T. Jarma Parma A. J. Matocha & Co C. M. Beacham Coca- Cola Co W. €. Pemberton If i Storey Geo. McGehee Lee Marek Cheeves Bros A. E. Schiller E. J. Sebesta

Mrs. R. A. Nabours Dies at 82 in Salem

Funeral services for Mrs. R. A. Nabours 82 pioneer resident and mother of Homer Nabours county clerk were held at 4 p m Monday November 8 1943 at the Salem Methodist Church. She died Sunday night in Cameron Hospital after six days illness. Surviving are Homer Nabours Mrs John House Mrs Hub Massengale and W H Nabours. Pallbearers included Gib Terry and others.

R. A. Nabours Pioneer Homer Nabours Salem Methodist Church Emerson Hough Nabours Salem Bob L. Pool First Methodist Church John House Hub Massengale Maysfield W. H. Nabours Oklahoma City House Gib Terry Chas Terry Bob Terry Goodhue Rogers J. Nabours Jerry Nabours

Legion Barbecue Tickets On Sale For Cameron Firemen

Tickets are ordered for the annual Legion Barbecue honoring Cameron Firemen. The event will be held Thursday night in the Leyvion hut at Wilson Ledbetter Park. Legion leader Emmett Streetman arranged the tickets, available Friday. Temple resident Mrs. Conn Moody visited with sister Mrs. W D Bigbee.

Legion Cameron Firemen Wilson-Ledbetter Park Emmett Streetman

Texas Heralds Stories Read In Ackermann Suit

Federal court in Austin examined readings from the German language Texas Herald papers suspended at Taylor. The government seeks naturalization denial against Hans Ackermann Mrs. Ackermann and Max Herman for oath of allegiance with reservations. Witnesses said editorial policy was determined by Mrs. Ackermann and she boasted they’ll never make a true American out of me.

Austin Herald Nurnberg Federal Bureau of Investigation Alfred Peliske Ackermann Taylor Henry Alfred Bryan Josphine Zucknick

Cameron native Pvt Robert Shoaf serves seven months in Army Medical Corps

Pvt Robert Lee Shoaf now stationed at San Luis Obispo California serves seven months in the U S Army Medical Corps. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Fred Shoaf of Cameron born and raised here and attended public schools. Inducted seven months ago he reported to Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio. He was home on furlough in October for the first time since enlisting. Shoaf is one of many Cameron boys serving in the global war.

Robert Lee Shoaf San Luis Obispo Calif Medical Corps United States Army Pvt Shoaf Fred Shoaf Cameron Fort Fam Houston San Antonio Cameron Boys

Elliott brothers serve in Army across multiple camps

In Field Artillery Cpl. Ernest Elliott entered service in February 1940 after basic training at Fort Bliss. He moved through Camp Bowie Brownwood Camp Barkley Abilene and Camp Gruber Okla before arriving at Camp Howze. He is a Cameron native son and son of Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Elliott. His brother Pvt. J. K. Elliott serves in India with the American army.

Cpl Ernest Elliott Fort Bliss el Paso Camp Bowie Brownwood Camp Barkley Abilene Louisana Camp Gruber Okla Camp Howze Elliott N. M. Elliott Cameron Pvt Pvt. J. K. Elliott Cpl. Elliott India

Killeen Kangaroos Tie Yeomen In Last Minute Standstill

In a tense Friday night clash, the Killeen Kangaroos and the Yeomen battled to a 6–6 tie. Tolliver and Tolliver’s 45 yard dash sparked late Kangaroo drives, while Gayle Tolliver’s earlier 45 yard run kept Kangoos alive. Tolliver left injured as Arnold led Yeomen drives before a final pass scramble kept the score even.

Killeen Kangarooos Firthing Arnold Kangroo Gayle Toliver Kangaroos Cameron Tolliver Buckley Yeomen Killeen Roy Torno Yee Karngaroo Torno Page Eight

Three Names Added To Closing List For Armistice Day

Three Cameron business firms were added to the list to be closed on Armistice Day: Cameron Machine Shop J C Penney Company and Cameron Fruit Company. Louis F Gohmert of the American Legion said apologies were made for the omission and that the petition was not taken to the business block housing the machine shop. The Legion expresses regret for the oversight and the Herald provides the notice in fairness.

Cameron Cameron Machine Shop J. C Penney Company Cameron Frat Company Louis F. Gohmert The American Legion J. ©. Penney Company Cameron Fruit Herald

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