Big District Singing Convention Concludes at Hanover
The Big District Singing convention ended with a well attended evening session. Officers elected for the next year include A. E. Lackey president and Dave McCoy vice president. A committee was appointed to plan the next convention in Liberty on the fourth Sunday afternoon. The article lists many attendees and singers, reports on community visits, a new baby, and notes the cemetery association gathering and school progress with eighty seven in attendance.
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Herald
Hanover
A. E. Lackey
Dave McCoy
T. H. Coulter
Geo. Black
C. O. Hughes
A. B. Lackey
T. O. Ashenback
Liberty
McCoy
Bill Edwards
Sandy Creek
T. C. Ashenbeck
Johnnie Hensley
Oakdale
Jack Cook
Jack Touchstone
Mullins
Guy Mullins
Docky Brennan
Claude White
Bertha Reese
Luther Reese
Jim Baggett
Lonnie Butts
Bessie Baggett
Clyde
Nell
Ruth Newton
J. D. Peeples
Milano
John McDermott
A. Bickett
Marlow
J. W. Lantrip
C. O
Arizona
Lessie
Sue Holland
Lula Moore
Ladies of the Cemetery Association
L. M. York
Bill Davidson
Cameron History Club Plans Next Meeting at Baptist Church
The Cameron History Club meets to hear a Bible Lecture Course by Dr. Gabelein of New York at the Baptist Church. The next meeting with Miss Ada Henderson is set for Thursday afternoon November 19 at 4 o'clock. Mr. J R Houston of Yarrellton visited Cameron on court matters Monday.
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Cameron History Club
The
Baptist Church
Gabelein
New York
Ada Henderson
J. R. Houston
Yarrellton
Cameron
Ten Lecturers To Promote Cotton Acreage Reduction
Dallas on Nov 8 reports ten lecturers will advocate cotton holdings and reduced acreage under Texas division Southern Cotton Association guidance. J. H. Connell leads, with bankers funding $4,000 for travel and campaign costs to lift cotton values above eight cents.
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Dallas
Texas
J. H. Connell
Southern Cotton Association
J. A. Kemp
Texas Bankers’ Association
Connell
Young Realtor Returns to Prosperous Real Estate Firm
A young woman, who joined her father in the business, returns to the family firm after his death to continue its successful operations. Old friends welcome her to a pleasant office and praise her prudence, wisdom, and efficiency as a real estate adviser. The Herald extends best wishes for continued success.
Community Notes From Buckholts Area
Master Hubert Mawhinney of Friendship spent Saturday with Robert and James Stanley. John Corley and family of Watkins visit his father J. M. Corley. Clarence Hopkins on the sick list. Lucile Reeder spent the week end with friends in Cameron. Ernest Kahler was in town Thursday. Louis Groppell and wife visited Paul Fox. Mrs C W Scott shopped in Temple Thursday. Rev T S Beck and family of New Mexico visiting relatives. Seth Corley spent Saturday in the country. Bettie Luce visiting parents. McFarland made a business trip to Cameron. Lula Corley visited home folks. Aoy Evans and family moved into the house vacated by John Myers. Louis Schiller's baby ill for a week. Mrs Pitts Ecman’s Friendship spent Saturday with Alten. Mondy Pink Attaway working on road near Temple. Mrs Swansy and Hilliard Jane Hubert spent the weekend.
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Hubert Mawhinney
Robert
James Stanley
John Corley
Watkins
J. M. Corley
Clarence Hopkins
Lucile Reeder
Cameron
Ernest Kahler
Louis Groppell
Paul Fox
C. W. Scott
Temple
T. S. Beck
New Mexico
Seth Corley
Bettie Luce
McFarland
Lula Corley
Aoy Evans
John Myers
Louis Schiller
Pitts Ecman
Alten
Mondy
Pink Attaway
Swansy
Hilliard
Deep Water Jubilee and Ship Channel Notes
Local items report visitors to Cameron including Mrs Ed Hamilton and John Corley, while L F Graham and Lucius Walschak are noted for incidents in town. The Deep Water Jubilee in Houston November 9 16 highlights the Ship Channel as a key national project funded equally by state and federal governments. Diversification boosts discussed with M W Brown promoting truck crops over cotton. Offerings from the Dallas Semi Weekly Farm News promoted with subscription rates and local contact.
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Houston
Houston Ship Channel
Promised Quality and Prices Highlighted in Sale Message
A promotional message pledges reliable service and asserts “our prices speak for themselves” to attract customers. The text emphasizes customer satisfaction and competitive pricing.
Notes From Oakdale This Week
Bad weather kept church crowd small this week. Vince Lucag attended services. Charlie Brown family visiting father M W Brown. Champ Fisher returned home after visiting relatives in Farris and W. Olson Jr. visited Mrs J R. Tom Bat of Marlow visited mother Mrs P E Gapner. Spraberries visited relatives in Cameron. G W Batey and Lee visited D F Shelton family. School progress good. Dr G B Taylor and family left for Galveston to attend Southern States Medical Association. Miles of Oklahoma has a daughter at the home of Mr and Mrs L Wilson. Born Joch and Mrs Earl.
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Vince Lucag
Charlie Brown
M. W. Brown
E. J. Fisher
Champ Fisher
Farris
Olson, Jr
J. R
Tom Bat
Marlow
P. E. Gapner
G. B. Taylor
Galveston
Southern States Medical Association
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Tennessee
Mississippi
Louisiana
European Mutual Colonization Co Listing Letters
Wanted farm and ranch land for colonization purposes. No tract too small. If you want to sell at your own price on your own terms without commission, write European Mutual Colonization Co Ltd 633 Kress Bldg Houston Texas for listing blanks and full information. TM B-
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European Mutual Colonization Co., Ltd
Kress Bidg
Houston
Texas
J C Wallace Loses Barn and Contents
J C Wallace, a farmer from Minerva, reported his barn burned Friday night around two o'clock. The fire destroyed 500 bushels of corn 800 bales of hay 25 loads of unbaled hay and $300 worth of harness and implements with no insurance on contents and little on the building. No livestock was lost. neighbors helped save other buildings while Wallace recovers from a gin accident.
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J. C. Wallace
Minerva
Cameron
Wallace
Engineer and Police Chief Reese Retires From City
The Hamilton Herald notes Mr. V. Reese has closed his contract as city engineer and Chief of Police. He and his wife leave with the town’s best wishes and thanks for creditable service. Reese is described as capable and worthy, whose skills will aid any town that secures them.
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V. Reese
Council
Reese
Hamilton Herald
Gillon Gives Weekend Visit From Parents
Gillon of the 1 f ty spent the week end visiting his parents in Maysfield, with a brief stop in the nearby sc field village.
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Gillon
Maysfield Sc
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