Thanksgiving in a Nation of Hope and Resolve
A historical reflection ties today’s Thanksgiving to Washington’s dwindling troops, French aid hoped for, and a stressed economy as Americans persevere. It emphasizes humility, shared sacrifice, and gratitude for spiritual ties, not wealth, with call for deliverance from self sufficiency and pride.
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Washington
Jersey
Newark
Raritan
New York
Howe
En Hundred
Flation
Europe
France
Delaware
Paine
Congress Citin
Ecole
New Osth
ABC
Demeter
Grandfather’s Gratitude Brings Simple Joys and Grace
A poem from Faith Balenevin in Everybody's Magazine reflects a grandchildlike gratitude for simple blessings. The speaker finds contentment in rain and sun, hard work and rest, warm love, and time by the open door. Memories, garden growth, wind, child laughter, and a sense of divine grace complete the homage.
Health teacher to aid Cameron schools for one month
Miss Susanna Schnemayer of the University of Texas Bureau of Nutrition and Health Education will spend one month in Cameron schools. She will work with pupils teachers and parents to promote practical health habits including proper diet posture and cleanliness. Lectures for mothers will accompany the program and require good attendance.
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Cameron
Susanna Schnemayer
Bureau of Nutrition and Health Education
University of Texas
Miss Schnemayer
Presbyterian Auxiliary Circles Discuss Stewardship Lesson
The Presbyterian Auxiliary met in four circles on Monday afternoon to study Presbyterian Expansion. Circle one hosted by Mrs. Geo Mode had seven attendees and served chocolate and oak. Circle two with Mrs. H G Kenney had four attendees. Circle three with Mrs. Elizabeth Burnett had five attendees and light refreshments. Circle four with Mrs. W B Denson had seven attendees and a salad plate. Mrs. Atkinson led a discussion on stewardship.
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Presbyterian Auxiliary
Geo. Mode
H. G. Kenney
Elizabeth Burnett
Circle
W. B. Denson
Atkinson
Auction 42 Club Hostess Shapes Pastel Event
Mrs. Julian Baskin hosted Auction 42 Club on a Tuesday with pastel lavender pink and yellow color scheme. Chrysanthums and roses filled baskets and vases, trays centered with pink roses, and a salad course with hot tea accompanied by boudoir pillows as table favors. Guests included Mesdames Leland Green Arthur Hugh Baskin and Howard Baskin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Baskin
Auction 42 Club
Arthur Hugh Baskin
Goes To Boston To Visit Son In School
M. G. Cox left Cameron this week for Boston to visit his son Joyce Cox a Harvard student. He will attend the Harvard Yale game while in Boston and expects to return to Cameron about the first of December.
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M. G. Cox
Cameron
Boston
Joyce Cox
Harvard
Cox
Sunday Night Fire Destroys W. A. Copus Home
Fire destroyed the home of Mr. and Mrs. W W A Copus Sunday night. Neighbors discovered the blaze and firemen responded with a second alarm but little could be saved. The house, an 1857 Cameron landmark built by Major Rogers, was partially insured and the Copuses have no stated plans.
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W.W. A. Copus
Little River Bridge
Jeff T. Kemp
Wm. R. Rogers
Ella Hooks
Major Rogers
Stroud Milton
Martha Rogers
Copus
Mexican Held Here In Shooting On Smith Farm
Joe Lahara, 21, is jailed in Milam County awaiting grand jury action after a fatal shooting Sunday night at the Fred Smith farm near Port Sullivan of Disento Aguerri. The dead man was hit by a .38 caliber pistol bullet. Lahara suffered a thigh wound from his own gun during the fight. Investigations continue as sheriff's officials report the case.
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Smith Farm
Joe Lahara
Milam County
Fred Smith
Port Sullivan
Disento Aguerri
Blaylock
Sahara
D P A R Mrs Don Eplen Hosts P A R Meeting
Mrs Don Eplen hosted the P A R gathering at her home Thursday at 3 30 pm a short business session covered routine matters. Roll call recalled Thanksgiving thoughts and Mrs Pearl Clement read a piece on Colonial Times Re actions of Colonial Times.
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Don Eplen
Pearl Clement
Colonial Times
MclIntosh
Fort Worth
Ray Burke
Lane Thomas
Burke
Eplen
A. N. Green
Austin
Nelson
Pauline
University
Rockdale
B. A. Goodwin
Waco
F. F. Reid
Goodwin
Reid
Ww. E. White
G. Grabein
The Health of Mothers Is of Great Importance
Mrs Birdie Horton of Houston endorses Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a wonderful remedy for middle life bearing pains and functional disturbances. She notes her daughter also benefited and urges seeking free medical advice from Dr. Pierce at the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo.
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Houston
Texas
Dr. Pierce
School nurse urges girls to know this health habit
A district nurse speaks to high school girls about personal hygiene and health, recommending nujol as a safe, inert laxative to use nightly when needed. She emphasizes maintenance of the body's functions, safe use, and keeping a bottle on hand with the note that every druggist should have the genuine product.
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Nalking
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Epictetus
God
Robert McLane CO. Wholesale Distributors
Caldwell
St Cali
Mclare Texas
Sapp Motor Company
Cameron, Texas
Dodge Brothers
Columbia
Chamberlain Bros. Dairy
Son
W. A. Copus
Dp. A. R
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