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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1925
Page
4
Readable fragment notes the Fish team and regulars giving the Dummies a run for their money in a spirited game. The text includes a poem about morning suns and odd kitchen and church imagery attributed to the author under the influence of a strong drink.
The Freshmen planned a 4 pm pic mic at Wilson Ledbetter Park but started about 10 after sponsors were absent. They played football and other games until noon, then ate sandwiches, weenies, fruit and cake. They left about 2 pm as news from the fish headquarters would be light due to the absence of editor Bill Wallace.
The Yoemen traveled to Austin last Friday to face the Dummies. In a close game, Yoemen lose 14 to 7 with Childress absent from the lineup.
Friday's game pits Yoemen against Belton at Lawless Green athletic field. Belton enters fresh after a 0 to 0 tie, with standout players including Childress Thompson Mondrik Triggs Ard Reichert Adams Cheeves and Baggett.
The Yeo men enter their final two games as the season winds down facing St Edwards and likely Marlin the day before Thanksgiving. </analysis>
The Juniors are set to present a chapel program on Thursday morning November 26. The Sophomores will perform first, followed by the Juniors and then the Seniors. A play titled Fun in a Photographer's Gallery will be shown along with The Making of a Flag.
The Juniors win the book contest with about seven hundred fifty books giving them the half holiday. Sophomores have roughly six hundred, Seniors about four hundred, and the Fish around three hundred fifty, totaling about twenty one hundred books. The Juniors plan to take the half holiday the day before Thanksgiving. The Juniors are known as the peppiest class in school and intend to keep their title.
A chapel program led by Mr. Binford of the Baptist church featured singing and a talk by Mr. Fisher on the Presidents proclamation for National Educational Week. The editorial praised the value of going to school and attendees look forward to more programs.
The four school classes Fish Sophomores Juniors and Seniors meet in the Big Four Classic with the Fish favored to win though the games are expected to be very close The winner earns a large loving cup and the event is pitched as equal in excitement to major conferences.
Cameron orchestra to perform first Home Talent Lyceum at Yee High School auditorium Friday evening to raise funds for Cameron schools. Proceeds aid high school library and grounds while featuring local and Texas university talent in an eight to ten number program. Tickets 35 and 15 cents. season passes on sale at Yee High School with program lineup including soloists, orchestra, and novelty acts.
A school program lists 13 Clarinet Solo s Don Solocomb and 14 Concert Waltz Norma's Dream. A debate on the Sleigh Bells features Miss Doris Fairleigh for Affirmative and Mr Geo Fairleigh for Negative with Judge Miss Allena Maddox. Piano accompanies the orchestra.
The church announces Evening Prayer and Sermon at 7 oclock next Sunday. Sunday School meets at 9 45 a m. The Young Peoples Service League gathers at 2 30 p m.
Buckholts Lutheran Church announces a German service with holy communion at 10 a m Sunday November 22 and an English service at 7 p m. Saturday and Sunday school are held as usual with Pastor W Flierl leading.
An old ad touts Martin's Poultry Tone to feed blue bug infected chickens and Martin's Root Paint to treat and deter insects in hen houses. The product is guaranteed by Schiller Pharmacy and lists a dated portion 43-3m 5 a A2.
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