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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1928
Page
10
Ford Motor Company runs a nationwide service training program in Detroit plants. Dealers send representatives to a rigorous course, with strict exams. Those who fail repeat the training or replace staff to maintain uniform Ford service standards.
The Bluebird Choral Club met Tuesday for its regular session to finalize initiation plans in the chapel for the next morning. New members in old fashioned dresses and ribbons performed a program including We are in the Choral Club, Thats My Weakness Now, the Pledge of the New Members by Sue Ella Tyson, jokes by Mary Jane Burnett and Julia Mae McCollum, and songs such as The Desert Song and Get Out and Get Under the Moon.
Cameron's junior musical group the Treble Clef Club held its first meeting of the new season at Miss Florence Atkinson's home. Ten members attended. officers named include President Ruby Robbins Vice president Estelle Turney Secretary Inez Evans and Treasurer Euline Slaughter. No sponsor or committees yet. meeting times to be set once organization is perfected.
The Junior Music Club of Rosebud invites Treble Clef Club members as guests this Saturday. Because Cameron members have many duties, regrets are sent for that date. After the business session a social hour followed with iced tea and jelly roll.
The Triangle Bridge Club organized two weeks ago was entertained Monday at the Guggolz home by Mrs. Cecil Barmore. Roses decorated the living room as games proceeded. Henry Patillo won high score. Nabours received low. A radio provided music. a salad plate with hot chocolate and fruit cake followed. Guest Mrs. Edwin Bigbee attended.
The church requests placing Sunday School above the three hundredth attendance. Sunday at 9 45 the Senior Leaguers report on the Fairfield Institute trip. The Senior and High Leagues meet at 6 00, Epworth Juniors at 2 30, children to stay for the sermon. Rev L H Mathison will preach at night succeeding Dr Elrod.
A notice urges all to attend the night service starting at 7 00 PM instead of the usual 7 00 PM. Attendees are urged to be punctual to ensure orderly worship.
Delphian chapter at Ada Henderson school held Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. R. L. Batte presiding. Miss Winnie Henderson led topics on Marathon to Salamis and Pericles policy, plus the Acropolis and Athenian citizen at home. Next meeting is December 4 under Mrs. Walter Sharpe.
Billy Triggs celebrated his tenth birthday Monday with a party at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs J Triggs. Guests from his grade arrived and received red apples. Football was the main activity with ice cream cones and cake served later. Billy received many gifts from friends.
Episcopal Church schedules Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11 a.m. on Sunday November 25 with Sunday School at 9 45 a.m. The service emphasizes worship and instruction for all ages in a traditional parish setting.
Sam Hefley of Wonderland and New Hefley Theaters praises the Motion Picture Theatre Owners Convention in Dallas November 13-14. He vows to bring back advances in sound and talking pictures to Cameron to uplift entertainment for the community.
Flint, November 20. Buick reports its Silver Anniversary model set a new monthly production record with 28,460 cars built in October at the factory, a daily rate of 1095. The gain over September’s 26,789 exceeds 1650 cars, while October 1927 lagged by over 6000.
An unclear clipping notes a man’s false teeth causing a throat injury during an accident. Readable details are fragmentary and do not specify date location or involved parties.
On Whidby Island last Thursday a cable stretched across a road to a ferry struck a milk truck driver in the mouth. The impact forced his upper teeth into his throat and knocked him from the seat. A doctor said the missing teeth caused a dangerous throat injury.
Members of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Presbyterian church met Monday afternoon for a business meeting and Bible study led by Mrs. John Green, president, in charge.
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