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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1928
Page
8
A column parlor of quick quips on marriage mood shifts and public manners. Comments poke at optimism and misused diets while noting a rise in U S millionaires and casual car talk. A wry, social sketch of modern foibles in a lighthearted voice.
The Toncan Copper company advertises cisterns up to 250 barrels and tinplate sheet metal roofing. It claims rust resistance and invites inquiries by mail or phone, noting a completed large job for Cameron Furniture Co and posing a question about leaks.
The piece muses on self perception and fame while noting Miss Fifteen’s Salt Lake City millinery shop. It asks if Miss Fifteen reflects Utah’s Mrs Ten era and jokes about Soviet bobbed hair rules. Sir Philip Gibbs foresees 1978 when newspapers fade and reading becomes a hobby.
Quotations on pretension fear of others and life’s repetitive installments. A humorous aside notes diverse artists including spaghetti etiquette with a knife. The piece laments Chicago outlaws and wonders about law versus wrongdoing as a labor saving device ends abruptly.
A speaker voices skepticism about political parties claiming credit for household conveniences. He notes Americans own cars and comforts thanks to personal effort, not party deeds, and quips that even luxury items arrive via installment plans. He contends modern efficiency aids comfort but cannot open a window from bed.
A sharp saying reflects on independence and authority, suggesting true autonomy is rare and tied to social status. The line contrasting self rule with legal oversight implies satire about working for oneself versus being policed or controlled.
A Friday evening social hour after choir rehearsal at the Baptist church annex featured chrysanthemums and red berries decorations. Miss Jennie Shirley directed games and a salad plate with hot tea. Guests included Miss Mary Louise Elliott Miss Oliva Evans Valley Mills Mrs W F E Barron Iola and Mr M G Cox.
Mrs R J Long hosted the Forty-Two Club on Thursday afternoon with guests Mesdames Tom Denson W B Levy Wm Cobb and James Watson. The living room featured autumnal decor with colored leaves and red berries. Prizes at table cuts went to Mrs Rush Thomas Mrs J M Bowman and James Watson. Party plates included individual pumpkin pies with whipped cream cherries nuts and cheese balls.
Clarkson residents recount visits and gatherings as Katherine Schwarting visits Fort Worth and families host ring parties. Neighbors and relatives from Perry Strickler to the Kinsey family travel to Cameron for shopping and visits. Several locals, including Ed Kinsey, Herman Schwarting, and Miss Lena Levear, are listed with weekend and Friday outings as neighbor families announce moves to Houston.
One six year old mule and a gentle Shetland Pony suitable for children. Seller H FP Huebner located in Cameron Texas Route 1t. Demand for trustworthy mounts and friendly pasture companions in local classifieds.
Gause welcomed W. F. Weeks and wife for the conference year opening at the Methodist church with two sermons. Milano school superintendent Patterson presented students in the play Dot, the Miner's Child, to a large local audience Friday night. A. Warner departed Friday for a several day visit in Houston.
This study outlines Pauls prayers for Romans Ephesians and his journey to Rome. It emphasizes prayer as a defining trait of ministers believers unity strength and divine power available to those in Christ. The text notes the pastor’s role in guiding prayer and the church’s history of communal prayer.
The passage muses on how belief in immortality would alter a person’s life and values. It suggests a new standard of worth, despising worldly prizes and embracing pursuits once condemned by society. The speaker reflects on profound personal transformation.
Mrs M L Russell and Mary Luce visited Hearne Friday with T C Wilson. C E S Chapter Gause met with nine members and one visitor Mrs Ruby Peel. P T A met Thursday night, allocated 125 for books and built book cases for classrooms. D W Key and L B Cunningham visited Temple last week. Anna Faubian of Rockdale visited J T Tidwell. Ferguson and Mrs Robert Goods visited Cameron Thursday afternoon.
129 acres with an eight room house and perpetual water. Includes three tenant homes and 85 acres cultivated with balance in pasture and timber. Delco electric lighting and water system. Could purchase for 5000 dollars with partial cash and terms. Contact A. J. Smith Maysfield Route 1 or Calvert Route 3.
A fairly well improved sandy land farm priced at $40 per acre is offered for sale at $0.04 per acre. Located near Hoyte the property can grow most crops and includes areas suited to Ribbon Cane and about 20 acres of Bermuda grass ideal for dairy use. See Wm. Henderson at the office.
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