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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1921
Page
13
The Yee High School library was closed for two days as students with Miss McLaughlin re organized the department to improve access. Books now have marked envelopes with cards and a file system to track loans. Librarians are chosen from the student body.
The norther blew up Friday preventing possum hunting for local youths. Pastor J C Cockrell attends conference with his father staying at home during absence. Families traveled to Port Sullivan and Branchville with pleasant visits. Parent Teacher association met November 18 at the schoolhouse amid weather. Miss Carter and Mrs Burns attended. Miss Mary Newton visited Elmridge. Ladies Aid met at Mrs Eugene Barmore's.
The note states the changes caused much work for teachers and pupils but expresses no regret and optimism about obtaining state aid. It implies a planned trip and reliance on government support to offset burdens.
Miss Mabel Tyson spent part of last week in Cameron visiting her sister Mrs. M. D. Mosely.
Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Robinett enjoyed a pleasant evening in Rockdale on Saturday. Mr. Crews Bell and Mr. Blbert Hollingsworth were in Cameron on Saturday.
After a pleasant evening of quilting, refreshments were served. Mr. Harry Williams of Rockdale visited Mr. and Mrs. Gross over the weekend.
Miss Naomi Pardo spent the week end at her home in Cameron. The teachers of this school will attend the State Teachers' association at Dallas, therefore we shall have both holidays Thanksgiving which pleases every one.
Mr J C Tyson visited Cameron on business. Leroy Massengale and Miss Trene Brashear will debate two Branchville High School pupils Friday night December 1 at the Literary Society in Branchville school house. The resolution argues that all immigration to the United States should be prohibited for two years.
In the Western District of Texas a bankruptcy case for Ennis Carrolle Smith of Milano is issued. He was adjudged bankrupt on November 19 1921 and the first meeting of creditors is set for December 10 1921 at 10 a.m. in Waco Texas. Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct other business. November 19 1921. T. F. Bryan referee in bankruptcy.
An advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a regular remedy for children with worms. It claims the tonic enriches the blood improves digestion and strengthens the whole system so the body dispels intestinal parasites.
Oakdale News reports a two week news gap due to the author’s absence on last Monday. The note explains the intention to cover missed items and resume regular updates.
A writer travels Friday Armistice Day visiting Hearne and Milano, where most businesses are closed except the blacksmith, spends the night with friends, and returns after awaiting a late train. The next morning business resumes and the writer notes a pleasant gathering with Ruth’s friends. The local school football team plays Summerville Friday.
The past weekend Mrs. Sterling Childress stayed with relatives in Waco. This weekend she and her sister Mrs. Shelton visited their father and mother here.
H B Pressley, who has been near Dallas taking oil leases, is at home with his family at Hoyte. He plans to return soon. Mrs. Pressley has her mother Mrs. Moore staying with her while Mr. Pressley is away.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Batey visited father Mr Day. Mrs Turnhar reports satisfaction with her new home. Miss Marmore a Hoyte teacher visited home folks in Maysfield. RF Fisher and son Frank went to Cameron on business. Mr and Mrs J D Link and children Buster and Cora May visited Eugene House Sunday and their father Sid House. Marshal Carner visited Rockdale Saturday.
Commercial Club members note Armistice day success and vote to cover a small deficit from club funds. They donate 25 dollars to the Red Cross, plan annual observance, and discuss civic improvements including removing a cotton crossing from the courthouse lawn and promoting Building and Savings Association organization.
A Milam county rural carriers meeting in Cameron at the post office drew leaders from Gause and Cameron with Temple’s Charles Hawkins as state president. M. M. Areaul was re elected president Edgar Wilson vice president and D W Key secretary treasurer. Hawkins urged countywide unity and 100 percent participation with upcoming meetings and a planned banquet to gather nearly all carriers.
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