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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1938
Page
4
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The document designates November 24 1958 as a day of general thanksgiving. It reiterates America’s historical roots from Washington Lincoln and the perseverance of democracy. It prays for distressed peoples abroad and asks citizens to honor God in their thanksgivings and daily lives.
Local breeders and poultry producers presented a strong show with superior birds. Outstanding breeds included Barred Plymouth Rocks Rhode Island Reds and White Leghorns. FFA members Alfred Dusek and Billie Bryan displayed about 40 birds each. Rockdale chapter shows were led by Ernest Lorenz Robert Lee Menn and Vaughn Tuma.
High quality birds wowed crowds as Cameron Chamber of Commerce premiums were awarded. Billie Bryan Alfred Dusek and Ernest Lorenz led wins with top bird counts and display honors. Fuchs Brothers Buckholts claimed champion male female and pen titles.
A reflection on Mary as a Jewess and Jesus as King of the Jews, urging Catholic journalists to oppose race hatred and religious persecution. It cites Wise Men, Rabbinic titles, and the idea of a shared household of Christ. The piece questions future outcomes and recalls Emmaus Road sentiments.
A Mexican boys troop is being formed under J. W. Haygood district commissioner with Lions Club sponsorship. Fifteen boys signed at the first meeting last Saturday. A second meeting is set for November 26 to complete the organization with Charles Rutledge as guest Field Scout Executive from Temple.
Carlyle Moore stars as the plain man with a salty tang in a thrilling production. Bill Cody portrayed as a daring pony express rider appears alongside Bob Baker who sings new songs and shares a romantic scene with Cecilia Callejo.
Loretta Young and Annabella interpret de Lesseps life in a biopic opening Sunday at Cameron Theatre. The production features authentic canal dredge plans and six large-scale desert scenes shot near Yuma Arizona. Credits note 23 ships from the Suez inauguration recreated and a rare treat on court tennis with detailed history.
Jack Pond returns home from West Columbia. Leroy and Mrs. Lynch with son visit Alma White. Jane Malone and Rufus Young spend Sunday with Mrs. Eric Malone in Maysfield. Rosa White leaves for San Antonio to share Thanksgiving with Allen and Ed White. Howard Swartzing and Carlton Crook visit Massengale households. C R McCarty and family visit Walter Malone home. Mrs. Walter Malone and daughter Jane visit E W Massengale.
Allan Dwan directs Suez with court tennis scenes to set a mood of aristocratic elegance in the early scenes. The contrast with de Lesseps later desert struggles heightens the Sahara climax. Zanuck produced the $250000 Movie Quiz entry with screenplay by Dunne and Josephson from Sam Duncan's story.
Cameron Beck former NYSE personnel director and nationwide speaker spoke to Hearne and nearby residents at Hearne High School auditorium last Tuesday night on the theme American Youth for a New Day. The talk drew large attendance with co sponsorship by the Hearne Shakespeare Club Hearne Music Lovers Club and Hearne Rotary Club and followed a school band performance under Millard Clays.
Mr. and Mrs. Lodge Stewart and son of Calvert visited E. W. Massengale. John Atkinson visited Virginia McCarty. Mrs. C. R. McCarty Alma White and Rose White visited Mrs. Leroy Lynch at Rosebud. Red Massengale family of Maysfield and Walter Malone family spent Sundays with Massengales and Mrs. C. R.
Mr and Mrs John Kuzel and daughter Irene visited Belton. Mrs Mattie English and Miss Tabbie Robinson of Cameron joined Sunday dinner at Buford McMillion's. J D Lewis and Dorothy Jean, J A Wal schak and W P Elliott visited Temple and Belton. Urban Volka of Midfield stayed with A W Zajcek family. Jack Blankenship visited relatives in Santa Barbara. H A Kuzel and Buford McMillion visited Austin and Temple recently.
Miss Johnnnie Williams of Mary Hardin Baylor spent the weekend with her parents. J R Slovacek and Raymond Allision enjoyed a deer hunt in Gillespie county and brought home the bacon. Arthur Telg and Johnnie Drgac of Cadlwell visited Tom Machann. Temple visitors included Mr and Mrs Joe Lowery and baby. Waco shoppers included Cecil Criswell and others. Baylor ministerial student Charles Hager preached at the Baptist Church and will return first Sunday in December. Several Granger visitors and local returns noted.
Reports from Mrs M G Cox who has been under special treatment in Marlin indicate improvement and friends await her return home with anxious anticipation.
An advertisement from Dusek Pharmacy promotes LETO'S Gums as an astringent with antiseptic properties. It promises a money-back guarantee if the first bottle fails to satisfy the user or druggists.
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