Cameron stores close for holiday and football clash
Cameron observes a time honored holiday with many residents traveling to the Texas A M versus Texas University game in Austin while others stay home. District 25 B title between Mart and Itasca will be decided Thursday and Cameron Yeomen meet the winner in December for the Bi District crown. Community Chest appeals with $2500 pledged so far and a reminder to all residents to contribute this week.
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Cameron
New England
Texas A. & M
Texas University
Austin
Mart
Itasca
Cameron Yeemen
Central Committee
Adventurous seniors hitchhiked to see the president
From Livingston Montana two women over 60 years old hopped a ride from Washington and back. Their aim to see the president failed yet their bold journey defined a life well lived. The piece celebrates pursuing life’s adventure and the Christmas season’s economic upswing reflected in brisk shopping and increased spending across cities, with trees shipped from Vermont Maine and New Hampshire signaling a strong holiday spirit.
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Livingston
Montana
Washington
New England
Vermont
Maine
New Hampshire
Visitor seeks return of stolen car articles in Belton
Belton Texas editor prints a letter from T C Naismith asking for the return of a mirror and comb taken from his car after a Cameron Belton football game on Friday November 13. He says the items were valuable gifts and asks for no questions while offering thanks.
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Herald
Cameron-Belton
Night Deposit Vaults At Citizens Bank Expanded
Phillip Reid of Citizens National Bank lists merchants and businessmen subscribing to the night deposit service. First depositor was Stanley Swift of Swift Theatres, Inc., with 16 firms and more expected to join, including Grabein Chevrolet, Milam Candy, Texas Power & Light, Coca-Cola Bottling, and Burke's 5c to $1.00 Store among others.
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Phillip Reid
Citizens National Bank
Stanley Swift
Swift Theatres, Inc
Grabein Chevrolet Company
the Leader
Milam Candy Company
Helley-Stedman Motor Company
Mar‘ Ham & Sons
Texas Power & Light Company
Milam County
Burke’s
W. A. L. Robinson
Doyle Miller Dies in Belmena Home
Doyle Miller 43 died at his Belmena home on November 12 after six months illness and three weeks bedridden. Funeral at Liberty Church Friday at 2 80 led by Rev. C. C. Aerey. burial in Liberty Cemetery. Survived by widow and seven children, parents, three brothers, two sisters, and many relatives. Pallbearers named C Terry C C Carr H McDonald J Brashear Joe Marek F P Urban.
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Doyle Miller
Belmena
Liberty
C. C. Aerey
Liberty Cemetery
John Thomas
Rebecca
Kenneth
Delenor
Adram
Stela
Adolph Hartley
Milano
John Miller
Clyde
Wall
G. W
Xxuse
Clayton
Killeen
Henry Mills
Myrtle Pounds
C. Terry
C. C. Carr
H. McDonald
J. Brashear
Joe Marek
F. P. Urban
Cameron Theater Owner First to Use Night Deposit Service
Cameron theater owner Stanley H. Swift became depositor number one at Citizens National Bank in Cameron as the bank inaugurated a night deposit service. The feature offers safety and convenience for merchants by avoiding after hours carry of money, with insurance coverage on funds at a small cost.
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Cameron Theater
Citizens Bank
Citizens National Bark
Cameron
Stanley H. Swift
Rat War Campaign Aims to Curb Typhus in Cameron
Cameron launches a citywide rat control drive to curb typhus, urging all residents and businesses to place bait or traps nightly from late November to early December. Free bait and traps are provided by the Chamber of Commerce, City Council, and Health Officer, with two bait options for buildings and outbuildings.
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Cameron
State Bank
Chamber of Commerce
Missionary From China to Speak in Milam County
Dr. J. T. Williams, missionary just back from China, will spend a week in Milam County speaking in Baptist churches. He will appear in Gause Sunday morning, Cameron Sunday night, San Gabriel Tuesday night, Milano Wednesday night, Little River Sunday night, Burlington December 6, Yarrellton Sunday night, and Ben Arnold December 7 Monday morning. The public is invited to hear these addresses.
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J. T. Williams
China
Milam County
Gause
Cameron
San Gabriel
Milano
Little River
Burlington
Yarrellton
Ben Arnold
Man Confesses To Milan Robbery In Transit Case
Linton Rose arrested in Hearne November 18 confesses to Emory B. Camp that he robbed the Flite Case in Milan on November 17. Held without bail, Rose claims Illinois residence and transient status. About $25 in merchandise was recovered from the loot.
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Linton Rose
Hearne
Emory B. Camp
Attorn
Milan
Ilinois
Sunday Service Announces Holy Communion and Sermon
On Sunday November 29 the church holds Holy Communion and a sermon at 11 o clock. The service invites parishioners and visitors to attend the morning worship.
District Court Sets Several Cases For December And November
The district attorney announced cases set for December 3 including J. Shuffield for felony theft and P.O Coleman for murder linked to Dees death on Ben Arnold highway. Emory Davenport faces hit and run murder charges. Rockdale death of L. H. Shelton dated October 3 also on docket. Roy Price jailed four years for cow theft. Dennis Jones given a two year suspended sentence for the same offense. Ephrano Zapata received a suspended sentence for driving while intoxicated.
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J. Shuffield
P.O Cc. Coleman
Coleman
Dees
Ben Arnold
Emory Davenport
Davenport
L. H. Shelton
Rockdale
Roy Price
Dennis Jones
Ephrano Zapata
Poultry Show Draws Crowds at Cen Tex FFA Event
Raymond Sharpe, Roy Mabry, and H W Maxwell led grand champions at the Cen Tex FFA Poultry Show closing Saturday night. Ro kdale Future Farmess and James Leath claimed top prizes for numbers and variety among hundreds of birds. Judge George Rosner called the event the best Future Farmer show yet.
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Raymond Sharpe
Roy Mabry
Rhode Island
HW. H. Maxwell
Cen-Tex Ffa
Ro Kdale
Cameron
Buckholts
Buda
James Leath
Howard Pressley
Leath
George Rosner
Preaching Mission Program Begins Here Nov 29th
Cameron churches unite for a nationwide Preaching Mission from Sunday November 29th to Sunday December 6th with regular services in all churches. Union services run 7 50 p m Monday November 30th through Saturday December 5th at the Methodist church featuring different ministers each night and topics including What is a Christian Sanctity of the Law Unpopular Beliefs Religion in the Home and Call for Workers. Participants urged to attend.
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Cameron
United States
Methodist Church
Maysfield Revival Begins November 30
Special services under Rev. H N Bailey start Monday evening November 30 at the First Presbyterian Church in Maysfield and run through Saturday evening December 5. Ministers from Cameron churches will conduct the services. The Rev Murchinson, new pastor of the Maysfield Methodist church, will lead the service Sunday December 6.
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H. N. Bailey
First Presbyterian Church
Maysfield
Cameron
Murchinson
Maysfield Methodist Church
Funeral held for Herbert Friemel 19 in Cameron
Funeral services for Herbert Friemel aged 19 of Cameron were conducted Saturday at 2 p.m. at Burlington Baptist church with Rev. F P L Caperton officiating and burial in Lutheran Cemetery. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Joe Friemel Sr of Cameron three brothers August Rudolph and Charlie and two sisters Mrs Ernest Lorenz and Mrs Joe H Smith.
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Herbert Friemel
Cameron
Waco
Rosebud
Burlington Baptist Church
FP. L. Caperton
Lutheran Cemetery
Joe Friemel
August Freimel
Rudolph Friemel
John Cole Buck Buried in Rockdale
Funeral services for John Cole Buck aged 30 were held Sunday afternoon in Rockdale with Rev. Vernon G. Miles of Cameron’s First Baptist Church officiating. Interment followed at Rockdale cemetery. Buck died in Cameron Saturday from tuberculosis, survived by sister Mrs. Clarence Raney of Buckholts.
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John Cole Buck
Rockdale
Vernon G. Miles
First Baptist Church
Cameron
Clarence Raney
Buckholts
Cameron Yoemen Defeat Waco 66 to 0 in Tuesday Night Bout
Cameron Yoemen dominated Waco on Tuesday night winning 66 to 0. Waco showed brief offense but failed to score, while Cameron’s backfield led by Earl Peck and teammates Underwood McLean and Turner drove the decisive win. Paul Stach suffered an injury and left the field in the third quarter.
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Cameron Yoemen
Waco
Cameron
Paul Stach
Earl Peck
Yoemen
Underwood
McLean
Turner
Bryadt Station Dedication Ceremonies May Move Indoors
Mrs Jeff Kemp said Tuesday that if weather prevents the Bryadt Station dedication from being held in the open on Sunday November 24 the program will be moved inside the building. A number of pioneers are on the program for the day.
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Mra
Jeff Kemp
Bryadt Station
Spen
Christ Edition Letter to Santa Requests Cooperation
The Herald asks teachers and faculty to allow children to write letters to Santa Claus for the Christ Edition. Letters should reach the Herald office by December 5th and must not be delayed beyond December 12th. The notice urges cooperation from schools and officials.
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Herald
Santa Claus
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