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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1941
Page
4
Mary Maples reports a pleasant visit with relatives in Albuquerque New Mexico. Several Cameron residents including J D Peeples Milano and Glen Coker Bryan conduct business in Cameron. The U S Navy Recruiting Officer will be in Cameron Saturday November 22. Philco radios and repair services advertised.
180 acres two miles east of Cavilla on Friendship road with 80 acres cultivated and 100 acres grass and timber. Includes good farm house, tenant house, barn, well and windmill. Possession at once. For more information contact Wm Ro Rogers, Realtor, Cameron, Texas.
210 acre Peters Pfluger farm for rent located five miles southeast of Milano. For details contact Wm. R. Rogers, Realtor, Cameron, Texas.
Two improved farms for sale with possession. Located eight miles northeast of Cameron. For information contact Wm. R. Rogers, Realtor, Cameron, Texas.
Census figures show 14 277 bales ginned in Milam County Texas from the 1941 crop prior to November 14 1941, down from 20 425 bales ginned for the 1940 crop. Ray ONeill Special Agent.
The 42 Leisure Club and spouses celebrated at Cato's Coffee Shop on Tuesday night marking the club's sixth anniversary. Ida Vogelsang attended as a guest, with Leo Laake delivering the invocation and Mrs. P. L. Bergum giving the Welcome. Ida Vogelsang sang two solos, six members danced Ten Pretty Girls, and a skit was performed. Mrs. Edwin Adams acted as Toast Mistress, officers were announced, and the event closed with God Bless America. A Thanksgiving themed turkey supper and decorative touches completed the evening.
Members and guests of the Catholic Youth Organization gathered at the KC Hall Tuesday night for a social. Bunko produced Katherine Reineker as high prize winner and Billy Joe Michalka as low prize. After games, dancing followed with cookies and salted peanuts served to attendees Charlie Kunz of California and Rudy Michalka of Lincoln Nebraska.
E A Camp of Rockdale transacted business in Cameron on Wednesday.
Idella Etheredge aged 72 died at her daughter’s Rosebud home on Sunday November 16 1941 after two and a half years illness. Born near Cameron Milam County she lived there most of her life before moving to Rosebud two and a half years ago. She leaves two sons Caleb Etheredge Stanton Levi Pratt Travis three daughters Tom Vauban Thorndale Mathews Rosebud and Dave Carter Cisco two brothers Lewis Moore Cleburne Nathan Moore Philadelphia and two sisters Mrs Willis Saunders and Mrs M W Quillin. Funeral at Rosebud Church of Christ 3:00 led by John Haygood Cameron and Morgan Pendleton. burial Rice Chapel near Milano. Active pallbearers listed. honorary pallbearers noted. Lawrence Schiller son of E O Schiller visited from State University. Also note Lost purse in Cameron. papers to Luther Chapman.
A Baptist congregation urges Thanksgiving kindness and reports a $10,000 annual budget drive. They note a $140 Sunday School offering from 241 in Sunday School and 94 in Training Union, with 65 of 135 pledges signed so far.
Thanksgiving Day services were held by the Mother Church in Boston and branches worldwide. The service featured a Lesson-Sermon on Thanksgiving with testimonies of gratitude and a Golden Text from Psalms 50.14 15. The citations in the Lesson-Sermon include the theme of delivering in trouble and glorifying God.
The Lesson Sermon cites Revelation 21 3 about God dwelling with people and they being his. It also references Mary Baker Eddy's Science and Health describing Truths immortal idea lifting the sick and the hopeful day when man recognizes Christ and love for neighbor and God’s healing power.
The Janicek family expresses gratitude to those who offered sympathy, flowers, and help after the passing of husband, father and grandfather Joseph Janicek. Mrs. Joseph Janicek and Children thank everyone for support in their hour of sorrow.
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