Local notes and social items from Cameron area
Mrs. Will Ross visits son Cole Ross and wife in the country whileMrs. A Owen leaves Ross home for Lyons apartments. Miss Velma Newton joins A&M Extension Department as secretary and reports happiness with new role. Mrs. Goodhue Smith and son return to Waco after visit. Mrs. G B Taylor plans California trip to visit son Jack Taylor. Alvin Nolte and companion to A&M ball game Thursday. Miss Maxine Tarver visiting Cameron with Aunt Mrs. G B Taylor. Mrs. S A Cottle hosts bridge. high score to Mrs. Coleman, second to Mrs. Oxsheer Smith. gifts exchanged. Various guests and travels noted including Miss Juanita and Emma Howard Thomas in Temple and Frank Grantham visiting Cameron from Brownwood. Deer hunting near Pearsall and Llano. eight point for Calloway and four point for Harris. Miss Susanna Wills hospitalized for operation. District 4 Texas Retail Merchants Association meeting in Temple with officers elected. Mrs. Vernon MelIntyre recovering at home. Several local visits and travel anecdotes. Death of L W Burhart reported from Oklahoma City. wedding of Miss Inez Tyson noted. District court fines for A H Treadwell and Buford Curlee. George C Clement to spend Thanksgiving with Cameron relatives.
Banquet for Employes at Milam Hotel
The Bell Telephone Company workers held their annual Turkey Banquet Wednesday evening November 20 at the Milam Hotel. Local employees attended, with Mr. and Mrs. C. Peyton of Temple visiting. The table featured snowy linens and yellow chrysanthemums, a cornucoplin centerpiece supplying charm.
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Bell Telephone Company
Milam Hotel
Peyton
Temple
Cotton ginning totals for 1935 show decline from last year
The Cotton Report states 25,268 bales were ginned prior to November 14 from the 1935 crop, compared with 38,104 bales in the same period the previous year, per Ray O'Neill, special agent.
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Ray O'Neill
Baptist Delegates Head to State Training Union in Dallas
Delegates including Rev. and Mrs. N D Timmerman Curtis Lowe and Alice Fanning travel from Cameron to Dallas for the State Baptist Training Union Convention opening Thursday. Ten thousand delegates from across Texas are expected over the three day meeting ending Saturday. District 15 president Mr Duckworth presides. Kagawa the renowned Japanese Christian will attend. Other leaders include Dr Dodd Dr Lee and Dr Truett with T C Gradner as convention head.
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State Baptist Training Union Convention
Dallas
Cameron
N. D. Timmerman
Curtis Lowe
Alice Fanning
R. N. Duckworth
Texas
Duckworth
Kagawa
Dodd
Lee
der. Truett
T. C. Gradner
Dull Headaches Gone by Simple Remedy
Headaches caused by constipation vanish after one Adlerika dose. Product claims to cleanse poisons from the bowel and relieve insomnia and nervousness. DUSEK PHARMACY advertises the remedy.
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Roth
Buckner Orphans Receive Six Thousand Dollar Provisions Load
A truck loaded with food, candy, and essentials valued at $6000 was sent to Buckner Orphans Home in Dallas. Milam County Baptist churches organized the drive, with R L Batte supplying the truck. Milam Candy Company added 5000 sticks of candy. L W Sample chaired the committee. Earl Adrain and daughter Marvin of Temple visited Mrs. L H Posey.
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Buckner Orphans Home
Milam County
R. L. Batte
Dallas
Milam Candy Company
L. W. Sample
Arrest of Jack Crane at Galveston Docks Sparks Custody
Jack Crane, a former convict, is held in Milam county jail after a Galveston arrest by special officer Jim Perkins during a longshoreman strike. Crane faces burglary and two counts of assault with intent to murder stemming from shootings at officers in Rockdale near a cemetery. bond set at $500 per case. Deputy Clarence McCall and Constable Charley Landis were fired upon by Crane. He had recently been released from prison for forgery.
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Jack Crane
Milam County
Galveston
Jim Perkins
Crane
Rockdale
Clarence McCall
Charley Landis
Ile
Also Mentioned on This Page
Will Ross
Cole Ross
A. Owen
Ross
Lyons
Williams
Methodist Church
Velma Newton
Miss Newton
G. B. Taylor
California
Jack Taylor
Alvin Nolte
Maxine Tarver of
Rosebud
S. A. Cottle
James Coleman
Oxsheer Smith
A. H. Newman
Waco
Juanita
Emma Howard Thomas
Frank Grantham
Brownwood
Bob Terry
W. Tt. Whatley
Seely Lamkin
Gib Terry
Pearsall
Miss Mae Griffith
Houston
Mrs
Roy Griffith
Ducky
J. L. Calloway
The
Ted Harris
Mumford
Llano
Calloway
Harris
Calloway, Jr
Susanna Wills
Cameron Hospital
Delphyn Scott
Texas Retail Merchants Association and Credit Bureaus
Kyle Hotel
Horace, Barnhart
Austin
Melba Petty
Mexia
Kyle
Vernon MelIntyre
Scott & White Hospital
HH. F. Smith
Oscar Torbett
Frank Torbett and Son
J. W. Cook
Marlin
George Childress Sr
R. M. Beard
R. M. Beard, Jr
Guy Ralston
Bettie Lou Ralston
Roscoe Connoly
Jeff T. Kemp
J. L. Clinton
Lola Clinton
George J. Matula
E. O. Schiller
Frank Lesovsky
John Matyastik
Davis Mountains
Jewell Barmore
Thompson Kemp
Paint Rock
L. W. Burhart
Oklahoma City
A. H. Treadwell
Buford Curlee
George C. Clement
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Pearl C. Clement
Geo. Clement
Jlresa
Howton
Bial
Ny A
Licorri & Myers Tosacco Co
Cotton Report
BTU
Dusek Pharmacy
United States Treasury Building
Es. Earl Adrain
Maviin
Omacaron
Vicks
Vicks Cough
J. K. Freeman
Cameron, ‘Texas
Billie Marek
James L. Coleman
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