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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1928
Page
12
Trade notes from area merchants describe expanding gift and toy displays for Christmas. Mr. Thomas promises further showcases beyond Neblett Shape as stores plan major seasonal offerings. Louis F. Gohmert of Gohmert Variety Store teases a forthcoming toy land display with more details to come.
One of the cheer centers of the city showcases the Texas Power and Light Company offices as a strong source for practical gifts. The downtown section offers notable aid to gift selection through this store.
Dusek Pharmacy announces plans for its annual Christmas gift display featuring cards and a variety of seasonable treasures. The store emphasizes a wide assortment tailored to holiday shoppers seeking festive items.
Walter F Sharpe unveils a festive Palace of Sweets with a large stock of candies, stationery and novelty goods to form a center of Christmas cheer. A well laid plan of decorations promises a bright display and seasonal attractions.
The Palace of Sweets decks its counters with holiday colors and gift boxes as Mr. Sharpe adds new lines for a record stock. The store aims to be the ideal Christmas shopping spot with the greatest candy selection in its history.
The R H Johnson Jewelry Store showcases a new display curated by Mrs Johnson. The campaign emphasizes lasting gifts and dependable quality, aiming to rival the best displays seen this season.
The New Cameron Drug Company will present a large Christmas goods display with arrivals already in place. Practical gifts candies and many items fill the display counters as Joe Denson expresses satisfaction with the selections for the trade this year.
The article notes frosted windows at Cole man Chevrolet Company signaling a big event. Mike Coleman hopes to show new Chevrolet fixes for Christmas, though it is uncertain. Invitations will be mailed to the public to visit display rooms and learn about Chevrolet history.
Toyland at Green Brothers prepares to open for the public as a leading Cameron Christmas shopping destination. The big store plans its usual seasonal display and promotions to attract weekend crowds.
Display of goods including furniture and practical items highlights Cameron Furniture Company toy department. Majestic Radio promoted as best gift in the world. R. C. A. radio sets and furniture offered as practical suggestions for holiday shoppers.
Matocha Hardware announces a forthcoming large toy department to greet Christmas shoppers. The store will feature a wide stock of practical gifts and a substantial half page ad from J. D. Dobbins on dry goods. Manager Earnest Collins says prices are unusually low to clear spring merchandise.
Hubert Hefley Motor Company announces over 600000 new Fords sold in this issue. The ad claims the latest Ford models offer greater resale value than rivals, making them highly desirable for buyers and sellers alike.
Henry Lippman offers exceptional values this week with a closeout on men s suits and women s coats as the Army Store expands into additional merchandise lines.
The marriage occurred Thursday November 22 at 2:30 pm in Augusta Church Ben Arnold with Rev. R Kalkbrenner officiating. Attendants included Adelia Sitz Alice Lorenz and Anna Boecker as bridesmaids and Eddie Boecker Raymond Pimpler Albert Sitz as groomsmen.
A wedding of much interest united Miss Irene Grappell and Mr. William A. Sells on November 19, 1928 at 9 15 a m in Buckholts. The ceremony joined two old and prominent local families in a brief, traditional service.
Rev Shawe conducts wedding at Buckhous home then couple leaves for Dallas Fort Worth trip. Mr and Mrs Sells return to Cameron and reside with Mr and Mrs H E Garner. Bride Mrs Grappell of Buckholts and groom William A Sells of Meeks with Edward and Louis Sells families send best wishes. William A Sells works at First National Bank Cameron after Milam County Hardware.祝愿 a long happy life and prosperity.
Judge Jeff T. Kemp with W. S. Lamkin E. O. Schiller F. S. Lesovsky and C. bk. Akers returned from Mason county Friday. One deer was killed with E. O. Schiller the lucky man. Kemp says deer plentiful but luck poor as only one legal buck was bagged.
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