Spiritist Church Observes 10th Anniversary in Cameron
Cameron's Spiritualist Church marked its tenth anniversary with services led by national church figures. Speakers included Rev. B. C. Brown from Tacoma, Rev. L. Devoe of Fort Worth, and Mrs. Bettye Voss of Fort Worth. A luncheon followed, with a memorial service and a later healing session. Rev. Brown plans a broader missionary tour through several states.
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Thanksgiving Day Observance In Cameron Postponed
In 1944 Cameron plans a November 30 holiday for most observers while rural mail and some services follow different dates. Postmaster Hays states city offices and banks close November 30 and merchants suspend business, with rural delivery resuming then.
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Hays
War Loan drive funds report and local notices
Dan Tyson reports a $2200 contribution in the 6th War Loan drive from Ben Arnold. Jesse Warren of Buckholts is hospitalized in Newton Memorial Hospital after a tonsil operation. Mr. and Mrs. Hall Massey of Yarralton visited business contacts in Cameron on Thursday.
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Dan Tyson
County War Finance
Ben Arnold
Jesse Warren
Buckholts
Newton Memorial Hospital
Butter storage and cream sources noted in and around Newton
Pasteurized butter creamery butter stored in tubs or pound prints at zero for six months or more. Homemade butter from unpasteurized sour cream loses flavor after weeks. Sweet cream butter lasts longer than sour cream butter and improves with pasteurized sweet cream. John Senkel, once ill at Newton Memorial Hospital, may return home.
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John Senkel
Newton Memorial Hospital
Dusting planes to reduce drag before takeoffs
Dust removal from wing surfaces is urged for fast fighters with service crews wiping planes before each takeoff. A Langley field report notes a transport at 225 mph uses 180 horsepower to pull rivet heads and lap joints through the air. Mrs Mamie Dragoo of Liberty visited Cameron on Monday.
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Langley Field
Powdered Nylon to Aid Postwar Manufacturing
A new nylon type will be sold as a powder. Manufacturers will melt it at high temperature and inject into molds to create lightweight, tough, resilient objects.
Bank Deposits Rise Nearly Forty One Percent During War Years
Bank deposits by businesses and individuals across the nation increased by about 41 percent over two war years, reaching roughly 90 billion dollars in total.
Massengale Sees 1944 War Year Hard on Planters
A. L. Massengale of Maysfield, who farms in the Little River bottom, visited Cameron Saturday and said the 1944 war year is difficult for planters as the labor situation makes farming nearly impossible.
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A. L. Massengale
Maysfield
Cameron
Killing Weeds by Fire Sparks New Market Product
A new weed killer uses flame to burn weeds leaving a light mulch for the soil. The product is now on the market and signals a novel approach to weed control while altering soil surface residue.
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