Local and Personal Notes from Cameron Area
Miss Ethel Mondick teaches at Marak this fall. Osabough family of Eagle Lake visited sister Mrs Ernest Kahler. Mrs John S Owens returns to Cameron for a few months with son Sherwood Owens and wife. Miss Mozelle Bigbee to teach in Baileyville. Miss Mary Tolan is principal. Mrs Burns hosts the two teachers. Mrs Jessie Wilingham visits W S Clark in Cameron. Dr G B Taylor and Rev Dan Russell as Sunday guests. W D Bigbee returns from Corsicana for the weekend. Revival at First Baptist ends. Rev McKinley Norman returns home. Mr Carroll leaves for Fort Worth. Clark family to Rockdale. daughter Mrs Mary Kerr returns. Miss Melisa B O’Neal from San Marcos visits Rosebud. Miss Maggiela Aycock of Dallas visits. Mrs H Holzhouer of Dallas arrives to visit Lottie Bigbee. Curry school opens with opening exercises led by Miss Nora Duncum and Lois Randolph. trustees Frank Burney, Mr Perubsky and Mr Hughesassist. Unusually large attendance.
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Mozelle Bigbee
Baileyville
Mary Tolan
Burns
First Baptist Church
McKinley Norman
Waxahachie
Mr. Carroll
Fort Worth
Curry School
Nora Duncum
Lois Randolph
Frank Burney
Perubsky
Hughes
Cardus Helps Huntsville Woman Overcome Weakness
Mrs. R. L. West of Huntsville Alabama reports weakness and a side pain, losing weight, and nervousness. After taking Cardus for several bottles her side pain stopped and she grew strong and well, with Cardus sold at local drug stores.
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Cardus
R. L. West
Huntsville
Ala
Milam County Notables and Local Movements Observable
Dr Kings Vivien, Southwestern University president, guest of Rev and Mrs Lehmberg during Milam County Institute at Yee high school auditorium. Local residents travel to Dallas and Marlin, visits from Cameron families, teachers in Hearne and Branchville, and community updates on illness and work changes.
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Kings Vivien
Southwestern University
C. A. Lehmberg
Dr. Vivien
Milam County Institute
Yee High School
Cardus Promises Relief for Weak Women
Advert reads Cardus strengthens women in weakness and eases small symptoms by improving nourishment. It claims pain and nagging symptoms disappear as the body’s resistance increases. Sold at the drug store and urged over reliance on temporary pain pills.
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Cardo
Cardus
Price Cross Engaged to Sing on WFAA Dallas
Price Cross formerly of Cameron, son of Mr and Mrs S P Cross, is engaged to sing on station WFAA Dallas every Saturday evening at 10 15. Mr Cross has a fall season engagement and many Cameron friends will enjoy the program. Lauretta Evans, previously ill with bronchitis, is reported to be improving.
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Syd Stidham
Houston
Price Cross
Cameron
S. P. Cross
WFAA
Dallas
Mr. Cross
Lauretta Evans
666 666 Salve for Head Colds Most Speedy Remedies Known
The item lists various remedies claimed to ease head colds under the name 666 666 Salve. It presents sellers and brief notes on effectiveness, typical of catalog style advertisements.
Sermon Topic at First Christian Church Sunday
Sunday services at First Christian Church include Sunday School at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 a m with an evening service at 7 30 p m The sermon topic is Seeking God A young people meeting led by Seth Parker follows morning services
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First Christian Church
God
Seth Parker
Episcopal Church Evening Prayer and Sermon
The Episcopal Church holds Evening Prayer and a sermon at 7 30 p m on Sunday October 9 with Sunday School at 9 45 a m.
Weather Week Ending October 5 1932 Report
The table by R A Tag local weather man shows daily maximum and minimum temperatures and rainfall amounts for the week ending October 5 1932. Also notes his phone number 590 for timer and plumber services.
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R. A. Tag
Cameron saves on fire insurance through good records
East Texas study shows Cameron's 31 rate below regional average 40 and a 15 percent good fire record credit. Net premiums for 1981 totaled 40458 dollars with 7140 dollars saved due to credits. Fire prevention drives lower costs and National Fire Prevention Week runs October 9 to 15.
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Cameron
East Texas
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Sherwood B. Owens
Jessie Wilingham
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W. S. Clark and
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Dan Russell
A. & M. College
Ned Ike Looney
Ben Arnold
W. D. Bigbee
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Rockdale
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Melisa B. O'Neal
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Leland Green
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Lottie Bigbee
Geo. A. Thomas Drug Store
Gus Evans
Optometrist
Cameron, Texas
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Mary Randolph
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Tom Randolph
Loraine Bruce
Reba Young
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John Pace
Haskell
McIver
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Sam Hefley
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Joe Denson
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A. E. Kruse
T. A. Howell
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J. H. McLerran
Carrie Almon
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W. E. Kuehl
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J. J. Andrews
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R. L. Batte
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Billie Gaithey
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