J E Torno 58 Dies at Cameron from Heart Attack
J E Torno 58 died of a heart attack Monday October 7 1929 at Cameron Compress Company where he had worked for months He is survived by his widow and four children Irene Torno Mrs Albert Underwood Frank and Roy Torno and sister Mrs J W Radtke Funeral services were held at Coleman Eplen funeral home and First Christian church with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery The Cameron Herald notes the family’s sorrow and extends sympathy
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J. E. Torno
Cameron Compress Company
The
Compress
Mr. Torno
Torno
Cameron
Milam County W M U Session Chooses New President
Milam County W M U Association met at the Baptist church for an all day session with Mrs J C Martin acting as president. District 15 president Mrs Jesse W Maxwell Austin and state secretary Mrs Leigh Dallas spoke. Cameron W M U served lunch and reports from officers were read. Wilson Gunn elected president for the next year.
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Milam County
W. M. U. Association
Baptist Church
J. C. Martin
E. S. Hutcher
Jesse W. Maxwell
Austin
Leigh
Dallas
Cameron W. M. U
Association
Wilson Gunn Wa
Sunday Visits and Young People Gather in North Elm
Melton Moorman and wife visited their parents Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Moorman. Ed Westbrook attended a dinner at her mother's home. Opal Hendrix and Corinie Fuller stayed with Mary and Gladys Harry. The Richards family visited A. B. Richards and relatives. Sim Fuller Robbers Hurry and children joined Mrs Hurry's group. Opal Westbrook and Corinie Fuller went kodaking with Mary and Gladys Hurry. Earl Armstrong visited the Hurry home. John D Westbrook and Opal were noted together.
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Melton Moorman
R. M. Moorman
Ed Westbrook
Opal Hendrix
Corinie Fuller
Misses Mary
Gladys Harry
John D. Westbrook
Willie Hurry
Mary
Gladys Hurry
Opal Westbrook
Local Families Share Weekend Visits and Plans
Westbrook were dinner guests in the W M Hurry home. Jake Richards visited his parents Sunday afternoon. Mrs Tom Richards and children spent the weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs A B Richards. Mr and Mrs Rob Fuller and Mrs Westbrook spent Sunday afternoon in Yarrelton with Mr and Mrs Rust Filks. Dr and Mrs S R Cotton will leave Cameron Friday morning to attend the State Convention of Chiropractors in Houston at the Rice Hotel.
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Jake Richards
Mrs
A. B. Richards
Tom Richards
Rob Fuller
Westbrook
Yarrelton
Rust Filks
S. R. Cotton
Cameron
Chiropractics
Rice Hotel
Houston
Mrs. J. D. Baskin Hosts 42 Club First Meeting
Mrs. J. D. Baskin hosted the 42 Club in the season opener last Thursday afternoon. Queen's crown and roses adorned the rooms with low vases centering green trays, creating a formal, springlike setting for the gathering.
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J. D. Baskin
Pink favors and social guest list after game
A salad course and ice were served after the games. Favors consisted of pink wrapped boxes with homemade candies. Mrs. Baskin’s son Jim helped pass score cards and favors. Out of town guests included Mrs. Co. E. Meadow of Houston and Mrs. Hazel Burke of Washington, D. C.
Christian Church Sunday Schedule and Services
The Christian Church lists Sunday school at 9 45 a m worship at 11 a m and a 7 p m Christian Endeavor meeting followed by a 7 30 p m service themed The Great Supper All are welcome.
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Christian Endeavor
Community circles plan meetings after fund assessment
The organization was assessed $50 for the Bay Lor College Maintenance Fund. Six members attended Eunice Taylor Class circle, nine from Lillie Mae Handley, and six from Lottie Moon. Next Monday the circles meet with their respective hosts: Eunice Taylor Glass with Mrs. R. G. Grabein, Lillie Mae Handley with Mrs. Ida Jer, and Lottie Moon with Mrs. Harve Dobbins.
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Baylor College
Eunice Taylor
Lillie Mae Handley
Lottie Moon
Eunice Taylor Glass
R. G. Grabein
Ida Jer
Harve Dobbins
Baptist W M S Meets After County Association
The Baptist W M S held a church meeting Monday afternoon after the County Association session. The devotional was omitted, and Mrs. W H Parker opened the meeting with a prayer. Various reports were heard and the remainder of the time was taken with business.
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Baptist
County Association
W. H. Parker
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The passage discusses religious groups and their roles in conflict, noting that Christians do not have exclusive rights to fighting and that Jews are described as ordinary people. The text reflects a dated, controversial stance on interreligious relations.
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North Elm
Sim Fuller
Robbers Hurry
W. M. Hurry
Earl Armstrong
Hurry Home
John D.westbrook
Miss Opal
Baptist W. M
Mississippi
Cardus
Greenville
Mattie Dalton
Pecan Street
Cardui
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Frigidaire Corporation
Frigidaire
Keith Electric Co
Cameron, Texas
Hubert Hefley
Texas
Jeter Lumber CO
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