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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1933
Page
4
Public notice from the Cameron Texas area announces insurance records and a postal classification under an act of Congress from 1879. It details advertising rates per column and display line rates for notices of public entertainments and obituaries with admissions or funded events.
The text details a Golden Jubilee celebration in Cameron Texas with speeches by Congressman Cross of Waco district, a post addresses program, a supper by Catholic women, and a ball at the Knights of Columbus Hall. It lists jubilee chairs and notes a 54 page souvenir book by Thompson Kemp and Miss Mary Ellen Manning. It recounts the Meyers family land gifts, church history from 1904 to 1927, and the new brick hollow tile church built 50 by 120 feet seating 500, praised as among Texas Catholic churches.
A social gathering Tuesday afternoon featured fall decorations and candy jack straw games won by Miss Viela Sustek. The event announced the upcoming wedding of Miss Euline Slaughter to Rudolph Bielefeldt, with a 9 am Sunday ceremony at First Baptist church. A toast by Noram Jeane McElwrath preceded gifts of a salad and dessert recipe book. Charlies Wendt visited from Hereford county. Dr Lillie Robarts of Fort Worth joined the party before returning home.
Mrs. W. B. Levy hosted a chicken supper followed by bridge on Thursday evening with a Halloween theme in decorations. Games featured the theme. Mrs. B. F. Bonds won high among women and B. F. Robinson high among men. Special guests were Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Jenness.
Relatives and friends greet Mr and Mrs Frank Wendt of Spearman as they celebrate the adoption of their three months old baby boy named Arthur.
All circles met at the church Monday afternoon led by Mrs. Lee Heath. Mrs. Gus Evans gave the devotional. Lottie Moon circle served sandwiches and hot tea. Next Monday circles meet at 3 30 for Bible Study.
Hearne prepares for a Friday night transfer to Cameron while the Flying Eagles seek fortunes. Probable starting lineups list Evans Triggs Blaylock Pemberton Chambers Williams Fichenhorst Cannae as key players with several reserves and staff named across positions.
J R Hunt of Norman Valley observed his sixty first birthday on Sunday October 8 1933 with a large dinner attended by relatives and friends from Sandow Rockdale Sharp Waco and Duncan. The gathering reported a good time and extended wishes for many returns of the day.
Classified ad notices include a five room house in good condition two blocks from the high school priced at $10.00 per month listed by C. N. Green. Another listing for a 100 acre dairy farm a quarter mile from city limits near Horstmann Bros. Tire Store. WANTED Good clean white rags by Hefley-Stedman Motor Co.
Wanted a representative to manage magazine subscriptions in Cameron and nearby areas. Earn a good share of hundreds of dollars spent each fall and winter. Oldest U S agency guarantees lowest rates on all periodicals. No start-up cost or equipment required. Build a growing business in full or spare time. Moore-Cottrell, Inc. Wayland Road North Cohocton NY.
Delegates of American citizens of Czech descent in Temple Texas voted wholehearted support for Governor Miriam Ferguson and her husband James Ferguson as they condemned self styled leaders seeking to form undemocratic politics. The resolution pledged official backing for the Ferguson administration and affirmed allegiance to federal and state governments. Method Pazdral and El J Sulak signed the document as chair and secretary.
George T. Wharton of Petersburg Virginia says Black-Draught provides quicker and better relief for constipation and dull fatigue and aids colds and other complaints where a laxative is needed. He has used it for twenty five years and finds it easy to take. Also recommends Thedford’s Syrup of Black-Draught for children.
Cuba History Club gathered Tuesday afternoon with Mrs A C Strickland. Members answered roll call with assigned topics while Mrs W E Gaither and Mrs A C Martin led the lesson. Next meeting will host by Mrs T S Henderson. Fall flowers decorated the home and a salad plate with hot tea followed the lesson. Mrs L T Willis of Gregory attended as an out of town guest and is mother of club member Mrs James L Coleman.
The Great Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus, one of America's largest railroad shows, will perform in Temple on Thursday October 12 offering new features on three all steel trains. Clyde Beatty with forty lions and tigers leads the program alongside the Hanneford family of bareback riders and other stellar acts. Performances are at 2 and 8 pm with doors opening an hour earlier to view the extensive zoological display.
The State of Texas commands the Sheriff to summon J T Riley by weekly newspaper publication for four weeks before the return day to appear at the next Milam County District Court term in Cameron on November 13 1933 to answer a petition filed October 2 1935.
Mrs Maggie Stanfield recalls using Cardui to recover from long illness and low weight. She reports poor sleep back trouble and low stamina before taking Cardui and quickly gaining weight and vitality after starting treatment.
A divorce petition in Milam County Texas district court alleges three year plus abandonment by J T Riley and seeks a decree dissolving the bonds of matrimony with Bessie Mae Riley as plaintiff. The clerk Penn Wolf notes the case return on the next term and execution of the process.
Cardus claims malnutrition causes monthly aches and pains and promises better appetite and strength from food. It suggests Cardus builds up well being and relief from aches as you gain nourishment.
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