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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1923
Page
7
The men’s Sunday school classes at the Baptist church extend a cordial invitation to men from town and nearby areas to join. Mr. Du Boise leads the class with Mr. O. L. Kidd as teacher. Come next Sunday and see how much you will enjoy it.
The Presbyterian Auxiliary held its regular gatherings this week. Circle No 1 met with Mrs R D Brown for a social session while Circles 2 and 3 conducted work meetings with Mrs Robert McLane and Mrs Lu Meyers.
The program lists officers including President Henry McFadyen Vice President Gordin Lesovsky Secretary Treasurer Reba Young and Leader Miss Gladys Henry. It features a roll call offering led by Katherine Robbins and topics on Christian Citizenship with foundations by Elwood Atkinson and city government by Katherine Robbins.
The program centers on Ellis Island with Lena Belle Baskin leading a song service and scripture reading from 1 Corinthians 9 19 22. It features a piano solo by Mary McDermott and a recital titled The Immigrant's Experience Ellis Island led by a League. Myrtle Almond performs Many Hands that Knock and Harvey Yee presents The Storm in Yanko's Heart with a solo by Mildred Clinton followed by a League Benediction.
Mrs J O Hughes hosted Circle No 1 of the Baptist Auxiliary in East Cameron with eight members attending as Mrs John Dobbins led a Royal service study. Circle No 2 met at Mrs T A Casey’s. Mrs Ben Bailey led, fourteen members attended. Circle 3 gathered at Mrs William Henderson’s home with Mrs T S Henderson leading and six members present. all hostesses provided refreshments after the program.
Congregation urged to convene immediately after the Sunday morning service to consider the purpose of the upcoming church matters and decisions.
Sunday worship at Usual service with sermon titled Ascending God's Mount of Blessing led by Pastor H. R. McFadyen. The note also mentions sharing the R. R. Tyson property for church and manse use and related matters incident to the arrangement.
Detroit reports Ford Motor Company's Highland Park plant produced 85 000 valves daily with Northville operations supplying 44 000 000 valves since 1920. Five months saw nearly 7 000 tons of ammonium sulphate shipped from River Rouge. Early year sales indicate demand shifts to lighter motor cars and commercial units for efficiency.
An authority warns that rich food can tax kidneys causing backache headaches and urinary irritation. He promotes drinking ample water and four ounces of Salts daily to flush and stimulate kidneys, claiming it neutralizes acids and prevents disorders. A physician should examine kidneys biannually.
Ford reports United States sales of 1,354,020 cars and trucks in the first nine months, up 466,433 from 1922. September deliveries reach 141,467 for retail, up 35,029. trucks total 15,947, up 4,589 from the prior year.
Mrs. Tulula Pearson Denson wife of S J Denson died at her Cameron home after several weeks illness. She lived with her daughter Mrs Watt Skinner in Rogers part time. Funeral at the Baptist church was led by Rev J H Joiner with Rev Ira Key assisting. Interment followed at Oak Hill Cemetery. She was born in Mississippi and married November 20 1877 at Ludlow Mississippi. Survived by her husband two children Joe C Denson Rogers and Watt Skinner Rogers. four children preceded her in death.
The obituary notes a woman died in the Christian faith and lists out of town mourners visiting for the funeral. Relatives and friends from Rogers and distant towns such as Ben Arnold Waco Houston Rockdale and Houston areas attended including Watt Skinner J FE Sisson Mellie Denson and others.
With the completion of the new awning on the store of B. J. Baskin & Sons the shop’s appearance is greatly improved. The improvement suggests the town’s look can be enhanced further by replacing awnings on other buildings in Cameron. The recent First National and Cameron State Bank additions have already boosted downtown appearance.
A man advertises in Cameron seeking a wife aged 45 to 65. He describes himself as good and hardworking and provides contact via J. B. B. Box 804.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine from F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio is promoted as a constitutional remedy taken internally to affect the mucous surfaces through the blood. The ad offers one hundred dollar reward if it fails to cure and invites readers to request circulars and testimonials. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation and states availability from druggists.
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