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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1928

Page

13

Warpath billed as Cotton Palace crowd pleaser at Waco

The Morris and Castle show headlines the Texas Cotton Palace in Waco from November 9 to 18. A family of six weighs 38 274 pounds total with acts including a monkey speedway and a live reptile exhibit. The 320 000 show features electric lighting, large crowds, rides, and a Darktown revue amid 12 other attractions and animal acts.

Fve Texas Cotton Palace Waco Cotton Palace Midway Entertainment Morris and Castle Company Monkey Speedway Emogene Morris and Castle

Debutantes to Parade Twice at Texas Cotton Palace

Texas debutantes will appear in two parades during the Texas Cotton Palace Exposition from November 9 to 18. The events include a Cotton, Dress ball on November 14 and a second parade on November 15, with prizes for affordable costumes and a requirement for a matching underwear set. McLennan County girls are sewing organdie gingham and print dresses in preparation.

Texas Texius Central Texas Lomma Perry Boles County Hore McLennan County

Feature days and programs at Texas Cotton Palace

Waco Texas hosts a two week Cotton Palace with a strong first week show of unusual merit in the coliseum. The second week introduces a new distinct program each day and night totaling varied exhibitions and events.

Waco Texas Texas Cotton Palace

Black Leaves Cameron Baptist Church for Bryan Post

H P Black, longtime educational director at Cameron Baptist Church, resigns and moves to Bryan to oversee similar duties. He will vacate roles including choir director, B Y P U superintendent, Sunday School superintendent, and finances. Deacons plan to appoint a successor while friends wish him well. Also notes reader letter about Tyler Commercial College recruiting for Arcadia, Louisiana and local visitors to Cameron.

H. P. Black The Baptist Church Bryan Cameron Black Board of Deacons of the Baptist Church

Unemployed Teachers Offered Quick Training For Business Roles

An advertisement proposes unemployed teachers can enter a business position via a new plan. It promises rapid completion of a course in weeks at a low cost, leveraging teachers training and literary foundations to meet employer needs.

Local visits and weekend gatherings span Cameron area

Mrs. Rodney Fontaine and son Billie spent Wednesday in Cameron. Mr and Mrs Alfred Wall and daughter Betty Lou of Baileyville spent Sunday at Archie McLerran’s home. Miss Martha Lou Hooks spent the Shoppers in Cameron Saturday from Jones Prairie with Will Harper and several Crook and Fontaine relations visiting family and friends.

Rodney Fontaine Billie Cameron Alfred Wall Betty Lou Baileyville Archie McLerran Bill Fontaine Jones Prairie Will Harper Carlton Crook Homer Crook W. J. Fontaine Sam Harrell Davis Black D. Massengale Clarence Crook Bill Smith

Jones Prairie Family News Returns from the East

Charles and Vernon Fontaine are back home after a period spent working in the east. Mrs. Carl Black and her son Billie remain mentioned in the brief society note.

Charles and Vernon Fontaine East Carl Black Billie

Massengales Spend Weekend in Ben Arnold and Maya Field

Mrs. D Massengale visited Ben Arnold while Mr and Mrs Eldread Massengale and their son stayed in Maya Field for the weekend.

D. Massengale Ben Arnold

Local color notes from weekend social visits

Miss Betty Lou Smith and a friend took a motor trip to Cameron on Sunday afternoon. Miss Willie Mae Johnson and Howard Schwarzing were Saturday evening guests at the Rodney Fontaine home. Mrs Rodney Fontaine and her son were Sunday dinner guests at the Johnson home.

Betty Lou Smith Cameron Willie Mae Johnson Howard Schwarzing Rodney Fontaine Rodney Fontaine and Son Johnson Home

Truck Crash Narrow Escape Near Bryan and Hearne

Joe Hickman narrowly escaped injury Saturday afternoon when he lost control of his truck between Bryan and Hearne. The vehicle rolled, pinning him briefly before rescuers freed him.

Joe Hickman Bryan Hearne Joe

Local Social Notes Include Visits and Appointments

The column lists several local residents with updates on their activities. Carl Black attended a show in Calvert with his spouse. Vernon Fontaine has new employment near Bryan. Dr W J Fontaine’s family shopped in Cameron. Eloise Boswell drives a Ford. Mrs Dick Harper is hospitalized in Cameron. Russell and Lillian visited Jim Fontaine's home on Sunday.

W. J. Fontaine Cameron Eloise Boswell

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Midway Bryan Church Bienville Parish E. H. Fisher Arcadia Tyler Commercial College Tyler BE. H. Fisher the Herald Jack Kirtley Rio Grande Valley Mr. Kirtley Fred McGehee Pharr George McGehee Joe Denson Arkansas Martha Lou Hooks R. K. Fontaine Eldread Massengale and Son Mayafield S. R. Cotton Palace of Sweets Studebaker F.o. B. Factory Ee Aker Erskine Six Erskine Joe J. Michalka Calvert, Texas Derneath Calvert Dick Harper Cameron Hospital Mr. Russell Miss Lillian Jim Fontaine Jeter Lumber Company Cameron, Texas HRAIL Fisher Mumpers Pontiac Fisher Pontiac Six Oakland-Pontiac General Motors Schiller Buick Company Oakbzan Qpewees
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