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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1922
Page
4
The Cameron Herald established 1878, published by Herald Publishing Company. Directory lists officers and editors, with annual subscription of 1.00 and post office classification noted as second class.
The Pennsylvania branch of the Women’s International League for Peace adopts a resolution calling on President Harding to halt war games as unspiritually peaceful. The writer argues for trained armies and strong defense, citing Washington on being prepared to meet the enemy and urging a “mighty peace” backed by trained, capable forces.
The Lowell and Harvard observatories report distant star clusters and a galaxy boundary at 350000 parsecs while a nameless clergyman denounces women’s rouge and skirts, arguing science misleads faith. The Federal Council of Churches warns against movements overriding law and order and threatens to oppose Protestant influence.
The Open Forum invites signed letters from readers on any subject. Anonymous or abusive notes will not be published. Names must be furnished even if a fictitious byline is used. The Herald bears no responsibility for statements or ideas in the letters and no publication charge applies.
The Waco Times Herald reports the Federal Council of Churches condemned masked and secret bodies including the Ku Klux Klan. The resolution, read by Rev. Samuel Cavert, notes broad church unity behind the stance with 30 denominations and over 20 million members.
An Open Forum letter quotes W. C. Munn of Houston urging strong financial support for chambers of commerce. He argues that support is an investment in Houston's growth and benefits all business people, predicting more jobs and larger purchasing agent opportunities as the city expands.
A History Club meeting at Mrs. Ben Atkinson’s home appointed a committee to draft the Year Book including Current History. New members filled vacancies left by graduates, and Mrs. Atkinson served a salad to sixteen members. Next meeting set for Tuesday October 24 at Mrs. S A Cottle’s home.
Mrs Gillon’s farewell wish and Louise Nishan Gillon wedding invite are noted along with the Forty-two Auction Club gathering at Mrs Charles McDermott home. Circle meetings for Presbyterian Auxiliary Methodist Missionary and local district reports fill the civic notices with social and church activities. A poem titled Look on the Bright Side closes the item.
Miss Lorena Ruby visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Cc H Ruby. Mrs J H tu Beis is convalescing from dengue. Miss Josie Benes of Chrism.a visits sister Miss Tillie Eanes. Ferndell pure chilli sauce advertised. Giles L Avriet appears in product mentions.
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