Christian Church Holds One Day Rally at Temple Church
Cameron Christian church members gathered for a one day rally at Temple First Christian Church on Oct 19. Speakers from United Christian Missionary Society and several Texas church leaders discussed missionary work and education while attendees enjoyed a noon chili dinner and evening programs.
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Wallace Jones
Cameron Christian Church
Temple
Mesdames Hannah
J. M. Eplen
Guy Slocomb
H. E. Garner
Raymond Beard
Ray Burke
W. A. Copus
Grace Eplen
Lorene Wade
Minnie Edith Jones
Stone Garner
J. Leslie Finnell
Church Election and Extension Department
United Christian Missionary
Roger Fife
Belton
W. R. Holder
Africa
Bertha MecMasters
Texas Women’s Christian Missionary Society
J. T. McKissick
Randolph Christian College
Ciseaye Texas
Henry G. Rowden
Txas Christian University
Anna Clark
Young People’s Missionary Organizations
Fremaine
China
Temple First Christian Church
J. W. Holsapple
Cameron Banks Report Strong Deposits and Resources
The Herald publishes Cameron bank statements showing deposits of 2 958 448 33 pounds and total bank resources near four million dollars. The report notes the figures indicate strong financial health and suggest only a small amount is needed to reach three million in deposits.
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Cameron
The
Herald
Cameroon
Three Day Rodeo Opens In Cameron
J M Lewis 85 of Forney dies of heart attack Tuesday afternoon in Dallas while visiting the State Fair with family. He was a Confederate veteran and Kaufman county pioneer. His widow Mrs W E Jones of Forney and other relatives were with him. he died en route home just as the ambulance reached Forney.
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Chas. F. Green
Cameron
Forney
J. M. Lewis
Kaufman County
W. E. Jones
Dallas
Orphan's Home
Business Women Welcome State President At Cameron Event
The Federated Business and Professional Women's Club of Cameron will host a Thursday evening gathering at the Cameron Country Club in honor of state president Miss Daisy Leake and state secretary Miss Ollie Mooty. Under Miss Theresa Jensen the hall is decorated, with pop songs and a seven piece orchestra. Talks by club members are planned, with Annie Stallsworth chairing the program. Guests travel from Temple Waco Belton Rockdale and other towns. turkey dinner and 80-place covers are arranged.
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Federated Business and Professional Women’s Club of
Cameron
Cameron Country Club
Daisy Leake
Ollie Mooty
Temple
Miss Theresa Jensen
Voutry Club
Miss Manning
Annie Stallsworth
Waco
Belton
Rockdale
Cameron State Bank Posts Strong Resources and Deposits
The Cameron State Bank reports nearly seven hundred thousand dollars in resources and total deposits of 3551 910.93 as of October 10 1928. The statements reflect renewed prosperity and financial stability for the Cameron community alongside other local banks.
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Times
Cameron Banks
Texas State Bank in Fine Showing With Published Statement
The statement by H. M. Hefley president and A. K. Gurecky cashier shows the Texas State Bank and Trust Company in excellent condition with rapid growth. It reports nearly $300000 in deposits and marks strength and progress, pleasing officers directors and depositors.
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Texas State Bank
Texas State Bank and Trust Company
Gameron Bank
H. M. Hefley
A. K. Gurecky
Bradbury Dies in Franklin Home Pioneer Resident Passes
L. L. Bradbury, 71, longtime Franklin Robertson County resident and postmaster, died Tuesday after a lengthy illness. Born 1856 in Montgomery, Texas, he spent a busy life as a leading citizen and businessman and was a Baptist deacon. Funeral held Wednesday with local pastor presiding. he is survived by family including son C. W. Bradbury of Cameron.
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L. L. Bradbury
Franklin
Robertson County
C. W. Bradbury
Cameron
Texas
Montgomery
T Franklin
Mr. Bradbury
The
Baptist Church
Wm. Henderson
Grady Stidham
Roy Law
H. N. Black
E . . Hutcherson
Lucy Ene
Herald
Bereard
State of Texas v El mer Lewis speeding appeal in Cameron
The case of State of Texas vs El mer Lewis for speeding was tried in the County Court on Tuesday. The defendant appealed from Cameron City Corporation Court claiming improper arrest due to the City Marshal lacking the required uniform. The court ruled the appeal bond valid and a jury was chosen before verdict.
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State of Texas
Elmer Lewis
Corporation Court
City of
Cameron
B. Slocomb
Hefley Sees Electable Al Smith. Strong in New York
Representative Sam Hefley, Texas Motion Picture Owners Association, returned to Cameron after a two week New York trip. He met Governor Al Smith in Albany, praised Smith’s personality and leadership, and predicted Smith would win the Democratic nomination and the presidency. Hefley also visited Mayor Jimmy Walker and remains an ardent Smith supporter.
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Sam Hefley
Texas Motion Picture Owners Association
Cameron
New York
Federal Trade Commission
Hefley
Albany
al Smith
Mr. Hefley
Jimmy Walker
Poole and Schneck Open Week in Cameron
The Poole and Schneck shows arrive in Cameron for a weeklong engagement aligned with the three day American Legion rodeo. Afternoon performances only, with many attractions drawing visitors. advance crews issued 25 000 free passes for The Herald office.
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Cameron
American Legion
Legion
the Herald
Appeal Tests Validity of New Statute in Fine Case
The defendant was fined five dollars and appealed his case. The appeal will scrutinize the constitutionality of the new statute, drawing substantial public interest.
Cheeves Bros Sale Draws Crowds in Cameron
The Cheeves Bros sale attracted many shoppers to Cameron as a well chosen stock of fall and winter goods was offered at very low prices. Mr. McIntosh reports strong sales and predicts the sale will continue for some time.
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Cheeves Bros
Cameron
McIntosh
City Council Sets Meeting For October 28 Bids
City Council adjourned to Friday October 8 to review street topping bids. Dr Sutton to serve three more months as sanitarian funds come from non tax sources. Next meeting aims to set streetwork estimate and finalize contract to proceed.
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Rr. G. EB. Sutton
Three Days One Cent Sale Opens at New Cameron
The New Cameron Drug Company launches a three day Rexall one cent sale led by manager Joe Denson. He expects brisk buying as many items, especially food products, prove highly attractive and plan to close Saturday with heavy sales.
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New Cameron
Cameron Drug Company
Joe Denson
Can't Paint a House With Applesauce Ad Slogan
Rush A Thomas writes an advertisement for Geo A Thomas and Sons Drug Store extolling Sherwin Williams paint. The ad highlights a large stock and claims high quality after many years of selling the brand.
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Rush A. Thomas
Geo. A. Thomas and Sons Drug Store
Sherwin-Williams
Cameron Furniture Launches Large Fall Sales Campaign
Cameron Furniture Company begins a fall opening push with extended advertising and new prices. The stock is the largest in Cameron in years and priced to compare with 1913 quotes. Local shoppers have already purchased substantial merchandise.
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Cameron Furniture Company
Cameron
Cowboys in Flaming Shirts Storm Cameron Rodeo Weekend
Cameron hosts a three day rodeo and far west exposition at Lawless Greenfield starting Thursday afternoon. Manager Claud Akers promotes the 1927 rodeo with George Kay stock, Red Tate bull, and events from calf roping to bulldogging, with $100 prize for riding the bull. Admission 50 and 25 cents under American Legion auspices.
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Cameron
Lawless Greenfield
Far West
Claud Akers
George Kay
Grand Street
Red Tate
Geo. Roy
Poole and Schneck
American Legion
H. M. Akers
Texas
Knights Initiate Five In Rank Of Knight
The Knights of Pythias completed the initiation of five members last Monday night as part of a fall and winter canvass that brought in nearly 60 applications. Next Monday night the lodge will confer the rank of Esquire on a head of candidates.
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Knights of Pythias
Attorney S M Burns Returns to Practice After Illness
S M Burns, attorney, was in the city this morning at his office. He has been ill for over a month but is back to work and asks friends to call him. While not fully recovered, careful dieting will restore his health.
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M. Burns
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Cameron State Bank
Bradbury
AY Smith
First Presbyterian Church
City Council
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Mackakers
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