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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1932
Page
2
Milam county farmers adopt trench silos as cheap fast storage. George Graves of Sharpe first, J W Kemp builds one west of Minerva. Kemp silo 148 feet long holds 100 tons. cost 25 and two and a half days. Seventy five acres of ground up feed to be packed for winter use.
The Tivat Christian church schedules morning worship on The Way with Bible School at 9 45 a m and 11 00 a m worship. An evening service at 7 30 p m follows with the Young People's Seth Parker meeting. Go To Church Sunday.
Evening Prayer and Sermon at 7 30 oclock on Sunday October 23 with Sunday School at 9 45 a m.
On Sunday October 16 the Methodist church observed Rev C A Lehmbergs 41st anniversary in the ministry. He plans to seek a one year leave of absence due to ill health at the Texas Annual Conference in Navasota on November 3 and will reside in Bartlett during rest. The congregation noted his service with admiration and Mrs R L Batte gave a floor basket of 41 rosebuds in his honor.
Burlington column notes Milam County Baptist churches plan a drive to send corn hay potatoes canned goods dry goods chickens or other items to Cameron for Buckner Orphan's Home. Donations may be delivered to Cahill's Store in Burlington before November 22 with J J Foshen Mrs H C Henderson Louis Murff Herman Schulz and Mrs Connie Cochran serving as the receiving committee. Roy Logan and Joy Jr visit relatives in the area and Mrs George Logan along with Mrs Roy Logan visit Cameron to see a sick child.
Mr and Mrs Roy Sample visited Rev and Mrs Asa Avant at Lampasas Monday and Tuesday of last week. Bro Avant attended the Milam County Baptist Association here Thursday and Friday. The association went off fine with wonderful speakers and a large attendance. A dinner was served. Ben Sample of Dime Box visited his brother Rey Sample. Miss Mary Gordon of San Antonio visited family while Private Jeannie Gordon at Fort Sam Houston earned a medal as expert marksman. Grandma Foshea has been ill but improving. A party was held at Mr and Mrs W K Johnston’s house last Saturday night. Bettie Massey of Houston and Neppie Swanzy of Rosebud visited Joe and Jeff Swanzy and families and relatives in Rockdale on Sunday. Henry W Mooing, new Burlington Telephone Exchange owner, and family moved here from
Terrel mentions visit by John Cholotte his wife and daughter at Burnett. Miss Hattie Maynald and Johnnh Keyser wed at Westphalia home of the bride's parents and received a wedding dinner at Frank Benesh's Burlington home. They plan to reside on the Keasler place near Burlington.
A period piece ad explains excess acidity from poor habits and late meals. It promotes a German specialist’s private formula King’s Stomach Tablets that supposedly build the body’s alkaline reserve and blot up excess acid like a sponge after 20 years of research and treatment of 100,000 cases.
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