Mrs J J Andrews Buried In Cameron On Birthday
Yarbrough Andrews widow of J J Andrews died Sunday morning after a long illness. Funeral held Monday at the family home conducted by Rev N D Timmerman with interment in Oak Hill cemetery. Survived by husband and daughter Lora Lee Andrews a Mount Auburn school teacher in Dallas. Out of town relatives and six pallbearers attended.
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Maysfield
Cameron
J. J. Andrews
The
Baptist Church
Baptist Church of
Lora Lee Andrews
Mount Auburn School
Dallas
Mays
Ira Smith
Houston
Billie Williams
Rosebud
Lucy Mae Reynolds
Dan Tyson
W. R. Hoover
Starrett Hickman
Webb Todd
Dan Gunn
Harve Dobbins
Card of thanks for support after death of John W. Joynes
The family extends sincere thanks to neighbors and friends who assisted during the death and burial of John W. Joynes. Thanks are given for flowers and help. Relatives Esther Joynes Ralph Joynes Dorothy Joynes and Mrs. Ruper Harkrider of Abilene visited Mrs. Martha Rogers and Mrs. Jeff T. Kemp. Jett P. Hefley, Bryan Retail Merchants Association secretary, was a weekend guest of his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Joynes
Esther Joynes
Ralph Joynes
Dorothy Joynes
Ruper Harkrider
Abilene
Martha Rogers
Jeff T. Kemp
Jett PD. Hefley
The
Retail Merchants Association of
Bryan
Sadie Hefley
Plate Supper at Marlow School with Roosevelt Speech
A plate supper is planned at Marlow School on Thursday night October 27. Hon. W G Gillis will speak for Roosevelt and Garner. Everyone is invited.
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Marlow School
W. G. Gillis
Roosevelt
Garner
Cardus helps McComb, Miss. woman regain strength
Mrs H. E. Dunaway of McComb Mississippi writes of illness and fatigue. She describes back pains and sleepless nights before trying Cardus. After one bottle she felt better and continued using Cardus gaining strength and better sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardui
H. E. Dunaway
McComb, Miss
Cardus
Life Long Republican Buys Shareholders Button In Decatur
Colonel Dick Collins editor of Wise County Messenger campaigns for Texas Democratic ticket funding. He persuades W. C. Milligan a life long Republican to become Shareholder in America Number two for Wise County and pins a Roosevelt Garner medallion on him. A Democratic photographer captures the moment. Sunday School attendance and Epworth Leagues activities are urged by Pastor C A Lehmberg for Cameron churches.
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Decatur
Texas
Dick Collins
Wise County Messenger
Democratic Campaign Committee
Cuba
America
W. C. Milligan
Judge A. Muldoon
Wise County
Collins
Colonel Collins
Mr. Milligan
Weather Two Weeks Ending October 19 1932
Table by R A Tag lists daily highs and lows for two weeks ending October 19 1932 with rainfall amounts. It notes Tag is local weather man and timer and plumber with phone 590.
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R. A. Tag
Black-Draught Syrup Promoted for Bilious Spells
Mr. Charles E. Stevens of Columbus Indiana says he uses Thedford's Black-Draught for bilious spells. He reports dizziness fatigue and sleepiness improving after taking the remedy, noting it helps rid him of bile and restores wakefulness. The ad claims a syrup form for children.
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Thedford
Charles E. Stevens
Columbus
Ind
Methodist Church Invites Congregation to Sunday Services
The pastor invites all readers to attend next Sunday services at 11 a.m. with the sermon The Greatest Challenge of Them All and at 7 45 p.m. with A Willingness To Go led by the senior and junior choirs.
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Methodist Church
W. W. Connerly
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J.J. Andrews
Lone Star
Natural Gas Co
Marlow
Lief
Gus Evans
Cameron, Texas
Lewis Stone
Chester Morris
Jean Harlow
Henry Stephenson
Milam Theatre
Life Long Republican
Button
Epworth
C. A. Lehmberg
Caelth
C. N. Green & Bros
Leland Green
C. N. Green
C. F. Green
Goer
Hefsey-Stedman Motor Co
E. A. Wallace
First National Bank
Federal Land Bank of
Cameron National Farm Loan Association
P. L. Marburger Call
Dallas News
Dallas Morning News
Dallas, Texas
P.O
Oklahoma
Louisiana
New Mexico
Arkansas
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