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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1938
Page
8
A report highlights Lifebuoy Health Soap as effective against germs and dirt. Mothers and doctors’ wives favor Lifebuoy for children and daily hygiene, noting its germ removing properties and mildness compared with other soaps.
Congressman Poage and former district supervisor Upshaw addressed a friendly luncheon in Cameron. Poage explained district outreach visits to ease access to his office, inviting residents to seek cooperation on any problems. E G Eggert of Atlanta, en route to a Public Health meeting, stopped at the Herald office.
R F Yardley, recovering from illness, was taken to his daughter's home in Marshall last Saturday. Rev James Taylor a Baylor University student preached both morning and evening services at the Baptist church Sunday. Arvin Mitchell spent Sunday with…
Football from placement to run keeps the string alive at 14. Score shows Taylor leading Yoe High 28 to 7. Allen sprinted to the Yoe 15 and lateral to Wiley but the play lost 3 yards. Lucas’s passes were incomplete thrice then he punted from his own 43. Harry Hughes missed due to a sprained ankle. Heap advanced to the Yoe 30 before the Ducks kicked from their 40. Cammer and Lazek contributed to the drive.
In a tight heads up start the Yeomen trailed as Taylor recovered a punt on the Yeo 19. Heap’s pass to Clark in the end zone fell incomplete and Clark’s field goal from the 20 fell short by inches. Cameron’s ball at 20 was pushed to the Yoe 35 after a Taylor substitute penalty, and Lucas cleared danger as the game ended. The Yeomen missed Clifford Guess who sat out with a back injury.
The Gause 4-H club met October 14 at sponsor Mrs. H. M. Walker’s home to elect officers and demonstrators. Mrs. Walker was re elected sponsor. New officers include President Reba Ray Julian Vice President Marie Crockett Secretary Emma Frances Komegay Reporter Edith Fewell Pep Leader Lola Luce and bedroom demonstrator Claudene Komegay with additional regular visitors Lillian Fuller Dorothy Luce and Charlene Julian.
Demonstrator Kathryn Reese attended for the regular visit of agent. Reba Ray Quillian Mary Todd and Billy Bankston among twenty-one members present with Mrs. Walker and Miss Ada Mae Hinman. Miss Dorothy Porter visited briefly before the meeting. The girls are eager to begin work and hope for a hundred percent club next year. Best wishes to all 4-H members and everyone else.
A note from the Gause Club expresses good wishes to Ada Mae Hinman. The dedication highlights community ties and friendly regard within the group.
Jess Neeley a Milano farmer visited Cameron on Monday. Cameron women attended the Central District Presbyterial held at Belt on Tuesday including Mesdames R. D. Brown J. E. Johnson Meta McCown Graham Gillis Mary Mc Lane Lawrence and James Watson.
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