The Cameron Herald Advertising Rates Notice
The Cameron Herald lists advertising rates and editorial staff and notes obituaries and public notices with admission charges at regular rates. Names include W C Triggs Jefferson B White and directors J B White Robert McLane J P Werner R P Jeter H M Hefley J T Parma J G Davis.
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J. B. White
Robert McLane
J. P. Werner
R. P. Jeter
H. M. Hefley
J. T. Parma
J. G. Davis
Local Cameron sale highlights Hudson Essex cars and more
Cameron Herald reports Horstmann Brothers Tire Store offers savings on Hudson and Essex Super Six cars in a local clearance. Other notices include Pennington Produce adding turkey dressing starting November 4, Elmo Vaughn Dry Goods selling out by January 1, and St Louis Store removal sale with upcoming closure. The J D Dobbins fall unloading sale continues with large stock and big discounts, Majestic Radio's continued leadership, and Cameron Furniture's low radio set prices for farmers.
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Cameron Herald
Horstmann Brothers
Hudson-Essex
Elmo Vaughn
St. Louis
Zideil
Zider
Cameron
J. D. Dobbins
Dobbins
Cameron Furniture Company
Furniture Company
James L. Coleman
Ladies Elect New Officers and Plan Holiday Fund Drive
Mrs Ernest Eggert is elected president and Mrs G E Sutton vice president to fill vacancies in the foreign missions and spiritual life posts. Mrs George Kay becomes secretary of foreign missions and Mrs C W Lawrence secretary of spiritual life. The group will collect papers for shipment sell Christmas cards and hold a rummage sale on Saturday November 2 in the former Piggly Wiggly building.
Dance Night at Skeezix With Eleven Black Aces
Dee Johnson and his Eleven Black Aces will headline the regular Saturday night dance at Skeezix. The fine negro orchestra comes off a ten week engagement at Loma Linda near Houston and draws what Mr. Cammer expects to be the largest crowd of the year.
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Dee Johnson
Skeezix
Loma Linda
Houston
Cammer
Presbyterian Auxiliary Holds Session After Officer Resignations
Four officers resigned prompting a Monday church business session. Mrs. John A. Green, president, stepped down due to relocation to Dallas, and Mrs. Wilson also resigned.
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Presbyterian Auxiliary
John A. Green
Dallas
Wilson
Christian Church Services Planned for Sunday October 27
Sunday School at 9 45 A M features The Three Crosses of Cavalry in morning worship at 11 A M. Evening worship at 7 30 P M presents A Convention of Trees. Prayer meeting Wednesday October 30 at 7 30 P M. All invited to worship times.
Christian Aid Ladies Aid Meeting at Local Church
Members of the Ladies Aid of the Christian church met Monday afternoon at the church. Mrs. Raymond Beard presided and led a round-table Bible lesson discussion. A brief business session closed the gathering.
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Christian Aid
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
Raymond Beard
D A R Chapter Hosts State Regent Mrs J Rountree
Sarah McCalla Chapter Cameron Texas meets with Paris state regent Mrs J T Rountree as honor guest and speaker. The yearly report notes 28 members including 26 resident and 12 non resident. Members and officers listed. The chapter celebrates Flag Day and expands civic projects while adding four new members and noting three transfers and one death.
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J. T. Rountree
Paris
Sarah McCalla
R. H. McIntosh
Rountree
McIntosh
Don Eplen
Cameron
Texas
Ruth Kemp
Velda Walker
Terry Dollar
Ann York
Mesdames T. V. Adams
Hellen Willet Harris
Susan Pope
Mattie Quaid
Itasca
Hoyte Demonstration Club Meets at Presleys
The Hoyte Home Demonstration Club met Friday October 18 at 2 30 PM at Mrs Harrold Presley s home with six members present The group approved minutes and discussed Children s Clothing Miss Bartholomew Home Demonstration Agent spoke on Wearing Apparel Our next meeting is November 14 at Mrs Clyde Hensley s home with Home Cure of the Sick as the topic Members enjoyed iced Mayberry Juice served by the president Reporter
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Hoyte Home Demonstration Club
Harrold Presley
Frank Winkler
Bartholomew
Clyde Hensley
Civil War veteran Louis Bedell dies at 89 in Milano
Louis Bedell age 89 died at his Milano home Sunday morning at six. He served as a Union officer in the Civil War. Funeral arrangements were not listed.
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Louis Bedell
Milano
Funeral Rites for Colonel Bedell Held in Milano
Funeral services were held Sunday morning at ten o'clock. Odd Fellows conducted the home service, then the church ceremony with the Masonic Lodge presiding. Colonel Bedell, a Thirty-second Degree Mason and Ben Hur Temple member, was laid to rest at Milano Cemetery with Green Brothers overseeing arrangements.
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Texas National Guard
Odd Fellows
Masonic Lodge
Colonel Bedell
Ben Hur
Austin
McLane
Milano
Weens
Methodist
Gause
Green Brothers
Community involvement decides progress on new projects
The passage argues that a church or community prospers when a portion of its people actively supports propositions through time and money. It notes that a minority contribute while the majority do nothing, and towns advance faster where more residents are willing to help.
Worker Ends Protest With Silent Departure
A demonstration ends as a participant leaves the scene quietly, signaling an unresolved dispute and prompting observers to monitor for follow up by organizers and local authorities.
Installment Plan Payment Prompt Sparks Collector Guard
A dialogue shows a collector accusing a debtor of late payments as they discuss an installment plan. The debtor insists timely payments are made while the collector notes the clock seems stopped, implying overdue bills.
Traveling Salesman Tale Sparks Domestic Mystery
A neighbor questions a wife about her absent husband. She says he hasn’t been home long, but hopes he returns soon. She adds their last towel is gone and there’s no soap in the house, hinting at a small domestic concern.
Stingy man loses first dollar in frugal folly
One man clings to his first dollar and then spends it, sparking a streak of bad luck. Elia asks, and Mary explains the wallet tale ends in anger over a dollar’s diminished value.
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Mary
Elia
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