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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1935

Page

7

Milano high school chef Evelyn Westbrooks noted

Milanos social notes list Miss Evelyn Westbrooks as a new high school chef. Mrs Sam Taylor Sr visits Austin. Lula Haddox returns from Bryan with Bob Haddox. Charles Worthington of Houston among visitors and now employed by J C Penney. Football trip to Rockdale beats Sharp. Mattie Pinkerton heads to Houston. Luther Hughes improves after serious illness.

Milano Evelyn Westbrooks Sburne Sam Taylor, Sr Austin Lula Haddox Bryan Bob Haddox Charles Worthington Houston Charles J. C. Penny Company

Death of Mrs J B Newton in Milano at age 80

Milano mourns long time resident Mrs J B Newton who died on her 80th birthday at home with daughters Mrs Jimh Baggett and Mrs Elaine. Funeral followed at church with Rev Strickland and Rev Timmerman, burial at Sandy Creek cemetery. She was predeceased by husband J B Newton and leaves 9 children, 27 grandchildren, 3 great grandchildren.

Milano J. B. Newton Jimh Baggett Elaine Strickland Rockdale Timmerman Cameron Carroll Gillis Sandy Creek J. B. Newton and Sons J. O. Newton W. O. Newton Lesser Newton Bryan Mollie St. Brynes Houston Luella Elam Clyde Cardwell Waco Ruth Baggett Frannie Arrington Thrall Nelle Butts Thorndale

Community Cotton Plight and Social Visits Report

In North Elm residents rush cotton removal to begin plowing season. Families visited kin in Crockett Hoyte Ben Arnold and San Marcos. Notable gatherings include the Childress family with relatives, Buffingtons visiting Buffington home, Hellgatter and McDonalds with kin, Phipps and Fuller households, and Edna Mae Houston’s San Marcos trip with Sam B Houston and Myrtle Russell.

Austin Childress Marcell and Schootie Crockett Bailey Dykus Hoyte Robert Buffington Ray Buffington Billie Ray Alvin Buffington Ben Arnold Buffington Frankie Hellgatter John McDonald W. C. McDonald Wanda Ray Willard Chapman Carl Phipps Johnnie Sam B. Houston Douglas Euel Russell Myrtle Russell San Marcos Edna Mae Houston Ted McDonald Betty June Will Houston

Clarkson H D Club Elects Officers at Meeting

The Clarkson Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs Laurence Janicek's home with 11 members. Officers elected: President Kate Schwarting, Vice President Jim Hawk, Secretary Treasurer Eugene Lambert, Reporter Henry Garrett, Council Representative Leader Howard Schwarting.

Clarkson Home Demonstration Club Laurence Janicek Kate Schwarzing Kate Schwarting Jim Hawk Eugene Lambert Henry Garrett Coun Howard Schwarting

Miss Mattie Ruth Chambers Marries Emmet Streetman

Miss Mattie Ruth Chambers and Emmet Streetman of Cameron wed in Waco on Saturday morning and honeymoon in Galveston. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Chambers, is Yee High School alumna, once a popular student. The groom, educated in this city, served in WWII and worked in Houston before moving to Cameron. They will reside in Cameron with Mr. and Mrs. Streetman.

Mattie Ruth Chambers Emmet Cameron Waco Galveston Howard Stafford Marri M. M. Chambers Yee High School W. W. Greer Houston Streetman

Laxative use guides gentle relief and reduced dosing

Doctors use a liquid laxative to aid Nature toward regularity. Start with a dose and gradually reduce it until the bowels require no help. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin with senna and cascara is pitched as non habit forming and pleasant tasting for both adults and children.

Dr. Caldwell

Community Booths Impress At First Year Fair

Six community booths entered the fair and all performed well. Rockdale led Class A with Thorndale second and San Gabriel third. The Sharp booth drew praise for its arrangement despite missing items. FFA and Future Farmer members supported booths from Rockdale and Thorndale, while San Gabriel faced late product delays but pledged stronger future competition. Ad Hall showcased blue streamers and top quality crops.

Rockdale Thorndale San Gabriel Sharp M. W. Hallman J. E. Fox N. A. McNeill FFA McNeill Ad Hall

Curry Exhibit Takes Second in Class B Display

Mr and Mrs Lawhon led the Ad Hall group in arranging the display with many Curry families assisting. The Curry exhibit placed second to Ad Hall, praised for quality flowers and abundant bouquets, despite fewer crops. Mr and Mrs Hause and Curry community members coordinated the exhibit.

Ad Hall Curry Booth Hause

Also Mentioned on This Page

W. Taylor, Sr Mrs. Vanover Jessie Taylor Palestine Bill Echols Mattie Pinkerton Lloyd Ferguson Dan Robinson Joe Ferguson Eleva Maude Hairston Mart Newton Luther Hughes S‘amerort Theatre Ewg Virginia Walter C. Kelly Marsha Hunt Edmund Lowe Karen Morley Anna Karenina Greta Garbo Fredric March—News and Omedy Sylia Sidney Herbert Marshall Geo. Raft Alice Fave HI Gaucho John Carroll Steffi Dunn Cookie Geo. Burns Gracie Allen Milam Cyclone Ranger Tarzan North Elm Dora Angell Doris Phipps Neta Ruth Vida Lee Fuller W. J. Canady Mary Ruth Marjorie Ann B. M. Reynolds Clarkson H. D. Club Chambers Rockdale Booth H. D. Maxwell Ers’ Court of Milam County Court House Conn R. Is Jeff T. Kemp Texas Cascade Fe Envices Shari Conteel Maxes Tigmee Magnesea Rexall RENAL Victoria Jontee Pound Stationery Dept Candy Dept NEW Cameron Drug CO
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