J A Huffman Pioneer Dies At 81 In Milam County
J A Huffman pioneer resident landowner and farmer of Milam County died at his home near Elm Ridge school house Monday afternoon October 22 at the age of 81. He is survived by his widow Rebecca Jackson a daughter Nettie Huffman and a son C V Huffman. He was a member of Milam County Grays later Company G Fifth Texas Regiment Hood's Brigade and was wounded in the Civil War. Burial was in Salem Cemetery in Confederate gray with funeral at Salem church conducted by Rev Ira F Key.
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J. A. Huffman
Milam County
Elm Ridge School House
Salem
Salem Church
Ira F. Key
Cameron Methodist Church
Friends of the Pioneer
Rebecca Jackson
Peter Jackson
C. V. Huffman
Nettie Huffman
Huffman
Milam County Grays
Jeff Rogers
Court House Square
Cameron
Fifth Texas Regiment
Hoods Texas Brigade
Southland
Herald
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Mrs Roberson Buried at Oak Hill Cemetery
Mrs. C. E. Roberson of Milam County since 1886 was laid to rest in Oak Hill Cemetery Tuesday at 3 30 p m. Funeral services were held at son D Roberson’s home on the Butte place north of the city limit and were led by Rev E J Springer as the widow of the late Mr Roberson.
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C. E. Roberson
Milam County
Oak Hill Cemetery
D. Roberson
Butte Place
Death of Mrs Roberson and large Cameron family ties
Mrs Roberson, wife of Buck Roberson and mother of twelve, died at her son Calvin Roberson’s home in Maverick after health decline. Surviving children include five sons G D and Elzey near Cameron and daughters Nora Springer Clarkson Jennie Moseley Travis Marrs Ft Worth plus another daughter. A large funeral gathering included relatives from Chriesman Somerville and Fort Worth.
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Buck Roberson
W M. Miller
Cameron
Roberson
Clarkson
Marrs
Ft. Worth
Nancy Simonton
Chriesman
Lou Rhodes
Clint
Somerville
Brooks-Green Wedding in Dallas October 23 1928
Charlie Frank Green son of Mr and Mrs C N Green of this city and Miss Clarissa Brooks of Forney married in Dallas on Tuesday afternoon October 23 1928. They will arrive in Cameron this afternoon via the S A A P and will reside here. Green will continue with the family grocery and furniture business. The union ends a courtship begun while students at Southwestern University and strengthens ties with Cameron friends who welcomed Miss Brooks last summer.
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Charlie Frank Green
C. N. Green
Clarissa Brooks
Forney
Dallas
Cameron
Charlie Frank
Southwestern University
Trooks
Cameron Youth Marries After College Studies
C N Green after graduating Cameron high school continued at State and Southwestern Universities and was taking four business courses in Dallas at the time of his marriage. The Herald joins friends in wishing him and his bride success and happiness.
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C. N. Green
Cameron High School
State
Southwestern
Dallas
Cameron
The
Herald
For Sale Six Room House Near the Railroad
6 room house and lot near the A. and A. P. railroad for cash or terms. See Lesley Green at C. N. Green & Bros.
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Lesley Green
C. N. Green & Bros
The Best Machine on the American Market for the Money
A concise notice touts table machines and cabinet machines as the best value on the American market, highlighting consoles for affordable, high quality performance.
Advertising flyer offers on flour spaghetti and dressing
Local advert lists La France Flour best on earth per sack at $1.75 Crown Family Flour per sack at $1.50 Heinz Spaghetti and Cheese two cans for 25 cents and large Sunbeam Salad Dressing at 35 cents.
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Crown Family
Heinz
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