Protestant Dominated Smith Cabinet In New York
Governor Smith’s appointments show a Protestant majority across the cabinet and state heads. Secretary Moses statistics indicate 10 Protestants, 3 Catholics, 1 Jew in the Cabinet with 8 Republicans, 4 Democrats, 2 Independents. State Department heads total 25 with 14 Protestants, 11 Catholics. 8 Republicans, 30 Independents, 14 Democrats. Among 156 officials needing his approval, 105 Protestants, 33 Catholics, 11 Jews, 7 undesignated. The governor says he chose the best fit for each office.
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Mrs Eugene Green Hosts Matron's Bridge Club
Mrs Eugene Green entertained the Young Matron's Bridge Club at her Green addition home Friday with guests Mesdames James Coleman Fred Cable Alfred Walston and Miss Pauline Green. Four games produced Mrs Claude Bradbury as high scorer and a hand painted picture prize while Mrs Fred Cable took the low score novelty salt and pepper set. Ice box cake was served after the games.
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Eugene Green
Matron’s Bridge Club
Green
Mesdames
James Coleman
Fred Cable
Alfred Walston
Pauline Green
Claude Bradbury
Quarterly Jubilee Of Baptist Women Held At Church Annex
The First Baptist church women held their quarterly Jubilee Celebration in the church annex at 3:30 PM. Birthday ladies hosted, Halloween decor featured. guests enjoyed games, a backwards spelling contest, and pumpkin pie with hot chocolate. New member Mrs. Joe Denson elected to fill a vacancy.
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Harvey Dobbins
Beaulah Collier
E. A. Flinn
Katherine Flinn
Winnie Henderson
Cameron Baptist Church
T. J. Denson
Paul Brown
Karnes City
Fred McGehee
Pharr
Whittle
Gladewater
Joe Denson
Mrs. Ben Atkinson Hosts Forty-Two Club Afternoon
Members of the Forty-Two Club gathered at Mrs. Ben Atkinson’s home Thursday for an afternoon of games. Halloween decor with Cosmos, yellow zinnias, pumpkin-shaped score cards, and yellow green table covers set a festive mood. Four tables of players enjoyed salad plates before dessert and a sealed envelope directing a house search for hidden novelty souvenirs.
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Ben Atkinson
Baptist Will Elect Director to Fill Black's Post
First Baptist church held a business session to arrange succession after educational director H. P. Black moved to Bryan. Charles McGehee became Sunday School superintendent. Jennie Shirley leads the Young People's work. Mabel Jeter will post books and serve as clerk. Bess Dubois will direct music until a new director is chosen.
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First Baptist Church
Black
Bryan
Charles McGehee
Jennie Shirley
Young People’s Work
Mabel Jeter
Bess DuBois
Business Women's Club Plans Bosses Banquet
The Business and Professional Women's Club completes plans for the Bosses Annual Banquet to be held Thursday evening November 15 in the basement of the First Methodist church. A lively program is set and a general good time is expected.
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Business and Professional Women’s Club
First Methodist Church
Dr Newton Back From Boston Says Al Smith Best President
Dr W R Newton of Cameron Texas returns from the Clinical Congress in Boston and stops in New York. He writes a letter to the Boston Traveler Forum endorsing Governor Al Smith for President, praising his leadership and expressing Southern support. He compares Smith to Jefferson and notes his belief in Smith's vision for the country.
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W. R. Newton
American College of Surgeons
Boston
Cameron Hospital
New York
Newton
Boston Traveler
Smith
Clinical Congress of American College of Surgeons
Tiam
South
Cameron
Texas
al Smith
United States
Thomas Jefferson
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Aspirin Restrictions Prompt New Pain Relief Discovery
The article notes a breakthrough pain relief proven safe for thousands previously unable to take aspirin or acetanilid during flu epidemics. It describes extensive testing by physicians, dentists, and nurses and highlights its benefits for headaches neuralgia rheumatism neuritis and period pains.
Remarkable new scientific discovery A-Vol pain remedy
An advertisement claims A-Vol contains no aspirin or heart depressants and is harmless to all ages. It promises five minute pain relief without lingering fatigue and offers twelve tablets at a low price, urging readers to ask for A-Vol.
St Rita's Circle Plans Box Supper After Rummage Sale
St Rita's Circle held its bi monthly meeting at Knights of Columbus Hall with Miss Rose Rischar in charge. A rummage sale was planned and a box supper was completed. The entertainment follows at eight o'clock with dancing after music and refreshments.
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St. Rita’s
Karhunsaari to Meet Jerry Stach in Rockdale Monday Night
Henry Karhunsaari will wrestle Jerry Stach of Taylor at the American Legion Hall in Rockdale on Monday night October 29. The Mighty Finn, in pink condition, predicts a win over the Taylor whirlwind. This starts a series of matches.
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Jerry Stach
Rockdale
Henry Karhunsaari
Taylor
American Legion Hall
Mighty Finn
Legion Plans Winter Matches in Cameron Area
The Legion group in Cameron is organizing winter matches with a plan to start next week. Additional games are expected to follow in Rockdale under Legion auspices.
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