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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1928

Page

3

Writer Tells Story of Cameron Woman at 90

Mrs. Amanda Brooks 90 recounts Texas life from 1848 arrival to Cameron and Elm Creek era. She recalls family service in wars, yellow fever impact, and a dressmaking career that served Cameron women for years, plus bread shortages during pioneer travel.

Cameron Woman Fred Robinson Waco Times Herald Elm Creek Brooks James Donnelly Cameron Texas Alabama

Rev Dobson Delivers Sermon at Jones Prairie

Rev. Dobson preached to a large crowd at Little River on Sunday. He will be absent next Sunday and a replacement preacher will be sent. Miss Inez Newman, Jones Prairie primary teacher, was absent Monday due to illness.

Dobson Little River Inez Newman Jones Prairie

Worth While Club elects officers at Mexican schoolhouse

Mrs. Carlton Crook recovers after surgery in Waco. Worth While Club met Monday afternoon with seven members, deciding to meet in the teacherage. Officers chosen for the coming year are President Miss Ethel McKinney, Vice President Mrs. Yager, Secretary-treasurer Mrs. Rodney Fontaine, and reporter Miss Lola Anderson.

Worth While Mexican School House Ethel McKinney Yager Rodney Fontaine Lola Anderson

Local Notices and Social Happenings Round Calvert Area

Will Brown, a local business caller, was in Calvert Saturday. Brant Smitherman went to Dallas on business Thursday and returned Friday with a new car. Marvin Hickman traveled to McCramy Texas where he is employed after spending a week at home. Mrs. R K Fontaine, Billie, and Miss Bill Fontaine spent Saturday afternoon in Calvert. Connie Mae Hickman returned Monday from Waco after a several day visit. Intermediates of the Little River B Y P U plan a Halloween party at the George Roden home Monday night. Mrs. Dick Harper, recently released from Cameron Hospital, was welcomed home Sunday. Mr Merrick is driving a new Essex Sedan. Mrs. John McLerran and Ralph attended the Dallas Fair. Ralph McLerran and Connie Mae Hickman enjoyed airplane rides in Dallas and Waco. Mr and Mrs Carl Black and son were Sunday dinner guests at the Alfred Wall home in Baileyville. Mrs Carl Black and son and Mrs Rodney Fontaine and son were Cameron callers Wednesday.

Abie Trish Rose Yee High Leo Hoyt Isaac Cohen Patrick Murphy California Mildred Beverly Jenny Wren Colleen Rosemary Murphy Alfred Clark Leon Brown Teddy Gibson Abraham Levy Coleman Cameron Mary Ellen Manning Marvin Hickman McCramy Texas Marvin Mrs Carl Black and Son Alfred Wall Baileyville

Box Supper at String Prairie Draws Community Support

Rebecca Bell received eye treatment in Cameron whileString Prairie hosts a Box Supper that drew many attendees. Dr. and Mrs. Watson of Cameron attended. refreshments included soda water coffee popcorn and gum. Merchants donated a groceries box won by Charles Fontaine number 13 with contributors Tom Stidham and Connie Mae Hickman.

String Prairie Watson Cameron Tom Stidham Connie Mae Hickman Arthur Easley Commodore Anderson Charles Fontaine

Republican leader warns of religious issue endangering ticket

Hamilton Fish Jr warns Chairman Work that religious appeals by Republican speakers could secure a Smith win in New York and the East. He tells Hoover he may quit his New York tour and says the party blundered by nominating Houghton, risking labor and World War veterans support and the Republication ticket. He urges silencing Willebrant and others appealing to the issue before irreparable harm.

Washington Hamilton Fish New York Republican National Committee Smith Hoover Fish New York State Ambassador Houghton Mabel Walker Willebrant

Governor McLean Backs Smith In North Carolina Campaign

Governor A W McLean tours North Carolina urging support for Gov Smith. He denounces religious intolerance and defends every citizen’s right to worship as they choose. He says Smith is qualified to be president and urges voters to back him.

Raleigh N. C Smith North Carolina A. W. McLean Gov. Smith

Church Decries Bigotry Over Hoover Endorsement

The Rev. Dr. Hugh K. Walker moderator of the General Assembly is censored in the Presbyterian editorial for urging Presbyterians to back Hoover. The piece says his church status does not grant him political guidance rights.

Hugh K. Walker General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Hoover

Missionary Society Circles Meet at Methodist Church

Members of the Missionary Society met in circles Monday afternoon. Circles one and four convened with Mrs. McIntosh. Circle one completed the missionary study book and joined with circle four in an enjoyable and productive session.

Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Circles McIntosh Circle One Circle Four

Spiritual prayer circles meet with lesson topics

Circle two met with Mrs. Willard McCall and Circle three with Mrs. Walter Sharpe for lessons drawn from Life and Letters of Paul and the History of the Old Testament. Circle five had no meeting. Members plan to attend a zone meeting in Ben Arnold Thursday afternoon.

McIntosh Circle Two Willard McCall Jeff Kemp H. N. Tate Paul Circle Three Walter Sharpe Mollie Moore Circle Five Ben Arnold

Mrs Hays and Children Return From Visit in Kerens

Mrs John Hays and her children John and Robbie return from a visit with Mrs Hays' parents Mr and Mrs G W Speed in Kerens.

John Hays Johnny May Robbie

Christian Aid to Send Rag Rugs to Mexican School

The Christian Aid group of the Christian Church met at the church Monday afternoon and worked on rag rugs to be sent to a Mexican school in San Antonio. The next meeting at the church will be next Monday for Bible study.

Christian Aid of the Christian Church San Antonio

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Waco Mrs. R. K Fontaine Carlton Crook Will Brown Calvert Brant Smitherman Dallas R. K. Fontaine Billie Bill Fontaine George Roden Dick Harper Cameron Hospital Mr. Merrick John McLerran Ralph McLerran Dallas Fair Ralph Mc“Lerran Inallas Rebecca Bell Anton Navratil SeTh Hamilton Fish, Jr Missionary Society Oakland Ford Hudson Master Buick Horstmann Christian Aid Peter Cmpany Detroit San Cameron, Texas
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