The Thief Continued From Page One
During the Franklin game lock er rooms were entered and $10.50 was stolen. The sum was returned to the boys after the game from gate receipts. L E Mabe fled when Luns ford tried to arrest his son. Edgar is in jail. The father was arrested later but escaped entering the house under pretense. Officers found 200 gallons of mash and a small quantity of whiskey. A search of premises found no tires. Edgar Mabe faces charges and is held in jail.
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Franklin
L. E. Mabe
Edgar
Lunsford
Rockdale
Kennedy
Clarence McCall
Mason Longmire
Mabe
Edgar Mabe
Attendance at colored school remains strong this term
The article notes unusually good attendance with few absences or tardies. A PTA fundraiser raised 64 dollars to buy tees for the football team, led by Nolastine Roberts who collected 21.60 and Georgia Hall who gathered 20.85. The Cameron Bulldogs lost to the Temple Tigers in a Thursday night game. Miss Lydia Marak of San Bernardino, California visits Ad Hall before returning home, enjoying the Herald and California memories.
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PTA
Nolastine Roberts
B. A. Thomas
W. M. Limbrik
Georgia Hall
K. E. Hall
R. A. Westbrook
Cameron Bulldogs
Temple Tigers
Lydia Marak
San Barnabenia
California
Frank Marak
Ad Hall
Marak
Herald
Pettibone Feed Mill opens and farm ads appear
Ads urge farmers to bring feed to Pettibone Feed Mill now operating at Pettibone. Also notices offer rent for a two story Hefley Heights home with outbuildings and a span of mules for sale. A trespass notice warns Buckholts area landowners. Additional items include a $10 cash deposit offer on a new 1936 Chevrolet from Wilkerson Bros.
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Chevrolet
Wilkerson Bros
Red Cross Services Highlight Community Reach and Membership
The article outlines Red Cross programs including disaster area support, home service for veterans, first aid training, public health nursing, Junior Red Cross education, and volunteer corps. It emphasizes that membership dollars fund these services and that a county canvass will seek broader local participation to expand impact.
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Red Cross
Baptist Workers Conference Meets November Fourth
Milam Baptist Association hosts a workers conference Monday November 4 at 10 am in San Gabriel. Moderator N D B Timmerman arranged the program with Herman Schulz song service P L Caperton devotional J Kelly Simmons The Advantage of the Tithe R N Duckworth Every Member Canvas Don McFarlane special music B B Blaylock sermon. Plan to be at San Gabriel.
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Milam Baptist Association Workers’ Conference
San Gabriel
N. DB. Timmerman
Herman Schulz
P. L. Caperton
J. Kelly Simmons
R. N. Duckworth
Don McFarlane
B. B. Blaylock
Red Cross Emphasizes Duty Of Service At Armistice Day
The Red Cross chairman urged members that the relief organization must stay ready to act in emergencies and serve veterans and service members. He noted 38 700 chapters and 9 000 branches nationwide with trained staff and volunteers ready for disasters and ongoing community needs. Disaster relief operates daily and yearly, with training for future leaders included.
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Red Cross
United States
Red Cross Service
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Ann Hatla
The Stach and Hatla families express deep appreciation for friends and neighbors who offered aid and comfort during the illness and death of Mrs. Ann Hatla. They thank those who sent flowers and assisted in any way.
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Ann Hatla
Steve Stach
Frank Hatla
Under The Court House Dome On Marble Machines
A column argues marble machines in the city avoid ban despite courts elsewhere labeling them gambling devices. It compares to liquor regulation, noting past shifts toward taxation and leniency, and questions fairness of federal versus local enforcement in revenue and protection.
Government and liquor laws clash with marble machine issue
The text contrasts evading taxes and government enforcement with the persistence of illegal liquor questions, suggesting liquor restrictions are seen as a major evil next to marble machines in the discourse.
Baptist Union For Training In Meet Here Sunday
Milam Baptist Association Training Union held elimination contests last Sunday with district contestants named for the Taylor Texas contest on November 14. Advancing are Curtis Lowe Elizabeth Fanning Rex Lowe Edward Flinn and Marjorie Denson. District winners go to the state convention in Dallas on Thanksgiving Day. R N Duckworth is president of District 15 BTU.
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Milam Baptist Association Training Union
Texas
Milam Baptist Association
Taylor
Curtis Lowe
Elizabeth Fanning
Rex Lowe
Edward Flinn
Marjorie Denson
State Baptist Training Union Convention
Dallas
R.N. Duckworth
Baptist Training Union
Death of Beloved Husband and Father Remembered by Family
The Duncan family expresses gratitude for kind words of sympathy after the passing of their husband and father. They thank friends for flowers and kindness and ask God’s blessing on each person who offered support. Signed by Mrs. Chase Duncan and children Curtis Eloise Charles Jr and Mr. and Mrs Walter Hess.
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Chase Duncan
Walter Hess
Curtis Duncan
Eloise Duncan
Charles Duncan, Jr
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Mrs. Culp
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Fulcher
Peter Mercer
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Johnnie Kunz
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Comma
Semi Colon
Dash
Crammar
Dorothy Annese
Cameron Colored School
O. K
McLean - Boecker
Radio and Electric Service
Jas. R. McLean
A. J. Boecker
Joe Smith
Bosch Farm Radio
Pettibone
John Kennon
Cameron
Maysfield
Milam County
Hanover
R. D. Fisher
Dewey Moody
Hefley Heights
W. E. Gaither
Buckholts
H. N. Harris
Noah Leslie
Jersey
J. O. Hughes
R. J. Cameron
Continental United States
Baptist Workers Conference
F.J. Beckerman
Cameron, Texas
Court House
Baptist Union
Beauty
Will Rogers
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Anne Shirley
Irvin
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