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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1926
Page
2
The Buick engine parts undergo multiple operations and rigorous tests before assembly. Pistons and cylinder bores are ground to precise tolerances and graded into classes. A block running test precedes final assembly into cars.
Last Tuesday night the Deacons accepted Brother Henderson’s resignation as chairman after eighteen years in the post. He said younger men could fill the role, and emphasized his continued faithfulness and cooperation. The move takes effect at the next meeting with no announced successor.
One year after pledges were raised for a Sunday School room the church plans to pay off the loan now that crops have improved. DuBois and Beckerman will collect remaining pledges, while September starts a Baptist Standard campaign to grow church participation and cooperate with God as a New Testament church.
A community group proposes to settle a minor debt in September and notes their association will meet in Otober and prefers not to report a debt this year.
Rodolph Trevino of Detroit Michigan stops in Cameron to spend a day or two with the Boykin and Stafford families. He has a month’s vacation and plans to visit his grandmother Mrs John Carothers, his mother and sister in Saltillo Mexico. He has worked in Detroit for two years with cousin Lew Carothers, brother of Mrs R S Boykin and nephew of Mrs T C Stafford.
Rosebud social note records Miss Florine Cruz visiting host Miss Inez Evans with a cordial social call and dinner gathering.
Ongoing land deals list multiple transfers including Phillips to McCawley for 5 acres, Smith to McCawley 25 acres, Smith to Guthrie 47 acres, Minor to Alexander and Lyles for 00 acres, Cox to Jennings 19 acres, and Plachy to Pena 60 acres, with payments noted.
Sunday School at 9 45 A M worship at 11 00 A M evening service at 7 50 P M Ladies meeting Monday at 3 30 P M at the church for business Pastor to preach at both services urged attendance and members to find their place in these services
Dorchie Shuffield died in Waco from Brights disease at age thirty nine. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. E S Hutcherson at Little River Church with interment in Little River Cemetery. Survived by wife Jessie Hailey and children Winford Harmon Willard Dorothy and Della. brothers J R M B Henry Alsey Bartie Walker Hubert H Q Shuffield. several nieces and nephews attended. Pallbearers included Rickett Dodson Ruf Miller Sailor Yates R C Sharp Bill Brantley and J P Harwell. Floral tributes signified community esteem.
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