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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1933
Page
5
First class location offered for rent at 105 feet length previously occupied by B F Stewarts Cash Grocery. Apply at Herald Office. Local social notes record visits and greetings among Cameron residents including extended family travels to Gregory Dallas Corpus Christi and San Antonio with several moves and welcomes.
An advertisement claims Cardus helps women overcome weak run down conditions. It asserts Cardus builds resistance to common female ailments and reduces painful nagging symptoms as nourishment improves, with thousands of women reportedly finding relief.
The Business and Professional Women's Club held its first meeting of the year Tuesday evening with Miss Anne Stallworth presiding. Guests included Miss Celia Moore of the State Health Department Austin and Dr W R Newton. Speakers outlined Milam county and Cameron plans and Katherine Robbins read papers on national and state women’s work. Hostess Lilian Atkinson served cherry pie a la mode.
After a summer break the Presbyterian Auxiliary will start meeting again next month on an afternoon. The regular monthly Bible study was led by Mrs. Mary Henderson at the church on Monday.
Early summer drought pushes Milam County cotton ginnings to 4445 bales by August 16, 1933, far above 716 bales the year before. Special Agent Grover H. Albert of the Bureau of Statistics notes the sharp rise in the 1933 record.
Edwin Bigbee of Houston visited with his wife and family over the weekend. His relatives joined in trips to Chicago for the Century of Progress and to Austin for university plans. Mrs. Shaw and daughters from El Paso traveled through Cameron, meeting old friends during the journey.
The Comptroller of the Currency certifies that First National Bank in Cameron Texas has complied with federal requirements and is authorized to commence banking. J F T O Connor, Comptroller, witnessed the seal on May 15, 133.
Members of the Christian Missionary Society met with Mrs. Ed Mace as leader on Monday afternoon. Assistants included Mesdames Bob Young Ray Burke and Guy Slocomb. Mrs Bert Nicholson and Mrs W G Harsha sang a duet during silent prayer. A salad plate with lemonade ended the program.
Public notice that cotton-receipt No 159312 issued to Lynn Lewis on August 24 1933 by Cameron Compress Company for one bale of cotton has been lost. The undersigned is the legal owner and holder and the public is warned not to accept or deal with the receipt.
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