Local residents head for colleges and travel
Miss Jennie Tyson leaves for Milford to study in the Fine Arts at Texas Presbyterian College. Miss Mildred Chambers departs for Austin to start her senior year at the State University. Mrs A N Green and daughter Louise plan New York travel then Louise to enter Columbia University. Several others depart for study or work including Miss Harlan, Miss Bassett, and Miss Henderson, with notes on local visits and short trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Tyson
R. R. Tyson
Milford
Texas Presbyterian College
Mildred Chambers
Austin
The
State University
A. N. Green
Miss Louise
New York
Louise
Columbia University
Port Sullivan Visit By Mrs Phillips Miss Allen And Robert Smith
Mrs. Sallie Phillips, Miss Mollie Allen and Robert Smith traveled to Port Sullivan on Thursday to spend the day with Mrs. W. Y. Self, enjoying a local gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Phillips
Mollie Allen
Robert Smith
Port Sullivan
W. Y. Self
Local visitors and business notices in Hillsboro area
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Tyson of Hillsboro visited relatives here over the weekend. R. H. Johnsons Jewelry Store advertises Old Hickory walking sticks with crook ed handles. E. J. Spence, Hoyte farmer, plans to move with his family to Alvin. Preston Laird promotes New Fall neckties Nifty-Tecx off Sth avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Tyson
Hillsboro
Mrs
R. R' Tyson
R. H. Johnsons Jewelry Store
Sth Avenue
Preston Lairds
Local Clergy Hosts Guests At Parsonage
Rev. C. Ty. Talley presiding elder for the Marlin District joined Mrs. Tally and two children as guests of Rev. and Mrs. Ira F. Key at the Methodist Parsonage on Sunday. Durkee's Sunbeam Ferndell and Paramount salad dressings mentioned in passing. Giles L. Avriett referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Ty. Talley
Marlin
Tally
Ira F. Key
Durkee’s
Sunbeam
Ferndell
Paramount
Giles L. Avriett
Lusk Piano Tuning Ad and Local Notices
Local items include Mrs. Tom Turner in Cameron Hospital after appendicitis surgery and sugar sold at nine dollars per sack. Mentions Giles L Arriett, Tom Marak visiting Cameron, H E Woody Hershey salesman, and families from Georgetown visiting Maysfield. Also notes seed oats and farm supplies, Cameron Hat Cleaning, China and Dinner Sets at R H Johnson, dog hydrophobia vaccination by Dr G E Sutton with phone numbers.
Local visits and education plans noted in Marak and Tracy
Mr and Mrs Felix Matula visited relatives in Marak on Sunday. Miss Jo Smith daughter of Mrs Pearl Smith of Tracy will attend Southwest Texas Normal this year. Miss Sue Ida Smith will teach Voglesang school. Both are Yee High School graduates. Heinz canned macaroni and spaghetti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Matula
Marak
Sue Ilda Smith
Pearl Smith
Tracy
Southwest Texas Normal
Sue Ida
Voglesang
Yee High School
Local Social and Business Notes from Cameron Area
Miss Martha Loventhal of George town visits Cameron friends Monday. Irvin Clary and Vernon Roberts of Citizens National Bank visit Waco Sunday. Mrs. M. M. Kirk and daughter Vetres return from Belton Institute. Minnie Nell and Gladys Blaylock attend Belton Institute last week to teach Sandy Ridge school. Puyallup jams three for $1.00 with Mrs. Preston Laird and Miss Lucile. Mrs. Laird's mother Mrs. A. Vi. Brady of Dallas travels with them. The Hut Store and Jewish holiday visits in Waco. American Beauty Flour 1.76 per sack. Royal Society stamped goods arrive at Ready Electric Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Clary
Vernon Roberts
Citizens National Bank
Waco
Minnie Nell
Gladys Blaylock
Belton
Sandy Ridge
Preston Laird
Lucile
Butts
Royal Society
W. A. Cupus
Ready Electric
Bran Shorts and Corn Chops Highlight Feed Market
Farmers monitor Bran and corn prices as well as wheat oats and chicken feed components. Market notes mention Bran shorts and corn chops shaping livestock feed costs amid seasonal demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Green & Bros
Return of Miss Ruth Redfield Delights Cameron Friends
Miss Ruth Redfield returns home to Cameron after a two week visit with relatives in Winchester and Smithville. She arrived last Friday night and her friends are glad she is back. Also offering comfortables and blankets ahead of cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Redfield
Winchester
Smithville
Cameron
Presbyterian leaders attend Synod meetings in Dallas
Rev. H. R. McFadyen of the Presbyterian church is in Dallas this week for a Synod gathering. Mrs. R. D. Brown travels to Dallas to represent the Presbyterian Auxiliary at the Texas Synodical and stays with her sister Mrs. A. Templeton during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. McFadyen
The
Presbyterian Church
Dallas
R. D. Brown
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Texas Synodical
A. Templeton
City
Two carloads of new furniture arrive for viewing
Two full carloads bring brand new furniture on display for customers to inspect. This shipment offers a wide range of living room and bedroom pieces, showcasing current styles and sale prices.
Miss Alice Lawrence Set For Milford College Move
Miss Alice Lawrence daughter of Mr and Mrs C W Lawrence and a Yee High School graduate will leave about the 17 for Milford to enter Texas Presbyterian College. Frank Doering Ford agent of Temple with eight men from his garage passed Cameron Monday on their return from Galveston with a shipment of cars. Mrs R M Lyles and daughter Elmer with Mr and Mrs Grady Daling of Temple visited Miss Tabbie Robinson Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Lawrence
Frank Doering
Ford
Temple
Cameron
Galveston
R. M. Lyles
Elmer
Grady Daling
Tabbie Robinson
Eplen Family at Bedside Of Brother J M Eplen
James Eplen of Abilene and Nan Perkins of Fort Worth visit their brother J M Eplen in the hospital with family at his bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Eplen
Abilene
Nan Perkins
Fort Worth
J. M. Eplen
Marysfield Girls Enroll At Yoe High School Monday
Misses Mary Virginia Atkinson Emma Ray Newton Mary and Hazel Freeman Elsie Tyson and TeRoy Massengale of Marysfield enrolled as students in Yoe High School on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Virginia Atkinson
Emma Ray Newton
Mary and Hazel Freeman
Elsie Tyson
TeRoy Massengale
Marysfield
Russell C Harper joins Cameron school staff
Russell C Harper of the Department of Public Speaking and his mother have returned from a summer visit in San Antonio. Mr. Harper began his work in the schools Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell C. Harper
Department of Public Speaking
Cameron
San Antonio
Mr. Harper
Slocomb Fourth Son Arrives at Family Home
Richard Samuel Slocomb, fourth son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Slocomb, arrived at their home on Thursday August 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Samuel Slocomb
Don Slocomb
Mrs Bert Miller Returns From Belton Institute
Mrs. Bert Miller has returned from the Institute in Belton where she attended courses and studied new methods. She arrived home this week and reported a productive session with instructors and fellow attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Miller
Belton
See Our Line of New Room Size Runs
The catalog showcases a line of new room size fabric runs featuring fresh patterns in varied palettes. Each pattern emphasizes modern motifs suitable for upholstery and drapery projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Green & Bros
Prominent Marlow couple moves to Fort Worth
Mr and Mrs Jiles Ethridge relocate as he joins the Fort Worth Star Telegram staff. Ethridge, reared in Marlow, and his wife who came five years ago have been active socially and in church life, and will be greatly missed. Large can Snowdrift Lard offered at 1.75 per can.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jiles Ethridge
Marlow
Fort Worth
Ethride
Local notices and ads from the week
Mrs Albert Triggs suffered a painful fall injuring her arm Tuesday. Cremo corn sells for 2.00 per dozen cans. Harriett Henderson returns to Austin to resume State University this winter. Agnes Henderson and Anna Lou Baskin plan study at State University and Southwestern University. Ben Baskin plans to teach science at Allen Academy in Cameron. Cape Pretan Latree grain price listed and Joe Ayriett and Regid residents were seen in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Triggs
Ben Baskin
Cameron
Bryan
Baskin
Whlotts
Allen Academy
Mrs Lindse on Visit from Kennedy Heading to Kerens
Mrs Lindse of Kennedy visits her sister Mrs Hays in Cameron then plans to travel to Kerens to see her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lindse
Kennedy
John Hays
Cameron
Kerens
Resignations and Visits Highlight Cameron Church News
Rev. Russell C. White has resigned from Cameron Baptist church and will move to Asheville North Carolina after a brief visit home in Cameron. Mrs. White and their baby spent early week in Florence with her parents. Local families and visitors from Temple Minerva and San Antonio were noted at various homes and gatherings including W M Cobb and the Lee family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell C. White
Cameron Baptist Church
Piano Tuning Service Visits Cameron From Kansas City
L. L. Lusk, longtime tuner for 7 W. Jenkins Music Co. in Kansas City, is in Cameron for a few days tuning pianos. He has tuned 92 pianos in Cameron including 4 Steinway and 1 Chickering grand. Call 282 Hearne Hotel for appointments. New crop California dried fruits priced at 20 cents per pound. Giles L. Avrictt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ll. L. Lusk
W. Jenkins Music Co
Kansas City
Cameron
Mr. Lusk
Hearne Hotel
California
Miss Mildred Mohler Enrolls in San Antonio Nurses Training
Miss Mildred Mohler daughter of Mr and Mrs M Mohler leaves Wednesday for San Antonio to enter the Nurses Training School at Santa Rosa Hospital. Lee Harris traveling salesman is visiting his sister Mrs L H Posey this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Mohler
M. Mohler
San Antonio
Santa Rosa Hospital
Lee Harris
L. H. Posey
Injured Man Falls From Platform at Batte Gin
R. L. Batte was painfully injured Wednesday morning when he tried to jump from a platform into a cotton wagon and landed across a wagon wheel. He endured intense pain for hours but officials hope no serious injury occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Batte
Batte Gin
Cameron Visitors and Teaching Moves Highlight Local Notes
Cameron residents briefly host visitors Mr. and Mrs. L J Dilworth and Miss May Campbell. Annie Wolf leaves for Dallas to teach in city schools after three years on the Cameron faculty. Lora Andrews departs for Dallas after spending summer with her parents. she is Baylor graduate and has taught there. Patent flour selling at $1.75 per sack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Dilworth
May Campbell
Sharp
Cameron
Annie Wolf
Dallas
Miss Wolf
Cameron School
Lora Andrews
J. J. Andrews
Miss Andrews
Baylor
Local Social Notes And Graduation News From Yee High School
Mrs L L Terry of Fort Worth visited Mrs Susie Sloan this week. Charles Young and Marvin Sykes, Yee High School graduates, will enter State University this fall. Will Sanders and family from Mexia hosted at Beckermann home. Genuine Velour hat for sale by Preston Laird. Yee High graduates Hariold McGrevor and Ralph Joynes head to Technotown Atlanta for further studies, likely among few 1923 graduates pursuing out of state education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Young
Callie Young
Marvin Sykes
D. W. Sykes
The
State University
Yee High School
Hariold McGrevor
C. P. McGrevor
Ralph Joynes
John W. Joynes
Atlanta
Texas
House and Lot for Sale Near You High School
Five room house with bath on 1 to 2 acres of ground. Close to You High School. For price call 28 or write Box 569.
Weavers Return From Two Months Colorado Vacation
Rev T F Weaver pastor of Cameron Christian church and Mrs Weaver return with daughter and her family from a two months Colorado trip. They traveled with their own car and enjoyed a pleasant summer outing. Misses Willie Fontaine and Laula Mae Crawford visited Miss Louise Den Dress Shirts of worth. Lee Sens visits from New Braunfels Cotton Mills plans to study at Georgia Tech with Cameron area youths Harleigh McGregor and Ralph Jaynes. Heaters and oil burners advertised by N Green & Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Weaver
Cameron Christian Church
Lee Sens
New Braunfels Cotton Mills
Chas Sons
Atlanta
Georgia
Georgia School of Technology
Lee
Cameron
Harleigh McGregor
Ralph Jaynes
Cameron Higc School
The
State University
Presbyterian Auxiliary Meeting Highlights Textbook Discussion
The Presbyterian Auxiliary led by Stee and W G Gillis met at the church Monday afternoon for a relevant discussion of their textbook The Crest of Presbyterianism. The session focused on the book’s contents and offered engaging insights for participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Stee
W. G. Gillis
Ad Hall Hosts Copular Appointment Sunday
A single appointment will be scheduled at Ad Hall Sunday afternoon at 3280 H R McFadyen. The event centers on a formal civil appointment conducted in the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AD Hall
Cotton Gin No. 2 Call and Engineer’s Verse
A morning call to hand in cotton to Gin No. 2 shares verses by Batte Nevins Wade and Lynch. Workers describe shifts, whistles, cleaning, and fast ginning along with pride in production and readiness for late runs. The piece blends employees’ voices and routines at the South side gin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Batte
Mer
Joe Nevins
The Scale Man and Workers Test Cotton Yard Ethics
A historical piece presents poems and verses from cotton yard workers including Tom Taymond and Tom Randolph about weighing, honest work, and efficiency. It features a suction feeder team of four boys and two men and a tall bookkeeper Otto Kelm describing duties, pay, and customer service norms in the cotton gin yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Taymond
Sam
Cam
Tom Randolph
Not Clyde but I Run the Pi and Stand New Stands
The speaker asserts a confident identity as not Clyde but a pious producer of five new stands and machinery, claiming skill from wagon to bale. He proclaims prowess in farming work, pride in being a 2 Ginner, and signs as BE. A. Tucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
Wade
Lam
A. Tucker
The Pressmen Pledge for Duty and Readiness
The group names Frank Duncan and Fatty Henry Lewis Grady Hooks John Billy and Bob pledge constant effort on the job. They boast 15 stands in best shape in the land and express confidence in making a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Duncan
Fatty
Henry
Lewis
Grady
Hooks
John
Billy
Bob
The Old Seamap Worker Speaks on 17 Years of Service
Sam Kopef writes that his long tenure at the plant keeps operations steady. He insists he should be owner if he isn’t. He notes answering all calls, helping with every task, and working through nights during fights, earning high praise as one of the best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Kopef
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New Perfection
Florence
Lucile Butts of
N. H. Butts
Chase & Sanborns
White Crest
LaFrance
C.N. Green & Bros
Mary Jo Harlan
Kathleen Bassett
Burlington
Robert Laird
Ruth Henderson
Ruby Doham
Winters
Claud Tries
Miss Denham
John Sealy Hospital
Clifford Cobb c
Mexia
Mollie Alten
E. J. Spence
Hoyte
Alex Triggs
Rosebud
Woman's Missionary Society
Giles L. Arriett
Mrs. C. N. Green
Diamons
R. H. Johnson’s
A. E. Brady
Reagan Brady
Geo. A. Thomas
Tom Law
A. R. O’neal
Lucille Batla
M. Zarosky
Geo. T. Moore
G. T. Moore
Cameron Hospital
Lusk
Tom Turner
Oklahoma Day
Tom Marak
H. E. Woody
Hershey Company
S. S. Sansom
Miss Willie
Georgetown
Maysfield
Rev
Ernest Sansom
R. H. McIntosh
Aittle
Kathryn
Haviland
G. E. Sutton
Heinz
Martha Loventhal
Yue High School
Mrs. Sweex
Hut
Co. N. Green & Bros
W. A. Copus
Harriett Henderson
Agnes Henderson
Baylor University
Anna Lou Baskin
Southwestern University
Wir
Peng
Vers
Saeevitt
Joe T. Ayriett
Mee Woom, Oocey
Danshiv
Regid
Welch
Red Wing Grape
C. L. Reynolds
Travis Reynolds
Roy Reyoolds
W. M. Cobb
Jeff T. Kemp
A. F. Mitchell
W. M. Pool, Jr
Atlanta, Ga
W. A. Robinson
Minerva
Heinz, Ferndell and
Sunbeam Catsups
H. C. Keith
Alvin
Gilbert
Howard Terry
la Burtis
Lucille Robinson
Ruby Gaton
Mary Frances Green
Temple Hospital
W. J. Woods
Mettie Laezer
Lipton’s
King George
New Wilson Bros
Golden Gate
Maxwell House
Cooper's Best
L. L. Terry
Susie Sloan
Mrs. Powell Tyson
Will Sanders
F. J. Beckermann
W. L. Douglas
Willie Fontaine
Jones Prairie
Laula Mae Crawford
Plano
Louise Denson
N. Green & Bros
H R. McFadyen
Frank Walzzy
Eurene Wade
Clyde Lynch
Otto Kelm
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