GIllis to Address Presbytery Synod Meeting in Waco
W G Gillis of Cameron will be one of the principal sponsors at the Texas Synod of Presbyterians gathering in Waco beginning October 4. The event marks the first synod in Waco in 37 years with sessions featuring church leaders from Texas and beyond.
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W. G. Gillis
Canin
Texas
Synod of Texas, Presbyterian Church of the United States
First Presbyterian Church
Supt
B. B. Cobb
Synod of Texas
Waco
C.D. Caldwell
Yale Hicks
San Antonio
Cameron
J. W. Skinner
Kingsville
General Assembly
Houston
James S. Hardie
Second Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Caldwell
Synod of Texas Invites Attendance at Meetings
The notice extends a cordial welcome to members of any church to attend the Synod of Texas meetings in Waco, inviting broader participation and unity among local congregations.
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Synod of Texas
Waco Times-Herald
Miss Green Hosts Harbor of Guests for Maurine Scott
Miss Maurine Scott of Houston, a guest teacher, attended as a guest of Miss Green with twenty four friends at a Friday afternoon shower. Decor features pastel rainbow colors, bridge games, and decorative trays. Prizes included a picture titled Daybreak and a Czecho Slovakia vase. Out of town guest Miss Fero Cheeves of Temple also attended.
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Mary Frances
Helen Green
C. N. Green
Maurine Scott
Housteacher
Maurine Clinton
Helen Flinn
Lillie Kate Beckerman
Martha Lou Hooks
Christine Beslinger
Mary Green
Miss Scott
Miss Goddard
Misses Green
Fero Cheeves
Temple
Fred Henry Improves After Mineral Wells Visit
Fred Henry who recently returned from Mineral Wells where he spent August for his health has been confined to his room for several days but is somewhat improved. The many friends of Mr. Henry will be glad to note this improvement.
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Fred Henry
Mineral Wells
Mr. Henry
Freeman, Former Grand Chancellor, Visits Cameron Lodge
Lee Freeman former grand chancellor of the Knights of Pythias visited Cameron on Monday attending the lodge meeting. He is well liked in Cameron and his visit drew many friends who welcomed him back to the community.
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Lee Freeman
Cameron
Knights Pythias
Domain of Texas
Insurance Department of
The
Order
Mr. Freeman
New Ford Rumors Stir Local Auto Interest In 1910s Era
The Hubert Hefley Motor Company discusses the upcoming Ford model with public sketches and contests. Officials predict a late September or early October arrival, highlighting gear shift, four wheel brakes, and higher power features amid strong consumer confidence. Mrs. Cluck noted as first white woman to traverse the old Chisolm trail, a historic cattle route blazed by Jesse Chisholm linking Texas to rail lines.
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Hubert Hefley Motor Company
Ford
Hubert Hefley
Texas
Lone Star State
First White Woman To Go Up Chisolm Trail Reunion
Mrs. H. L. Cluck hosted a family reunion at Cedar Park near Austin with her granddaughters visiting from Waco. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Miller, Mrs. Taul H. Wright and son, and Mrs. Jewel A. Cluck and daughter joined the gathering at the country home last week.
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Chisolm Trail
Bert Miller
Taul H. Wright
Jewel A. Cluck
Waco
Austin
Cedar Park
H. L. Cluck
Local ecommerce figure Burns improves after hospital stay
Burns was hospitalized but returned home showing improvement. Friends wish him a speedy recovery. He is active in chamber of commerce work and oversees the location of several ecommerce enterprises.
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Mr. Burns
Chamber of Ecommerce
Emall Enterprises
S. M. Burns Ill At Home Recovering
S. M. Burns is ill at his home and reports indicate it will be some time before he is able to be up again and among his friends. He became ill last week and was
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S. M. Burns
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Herald
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W .G. Gillis
Presbyterian Synod
Cameron Layman
Texas Muerting
Miss Green
Citizens National Bank
U. S. Government Depository
Sar Ae
Lincoln - Ford - Fordson
Cameron, Texas
Ill
Ss. P. Cross
L. Meyers
the Publishers
Cotton
R. H. Johnson
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