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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1928

Page

10

Farm and Labor Leaders Endorse Governor Smith at State Fair

The New York State Federation of Labor unanimously endorsed Governor Alfred Smith. At the State Fair in Syracuse, over 60,000 people attended a demonstration praising Smith, with both Republican and Democratic leaders acclaiming his farm and labor records. William Green of the AFL lauded Smith's social justice programs and pro labor legislation.

Alfred Smith Syracuse State Federation of Labor Rochester William Green American Federation of Labor Green Smith Dts Mr. Green Pyracuse Jerome Dtd. Barnum Syracuse Post Standard

Washington on religious tolerance in early U S letter

Democratic National Committee copies George Washington letter to Baltimore Baptists praising liberty of worship and equal protection of laws. It asserts that religious tenets do not bar holding high office and defends freedom from bigotry in the United States.

Smith South Democratic Nateal Committee George Washington New Church Baltimore United States

Veterans for Smith form group backing Governor Smith

A national group of high ranking veterans led by General Henry J. Allen forms the National Democratic Veterans Organization to campaign for Governor Alfred E. Smith among veterans. Attendees include General Edward A. Logan Major General John F. O’Ryan Major Bernard Ryan FE. C. Kay and others.

Alfred E. Smith Henry J. Allen Army of Occupation National Democratic Veterans Organization New York Edward A. Logan Boston New England John F. O'Ryan Bernard Ryan Albion N. Y FE. C. Kay William Jones The Veterans of Foreign Ware William F. Deegan American Legion J. Monroe Johnson Marion D. C Joan Noonan Springfield Moass James J. Hoey Democratic National Committee Smith Allen Hoover Starth Republic New York State

Community shoppers and visitors frequent Cameron area

Charlie Wilkerson and Estelle Campbell visited Cameron on Saturday while the Douglas and Schwarting families hosted visits. Elton Cox returned from San Antonio for Vance McLerran's funeral at Jones Prairie where several locals attended. Tim Mitchell shopped in Cameron, Frank Douglas came from Houston, Lorene Cox started Rosebud school, and more Camero n residents stopped by family homes.

Vance McLerran Jones Prairie Walker Cox Herman Schwarting la Rue Douglas R. K. Anderson Louie Mitchell Dan Vance

Episcopal Church Evening Prayer and Sermon

The Episcopal Church schedules Evening Prayer and a sermon at 8:00 p.m. on Sunday September 23. Sunday School gathers at 9:45 a.m. for daytime instruction.

Milam County Baptist Churches South Zone Meeting Recap

Congregational singing and a devotional by Rev. J. L. McRae opened the South Zone meeting at the Milam County Baptist Churches. Announcements and roll call followed with a piano solo by Mrs. Cliff Alexander and notes on building a Standard Sunday School led by V. B. Breazenle.

South Zone Meeting Milam County Baptist Churches J. L. McRae Cliff Alexander V. B

N. TATE INJURED IN WORKPLACE FALL

H. N. Tate fell Monday night while at the Compress, suffering bruises to the body and chest. He was working in the light, stepped into a dark room, and missed a step. He is resting well.

H. N. Tate

Methodist Women Meet in Mission Study Circles

The women of the Methodist church held Monday Mission Study circles. Circle one did not meet. Circle two gathered with Mrs. R. B. Rylander. Mrs. W. P. McCall led the lesson and Mrs. H. N. Tate gave the devotional. A luncheon followed. Circles three, four, and five met with Mrs. Pope Sapp, Mrs. Fred Cable, Mrs. W. O. Triggs, and Mrs. A. J. Trigegs respectively, with lessons and devotions led by noted members.

The Methodist Church Circle One Circle Two R. B. Rylander W. P. McCall H. N. Tate Circle Three Pope Sapp Circle Four Fred Cable W. O. Triggs Cable Circle Five A. J. Trigegs

Cakes Wanted for Sunday Church Sale

Circle Two of the Methodist church takes cake orders this week for a home made cake for Sunday. Call Mrs H N Tate to arrange delivery or pickup.

Methodist Church H. N. Tate

Rummage Sale By Methodist Circle Two In Yee Building

The women of circle two at the Methodist church plan a rummage sale on Saturday in the Yee Building east of Lyon's Dry Goods Store. Cakes and sandwiches will also be sold.

Circle Two The Methodist Church Yee Lyon

Evans-Hillen Couple Wed in Rosebud Office Ceremony

Miss Nobelle Evans and Mr. Earl Hillen of Rosebud were married Saturday afternoon at the County Judge Jeff T. Kemp's office. The couple will reside in Rosebud.

Nobelle Evans Earl Hillen Rosebud Jeff T. Kemp Hillen

Hutcherson-McClure Pressley wed in Belton ceremony

Rev EF Hutcherson joined Mildred McClure of Belton and Elton Pressley of Houston in marriage last Thursday night. The couple plans to make their home in Houston.

EF. S. Hutcherson Mildred McClure Belton Elton Pressley Houston

Quest for Knowledge Leads Yoe High Grads to Universities

The 1928 Yoe High School graduating class travels to colleges and universities across Texas. Miss Callie Heath and others will attend Teachers College San Marcos. Grace Beacham, Glenn Kahler and peers head to State University while others to A M College, Southwestern University, Baylor College, Baylor University, and more.

Yee High School Yoe High Cameron Callie Heath Louise Johnson Bethel Middleton Gracie Meridon Colege San Marcos Grace Beacham Glenn Kahler Gene Crowell Paul Watson Alvin Mondick State University Frederick Graves Richard Hefley A. & M. College Harriet Flinn Mary Bell Batte Lena Bell Baskin Reba Young Dorothy Denson

Contract Let For Two New Homes In East Cameron

M. G. Cox has let the contract for two modern bungalows to be built in the eastern part of Cameron near the Ada Henderson school. The old Cox homestead occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Herndon has been torn down and a new building is being built on the lot and another new house just north of it. Both houses are to be modern in every way and piped for gas. Mr. and Mrs. Herndon will occupy one of the new homes as soon as they are com pleted.

M. G. Cox Cameron Ada Henderson Cox

Mrs Hallie Wofford Tours Arizona and Grand Canyon

Mrs Hallie Wofford and her son Nat Wofford of Port Arthur returned from an eight day tour of Arizona aboard Santa Fe. The party of 12 viewed the Grand Canyon from an airplane at 10 000 feet above sea level and stayed at El Tovar in Grand Canyon Village. Nat Wofford left Cameron for Cuero to visit his grandmother before returning home to Port Arthur where he works as a claim agent for the KTS railroad.

Hallie Wofford Arizona Grand Canyon Nat Wofford Port Arthur Cameron Cuero John T. Wofford K. T. S. Railroad

Mrs White Hubert Guest of Corsitana Family

Mrs White Hubert of Corsitana visits her parents Mr and Mrs R R Tyson during a social visit with family members in town.

White Hubert of Corsitana Mrs R. R. Tyson

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