Cameron Herald notes on university plans and local visits
Miss Nora Hefley and Cecil Smith Joe House Frank Lesovsky Everett Phillips Oxsheer Smith and George Graves will leave about the 26th for Austin to attend the State University for the ensuing year. Hon. T. S. Henderson returned from Galveston to assess university damage and plans. Mrs. A A Brooks and Misses Annie and Evelyn McLane will attend school in Sherman. Mayor J M Raston returned from Galveston after learning of a relative’s safety. Local relief efforts and labor actions are noted including a vagrancy plan to spur work among cotton pickers. Hi G Passmore joins First National Bank Cameron, W A Nabours to Tom Rhodes store, Rev C C Weaver in Galveston post flood observations. Nat Wofford returns to Port Arthur after vacation in Grand Canyon. visits Cuero grandmother.
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Nora Hefley
Cecil Smith
Joe House
Frank Lesovsky
Everett Phillips
Oxsheer Smith
George Graves
Austin
State University
A. A. Brooks
Annie
Evelyn McLane
Sherman
Nat Wofford
Hallie Wofford
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Port Arthur
T. C. S. Railroad
John T. Wofford
Cuero
Hughes Returns to Cameron Home After Dallas Business
J. O. Hughes and wife return from Dallas to their former Cameron residence and plan to stay in Milam county. The couple moved into the home recently vacated by Roy Law and family. Hughes previously supervised Maysfield and Buckholts schools and has been in Dallas business. He said he has no immediate plans beyond enjoying life back among friends.
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J. O. Hughes
Dallas
Cameron
Hughes
Roy Law
Maysfield
Milam County
Buckholts
Local Girls Depart for Teaching and Studies
Miss Margaret McDermott daughter of Mr and Mrs Giles McDermott left last Thursday for Liberty where she will teach this winter Miss Clyde Baskin daughter of Mrs Lena Baskin left last week for Georgetown to attend Southwestern She is in her fourth year and will receive her degree in June
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McDermott
Giles McDermott
Liberty
Clyde Baskin
Lena ’Baskin
Georgetown
Southwestern
Miss Cyde
Mrs Sam McLane Buried in Cameron Texas
Mrs. Sam McLane age 85 died Saturday at 8 00 am at her daughter's home in Dallas and funeral services were held at Cameron Presbyterian church. Burial was in Oak Hill Cemetery. She was born June 12 1844 in Conecuh County Alabama and lived in Milam County and Maysfield before moving to Parsons Kansas. Survived by three children Jennie Kieth S M McLane and Laura Davenport plus eleven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Coleman Eplen Funeral Home directed the rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam McLane
Dallas
Homer McLane
Cameron Presbyterian Church
Lock
Maysfield
Oak Hill Cemetery
Anne Elizabeth Hawthorne
Conecuh County
Alabama
S. S.nelane
Texas
Brazos River
Milam County
McLane
Panhandle
Lamar Davenport
Parsons
Kansas
Jennie Kieth
C. W. Lawrence
Jewell Barmore
Cameron
Coleman-Eplen
Jiome
Elizabeth McDermott Enters Teachers College in Denton
Elizabeth McDermott leaves Wednesday for Denton to attend Teachers College. It is her second year at the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth McDermott
Denton
Teachers’ College
College
Mrs Bonds Laird Visits Tempe Friends and Hospital Stay
Mrs Bonds Laird visited Tempe on Saturday with friends from Snyder and also visited friends in a Temple hospital.
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Cameron Herald
T. S. Henderson
Galveston
Medical Branch
Medical College
J. M. Raston
C. D. Lay
T. S. Williams
Dan Campbell
Houston
Giles Arriett
Hi. G. Passmore
Nashville
First National Bank of
Camron
W. A. Nabours
Tom Rhodes
Rev
C. C. Weaver
E. A. Wallace
First National Bank
Cameron, Texas
S. R. Cotton
Palace of Sweets
Fletcher
Tra
Anton Novratis
School of
Baylor University
YOE High School
Hicks Rubber Company
Dayton
Dayton Black Balloons
Hicks Souths Ee Bats Am
Alel Bis i. Oe
Milam County Battery Company
Hicks Rubber Co
M. C. Fox
Prop
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