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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1928
Page
4
A historical newspaper snippet lists Che Cameron Kerala Established 1 with roles such as President Editor and Manager and various staff positions including Advertising Manager Plant Foreman and Linotype Operator. Monetary figures appear for pricing and ads are noted.
The piece notes officials’ hesitation and subdued enthusiasm, cites conflict with the Klan's reach in Beaumont and tensions around Dr. Stratton’s campaigns against Governor Smith. It suggests Stratton may be funded by or aligned with the Klan and accuses the movement of intolerance and constitutional violations.
Water company offices in New York inform Mr. Martin of Cameron plant plans with no firm total but believed to exceed 25000. Company owns water mains in Texas and has purchased Cameron franchise as a major asset. Improvements include removing two inch mains, adding rapid sand filters, and beautifying settling basin grounds to match Texas towns. Mr. Martin notes recent expenditures in Memphis Port Esteleen and credits Herald editorials for support.
The church plans a promotion day with pulpit promotions between classes and departments. Sunday school starts at 9 45. The pastor preaches at 11 on Making Christ King. An old time candle lighting service follows at 7 30 with separate sections for ladies and men. Epworth Juniors meet at six and seniors at 6 30 for devotion and organizational work.
Rev Jos Berberich celebrated his first Holy Mass at St Joseph church in Marlin with a large crowd from Marlin and surrounding areas. The English sermon on the priesthood was by Very Rev O''Connell of St Mary''s University, and Polish sermon by Rev Domanski of Anderson. A parish dinner followed with remarks by Judge Hunicut, Dr Buie, and others.
Milam County estimates show school property and equipment near one million dollars with about 650000 in the independent districts and the rest in rural property. Figures list property 192000 school grounds 19960 furniture 55228 teachers homes 8540 and note rural district improvements are strong with Buckhights offering home economics.
Mr and Mrs H G Graham will relocate to Cameron from San Antonio. He is a state bee inspector and will share an apartment with Mrs Lillie McCown as they establish their new residence.
Hutcherson and Scoutmaster Larry Hackeibiel led Troop 39 at a six o’clock weenie roast in Ledbetter Park Cameron with two boys attending. After supper the group moved to the church lawn for games under the scout master’s direction. Future meetings will be in the church Men’s Bible class room.
Mrs. C. C. Porter of Minerva is in Cameron hospital following an operation there last week.
Mrs. W H Ledbetter entertained with a forty two party Tuesday evening at home honoring Mr and Mrs Springer. Mr and Mrs Springer are leaving Cameron for Metzon to make their home.
Cameron Colored High School vocational agricultural team won the inter state judging contest at Marshall on September 21 representing Texas after being the top team in the state. Members Aubrey Sparks Bridges Nealy Preston Poole with Jesse Street as alternate earned Sparks a ten dollar gold piece for top individual score and the team received a silver loving cup bearing the school name.
Mrs. J. P. Love presided as president during a Cameron History Club gathering on Tuesday at the Country Club porch overlooking the lake and golf course. Members discussed the Year Book report, voted to sponsor Christmas Seals in Cameron, and planned letters to absent member Mrs. Paul Webb.
Mrs W A Bonds hosted the initial year meeting of the Auction 42 Club with retiring president presiding. Mrs Claude Triges elected president and Mrs Julian Baskin elected secretary. The club plans monthly meetings on the first and second Tuesdays and Mrs John Young hosts October 2. This marks the first social gathering of the year.
Mrs. Wm. Cobb hosted a meeting at her home last Wednesday with guests Miss Amy Wade of Belton and Mrs. C. N. Green. Guests shared needlework and light conversation while they worked on linens. Sherbets and cookies were served. The next meeting is set for the first Wednesday in October with Mrs. McIntosh.
F J Beckerman of the Junior Department hosted a class of ten year old boys at his home last Tuesday night. The group will be promoted the last Sunday in September and Mr Beckerman always holds a prepromotion gathering. Mrs Beckerman served dinner and the evening featured stories games and summer vacation experiences. Each boy received a copy of an Edgar Guest book.
Despite weather, the Davis revival in City Park draws attendees from Lott and Cameron. J A Thomas of Thornton testifies he was healed of stomach cancer after prayer a year ago, gaining 35 pounds. others from Wa o and local denominations attend nightly and morning sessions. Doctrinal disputes fade as services emphasize healing and unity under Evangelist Davis.
The Ellen Caver Class held a Monday night meeting in the classroom. Officers elected include President Miss Katherine Flinn First vice president Mrs Ryan Grabein Secretary Miss Nadine Agg Treasurer Mrs W E Kuehl pianist Helen Flinn organizer Mrs C Boles and Teacher Mrs F J Beckerman. A Rit and Miss lunch with hot chocolate followed.
Circle one led by Mrs R H McIntosh with five present discussed Life and Letters of Paul. Circle two, with Mrs Jeff Kemp, twelve members attended for a mission lesson. Circle three met with Mrs B T Harris seven present with Miss Mollie Mcore as leader. Circle four gathered with Mrs W O Triggers and Circle five with Mrs W A Bonds. all studied Life and Letters of Paul.
The Presbyterian church auxiliary met in homes for circle sessions. Circle one hosted Mrs Lyons with eight attendees to discuss yearly plans and refreshments. Circle two, hosted by Mrs W Lawrence, had four members discussing Presbyterianism. Circle three with Mrs Ben Atkinson also had four attendees and discussed Presbyterianism.
The women of the Christian church gathered at the church for a Bible study session led by Mrs. James Neinast.
The 42 Club, meeting on the first and third Thursday, began the fall season with Mrs. Tiff Moore. Officers elected include President Mrs. Roy Baskin, first vice president Mrs. J. C. Tucker, treasurer Mrs. W. G. Gillis, and executive board member Mrs. Oxsheermith. New members Mrs. Rev. Law and Mrs. Jim Baskin joined as hostesses served cream and cake.
For sale second hand roofing. Anyone desiring to purchase this iron call Frank Polansky or A. J. Matocha at Matocha Hardware Company.
J. Z. Martin of Breckenridge, Breckenridge water plant manager and Texas Water Utilities Company, spoke at the Lions Club luncheon about Cameron area improvements. He said Breckenridge could match Cameron’s advantages, and Rev Nicholson of the Mays Church gave a talk on community life and city rural relations.
Holy Communion will be celebrated at 11 o'clock next Sunday morning. Sunday school at 9:45. Bishop Quinn will be the guest of honor at a young people's luncheon Monday.
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