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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1927
Page
8
An old patent medicine advertisement touts Wyeth’s Sage Sulphur Compound as a remedy to darken gray or faded hair. It claims the product chemically colors hair evenly, restores youth, and makes gray hair vanish after one or two applications, appealing to readers seeking a youthful appearance.
Bigbee was in Bryan Saturday on business. The visit appeared routine with no stated agenda or announcements.
Miss Beryl Coutrell of Waco and Mr. Philip Reid of Cameron wed quietly Monday night August 1% in Marlin. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. M. L. Whitaker of Waco. The groom, reared in Cameron, worked at Citizens Bank after Military School at Terrell. The Cameron Herald extends best wishes to the couple.
The junior class at Yee High School held a country club event entertaining the whole high school. About 130 pupils attended with strong representation from all classes.
The club house rooms were adorned in orange and white with streamers. Bridge forty two and dancing entertained guests as punch was served. Present were sponsors Miss Gray and Mr Sterling along with Miss Pitts Miss Mary Lake Henderson Miss Goddard and Mr Guy Newton.
The North Zone gathers with Little River Church on Sunday October 2 1927 at 3 30 PM for a program of song and praise devotional led by Paul Jamison piano solo by Miss Gladys Sproull and Ben Arnold discussion on My Greatest Problem by B Y P A presidents special music by Miss Inez Evans address by Rev E S Hutcher son Cameron and banner awards announcements and adjournment.
Miss Jolly Blanche Pitts plans a weekend in Temple with Miss Ethel Blair, formerly Cameron schools, now teaching in Temple this year.
A vintage advertisement claims Ely's Cream Balm clears nasal passages in minutes. It asserts the antiseptic cream soothes swollen mucous membranes, relieves head colds and catarrh, and helps breathing feel normal again.
Zone No 2 of Marlin District met in Rockdale Tuesday September 27 with Mrs A C Schanders presiding. Opening song If Jesus goes with me scripture in Galatians 6 read by Mrs E E Green of Rosebud. Welcoming address by Mrs C F Smith of Rockdale and response by Mrs W A Bonds of Cameron. Members shared chapters from Yet another day in Methodist Missions and The secret Garden of the Soul. The Scarrett scholarship fund was highlighted by Mrs W O Triggs. Next meeting to be held in Cameron in November. Sandwiches and grape juice served by Mrs O K Phillips and assistants.
Louis S. Pierce of Navasota visits Cameron where he is part owner with C. W. Bradbury of the local store. The Navasota store launches a fall sale this week.
A noted skin specialist praises Mentho Sulphur cream for soothing fiery itchy skin and healing eczema. It stops itching within moments and, after a few applications, clears eruptions leaving skin smooth. Sulphur is valued for destroying parasites causing irritation. A small jar is available at drug stores.
L Cohen has returned from St Louis after purchasing goods for the Cameron Cohen Bros store. The Cameron firm received a large shipment, and Cohen, a baseball fan, watched the Cardinals play during his market stay and glimpsed the 1926 world champions in action.
C W Bradbury traveled to Franklin Monday and Tuesday to be at his father’s bedside as his condition remained critically ill for some time.
Mrs Williamson spends the month visiting her family, staying with daughters in Kenedy and Robstown. The trip highlights family gatherings and local engagements during her stay.
A review extols a Mrs. Rinehart story mixing blood freez ing incidents with character study and humor. The piece balances chills and laughs, and the reading experience surpasses the original stage play it borrows from.
S. W. Law, seriously wounded three weeks ago in a knife attack by a Black assailant, has been moved to his son Roy Law’s home and is reported to be improving. He spent over two weeks in the hospital and is expected to recover.
Physicians endorse cleansing the body as vital to health. Take Calotabs once or twice weekly for several weeks to purify the system. A family package with directions costs 35 cents at any drug store.
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