A S Hollingsworth Dies at 71 in Hearne Texas
A S Hollingsworth died Saturday at his son Somer Hollingsworth’s home in Hearne. Funeral services were held at the Maysfield Methodist Church with Rev A A Wagnon and Rev Arthur Cox officiating. He leaves wife Martha Reede and six sons including Walter Somer and Elbert.
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A. S. Hollingsworth
Somer Hollingsworth
Hearne
Maysfield
Calvert, Hearne, Cameron, Temple
A. A. Wagnon
Arthur Cox
Methodist Church
Mr. Hollingsworth
Augustus Somerfield Hollingsworth
Thomas and
Dorothy Hollingsworth
Gadsden
Alabama
Texas
Martha Reede
Milam County
Walter
Houston
Somer
Elbert
Dream for Catarah Opens Up Nostrils
A brief health note promises quick relief from head colds with a simple remedy. The item extols the method as splendid and effective for clearing nasal passages.
Ely’s Cream Balm Promises Quick Head Cold Relief
In a fragrant antiseptic bead ing cream, Ely’s Cream Balm claims to open clogged nostrils and clear air passages. A few applications in the nostrils soothe inflamed mucous membranes for instant relief from cold symptoms and catarrh.
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Ely
Funeral pallbearers named for Cameron man’s service
Green Brothers of Cameron oversaw funeral arrangements. Active pallbearers were five sons Walter Somer and Elbert, two nephews Joe and Frank Hollingsworth of Temple, and three nephews in law Harvey Chamberlain, Leslie Boatright and Orville Inabnitt of Houston. Honorary pallbearers attended.
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Green Brothers of
Cameron
Walter
Somer
Elbert
Joe
Frank Hollingsworth
Temple
Harvey Chamberlain
Leslie Boatright
Orville Inabnitt
Houston
Sunday Worship and Bible School at Local Christian Church
The Christian Church offers Bible School at 9 45 a.m. Morning worship at 11 00 a.m. including the Lord's Supper and a sermon A Worthy Ordinance. Evening services at 6 30 p.m. Christian Endeavor and 7 30 p.m. with a sermon Watchman What of the Night by Minister Harold F Shimeall Welcome to all not worshipping elsewhere.
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Christian Endeavor
Harold F. Shimeall
Pope Sapp Visits Temple on Business
Pope Sapp traveled to Temple on Friday for business. The trip focused on discussions with local officials and potential project planning.
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Pope Sapp
Temple
World's Largest Circus Announces Parade of Nations
The Robbins Bros 4-Ring Shows will tour Cameron on October 18 featuring a two mile Parade of Nations. The event includes tableaux wagons designed by Europeans, animal menageries, and a split day program with matinee and evening performances.
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America
Robbins Bros
Cameron
England
Belgium
France
Germany
China
Japan
Turkey
United States
Ponca Bill
Civic Sifting Shapes Cameron’s Population And Progress
The piece discusses how towns attract or lose residents, noting that in stronger communities intelligent people stay or move in while others depart. It argues Cameron has retained such residents due to local advantages, creating a progressive influence.
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Cameron
Milam County Baptist Association Plan Notes October Events
Program for Milam County Baptist Association with Rockdale Baptist Church outlines activities on Thursday and Friday. Devotionals, letters, new pastors, annual sermon by J. W. Raley, and lunch. missions, benevolences, Christian education, Mexican work, religious literature, W M U, associational reports, and obituaries scheduled with specific presenters and times.
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Milam County Baptist Association
Business and Professional Women's Club Meeting Notice
The Business and Professional Women's Club will hold its regular monthly meeting next Tuesday October 5 at 7 30 PM in the basement of the Methodist church. The annual election of officers for the ensuing year will occur. Dues for the year and month are due. Circle No four will serve lunch. A short program precedes the business session.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
Methodist Church
Circle No. Four
Episcopal Church Evening Prayer Service and Sermon
The Episcopal Church invites worshippers to Sunday evening prayer and a sermon at 7 30 PM led by Rev and Mrs Gua Craven of Maysfield. The notice also reports the birth of a son to Rev and Mrs Craven at Cameron hospital on September 28 1926 and mentions local family attendance at a funeral in Waco.
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Gua Craven
Maysfield
Cameron Hospital
St Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Back Pain Relief
An old advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as instant relief for lumbago backache sciatica and strains. It urges readers to apply the soothing oil directly to the painful area with a trial bottle from a druggist and claims the soreness stiffness and lameness vanish quickly.
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St. Jacobs Oijl
St. Jacobs
Robinson Heads to Parado for ATC Employment
Ray Robinson left Tuesday for Parado where he will be employed by the American Telephone Company. The many friends of Mr. Robinson here will be interested in his new venture. Mrs. Emma Moore is quite sick at her father's home in Cameron. Judge Jeff T. Kemp traveled to Tyler for the County Judges Convention this week. Mrs. J. Z. Young of Buckholts was in Cameron Monday afternoon.
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Ray Robinson
Parado
American Telephone Company
Mr. Robinson
Emma Moore
A. &. Houston
Jeff T. Kemp
Tyler
County Judges
J. Z. Young of
Buckholts
Cameron
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Sewanee
Vanderbilt
M. U
Santa Fe
Rockdale Baptist
J. W. Raley
J. A. Hall
J. M. Dawson
Old Minister's Relief
Orphans Home
Elliott
Christian Education
J. C. Hardy
F. A. Hernandez
C. W. Murphree
Associational
F. J. Beckerman
Episcopal Church
BR. L. Batte
Baby
Mary Bell
Lelia Batte
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John Bryant
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Voaue
Nice
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