Milam County Negro Farmers Excel in Meat Show Curing
Milam County farmers and farm women earned eight prizes and 15 dollars in cash plus 617 dollars in merchandise at the Northeast Texas Meat Show in Palestine on March 22. Judges noted strong pork curing skills amid 2262 exhibits of pork by products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam County
Palestine
Texas
Ings
Texas Power & Light Company
C. L. Redus
E. A. Woods
Negro County
Cameron
Louisa Bowser
F. J. Beal
Victoria Twiggs
Seah Quigley
Jake Polk
Roy Snyder
A & M College
Elmore R. Torn
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
W. R. Banks
Prairie View College
C. H. Waller
Roosevelt's ultimatum to labor spurs brief two week window
Roosevelt warned labor differences must be settled in two weeks or government action will follow. He noted displeasure at ongoing strikes while Congress and administration leaders urged the President to speak out. Separate notes report Germany and Italy rejected release of Axis ships and crews, with war looming in Yugoslavia and German forces in Libya. British 350,000 troops in Greece cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Congressman McCormick
Tom Connally
Texas
Washington
United States
Germany
Italy
Cordell Hull
Balkans
Yugoslavia
Greece
Britain
Africa
Libya
Texas UT Students Visit Cameron With Luckett Family
Miss Dianne Luckett and Jerry T. Dennis Jr. of the University of Texas spent Sunday in Cameron with Miss Luckett’s parents and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dianne Luckett
Jerry T. Dennis, Jr
University of Texas
Cameron
Miss Luckett
Guardian Appointments and Real Estate Transfers in Cameron
Court House News lists guardianship of Willis Harmon and Luck Jenkins for non compos mentis incidents dated March 31, 1941 and 1942 with bonds of $50 and appraisers named Conn Isaacs, Womack Brashear, John B. Henderson. It also records several property deeds including L C Kinser to Carl Kinser 190 acres, Carrie Gray to Lucy Jones lot transfers in Cameron, Cooper Company to M L Brown 87 acres, A C Hughes to H N Tate lots in Cameron, Tate to Shafer lots, and T E Campbell to C L Stigall 70 acres with various considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Harmon
Willis Harmon
Conn Isaacs
Womack Brashear
Jno
B. Henderson
Luck Jenkins
John B. Henderson
L. C. Kinser
Carl Kinser
Carrie M. Gray Et al
Lucy Jones
Gause
C. L. Stigall
Jackson Hall League
WMU Mission Study Institute Meets in Milam County
The annual WMU Mission Study Institute gathered in an all day session at the First Baptist church Tuesday. Mrs. McNeely district WMU president of Elgin, Mrs. R. L. Brown of College Station, Mrs. Burns of Elgin and Mrs. Milam of Navasota led the program. Cameron women provided a noon lunch in the Sunday School banquet room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMU Mission Study Institute
Milam County
First Baptist Church
McNeely
WMU
Elgin
R. L. Brown
College Station
Burns
Milam
Navasota
Cameron
Provasek Family Enjoys Sunday in Temple
Adolph Provasek Harold Buffington Tillie Wilma Provasek Tubby Price Dorothy Mae Provasek and Bertha Provasek spent a pleasant Sunday in Temple, sharing a day of leisure and family time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Provasek
Harold Buffington
Tillie Wilma Provasek
Tubby Price
Dorothy Mae Provasek
Bertha Provasek
Temple
Baylor College Artists Guests of Music Club
Baylor College artists Mary Louise Beltz and Willa Mae Kelly entertained the Cameron Symphony Club during a Friday musical tea hosted at Mrs. A. d. Smith’s home. Beltz, a noted vocalist and Baylor voice department head, has studied at Julliard and toured with Chautauqua. Kelly, a Baylor pianist, holds dual degrees and will complete a master’s at Cincinnati Conservatory this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baylor College
Mary Louise Beltz
Willa Mae Kelly
Cameron Symphony Club
Miss Beltz
Miss Kelly
A. d. Smith
East
Middle West
South
Julliard’s
Graduate School
New York
University of Kansas
Chautauqua
Dallas Federation of Music Clubs
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Kelly
Music Club
Schiller Student Visits Parents During Weekend
Ed 8, a Schiller student at the University of Texas at Austin, was home for the weekend visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Schiller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schiller
University of Texas At Austin
E. O. Schiller
Catholic Women Meet in District Council at St. Monica's
The National Council of Catholic Women district meeting gathered Sunday at St. Monica's Parochial School with about two hundred delegates from Waco Rosebud Teague Burlington West Westphalia Mexia Ogden ville and Tours. Mrs J M McDowell presided. The program included prayers, reports, talks by Rev Msgr O Connell and Mrs Norma Rankin Austin director of child welfare services. The session closed with Benediction and a guest registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Council of Catholic Women
St. Monica’s Parish
Waco
Rosebud
Teague
Burlington
West
Westphallia
Mexia
Oganaville
Tours
J. M. McDowell
J. T. Geiser
Felix Mistrot
Rudolph Janek
T. N. King
Donald Grael
Admiral Benson
Bill Parma
Cameron
R. P. Halloran
Waco Diocean
State Department
A. L. O'Connell
J. J. Kearns
P. J. O’reilley
Temple
Geo. J. Duda
Devol Families Visit Stocklas Household Friday
Mrs. F. F. Kohutek Sr with daughter Ella and son F. F. Kohutek Jr of Devol Oklahoma visited the Joe Stocklas and family, along with Mr. and Mrs. John Seveik and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Masar and families, in their home Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Kohutek
Ella
Devol, Okla
John Seveik
Frank Masar
Joe Stocklas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Court House News
Clyde Gates
Etta V. Marion
Frank Leon Weathers
Mildred Darline Davis
Eugene Turner
Dorothy Nugent
Rowden Eaton
Delia Mae Richetson
Don Robertson
Hattie Kunkel
Probate
the Cooper Company, Inc
WMU_ INSTITUTE
St. Monica’s
Turner & Company
Franklin Street
Waco, Texas
South Bend
Indiana
C.I.T
Michalka Motor Company
Cameron, Texas
Baring
Gould
Sabine Baring- Gould
Green Funeral Home
Deanna Durbin and
Franchot Tone
Lionel Barrymore
Edward Arnold
Kitty Foyle
Ginger Rogers
Anna Neagle
Victor Mature
Rio Grande
Cesar Romero and
Patricia Morison
Mr. and Mrs. Smith
Carole Lombard and
Robert Montgomery
Milam Theatre
Dick Foran
Onstal
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