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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1966
Page
6
A study cited by the Department of Labor shows women aging into marriage earlier and pursuing further schooling. Data indicate that returning to college or completing education improves employability, with women 34 to 44 seeing higher job attainment after additional schooling.
In a local update, Kunz is introduced as the new tactical head at Freer. The article notes his background, family, and ties to North Texas, with hints of prior roles and potential impact on the Fryer program.
District 5 meeting planned by the Mothers Cub, with Georgetown hosts and a luncheon at River Yary Brashear in San Antonio. Winkle, district chair, notes agenda includes reports and a coffee hour. meeting to be held at Georgetown First National Bank.
Mrs Martinez and Mrs Virz WOR hosted the Delphinn Chicoon Toes on April 5 at the home of Mrs Lar Vuss. The gathering featured remarks by Rev RR Artes on work among Americans, a business session, farewell for Mrs Bugvene Stenklard, and refreshments including Easter decor.
A description honors Mrs Wendland for her tireless service to soldiers and community. A note found outside her home reads Service Club Number 3, highlighting her big heart and ability to organize, encourage, and contribute to worthy efforts.
Advice urges bringing a slingshot on fishing excursions to deal with pests like turtles and snakes and to add fun. The piece suggests gaining proficiency to handle pests and enjoy the activity.
The OJT district track meet showcased Cameron lone strong performers with multiple firsts. Notables include Johnson of Cameron winning the 220 yard dash and Canady taking top spots in the 440 and shot put while Rosebud’s Williams and Jones placed well in several events.
A string of birth announcements lists Mrs. Roger D. Terry of Corsicans and Mr. James T. Terry as grandparents for Roser Mark born seven pounds seven ounces at Newton Memorial Hospital on April 7. The report also notes Robyn Hachelle born to Mr. and Mrs. new Orleans resident, and William Hugh born March 22 at St David Hospital in Atlanta. Various parents and grandparents named include L. E. B. Thompson, Walter Sharpe, Ida Jenness, Frank Mikulee Sr, Edna Butler, Ben Boedecker, H. E. Griffin, J. J. Martin, George Graves, A. J. Hairston, Clark Kelsey, T. H. Fisher, Aetna Smith.
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