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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1956
Page
2
The Little River Philosopher argues science speeds up election returns but cannot change outcomes. He likens radio and TV to tools that fail to improve candidate quality and credits the handshake as a political gimmick. He notes television reveals little while speeches often lack impact.
Milam County history by Mrs. Lelia McAnally Batte highlights pioneer heroism and county resources. Foreword reflects on transforming savagery into civilization and the enduring heritage of Milam, named for Benjamin Rush Milam. Excerpts to come in Cameron Herald, starting with Benjamin T ish Millar.
News from Jones Prairie reports the Home and Garden Club meeting held April 3 at the Community Center a business session with officer elections including President Mrs R H Fontaine Vice President Mrs S M Harrell Sec Treasurer Mrs S S Hickman Program Chairman Mrs A L Burnett Recreation leader Mr Jack Pond and Parliamentarian Mrs Ethel McKinney The outgoing president spoke on Middle East issues and Holy Land Soft drinks were served Next meeting hostesses are Mrs W B Burnett and Mrs J W Drennan. many local residents and visitors are listed with travel notes and weekend visits.
A national civilian defense exercise is announced for July 20 to 25 covering the United States Alaska Hawaii Puerto Rico and the Canal Zone with Canadian participation. President Eisenhower and cabinet officials will evacuate Washington on warning. Civil defense groups across counties and cities will participate as each community determines.
Farmers can learn details of the 1956 Smith Doxey program from the U S Department of Agriculture. Signups use past procedures. classing is free and a weekly market bulletin is mailed. Eligibility requires organizing a cotton improvement group, adopting suitable varieties, filing AMS applications by August 1 1956, arranging sampling, and meeting membership rules.
Texas 4 H Clubbers will meet at Texas A M College June 12 to 14 for their annual Roundup now in its fifty year run. State winners will be chosen June 13 in judging and team demonstrations with 17 short courses offered. County delegations are limited to two boys two girls and a leader. Awards and entertainment mark the event with training designed to spread back home. A new bulletin on Club Work from the Texas Agricultural Extension Service promotes clearer thinking loyalty service and better living among rural youth.
Mr and Mrs A L Jistel entertained guests including Mr and Mrs Ervin Kleiber and daughter Shirly Jean and son Dennis Wayne from Schulenburg. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Raymond Kurtz and son Ray and daughter Diane and Mr and Mrs
Mrs. Gladys Matyastik won the high score while Mrs. August Kunz was runner-up at the 42 Leisure Club gathering hosted by Mrs. Leo Stecher. Mrs. L. F. Slama held the 84 hand. Visitors were Mrs. Eugene Mees and Mrs. Bessie Marak. Next meeting on Salem Road with Mrs. Clayton Barton on April 26.
A household tip notes burners of a gas range may be washed in the kitchen sink. The advice appears in a domestic care column offering simple maintenance guidance for kitchen appliances.
IRS reports Austin District collects 413.6 million this year, up from 410 million last year. Refunds reduce totals as some taxpayers inflate dependents for larger refunds. District processes as many as 12 000 refunds daily during peak weeks with April 16 deadline looming.
The notice describes rising air and dirt choking the kitchen air, building up grease on nails used in food prep. It notes health concerns and mentions affected areas and times.
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