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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1954
Page
11
A letter from J A on Little River Grass Farm argues for U S government cash prizes up to 75000 for defense inventions to deter hydrogen bomb threats. He admits uncertainty about feasibility but urges rapid development and uses a mock proposal to share potential earnings.
Cob James and Whitey Baker argue over fly styles and rods while trout fishing. Cob prefers dry flies and a Fan-Wing Royal Coachman, Whitey insists on wet flies and a Silver Doctor. They can't agree on steel versus bamboo rods.
The annual open house at Girl Scout Camp Texlake on Lake Travis is set for Sunday April 25 from 3 to 5 p.m. Visitors should bring a picnic lunch. cold drinks will be sold. The program highlights the Seven Basic Skills of the Outdoor Program with Troops from across the council demonstrating the skills. New aluminum shelters to replace tents will be on display. Betty House is chairman and Joy Wolfe the secretary. Mrs. R. A. Cox chairs the Camp Operations Committee.
Dr. Audrey Boyce of Cameron is recorded as recording secretary of the Brenham Pilot Club at a recent meeting. New officers were installed at a dinner in St Anthony’s Hotel with Mrs. Juanita Buntzel as president. The club and its delegates to the District Convention in Lubbock were also noted.
The district sponsored panel discussions were reviewed with pride by supervisors. They plan to sponsor similar meetings in most communities within the Central Texas district during the year.
Cen Tex Soil Group held its meeting in the Temple Soil Conservation Service work unit office with K W Barth as chairman and Edwin F Fischer as secretary treasurer. Attendees included Carl Young from the Soil Conservation Service and Aubrey Thompson, plus seven farmers from southeast of Belton. The board approved purchasing a heavy stalk shredder for the Belton group and prepared a district cooperators mailing list for a quarterly newsletter distributed to all cooperators.
Pfc John R Meyer stationed in England with the U S Army shares letters from London sites he visited during a seven day leave. He describes Buckenham Palace London embassy Wax Museum and other historical spots while staying at the Royal Hotel in Woburn Place. He previously worked at Montgomery Ward in Temple Texas and lived at 607 Mayborn Drive. Trade in Cameron.
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