Milam County Attorney Ed Gunn Seeks Re-election
Ed Gunn will seek another term as Milam County Attorney, subject to the Democratic primary on Saturday July 22. He previously announced in March and is praised for a strong record, with 1949 state cases all convicting and no reversals. Judge Gunn has been ill recently but is improving and back at work.
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Ed Gunn
Gunn
Milam County
Judge Gunn
Texas
Court of Criminal Appeals
Milam Coun
Carl C. Black
Black
Brick
Mr. Black
MOTHER OF MR DIXMAN DIED IN ROSEBUD
Mrs Doris Eixman 81 died at Rosebud Hospital April 26 1950 after a weeklong illness. Born in Germany she came to America at age two. Survived by children Ida Pfieffer Henry J Eixman Janie Hensel Bruno Eixman Walter Eixman Raymond Bixman four of whom live in Cameron Rosebud and Arlington with 15 grandchildren and several great grandchildren. Funeral at Nicholson s Rosebud then Shelby interment.
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Doris Eixman
Rosebud Hospital
Winners in Dist 21 4 Meet Are Announced
First place in the one act play contest at the district 21 A meet in Georgetown went to University Junior High of Austin for Little Women. Rosebud was second with Uncle Jimmie and Georgetown third with The Bishops Candlesticks.
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Georgetown
University Junior High of
Austin
Jimmie
Rosebud
Loren Winship
Jack Currier
Bill Hays
Belton
Joe Mears
Nettie Thrasher
Joyce Shapland
Killeen
Jesse Wade
Taylor
Fred Phillips
Leland Green
Cameron
Beverly Bohls
Martha McKay
Beverly Hayner
Lawrence Becker
Kenneth Sefick
Bobby Fritz
Patricia Wood
Gavin Williams
Sidney Young
Eva
Farm Bureau Hosts Imperial Quartet Friday Night
Milam County Farm Bureau announces an entertainment event Friday night April 28 at 8 p m featuring the Imperial Quartet led by Marion Snider making its first local appearance at Simon George Catholic Memorial Hall. The group is known for its WFAA radio program at 11 45 a m daily in Dallas. Proceeds benefit a charity ward medicine fund for local hospitals.
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Milam County Farm Bureau
Imperial Quartet
Marion Snider
Simon-George Catholic Memorial Hall
WFAA
Dallas
S. W. McClaren
Farm Bureau
James Elrod
Bureau
North
Houston Ave
Plans Nearing End For Cameron Work Clinic May 2 3
Cameron plans a community work clinic on May 2 and 3 to develop a chamber of commerce program. Citizens attend district court room sessions at 9 30 am and 3 30 pm Tuesday and Wednesday with separate womens and agricultural group meetings. Local chairmen and farmers are coordinating attendance and ideas for the chamber’s work program.
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W. L. McIntosh
Cameron Chamber of Commerce
Cameron
Chamber of Commerce
Trade
District Court Room
Court House
Business and Professional Womens Club
Charles C. Berry
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Leo Fuchs
L. W. Smith
A. W. McCullin
J. D. Moore
J. C
Farmers Group
J.D . Moore
Thorndale Bank Bids Law on Milam Warrants
Milam County commissioners awarded Milam road and bridge time warrants totaling 20 000 to Thorndale State Bank at a special courthouse meeting. The bank was the low bidder and will hold the warrants at an interest rate of 2.5 percent.
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Milam County
Thorndale State Bank
Commissioners’ Court
H H Coffield Elected Region 9 Boy Scouts Vice Chairman
Rockdale leader H H Coffield national representative and past Heart of Texas Council president was chosen vice chairman of Region 9, Boy Scouts of America, at the final meeting in Oklahoma City. Scout Executive Harvey L Price and several council members attended.
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H. H. Coffield
Rockdale
Heart of Texas Council of Boy Scouts
Boy Scouts of America
Oklahoma City
Coffield
Harvey L. Price
Lehman Seeks Re-Election as Flatorial Representative
Henry G. Lehman of Giddings announces his candidacy for re election to the 65th District House seat, comprising Milam Burleson and Lee Counties, subject to Democratic primaries. He touts long service and leadership and asks Milam County voters to return him to the House, hoping to become Dean of the House.
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Henry G. Lehman
Giddings
The
Herald
Milam
Burleson
Lee
Chiirman
House of Representatives
Milam County
Betty Jane From Punkin Lane by O. J. Thomas Faculty
The O. J. Thomas faculty stages a three act comedy drama Betty Jane From Punkin Lane on Friday May 5 at 8 pm in the school auditorium directed by Mrs L M Shepard. Adult tickets cost thirty five cents.
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O. J. Thomas
Betty Jane
Punkin Lane
Stoney
Prudence Potter
Perkins Named County Representative on East Texas Chamber Board
L. Van Perkins has been named County Representative on the East Texas Chamber of Commerce Board. The appointment came at the recent convention in Tyler. Perkins has been active in Cameron Chamber work and is a former secretary there.
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L. van Perkins
East Texas Chamber of Commerce Board
Tyler
Mr. Perkins
Chamber of Commerce
Cameron
Yoe High School Band Plans May 2 Concert
The Yoe High School Band will present a free 45 minute concert in the school gym on Tuesday at 8 pm. The program features three pieces to be performed at the Region 3 Band Contest in Waco on May 6, plus marches popular tunes and tone poems. Francis Cox directs the band.
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Yoe High School
Waco
Francis Cox
Grady Allen Seeks Re election as District Clerk
Grady Allen of the 20th Judicial District announces his candidacy for re election in the Democratic primary set for Saturday July 22. He cites a record of service and pledges to continue improving efficiency, saving taxpayer money, and honoring obligations to the people, the District Court, and the Bar.
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Grady Allen
20Th Judicial District
Allen
Fellowship Day Observed By Cameron Church Women
May 5 luncheon at First Methodist Church marks Fellowship Day with registration by ecumenical register next month. Mrs. Julian F. Williams of Waco discusses the plan as funds support ecumenical expansion and united Christian work. Mrs. J. L. Callaway chairs the local council with Protestant church workers aiding in planning.
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Church Women of
Cameron
First Methodist Church
Julian F. Williams
Waco
State Council of Church Women
Ecumenical Church
World Council of Churches
Commission For Women
J. L. Callaway
Council of Church Women
Jaycees Hold Regular Session At Corner Cafe
A regular meeting of the Junior Chamber of Commerce was held Thursday evening with 20 members present at the Corner Cafe. The group discussed the Water Bond election outcome and planned a Cameron membership drive before a concluding meal.
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Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Cameron
Visitors in Mrs Morrison’s Home Include Bryan Guests
Recent guests in the home of Mrs. W. A. Morrison were Mrs. C. K. Stribling and daughter Mrs. Brownie Lawrence and Mrs. David McGuire and children of Bryan.
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W. A. Morrison
C. K. Stribling
Brownie Lawrence
David McGuire
Bryan
Milk Bowl Game Date Being Considered
Milk Bowl Inc at Gause weighs Friday December 29 as the date for the Cameron hosted classic. Support cites favorable weather no holiday conflict Christmas break travel time and potential benefits for Cameron businesses and broadcast plans. Board decision expected within days.
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Cameron
Milk Bowl, Inc
Gause
Mayor Green Explains Delay In Water Plant Purchase
Mayor A N Green plans to travel to Oklahoma City to rest and meet Fort Worth Water Company officials to discuss a written contract before signing papers for Cameron water plant purchase. He cites lack of formal contract and says delays stem from business and legal safeguards while bond processes proceed.
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Green
Community Public Service Company
Fort Worth
Cameron
Joe Rady
Board of Aldermen
Sheriff Carl C. Black Seeks Re election
Sheriff Carl C. Black announces his bid for another term in the Democratic Primary. The long serving official receives broad county support, praised for vigorous administration and hard work, with a reputation as a cooperative and popular leader in central Texas.
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Carl C. Black
Thundershowers Hit Wide Texas Area
Thundershowers fell across Mineral Wells to East and Central Texas on Sunday with Cam eron at .94 inches and daily readings mostly in the upper 70s to mid 80s. Laredo reached 91 and Amarillo 88 as winds eased from Panhandle gusts to lighter breezes while a few West Texas showers remained possible.
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Mineral
Texas
Cameron
West Texas
Junction
Mineral Wells
Fort Worth
Dallas
Waco
Austin
San Antonio
Bryan
Laredo
Amarillo
Texas Panhandle
Panhandle
Officers And Men To Attend Camp Hood Small Arms Course
Battery C 649th Anti aircraft Artillery Battalion will send officers and men to Camp Hood for a May 13 14 small arms firing course Captain Rudolph Michalka announced. The program includes Thompson firing and record firing for drivers and key personnel Possibly carbines may be used. They will travel in unit vehicles and bivouac in pup tents with meals in a battalion mess tent. Battery C is also conducting indoor range firing at the armory and high scores will be announced after course completion.
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Battery C
Camp Hood
Rudolph Michalka
Michalka
Delphians Set Date For Flower Show
Cameron Delphian Club resets its fourth annual flower show to May 9 at First Methodist Church after rain postponement. Public invited to exhibit flowers and attend the free event.
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Cameron Delphian Club
First Methodist Church
Kemp Couple Visits Family Before Houston Trip
Mr and Mrs Thompson Kemp of Dublin visited his mother Mrs Jeff T Kemp for a short stay before traveling to Houston to visit Mrs Kemp's parents.
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Thompson Kemp
Dublin
Jeff T. Kemp
Houston
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MR. Dixman
Farm Bureau States
Thorndale Bank
Boy Scout
Perkins
A. N. Green
Delphians
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