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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1950
Page
11
The USDA reports Texas commercial hatcheries produced 12,200,000 chicks in March the highest in four years. Broiler chick production rose 50 percent from a year earlier with flock replacement up eight percent. Egg production for March was about two percent higher than March 1949.
Friends of Mrs. R I Goodrich learn she is listed as ill and receiving care at St Edward Hospital.
R A Houston 60 died at home 855 Cavalier San Antonio after years of illness. He was WWI veteran and First Lieutenant of the 141st Infantry 86th Division. Burial with military honors at National Cemetery Fort Sam Houston. Survived by wife Margaret, children, brother and sister. The Freer Enterprise.
Mr and Mrs H L Dakel visited their ill daughter Mrs Bob Busker in Lott for a week. Mrs Busker has been ill at her home and Mrs Dakel remained longer to help during her illness.
L A Holmes resigns as Rosebud public schools superintendent effective July 1 1950 after 1943 tenure. He will become Belton superintendent July 1 1950, accepting a new post with higher salary and status. Rosebud board prepares to seek Holmes successor as district expands from 22 to 82 teachers and budgets rise from 34000 to 120000.
Mrs C A Arledge VFW president announces installation of officers by Mrs Arlea Sewell Temple Treasurer at the regular meeting Wednesday night April 19 at 8 00 p m Odd Fellows Hall Mrs H FE White heads the slate as president with officers including Senior VP Joe Hickman Junior VP David Shapiro Conductress E J Manning Guard Lois Haddox Chaplain August Horstmann three year trustee Neil Dodson treasurer Shirley Horstmann and secretary G W Miller Refreshments will be served after the meeting.
Mrs Ralph Maury Smith of Dallas and Mrs Elinor Maury of San Antonio spent last Thursday visiting Mrs W A Morrison at her home.
The Walkers Creek Home Demonstration Club met April 12 at the school building with Mrs. Thomas Raymond as hostess. Thirty members attended a book review of Master Of The Sycamores by author Mrs. R. L. Batte Sr. The hostess served a buffet salad plate with tuna, pimento cheese sandwiches, chips, olives, pickles, cookies, and punch. Mrs. R. A. Plentl reported for the club.
Walter Bud Williams, a Milano high school student, sustained injuries in a football scrimmage last week. He underwent surgery at St Edward Hospital on Monday and is reported in good condition. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Williams of Milano.
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