Penney Company Plans Biggest Expansion In More Than 20 Years
J C Penney announces at its annual meeting a major expansion for 1954 including at least 63 new stores, 46 suburban locations, relocation of 53 existing stores, and substantial remodeling of existing outlets across about 1 600 communities. President A W Hughes cites steady population growth and suburban movement as opportunities.
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Penney Company
J. C. Penney Company
A. W. Hughes
Penney
Hughes
Copper Zarosky Returns From Leave Heads to Austria
Cpl. Joe D. Zarosky Jr. reported to Camp Kilmer New Jersey last week after a 14 day leave with relatives and friends in Cameron. He is scheduled for a new assignment with the army of occupation in Austria. Prior to overseas duty he was stationed at Fort Benning Georgia and spent time at Camp Chaffee Arkansas.
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Cpl
Joe D. Zarosky, JR
Camp Kilmer
New Jersey
Cameron
Zarosky
Army of Occupation
Austria
Cpl. Zarosky
Fort Benning
Georgia
Camp Chaffee
Arkansas
Army Corporal Zarosky Assigned to Engineers
Cpl. Zarosky, son of Mr and Mrs Joe Zarosky Sr of Cameron Missouri, entered the Army in October 1953 and is now assigned to the Corps of Engineers at Camp Leonard Wood Missouri and Fort Jackson South Carolina.
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Camp Leonard Wood
Missouri
Fort Jackson
South Carolina
Corps of Engineers
Cpl. Zarosky
Joe Zarosky
Cameron
Army
Texas Farm Bureau To Sponsor State Queen Contests
The Texas Farm Bureau announces a repeat state queen contest to honor farm and ranch girls. Eligibility rules restrict entrants to 16 by Sept 1 1954 and not over 22, with district eliminations July and September 13 25. District winners receive trips to Galveston and wrist watches. Fayteen Peeples last year’s queen is named.
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Texas Farm Bureau
J. Walter Hammond
State Farm Organization
Texas
Galveston
American Farm Bureau Federation
New York
Farm Bureau
Fayteen Peeples
Quail
Collingsworth County
Tigers Lead In Local Bowling League Standings
The Tigers top the league with the Bulldogs second and Sharks third. Leo Hollas holds a 460 three game average and high 175 single game. Henry Schattle and Johnny Pernice close behind with 459 averages and 167 to 160 games. Team high single game goes to the Tigers in first and second places with Sharks third. The league meets Tuesdays and Wednesdays at the local K C Alleys. Mr and Mrs Robert Lehmann of Buckholts visited Cameron on Wednesday.
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Tigers
Firetace
Bulldogs
Sharks
Leo Hollas
Henry Schattle
Johnny Pernice
Indiiiiduals
H. Schattle
J. Pernice
Ralph Michalka
Robert Lehmann of
Buckholts
Cameron
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First National Bank
FDIC
Business Professional Directory
Emory B. Camp
Cameron, Texas
F. H. A. Loans
G. I. Loans
I. A. Camp
E. B. Camp
Miller & Allen
J. W. Miller
Kox
R. E. Allen
Prewitt
Rockdale
Joe D. Bass
Jack W. Prescott
Denson Fuchs
Ernest Fuchs, Jr
Fort Bliss
el Paso
Pvt
Fuchs
Buckholts High School
Armed Services
PART
Hefley- ST Id Motor CO
Tan
Cameron, Tex
Aaa
K. C
AMT
America
Daytona Beach
Chrysler
Green Motor CO
East 7Th Street
Rews
Wey
Robin Hood
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