Mary Hardin Baylor faculty recital set for Sunday
Three Mary Hardin Baylor instructors present the final faculty recital of the year at 4 p m Sunday May 3 in Alma Reeves Chapel. Soprano Virginia Botkin cellist Phyllis Carpenter and organist Ann Wight perform arias and classical works with accompanying pieces by Rachmaninoff Purcell Debussy Boccherini and Bach. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hardin-Baylor
Alma Reeves
Virginia Botkin
Phyllis D. Carpenter
Ann Wight
Debussy
Rachmanioff
Purcell
Creston
Miss Wight
Grant
Lubbock
Miss Carpenter
Martha Anna Ciaccona
Vitali Silva
Bocchemini-Willeke
Lalo
Popper
Couperin
Kellner
Chorale
J. S. Bach
Dupre
Miss Botkin
Texas
Menotti
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
Ark
American Guild of Organists
Wilbur Morgan Jr Convicted In Jail Escape Attempt
A twelve man jury found Wilbur Morgan Jr guilty Friday of attempting to aid an inmate to escape from the county jail on February 7. Morgan defended himself, admitting some actions but denying tying the blades to the twine. The jury set a two year term in the state penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Morgan, Jr
Morgan
J. W. Miller
Wied Hardware
Clarence Blalock
Stephen L. Work
Gameron Students Enter District Literary Events
Wiley Loughmiller principal of Ada Henderson School lists Cameron students for the district inter scholastic meet Friday. Events include boys and girls declamation, spelling and plain writing, ready-writers, number sense, and storytelling with named participants and alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley Loughmiller
Ada Henderson
Cameron
Jeff Burkes
Mary Horstmann
Kay Cox
Laura Swift
Franklin Moore
Joyce Stevens
John D. Reichert
Johnny Solomon
Suzanne Lippman
Barbara Jo Young
Janice Bridges
Joe Dink
Gloria Harber
Jimmye Rae Colburn
Betty Kestenbaum
Services For Charles Hefley In McAllister
Relatives in Cameron report the death of Charles Hefley born in Cameron and formerly owner of a local grocery. Funeral services were held in McAllister. He is survived by his widow Daisy Dough Hefley, a son Charles Hefley Jr, and a Cameron niece Mrs W L McIntosh Jr. He was brother to the late Henry M and Hubert Hefley of Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Charles Hefley
McAllister
Mr. Hefley
Daisy Dough
Charles Hefley, Jr
W. L. McIntosh, Jr
Henry M
Hubert Hefley
Dr David Shapiro To Join Newton Clinic May First
Dr David Shapiro will again become associated with Dr W R Newton at the Newton Clinic effective May 1. He is known in Cameron after practicing there before moving to Hearne six months ago and has been with the Searcy Fleming Clinic Hospital. The Shapiro family plans to live in Carroll Green’s North Jackson Street house for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Newton
David Shapiro
Newton Clinic
Shapiro
Cameron
Hearne
Searcy-Fleming Clinic
Carroll Green
North
Jackson Street
First firaders to register on Friday May 8
Children who will be six years old on or before September 1 1953 must register for the coming school year. Registration at Ada Henderson school Friday May 8 from 2 30 p m to 3 45 p m. Bring birth certificates and smallpox vaccination certificates to file. these will be required by opening day in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Henderson
Martha Swanzy Tops Ten Honor Students at Yee High
Ten high ranking students for the 1952 53 year at Yee High School are led by Martha Swanzy first honor. Second honors go to Bob Biskup and Laverne Provasek with equal averages. Third through tenth include Frances Vogelsang Sara Beslinger Andrea Brady Mary Frances Hensley Ann Bradbury Charlotte Collins and Ann Karnowski. averages cover junior and senior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Layfield
Yee
Martha Swanzy
L. A. Swanzy
Ben Arnold
Bobby Biskup
W. B. Biskup
Cameron
Laverne Provasek
Milam County Youth Contest Lets Students Win Bendix TV
Milam County students from seventh grade to high school seniors may win a 17 inch Bendix television valued at 288.50 by selling subscriptions for Cameron Herald from May 1 until noon May 16. Participants earn 50 cents per new subscription and 25 cents per renewal with entry by visiting the Cameron Herald office beginning May 1 for instructions and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam County
Cameron Herald
Austin
The
Henderson Pleads Guilty on DWI Charge in County Court
Allen Henderson pled guilty April 20 before County Judge Charles C. Smith to driving while intoxicated. He was fined $50 and costs, and his driver's license suspended for six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Henderson
Charles C. Smith
Pumper Race to Highlight Volunteer Firemen Convention
The 88th semi annual Central Texas Volunteer Fireman's Association convention meets May 3 in Cameron with 55 departments invited. Pumper races on Main Street offer prizes of 50 30 and 20 dollars, followed by a barbecue at Columbus Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Texas Volunteer Fireman’s Association
Cameron
Cameron Columbus Hall
C. B. Horstmann
Jack Prescott
Richard Moseley
Main Street
Texas
Columbus Hall
C of C to Begin Membership Drive
The Cameron Chamber of Commerce will start a membership drive led by Bill Burns chairing the membership committee. A budget is in place to fund the program with no extra drives planned if the goal is met. A list of prospective members has been prepared and will be divided among committee members for outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Bill Burns
Chamber
Burns
Cameron
Albert Collins
Dr. Guarani, Jr
Jack DuBois
Bill Mclintosh
Calvin Markham
Tumlinson Sells 29 Steers at Fort Worth Market
C G Tumlinson sold 29 steers at the Fort Worth market on Tuesday. Twenty six steers averaged 760 pounds and brought 15, with three at 14, per the Texas Livestock Marketing Association which handled the shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Tumlinson
Fort Worth
Texas Livestock Marketing Association
Final Healing Campaign Service At Cameron Tabernacle
The Cameron Gospel Tabernacle hosts the last service of a healing campaign tonight at 7 45 p m. Led by Brother Franklin Hall author of Atomic Power with God the meetings focus on Jesus Heals Soul and Body in non sectarian services. All are welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Gospel Tabernacle
Franklin Hall
Jesus
Obermiller Elected Regional Commander At DAV Convention
Walter Elmo Obermiller was chosen Regional Commander of the Third Region Disabled American Veterans at a Temple convention held in the S & S Club. The event drew over seventy five members with Grayson Gwyn and Ford Fordston elected regional VIPs. Obermiller assumes duties July 1. the Third Region covers Waco Marlin Austin Temple Killeen Caldwell and Palestine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Elmo Obermiller
Temple
S & S Club
Grayson Gwyn
Austin
Ford Fordston
Valley Mills
Roy Strasburger
L. M. Cochran
McCloskey VA
Alex J. Simon
Fort Worth
Verna M. Burns, Jr
Department of Texas Adjutant
Fred T. Lee
Waco
Department of Texas
Obermiller
Texas
Marlin
Killeen
Cameron
Caldwell
Palestine
Clean Up Campaign Success Sparks Fogging Schedule
City Health and Sanitation chair R I Goodrich announced a successful Clean-Up Campaign with loads of trash grass and tree limbs hauled to the city dump. Weather held up fogging plans and officials expect to treat the city soon and continue through summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. I. Goodrich
Health and Sanitation Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Goodrich
N. J. Johnson
City Street Department
Chamber
L. W. Smith
Chamber of Commerce and
Fire Department
Health and Sanitation
D. S. Wimberly
J. ©. Andres
Charles Brady
Jack Tumlinson
Central Texas storm brings deadly flooding and tornadoes
A severe storm battered Central Texas Tuesday night with 2.26 inches of rain in Cameron, high winds, and seven deaths. Tornadoes hit Bexar County and Smithville as floods inundated underpasses in Milano and spurred multiple injuries and property losses across Milam and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Cameron
Milano
Temple
Lampasas
Killeen
Martindale
San Marcos
Bexar County
Smithville
Kilgore
Hawkins
Milam County
United Church Women Luncheon Friday May 1
United Church Women of the National Council of Churches plan a noon luncheon on Friday May 1 at Milam Coffee Shop to observe May Fellowship Day. Rev. Charles G. Workman of College Station Presbyterian Church will speak. he is former pastor of Sharpe Presbyterian Church. Attendees may reserve with Mrs. John Henderson or Mrs. J. L. Calloway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Council of Churches
Milam
Charles G. Workman
College Station Presbyterian Church
Sharpe Presbyterian Church
Workman
Cameron
Cecil Culpepper
College Station
All Women Invited To Cancer Film Showing By B P Women’s Club
The Business and Professional Women's Club sponsors an educational cancer program on Monday May 4 at 8 p m in the club room of the old school building. Two films Question in Time and Self Breast Examination will be shown with a local doctor explaining and answering questions. The American Cancer Society notes one in five may develop cancer and urges women to learn facts and take protective action. All women invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
11Th Congressional District
Belt
St. Louis
Jack Levy
Killeen
Dan W. Lord
American Legion and Auxiliary
Business and Professional Women’s Club
American Cancer Society
Funeral Services For Joe Konarik Held Thursday
Joe Konarik died at 4 a m in a Cameron hospital on Wednesday April 29 aged 80. A Cameron resident for many years he was born in Czechoslovakia. Services were at St Monica s Catholic Church at 8 a m Thursday with Rev George J Duda officiating. Burial in St Monica s cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Konarik
Cameron Hospital
Czechoslovakia
Cameron
St. Monica’s Catholic Church
George J. Duda
St. Monica's Cemetery
Milam County Livestock Auction Sees Higher Prices
The Milam County Livestock Commission reports 455 head sold on Saturday April 25. Cattle prices rose versus the prior week, though cows and calves did not fetch top grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam County Livestock Commission
Fettle
Milam County records high chicken pox cases in week
Twenty three chicken pox cases were reported in Milam County last week, making it the leading communicable disease. Street throat caused twenty one cases and other illnesses included measles seventeen mumps fifteen gonorrhea four and diphtheria one, according to county health officer Dr. E S Freeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam County
E. S. Freeman
Buckholts P-TA Installs New Officers at High School
New Buckholts P-TA officers were installed Wednesday night at the high school gym during a meeting tied to the 4 H dress revue. Mrs. Harold Fuchs became president, Mrs. Ed Senkel treasurer, and Miss Elizabeth Schmidt secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckholts
P-Ta
Alva Sanders
Cameron
Harold Fuchs
Ed Senkel
Tce
Elizabeth Schmidt
PTA Council
Ruby Arledge
J. D. Lewis
Cc. S. Raney
W. D. Porter
Milano
W. PD. Porter
R. Perry Ellis
Oscar Benold
Milam County
C. 8. Raney
Joe Zajicek
FHA
15 Piano Ensemble In Program at Temple Friday and Saturday
The Music Club of Temple presents a 15 piano ensemble at the municipal auditorium Friday and Saturday evenings May 8 and 9. Admission is free. Miss Jean Abramson directs the group from Mary Hardin Baylor College. Fifteen participants from Temple and nearby towns perform after four rehearsals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Municipal Auditorium
Music Club of
Jean Abramson
Mary Hardin-Baylor College
Belton
J. K. Reed Music Company of
Austin
Richard D. Haines
Elizabeth Bailey
Maude Chartrand
Joanne Carnutt
Mary Ellen Keller
Sanitary Farms Dairy Cuts Milk Prices
Sanitary Farms Dairy lowers milk prices by 2 cents per quart and 1 cent per half gallon, applying to both pasteurized and homogenized milk. The reduction affects about 340 customers in the area and aims to provide relief to housewives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanitary Farms
Sanitary Farms Dairy
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Gameron
C of C
Service Tonight
Gospel Tabernacle
DAV
United Church Women
United Church Women of the
John Henderson
J. L. Calloway
B&p Women’s Club
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