Bride-Elect Miss Aileen Pilling Feted With Shower
Miss Aileen Pilling, bride-elect of John Lee Jones, was honored at a Friday miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Joe Zalesky and four other hostesses. Orchid and white décor appeared throughout, with gifts arranged by Miss Lanelle Rogers and others. Guests enjoyed cake squares, punch, and mints served by Adelle Evans and Leslie Lancaster as Mrs. Henry Pilling and Mrs. Lee Jones, mothers of the couple, were honored guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aileen Pilling
John Lee Jones
Joe
Joe Fischer
Miss Pilling
Lanelle Rogers
Martha Vaculin
Nancy Vaculin
Adelle Evans
Leslie Lancaster
Henry Pilling
Lee Jones
Quick Rod Alignment Tip for Low Light
In dim dawn light assemble the rod at home and mark the male and female parts with a dot of white paint one above the other. To assemble, simply align the two painted dots for a precise fit.
Cameron Lions Club officers for 1965 66 announced
Lion Officials Assume Office at the August 2 noon meeting pledging to follow the goal of Lionism Community Betterment. John Henderson Jr. is president with Dr John L Martin as secretary treasurer and Forrest W Sapp as first vice president. Bill Marek is lion tamer Narvie Caperton tail twister Monroe H Fuchs immediate past president and A W McCullin Eye Bank Camp Director. First year directors are Dick Wyatt and James Camp second year directors are Herbert Nance and Bill Crockett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Lions Club
Forrest W. Sapp
Lare Horstmann
Albert bicCullin Jr
Bill Marek
Narvie Caperton
Monroe H. Fuchs
A. W. McCullin
Eye Bank
Crippled Children’s
Dick Wyatt
James Camp
Herbert Nance
Bill Crockett
Miss Vybiral Contest Winners at Van's Ballroom 1965
Miss Evelyn Vybiral and Mr. Sam Boyd won first place in the 1965 Whip They were among the Top Ten whip dancers and later the Top Four. The couple received a trophy and cash prizes after judges from local dance studios scored the event held at Van's Ballroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Van's Ballroom
Evelyn Vybiral
Anton E. Vybiral
Cameron
Sam Boyd
Houston
Miss Vybiral
Mr. Boyd
Corrections for Cameron Historic Homes Series
The Herald notes corrections to multiple Cameron historic homes items. Mrs Minta Hollingsworth is a niece, not a sister, of E P Lester, owner of the Lester home. The MeIver home and John McLane home on E Second Street are correctly pictured. the July 29 image misidentified McLane as MeIver.
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the Herald
Cameron
Minta Hollingsworth
Lester
E. P. Lester
MeIver
John McLane
E. Second Street
McLane
Rawls Terry Circle Members Meet at First Methodist WSCS
The WSCS Rawls and Terry Circles of the First Methodist Church met Monday August 9. The Rawls Circle at Mrs John Rosson home had 12 attendees with lessons on The Mission of the Church led by Mrs Rosson and Miss Mary Yee. The Terry Circle at Mrs Ed Gunn home had 12 attendees with program on Planning the Circle Programs for the Year and a devotional I will lift up mine eyes to the hills. District School of Christian Mission will be held August 31 at the Meggie Boxers Zone First Methodist Church Marion, announced by Zone Chairman Mrs John Henderson urging attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawls
Terry
First Methodist Church
WSCS
John Rosson
Rosson
Mary Yee
Ed Gunn
J. Lacy Wills
John Henderson
District School of Christian Mission
Meggie Boxers Zone
Marlin
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Grace Isabeth Slovak
Ben W. Adams
Waco
Ben Edward Vaughn
Joe B. Vaughn
Corsicana
Albert Slovak
Route 2
Kholts
Episcopal Church of the Holy Spirit
Baylor University
Kwtx-Radio-Tel
KWTX
Bloom Advertising Agency
Dallas
Lvides
Johnny Moran
Verna’s— Shape & Set Beauty Shop
Mmon Schools
Milam County
Marysfield, Branchville and
Burling
I. D. Maxwell
Lion
Henderson
John Henderson Jr
John L. Martin
Robert Ottmer
Katherine Ruth
Leroy John Vanesa
Louis Vansa Sr
Buckholts
Miss Ottmer
Rockdale High School
Yee High School
Milam Tractor Company
Ss Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church
Marak
Iver House
McIver
Lone Star Gas
Wscs Rawls-Terry Circle
Tp&l
Texas Power Light Company
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