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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1951

Page

3

Milano church revival ends during weekend close

The Baptist revival conducted by Re. McClain of Houston concluded Sunday with several additions to the church. Attendees included his wife and daughter who stayed through the closing. Local residents and visitors, including Ben Ford and Mrs. Price, received hospital and travel updates, while others returned from trips to San Antonio and California.

Re. McClain Houston Bill Morgan John California

Local Catholic Knights of America Convention Held

Branch 807 of the Catholic Knights of America and St. Monica Church hosted the State Catholic Knights of America Convention on August 12 and 13 with visiting dignitaries and early Masses. Rev. Harry Mazurkiewicz led 9:30 A.M. Sunday service, Rev. Stephen Brown spoke, and Rev. W. C. Nitzan presided at 7 A.M. Monday Requiem. A Sunday evening chicken banquet occurred at Simon George Memorial Hall. Houston designated 1954 as next meeting site. Local officers include Rudolph Richter president Bill Michalka secretary August G Kunz treasurer.

Catholic Knights of America St. Monica Catholic Church Harry Mazurkiewicz St. Monica Church Stephen Brown Taylor W. C. Nitzan Houston Simon George Memorial Hall Rudolph Richter Bill Michalka August G. Kunz

Liberty News Highlights Local Family Visits and Bible School

The Liberty community notes several weekend visits from Houston and nearby towns. The Vacation Bible School at Liberty drew steady attendance and displayed classroom crafts. A wedding at Little River Baptist Church attracted many friends, along with obituaries and a regional workers conference at Clarkson Baptist Church August 10 drawing about ten churches.

Glendon Dragoo Houston Jim Gilliland Faye Houton W. H. Gilliland Beverly Bible School of Liberty Raymond Shafer Charlie Robinson I. V. Wise R. L. Ledbetter Wesley Malone Holley Tom Cotten A. J. Gunnels Alma Hilderbrandt A. J. Hilderbrandt Frieda Nell Jistel Salem Harvie Reese Maggie Miller Milano J. C. Gilliland Frank Koslosky Edd Denker Frank Skala T. J. McVey Oscar Koslosky Rosebud Archie Wilson Bryan J. A. Blasienz Leon Ernst Owen Ernst San Antonio Rose Mary Peggy Engell Travis Jim Hauk Jess Cox Orange Walker Cox Marjorie Ann Murff Linda Dorothy Bell Dallas J. A. Blassenz Pfe Billy Hauk Slyvia Hughen Little River Baptist Church Hughen Leon Lorenz Lou de Hart Waco Workers Conference Clarkson Baptist Church

Arthur Couple Returns From Texas Vacation

Mr and Mrs Bill Arthur returned Sunday from a two weeks trip through north and west Texas. They visited the Davis Mountains and Carlsbad Cavern and toured irrigated cotton lands near Pecos and Lubbock. Arthur, president of the local Chamber of Commerce, called the trip educational and noted the profitability of irrigation for cotton.

Bill Arthur Texas Davis Mountains Carlsbad Arthur Pecos Lubbock Chamber of Commerce

Too many girls have a one track mind with a troop train

A columned remark notes concern as many girls focus on romance while a troop train advances. The piece uses a light satirical tone to critique distractions from duties and national service.

Local residents host visits across towns this week

Mrs Smith Barrett visited Mrs Auttis Franklin Tuesday afternoon. Loma Russell and Patsy Gallatin stayed at the J H Richerson home near Rosebud. Many locals travelled to Corpus Christi Dallas Fort Worth and other cities to visit relatives and return home.

Smith Barrett Auttis Franklin Loma Russell Patsy Gallatin J. H. Richerson Rosebud Bobby Foster Branchville Griffin Barrett Bud Caddell Willspoint Cass Walden Houston W. A San Antonio John Page Pleasanton Chas Barrett Chas Griffin St. Edward Hospital Griffin Ed Pagel Newton Hospital George Allen W. A. Wilkerson Lewis Pagel, Jr Temple Lewis Paget Sr Gladys Ennis New Orleans Zack Griffin Charlie Griffin St Edward Hospital Bob Scarborough John Lott Charlene Griffin Eva Lewis Pagel Yarrellton South Elm Frank Griffin Bill Stitt Corpus Christi Ad Miller Ella Clark Gladys Pittman E. J. Provasek J. A. Provasek Carl Allen Marlin Leona Griswold Fred Hodges Burlington Joe Ford Willard Chapman John McDonald Sam Clark Ardell Pagel Bob Russell Pearl Smith Sue Ida H. Hartsfield Maysfield Clarence Colburn Masonic Lodge Blansett Jay Blansett Jr. Fred Hodges

Sergeants with Six Years Service May Apply for Warrant Officers

Colonel C. M. Culp of the Texas Military District announced that sergeants first class with six years active service and three months in grade may apply for appointment as Warrant Officer Junior Grade. The rule previously limited such openings to master sergeants and WWII warrant officers. The change aims to meet Army needs and avoid pay loss for sergeants converting to warrant ranks.

Department of the Army C. M. Culp Texas Military District Army Fourth Army San Antonio

Edward Flinn to Lead Services at All Saints Church

Edward Flinn son of Mr and Mrs Eber Flinn of Cameron will be in the pulpit at All Saints Episcopal Church for the next two Sundays. He is a Seabury Western student at Evanston Illinois and attended the University of Texas and Northwestern University for two years each. He worked with the Navajo Indians at the San Juan Mission near Farmington Arizona in the past two months. Flinn is a Yee High School graduate active in campus life.

Edward Flinn Eber Flinn Cameron All Saints Episcopal Church Flinn Seabury- Western Evanston Illinois University of Texas Northwestern University San Juan Mission Farmington Arizona

Longmire’s Grocery Opens In Suburban Location

Hundreds attend the formal opening of The Longmire’s Grocery owned by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Longmire. The new store at 804 N Washington near 13th street offers fresh meats and staple brands, with refreshments and souvenirs for guests.

Longmire’s Arthur Longmire Longmire Joyce Nicholson Joyce Edmonds Washington 13Th Street

Miss Sylvia Hughen Weds Pfc Billy Hauk in Little River Church

The wedding occurred at 8 P M Saturday at the Little River Baptist Church with Rev Frank Hughen, grandfather of the bride, officiating. The bride, daughter of V A Hughen of Jones Prairie, and the groom, son of Joe Hauk of Clarkson, will reside in Wichita Falls where Hauk serves as an air base instructor after a brief honeymoon.

Sylvia Hughen Billy Hauk Little River Baptist Church Frank Hughen V. A. Hughen Jones Prairie Joe Hauk Clarkson Hughen Wichita Falls Pfc. Hauk Thomas Burnett Freeport Ira Lee Parker Arthur Lee Gordon Milano A. L. Burnett T. Canady Hope Jamison Hope, Jr Jim Baskin Austin Miss McKinney A. H. Brock Grand Rapids Michigan J. S. Hickman Bill Kennon Belmena 8. S. Hickman

Pfc Gordon Gibson Returns To Duty Aboard Carrier

Pfc Gordon Gibson, son of Mr and Mrs Jewell Gibson, returns to San Francisco after a furlough. He joined the Marine Corps in December 1950 and recently came back from Pearl Harbor duty. Now stationed on the USS Antietam, he played Yemen football for three years and served as captain in his senior year.

Pfc Gordon Gibson Marine Corps Jewell Gibson San Francisco California Gibson Marine Corp States Pearl Harbor U.S.S. Antietam Yeemen San Diego Set James Gibson Korea

Mrs J K Miller Visits Mrs Malone in Bryan

Mrs J K Miller of Bryan recently visited the home of Mrs O D Malone in town.

Aluminum Foil Helps Keep Wet Paintbrushes Pliable

Guidance notes that wrapping wet paintbrushes in aluminum foil preserves the bristles for several days, preventing stiffness and drying.

Taxpayer Money and Politician Spending Questioned

A reader questions where taxpayer funds go as politicians collect taxes and allocate money. The reflection examines government spending and public accountability.

Family guests and visits during a Texas trip

A recent guest of her sister and family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glenn. Mr. and Mrs. Narvel Young of Waco en route to Galveston for a weeks vacation stopped over Saturday for a brief visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Black.

Robert Glenn Narvel Young Waco Galveston Dewey Black

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Milano News Clyde Pinkerton Miss Bennie Pinkerton Switch Board Ben Ford Worthy Hilliard Engleside G. W. Hilliard Frank Hooker Price Italy W. E. Thomas Thom Fred Blackmon Summerville Lila Smith Chas. Russell Miss Richards Elmer Russell Russell Poncho Mevin John Bankston Liberty Davis J. E. White White Dan Robinson Ballinger San Angelo Ly Ee Wells Fargo Gumimasef Chubby Johnson Mary Ellen Kay Michael Chapin Roy Barcroft M. Coates Webster Republic Milam Theatre Liberty News Mrs Lena Russell Episcopal Church Yee High School Frontiers Uper Jon Hall Olson Picton Mary Castle James John Bidgel Serene Robert Rant Sem Katzman Low Landers Herbert J. Yates Forrest Tucker Adele Mara Estelita Rodriguez Jim Davis Peter Miles Charles Kemper Bill Williams Rhys Williams Paul Fix James Edward Grant Joseph Kane Republic Pictures Corporation Cameron Theatre Miss Huebner J. G.) Lyons Camer Glenn Ford and Viveca Lindfors Samson and Delilah Hedy Lamarr, Victor Mature G. Sanders Lucky Nick Cain George Raft and Coleen Gray NAVY Gary Cooper Jane Greer Old Amarillo Roy Rogers Wells Fargo Gunmaster Allan Rocky” Lane Redskins Mary Castle Highway 301 Steve Cochran Virginia Grey Rhythm Inn Jane Frazee and Kirby Grant Buckaroo Michael Chapin and Eileen Janssen
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