Baylor student to fill pulpit during absence
Rev. Henry Davenport from Baylor University will fill the pulpit during Rev. Newman's absence. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. McClaren Jr and sons David and Rex visited in Austin for the weekend. They were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harper and children Jan and Michael from Lake Jackson and stayed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mitchell.
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Henry Davenport
Baylor University
Newman
S. W. McClaren, Jr
David
Rex
Austin
Roy Harper
Jan
Michael
Lake Jackson
Ralph Mitchell
Gard of Thanks for Mrs Steve Skrhak
Family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and after the death of wife and mother Mrs Steve Skrhak. Grateful for acts of kindness and funeral assistance. Steve Skrhak John Skrhak Samie Skrhak David Skrhak Fred Biskup and family
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Steve Skrhak
John Skrhak
Samie Skrhak
David Skrhak
Fred Biskup
Card of Thanks for Vicki Hannon’s Illness
Mr and Mrs V J Hannon express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and support during their daughter Vicki Hannon's illness at a Waco hospital Isolation Ward. They thank each person individually for their goodness and thoughtfulness.
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Vicki
Waco Hospital
V. J. Hannon
Vicki Hannon
Joyce Hannon
Milam County Farm Bureau plans fall membership drive
Robert Jungmann announces fall membership drive plans and a kick off supper date to be announced in the September Newsletter. Community meetings two weeks before the supper will recruit workers for the drive. The queen contest featured Mary Evelyn Smith of San Gabriel who will compete in district and state events this fall. Members urged to renew to keep the Farm Bureau Service Program benefits.
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Farm Bureau
Robert Jungmann
Milam County
Mary Evelyn Smith
San Gabriel
Texas
Roosevelt Hotel
Waco
Fort Worth
State Farm Bureau Convention
Milam County Farm Bureau
Rev and Mrs Newman Begin Two Week Texas to New Mexico Trip
The Rev and Mrs Lewis Newman and their children left Monday for a two week vacation visiting Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico. He is pastor of the Burlington Baptist Church and has been stationed there for over two years. The church recently concluded a revival.
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Lewis Newman
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Burlington Baptist Church
Bowling League Nears Close With Final Games This Week
The Cameron Summer Bowling League heads to season end with Foxes led by Dr John Boyce at 34-18, one game ahead of the Panthers under R Hollas at 33-19. Beavers 31-21 under Leo Hollas and Tigers 29-22 managed by R A Michalka chase the top spots, with Wildcats at 29-23 led by Pete Susekman.
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Cameron
The
Foxes
John Boyce
Panthers
R. Hollas
Beavers
Leo Hollas
Tigers
R.A. Michalka
Wildcats
Pete Susekman
Coyotes and Wolves Lead Standings After Last Week
The Coyotes sit at 27 percent wing and 24 percent losses under manager Richter, followed by the Wolves led by H Schuttle with 22 wins and 30 losses. Clara Hump lik posted a 191 high for the ladies, while Rudy Richter led the three games with 536.
Maysfield News Highlights Local Visitors and Illness
Maysfield residents report hospital patient Will Brown at John Sealy Hospital in Galveston. Visitors include Horrace Weathers of St. Louis and many relatives across Austin Houston Cameron Corpus Christi and local families. 4 H group activity noted with Larry Danny Thweatt and Fred Hefti Jr. present.
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Will Brown
John Sealy Hospital
Galveston
Horrace Weathers
St. Louis
Jess Weathers
James Carter
Austin
Frank Eichinger
Bill
Joe Eichinger
Bill Sanders
Houston
John Taweatt
Mac Newton
W C. Cooper
E. R. Zelner
Cameron
Viola Peel
Corpus Christi
Roy Newton
Ruby Massengale
John Thweatt
Larry
Danny Thweatt
Fred Hefti, Jr
Weekend Visit Highlights at Belt Camp and Local Families
Mrs. Paul Kicki and daughter visited Belt area with parents Mr and Mrs John Thweatt. Deb Hensley and her children Billy Jeanne and Ebra spent the weekend with relatives in the community.
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Belt
Paul Kicki
John Thweatt
Deb Hensley
Billy, Jeanne
Ebra
Local Humble Dealers Attend Bryan Meeting
Humble service station dealers from the area attended a meeting in Bryan with district salesman Ben Magness and local manager John Florida. Talks on Atlas product improvements highlighted the event and all attendees received a tie clasp featuring an Atlas tire.
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Ben Magness
John Florida
Bryan
Atlas
Kiwanis Club Hosts Winners At Caperton Lake
Kiwanis Club members staged a barbecue at Caperton Lake Friday evening to honor contest winners. Bill Black and Jack Tomlinson oversaw arrangements while Wiley Lough presided over a brief business meeting.
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Kiwanis Club
Bill Black
Jack Tomlinson
N. L. Caperton Lake
Wiley Lough
Miller appoints Laywell to board replacing Davis
Leeland Green secretary notes attendance rose from 69 to 822 percent during a three month period as winners edged ahead with 147 attendees versus 145 for losers. At a board meeting in Milani Cafeteria members approve $1.25 Thursday meals, up from $1.00.
Texas Share Under New Polio Vaccine Bill Revealed
The U S Public Health Service announced state allotment under a 30 million polio vaccine aid law signed by President Eisenhower. Funds are allocated by a formula considering unvaccinated children under 20 and expectant mothers, per capita income, and vaccine cost. Of the 30 million, 25 million is for vaccine purchase and five million for related needs.
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U. S. Public Health Service
Eisenhower
Congress
Benson’s New Cotton Policy Draws Fire
Secretary of Agriculture Ezra T. Benson unveiled a new cotton disposal program that faced immediate opposition from a leading cotton manufacturer and a Southern senator. The plan aims to ease foreign fears of U S dumping and may offer domestic producers hope of potential export price cuts after January 1 to regain world markets. The secretary stated no sales at reduced prices will occur before January 1.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra T. Benson
Benson
United States
Safe Traveler's Checks at Citizens National Bank
Safe, convenient Traveler's Checks are a must on your vacation. Get yours at Citizens National Bank, member FDIC.
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Citizens National Bank
FDIC
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