Mrs. Harper Dies Services Held
Funeral services were held for Mrs. A. L. Harper 71 at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Chapel of Green Funeral Home with Rev. A. F. Russell officiating and burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. She died at 10 a.m. Friday at St. Edwards Hospital after a six month illness. A Cameron resident most of her life she is survived by children Dowell Pauls Valley Ok Guy Cameron Cordell Jacksonville Tx Otis Cameron Mrs. John H. Hazelwood Houston Mrs. Joe Hudspeth Hamlin and Mrs. James A. Terry Mrs. Bobbie Owings and Mrs. Glynn Cummings Cameron two brothers Henry and Lee Williams Aspermont 19 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren Pallbearers were John Rosson Dan Gunn Roy Hightower Tom Hightower Oscar Hightower Harvey Chamberlain Elwood Chamberlain and Manuel Werner.
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Harper
W. Gillis
Cameron
St. Edwards Hospital
Oklahoma
Dowell
Pauls Valley
Guy
Cordell
Jacksonville
Texas
Wichita Falls
Otis
John H. Hazelwood
Houston
Joe Hudspeth
Hamlin
James A. Terry
Bobbie Owings
Glynn Cummings
Henry
Lee Williams
Aspermont
John Rosson
Dan Gunn
Roy Hightower
Tom Hightower
Oscar Hightower
Harvey Chamberlain
Elwood Chamberlain
Manual Werner
County Begins Corn Harvest and Delays Noted
County Agent J. D. Moore reports corn harvest starts on lighter soils but most varieties wait until next week. He notes maize harvest delayed by rain, favorable for peanut crops, and cotton matures rapidly with expectant pickers next week. Livestock looks good and stocker cattle demand is strong through fall as watermelons move locally.
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J. D. Moore
Moore
Mrs Freeman and family visit Dallas and Fort Worth
Mrs W C Freeman and her daughter Jane spent several days this week with their daughter and sister Mrs David Mohney and family of Dallas. They were accompanied by Miss Sue Butts who visited Mr and Mrs Haywood Clemmons of Ft Worth.
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W. C. Freeman
Jane
David Mohney
Dallas
Sue Butts
Haywood Clemmons
Ft. Worth
Milam County Agent Reports Maize Failure and Alfalfa Guidance
County agents report late planted maize failing to form seed due to Sorghum Midge, urging early planting and stalk destruction to aid soil health. Advice includes nitrogen amendment at 40–66 pounds per acre, organic matter addition, and soil testing. Alfalfa guidance covers varieties Southwestern and Barstow, best seeding in fall, seedrates 15–20 pounds drilled or 2–3 pounds in wide rows, certification and inoculation, and nutrient needs with soil testing.
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J. D. Moore
Texas
Southwestern
Barstow
Houston
San Antonio
Stocker Cattle In Demand At Local Auction
Cameron Livestock reports a lighter run last Thursday with stocker cattle in strong demand and prices about 50 cents to 1 dollar higher than the prior week. A total of 124 sellers sold to 57 buyers with steers cows calves and hogs in varied price ranges.
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Cameron Livestock
Burial for M Sgt Joseph J Rollins in Corinth
Funeral services were held at Marek Burns Funeral Home for M Sergeant Joseph J Rollins 36 of Buckholts buried in Corinth Cemetery after dying Tuesday night in Topeka Kansas The service was led by a Connally Air Force Base chaplain Survived by wife Irene son John Edward and daughter Elizabeth all of Topeka plus three brothers Dr John Rollins Houston Captain Robert Rollins USAF Houston and William Rollins Houston and two sisters Frances Sneed Oak Ridge Tennessee and Mrs Gregory Sharpe Knoxville Tennessee.
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Joseph J. Rollins
Marek-Burns
Connally Air Force Base
Corinth
Rollins
John Kuzel
Buckholts
Topeka
Kansas
Irene Rollins
John Edward Rollins
Elizabeth Rollins
John Rollins
Houston
Robert Rollins
USAF
William Rollins
Frances Sneed
Oak Ridge
Tennessee
Gregory Sharpe
Knoxville
Hensley Family Visit Highlights California Trip
Mr and Mrs Clyde Hensley Jr and son David from Whittier California visited their parents Mr and Mrs Clyde Hensley Sr in a family gathering.
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Clyde Hensley Jr
David
Whittier, California
Mrs
Clyde Hensley, Sr
4 H Club Team Wins Top Honors At Llano Contest
Milam county 4H Club members captured top honors in the Llano swine judging contest on August 9. Team members were Joe Walzer Cameron Jeanette Richter Cameron Jeanette Fuchs Buckholts and James Edward Glaser Buckholts. Coaches were J D Moore and Robert Hoermann. They toured Fitzsimmons Ranch and the 4H calf feeding project and urged entries for the Range Management Contest. Project books have been received by the county agents office.
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Llano
Ass’t County
Milam County
Joe Walzer
Jeanette Richter
Cameron
Jeanette Fuchs
James Edward Glaser
Buckholts
J. D. Moore
Robert Hoermann
Fitzsimmons Ranch
Annual Meeting of Texas Home Demonstration Association Held in Austin
The Texas Home Demonstration Association held its annual meeting at the Stephen F. Austin Hotel in Austin. Milam county sent three delegates Mrs. George Young Sr, Tracy Duncan Mrs. Ed Senkel Buckholts and Mrs. Lee Keen Milano plus visitors, with voting members reporting back in September. Mrs George Young Sr will become Milam County Chairman succeeding Mrs Graham Young Sr of Gay Hill.
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Texas Home Demonstration Association
Stephen F. Austin
Austin
Texas
Milam County
George Young Sr
Tracy Duncan
Ed Senkel
Buckholts
Lee Keen
Milano
Bernice Charles
Roy Harris
George Young, Sr
County
Graham Young
Gay Hill
Maysfield Freeman Sisters Are Houseguests In Local Home
Local visitors by train and car gather at the Freeman home for a period of hosting. Freeman relatives from Fayetteville Oklahoma Corsicana Calvert join J C Freeman and Mrs Freeman last week. Other guests arrive during the week including the Newtons of Austin and Beaumont.
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Maysfield Freeman
Kahler Family Visit Highlights Dallas Doctor's Trip
Dr. E. C. Kahler and wife from Dallas visited in the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Kahler recently, sharing time with family during the stay.
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E. C. Kahler
Dallas
E. L. Kahler
Auto Accident Near Merkel Claims Gandy at 27
Morris Roger Gandy, 27, of Hobbs New Mexico and born in Hanover Community died in an auto wreck at 4 am Friday near Merkel. He was an oil field worker and Korean War veteran. Funeral services were held at 4 pm Saturday at Green Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Liberty Cemetery. Survivors include his wife, his parents Mr and Mrs Dewey Gandy, and three brothers Dewey Jr Curtis and Peddy Joe.
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Morris Roger Gandy
Merkel
Gandy
Hanover
Hobbs
New Mexico
B. L. Laughlin
Assembly of God Church
Chapel of Green Funeral Home
Liberty Cemetery
Dewey Gandy
Dewey, Jr
Houston
Curtis
Peddy Joe
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Home Demonstration Associations
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Bertha Simpson
Fayetteville
Arkansas
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Skintook
Mayme Montgomery
Corsicana
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Calvert
J. C. Freeman
Freeman
Bob Newton
Newton
Joe Caddell
Beaumont
Roy Newton
E. D Kelso
Fort Worth
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O. J. Currie
Denton
Jack
Viola Peel
Corpus Christi
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A. L. Massengale
Hefley - Stedman
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Hefley - Stedman Motor Co
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