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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1968
Page
6
An instructional note explains how to determine the master eye for shooters. It describes tests to identify which eye governs aim when using a shotgun or rifle, and notes how hand dominance affects shooting stance and eye usage.
The article notes ready to eat meats offer kitchen relief and lists popular items such as frankfurters, bologna, liver sausage, meat loaf, head cheese, and ham loaf. It explains these products may be beef pork veal or lamb and bonded by milk solids as a binder with nutrition similar to fresh meats.
Mrs J P Wise hosts visitors as Mr and Mrs David Mohney and daughters of Dallas spend the weekend with her mother Mrs W C Preeman. Mary White of Dallas visits her mother Mrs Vina White. Houston couple A D Brown in Maysfield with Mrs John Thweatt returning home. Austin visitors Herbert Thweatt Jr and family at Leota Thweatt. Dock Thweatt home hosts Tommy McNeil family and Henry Ashcraft of Rogers. Paul Freeman of San Antonio visits his grandmother Mrs J Freeman. will move to New York before September. Bastrop residents Carl Cooper hosts W Walton granddaughter Lisa. Moe Fibert Hollingsworth with Lisa Walton go to Rockdale to visit Garland Williams. Mike Menderson and Dorothy Yates of Austin plus Tucene Patzke of Freeport visit Johnny Yates.
Attendees include Jones U Prairie with Mrs J D Martin Ted Martin Burnett Atkinson and Susie Atkinson at Hemishair in San Antonio Wednesday. Walling of 42 club party at Mrs J P Wise’s Wednesday afternoon lists Roy Weems Verve Pentecost Hope Jamison Bill Peeper Luther Todd Bill Thweatt Elvin Harwell. Verne Pentecost visited Houston last week with their son Dr Jerry Pentecost. Haden Lawrence visiting Eula Vaughan. Church visitors included Mrs Willis Looney Kay Haden Lawrence Rosiney Fontaine. Susie Boyd Charlotte White spent Friday with Pes Thweatt. Mrs J D Martin hosted Ila Thweatt. Peggy and others enjoyed homemade ice cream Saturday night. Sunday dinner guests to Luther Todd’s included Rev Ben Curtis Elvin Harwell Hope Jamison Carlton Crook and Haden Lawrence.
The Rosebud community reports several family visits and health updates. Jerome Busker funeral in Houston involved M H Behne of Rosebud, with relatives Jackie McCollum and Melissa present. Mrs Walker Cox of Cameron undergoes eye surgery at Scott and White Hospital and is improving. Other gatherings include visits to Astroworld in Houston and social calls among the Hauk, Ocker, Mitchell, and Doskocil families.
A 1967 ABA public service piece explains that killing a domestic animal is not justified for mere trespass or annoyance. Courts allow retaliation only for serious damage or threats to safety, with rabid animals as clear exceptions. Written by Will Bernard for the American Bar Association and Texas Bar.
Miss Mary Kestenbaum daughter of Mr and Mrs Dana Kestenbaum of Cameron leaves this week for Norway. She will teach at the Phillips Petroleum Co school in Stavanger. Kestenbaum is a University of Texas graduate and has taught in Irving schools.
Help wanted for clerk typist with general office experience at Newton Memorial Hospital. Inquiries addressed to F. L. Gregory. phone number 697-4624. Z-tie likely indicates a filing or notice tag.
New statistics from the National Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Assn show TB remains a significant killer in the United States with more than 45 000 annual cases and deaths. The reports also note a decline in TB incidence compared with earlier years, due largely to drug treatments.
In 1966, four nonwhites per white contracted TB, reflecting a link between poverty, poor living conditions, and disease. Public health officials and the anti TB movement urge measures to improve urban living conditions as essential to reduce TB incidence.
Graveside services were held Monday at Liberty Community Cemetery for Lizzie Mae Hartley Hughes 56 a former Liberty resident who died Saturday in season She is survived by her husband C O Hughes of Houston a son C R Hughes of Missouri a daughter Mrs C R McAeree of Houston her mother Jim Hartley of Milano seven brothers and two sisters from various Texas towns including Milano Waco Houston Bastrop and Copperas Cove
Maude Chaudoin 74 died Wednesday at a Milano area hospital. Burial was at 10 a virat 2 Papitat Cemetery in Milano. She was born March 25 in Milano and lived there all her life. She was a member of the Olive Baptist Church. Survived by D F Cha tain and two sons Martin of Milano and Charles Martin of PA Campo, a daughter Mrs Sytul Morrison of San Diego California, and sister Mrs Ott Moran of Fort Worth. A brother and first husband Charles I Martin preceded her.
Steve Simmons of Milano recently joined the American Shorthorn Association to participate in the Junior Shorthorn program. The nationwide registry promotes the breed and supports education and events for junior beef participants.
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