Soil and water conservation notes in Cen-Tex district
A Cen-Tex district meeting reports use of 2 quarts 2 4 5 T in a 50 gallon mix to control mesquite. Teracing work planned on E F Crawford farm near Troy. Munz harvests Hubam clover and oats with yield reports and notes on soil improving crops and fertilizer impact. Attendees listed include Cameron, Rosebud, Temple members and soil conservation service staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruggman
E. F. Crawford
Troy
Arthur Munz
Stampede Valley
Munz
F. J. Burks
H. L. Yager
W. C. Freeman
Cameron
Sam E. Jones
J. A. Tarver, Jr
Rosebud
Howard Norris
Frank Whatley
W. B
W. C. Stokes
R. T. Wall
Bill Ingram
Johnnie Zabcik
Temple
Mr. Hartrick
B. A. Neumann
Joe Zajivek
Cen-Tex
Board of Supervisors
Lewis Sigut
Leon Stasney
Carl Young
The
Soil Conservation Service
Legume and Soil Building Program Planned in Cameron
A community meeting on August 18 at City Park Cameron covers ASC legume practices for 1956 with Ben Spears A M agronomist and Milam County extension staff. Officials from AS C F H A SCS and Chamber of Commerce promote soil building water conservation and mechanization to boost yields amid rising production costs. The public is urged to attend and invite neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
County Farm Bureau
Crops & Conservation Committee
Cameron Chamber of Commerce
Agriculture Agencies
As.c., F.H.A
SCS
Alva Sanders
ASC
Ben Spears
A & M College
Milam County
Dealer-District Group Outlines Five Soil Conservation Points
Bob Elder, soils scientist from the Temple Soil Conservation Service, presented five principles soil structure fertility organic matter and sound land use at the Cen-Tex dealer-district conservation group meeting. Hal Hartrick from Little River explained district operations while Billy Stokes presided as chairman, elected at the first meeting in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cen-Tex
Bob Elder
Temple Work
Soil Conservation Service
Elder
Hal Hartrick
Little River
Board of Supervisors
Cen-Tex Soil Conservation District
Hartrick
Billy Stokes
Chamber plans Cameron booth at Hear Texas Fair
A Cameron booth plan was finalized by the Cameron Chamber special committee at First National Bank rooms in Waco. Booth 16 was moved to 15, with design help offered by W Horace Black of the Heart QO Texas Fair. Attendees included Lester Williams chair, Jack Prescott, Bill Burns, Richard Williams, Narvie Caperton, Dr. George Bowman, Louis McKee and Eugene Smithkermann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Cameron
Waco
First National Bank
W. Horace Black
Commercial Department of the Heart
Commercial Department of the Heart QO
Texas Fair
Booth
Chamber
Lester Williams
Jack W Prescott
Bill Burns
Richard Williams
Narvie Caperton
George Bowman
Louis McKee
Eugene Smithkermann
Hine Completes Three Day Livestock Marketing Course
Dwight Hine a vocational agriculture teacher from Sharp completed a three day intensive training in practical methods of marketing live stock at Houston August 15 to 17. The program for vocational agriculture teachers was sponsored by the Houston Chamber of Commerce Livestock Committee in cooperation with Port City Stockyards the University of Houston Agriculture Department the Texas Educational Agency and Houston area businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Hine
A Sharp
Houston
Livestock Committee
The
Houston Chamber of Commerce
Port City Stockyards
Agriculture Department of the
University of Houston
Texas Educational Agency
All Stars Edge Rockdale 3 2 In Friday Baseball Showdown
Cameron Little League and Rockdale Little League squads met Friday night as Cameron edged Rockdale 3 to 2. Fifteen Cameron players plus about a dozen parents and roughly 200 Rockdale fans attended despite a light shower. The game paused in the fifth inning and finished in the last half of the sixth due to rain with Edmondson hitting a three bagger for Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Rockdale
Little League
Dillion
Holloway
Edmondson
Griswold
Vezey
Barklemeyer
Fikes
Adarms
Anderle
C. Fikes
Bobby Griswold
Sides
Simpson
Killen
Intermis
Former Cameronite Madeline Moran Dies in San Antonio
Sister Mary Madeline Moran died August 15 at 7:53 p.m. at the Lady of the Lake Convent in San Antonio. The Cameronite nun was known for her community work in Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Madeline Moran
The
Lady of the Lake Convent
San Antonio
Sister Moran of Cameron Dies After Illness in Convent
Sister Moran known as Hermina entered the convent twenty nine years ago and planned to teach in Cameron at St. Anthony School. She fell ill suddenly in Cameron and was taken to the convent. Requiem high mass at Lady of the Lake Chapel. burial in Lady of the Lake cemetery, San Antonio. Survivors include brothers Leo Moran Cameron Levig Moran Bryan Richard Moran Brazoria and sisters Josie Bauer Cameron Agata and Martha Moran Temple Adela Hebner Houston plus nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
St. Anthony School
Leo Moran
Moran
Hermina
Lady of the Lake Chapel
George Duda
Lady of the Lake Cemetery
San Antonio
Levig Moran
Bryan
Richard Moran
Brazoria
Josie Bauer
Agata
Martha Maron
Temple
Adela Hebner
Houston
Kiwanis Training Weekend At Camp Tahaya
Kiwanis members from the Tejas District travel to Camp Tahaya for a weekend of training to prepare them to instruct Cub Scout, Boy Scout and Explorer units. Afterward they will relay information to adult leaders to recruit and improve training. Attendees include Bob Nelson and others, some planning to fish during their stay. The Red Cross ran 318 disaster relief operations last year in 47 states and provided mass care to 62 000 people while aiding 7 100 families with financial help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tejas
Camp Tahaya
Bob Nelson
W. Loughmiller
Leland Green
H. M. Bowley
Forrest Sapp
Ed Laywell
John Bryson
Allen Dodson
American Red Cross
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