Local Notables and Visitors Spend Week in Cameron
A long list of residents and guests are noted in Cameron reflecting ties to Fort Worth Dallas Maysfield and Houston. Attendees include D C Baggett and family in Farm ownership and railroad work, attorney T V Adams, Imogene Hollingsworth, Lora Andrews, Agnes Sutter, Aileen Hollas, Augusta Vogelsang widow of Friz Vogelsang age 87, Ira Stallworth family, Johnnie Stallworth, W F Wever, Eugene Marshall, Cpl Nathan Lewis, Freeman Slocomb and daughter Nancy Rebecca, Imogene Sanders, Ivan Creek, Jane Tyson, Lt Norris Brady, the Four Gospel United Tabernacle fellowship, former Milam Sheriff Robert Todd turning 92, Annie Lee and Feral Kirk, Mullanari family, Cpl Raymond Krupicka, L A Alexander, R E Biggs, and Syd Stidham.
Local Gleanings from Camp Hood and Nearby Visits
Mrs John Jeter a Camp Hood bookkeeper joined her husband for a weekend then they left Monday for a vacation to Houston and Galveston. George Blancett of Yarrellton visited Cameron Saturday. Cpl Jake R Dodson formerly in Australia is now in New Guinea in the Signal Corps. William D Jennings son in law has been with a civilian Technicians Detachment in England since December 1942. Miss Mildred Michalka and Gertrude Michalka employed in civil service at Washington DC expected back Saturday for a short vacation. C F A Scheind a Sharp community farmer paid a visit to ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jeter
Camp Hood
Houston
Galveston
Jake R. Dodson
Australia
New Guenna
William D. Jennings
England
Mildred Michalka
Gertrude Michalka
Washington, D. C
Local People and Church Events Mention Cameron Area
W. A. Atkinson, a well known farmer, was in Cameron Saturday. The Full Gospel Tabernacle fellowship meeting, presided by Rev. Harry Hodges, drew more than 20 preachers. Joe Zawadzke of Buckholts visited Cameron Tuesday. Rosa Kemp McMillian of Waco visited the McGehee home over the weekend. Floyd Cooper of Maysfield joined Cameron friends. Majorie Blaylock spent the weekend in Taylor visiting her mother. Mr and Mrs Knipp celebrated their eighth wedding anniversary at home with their one child, a girl two and a half years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Full Gospel Tabernacle Church
Harry Hodges
Rosa Kemp McMillian
Waco
George McGehee
Charles Knipp
Mrs. Knipp
Davis unit officer visits during sister’s wedding
Lt. J. W. Davis of Camp Barkley arrived Sunday for a brief visit with his wife. She came for the wedding of her sister Miss Lois Robbins. They left Saturday night and returned to Abilene after accompanying her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Davis
Camp Barkley
Lois Robbins
Abilene
Miss Bettie May Thompson Returns to Orange Valor
Miss Bettie May Thompson has returned to Orange and is employed in defense work. She is much improved after two or three weeks at home.
Local Man Promoted and Family Updates Amid War Efforts
Cpl Walter H Lester of Roben Field Georgia receives a promotion to sergeant in the Air Corps. His wife has taken a position at the county superintendent's office. Miss Jessie Lee Pfarrdrescher returns to work in Austin after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Emil Pfarrdrescher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Walter H. Lester
Roben Field
Air Corps
Jessie Lee Pfarrdrescher
Austin
Emil Pfarrdrescher
Local Social News Notes From Cameron and Austin Figures
Miss Lucille Dickard of Austin visits Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Triggs and plans to resume teaching at Austin High School. Miss Nora Frances Baggett returns to Cameron after a Lake Charles visit. Mrs. Thompson Kemp of Dublin stays with Judge and Mrs. Jeff T. Kemp. Miss Marjorie Brown of Mexia visits Ralph and Mrs. Mitchell. Mrs. T. N. Woods of San Antonio visits her Mayfield family in Cameron. Ida Byrd Mayfield is her former name, and her husband is a former San Gabriel schools chief now in the navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Brown
Mexia
Ralph Mitchell
Lucille Dickard
Austin
W. O. Triggs
Austin High School
Nora Frances Baggett
Cameron
Lake Charles
Mexis
J. C. Mayfield
Ida Byrd Mayfield
San Gabriel
Navy
Lt and Mrs Otis Tindall Visit Abilene Kinfolk
Lt. Otis Tindall reported for duty January 20 from San Antonio and completed eight weeks of clerk school at Camp Barkley. He then attended officers preparatory and candidate schools, receiving his commission August 18. He visited relatives in San Antonio Wichita Falls and Oklahoma City before returning to Camp Barkley for medical replacement training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tindall
San Antonio
Camp Barkley
Officers Preparatory School
Cecil Tindall
Wichita Falls
Oklahoma City
Local Visit Highlights Meetings with Old Friends
Mrs. Mable Killen traveled this week to Port Neeches to visit a daughter, while R. C. Loften of Rosebud spent Tuesday in town meeting old friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Killen
Port Neeches
R. C. Loften
Rosebud
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. C. Baggett
Fort Worth
Thomas V. Adams
Backholts
Emma Hardin
Old Age Pension Department
Milam County
Lora Andrews
Dallas
Anymake Radio
Parma Radio Service
Imogene Hollingsworth
Maysfield
Nat Butts
Agnes Sutter
Aileen Hollas
Augusta Vogelsang
E. 11 Street
Ira Stallworth
Billie
Hallie
Johnnie Stallworth
Isabel Stallworth
Annie Stallworth
W. F. Wever
Gainsville
R. H. McIntosh
Eugene Marshall
Phillips-Lackey Funreal Home
Rockdale
Nathan Lewis
Delta Lewis
Freeman Slocomb
Nancy Rebecca
Kerville
B. Slocomb
Imogene Sanders
Ivan Creek
Salem
Jane Tyson
Mrs
Dan Tyson
Norris Brady
Fort Bliss
el Paso
Four Gospel United Tabernacle
Harry H. Hodges
House of Worship
Robert Todd
Mr. Todd
Annie Lee
Feral Kirk
Los Angeles
Calif
Mrs. Mullanari
Mas. Mullanari
Vermont
Raymond Krupicka
Vince Krupicka
Buckholts
R. E. Biggs
Liberty
Margarett McDermott
G. A. McDermott
Syd Stidham
India Stidham
Temple
Aston Breweries, Inc
Galveston, Texas
Fred Jazek, Sr
George Blancett
Yarrellton
W. A. Atkinson
Dones Prairie
Joe Zawadzke
Floyd Cooper
Majorie Blaylock
Taylor
Anderson
Cameron, Texas
Mamie A. Hefley
Thompson Kemp
Dublin
Jeff T. Kemp
T. N. Woods
Mr. and
Matyastik & Sons
Otis Tindall
H. B. Tindall
Ours
Serr
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