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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1970
Page
7
Invitations go out for a bridal shower on Tuesday September 1 at the Baptist Church Annex honoring Mrs. Johnny Paul Al ford. The event starts at 7 p.m. Hostesses are Mrs. Jean Brown and Mrs. Mary Francis Matthews.
An advertisement touts Slender-X as a prescription-free fat reduction plan with a 14 day supply for $2.98. It claims quick slimming results while users cut calories and mentions a money back guarantee and sale at Dusek Pharmacy.
Peggy Stephens representing Milam County in the senior division and Carolyn Helpert in the junior division earned district honors at Tarleton State College. Peggy was selected to represent District 8 at the State Dress Revue in Dallas. Carolyn won a red ribbon for her navy and white scooter skirt ensemble.
First Baptist Church Cameron sponsors a youth led revival from Friday to Sunday August 28 30 with services at 7 p m and 10 55 a m Sunday. Evangelist Jimmy Ranton a Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary student will preach, music director Jack Boyd a First Baptist leader and Baylor graduate will provide music. Rev James Lafferty invites all to witness the positive impact of youths.
Baylor University announced August 21 graduates at its 81st summer session. Jean Tumlinson of Cameron earned a BA in Spanish, while Rita Ann Jones of Rogers earned a BA in biology and Patricia Ann Borden of Rosebud earned a BA in drama. Gladys E. Griffin and Martha Marie White, both of Rosebud, earned MS in education. The 437 graduates completed four years of work at the university.
The Gene Blake family returns to Cameron and will live at 802 E 8th St. Blake takes active management of Cameron Coca Cola Bottling Company. Visitors over the weekend include Mrs Henderson's sister Mrs F E Harrison of Ft Worth, great niece Nanci McNamara Miss Fort Worth, and her fiancé Julian Williams of Dallas. Other visits feature Mrs Martha Lucas of Ft Worth, Bill R Duncan of Hurst, the Robert Weems family of Chicago, Derrell Duncan of San Angelo, and Sylvia Petty of Chicago.
Temple couple announced the engagement of Clydell Marie Moore to Frederick Glenn Kelley son of Cameron. The two plan a January 1971 wedding. Clydell is an honor graduate of Dunbar High School Temple and St Philip's Junior College San Antonio. She works as a clerk typist at North Texas State University while majoring in speech and hearing pathology. Frederick is an honor graduate of O J Thomas High School and a North Texas State University senior majoring in biology.
Staff Sgt. Archie L. Mraz, formerly of Cameron now with the U S Air Force, visits with his family Mr and Mrs James M Evard of Cameron. He just returned from Udorn Royal Thai Air Force Base in Thailand and stopped at Blytheville AFB to reunite with his wife Mary and daughter Tonia before heading to Holloman AFB in New Mexico where he serves as an inertial navigational technician.
Christine Laws outlines a Plentiful Foods List for September featuring canned peaches and applesauce, dry split peas, and barbecued chicken ideas. Hearty quick meals include mint flavored applesauce, broiled peaches with mint or currant jelly, and a quick barbecue sauce.
Miss Wanda June Malone of Milano wed Mr Ernest Andrews of Norfolk Virginia in a double ring ceremony at Harmony Wedding Chapel Houston Saturday July 25. The bride wore a street length white satin dress with nylon details.
The notice reports births to the Miller, Warrick, and Aguilon families with details on baby names and birth times at St. Edward and Newton Memorial Hospitals. It also describes a wedding for the new Mrs Andrews, including attendants, dress notes, reception, education, and current employment, with the couple residing at 1905 Welch Street in Houston.
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