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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1948
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows a Cameron Herald post office item from 1860 mentioning Jefferson White and a church context. The readable bits indicate a local notice or annotation likely about mail or church matters with limited legible names.
The district court at Cameron Milam County Texas issues a citation to Willie Riley to appear by 10 A M on the first Monday after 42 days from January 10 1949 to answer Mable Riley's petition filed November 23 1948 for divorce on grounds of three years permanent abandonment. The seal and clerk Grady Allen sign. 33-4te
A Texas Employment Commission representative will visit Cameron twice a month starting December 8 to register unemployed persons and refer workers to employers with openings. The TEC agent will be in the Court House across from the Sheriff's Office, in the County Court Room, 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m., for unemployment and Readjustment Allowances claims.
Mr and Mrs Cecil E Allen and daughter from Port Lavaco attended the Friday night game observing the event and supporting the team.
The poem recalls a fatal road accident where youth and joy end in tragedy. It centers on a couple who hurry along, ignore danger, and meet Death as fate claims them in a shared dark moment. The verses note a nameless narrator, with Lelia McAnnally Batte as the author.
Clifton H. Barmore 42 native of Cameron died of a heart attack November 23 in Bryan. Survived by widow Catherine Moehler Barmore and his parents J L and Mrs Barmore of Cameron and two brothers Gaston of Houston and Cecil. one brother died earlier. Services at First Presbyterian Church Cameron at 2 p.m. Thursday with interment Oak Hill Cemetery. Marek Burns Funeral Home directing.
Milam County representative elect H F Paschall is asked by Governor Beauford H Jester to join a statewide committee backing the Silent Guest Plan to feed famine area children in Europe this winter. Families donate meals from Thanksgiving to Christmas, with funds sent to the Governor’s Office in Austin for distribution through UN agencies and U S charities.
The article explains the term white race derives from the Caucasus natives once deemed the most perfect representatives of whiteness. It notes historical views on racial classification and the term’s linguistic roots.
A pithy saying asserts that women skilled at childraising are too occupied to disclose their methods. The remark emphasizes efficiency and discretion in parenting wisdom.
Buick showcases redesigned 1949 Super and Roadmaster with lower wider bodies 228 percent more glass for visibility and full-vision windshields. Features include venti-ports curved windshields one-piece bumpers and 3 inch shorter length. Dynaflow Drive is standard on Roadmasters and optional on Supers with over 100 mechanical improvements. Public display begins November 26 in dealer showrooms.
Stanley Swift announces Milam Theatre will open Wednesday night after rebuilding from the fire ruin. The historic venue once known as New Herley now bears the Milam name and will debut with Pitfalls featuring William Powell and Lizabeth Scott. Dean White confirms the opening plans and arrival of the film.
Mrs. Alvin Allday and her son William Alvin of Rockdale spent Friday visiting Cameron, returning home with family camaraderie and local chatter.
Alyce Kosel spent the Thanksgiving holiday visiting Cuero during a brief family trip.
Mrs Ida Johns is named chief clerk of the Draft Board succeeding Mrs Frances Isaacs who resigns and will depart Saturday to join her husband in Port Isabel. Johns previously served as a clerk in the office of County Treasurer J W Hairston.
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