Christmas Parade Set to Highlight Cameron Holiday Kickoff
Several more entries have signed up for Cameron's Saturday Christmas parade, a colorful season kickoff. The 10 a.m. march starts at Main and Crockett and features two color guards from Bergstrom Air Force Base and Cameron National Guard, including Air Force Reserve Airmen Cheryl Ann Dimuccio and Shelly Ann Baxter bearing flags.
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Cameron
Main and Crockett
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Austin
Cameron National Guard
Air Force Guard
924Th Tactical Airlift Group
U. S. Air Force Reserve
Community Resource Group Sets Meeting in Cameron
The Milam County Community Resource Development Committee meets Monday December 6 at 2 p.m. in the First National Bank conference room Cameron. Texas A&M extension specialist John Henry will present. Community groups and leaders are invited. parade plans include prizes 35 25 15 with balloons and floats from local clubs churches and businesses.
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Milam County
First National Bank
Cameron
John Henry
Texas A&m University Extension Service
Henry
Gause Community Improvement Association
Gause
Jamie Riggan
Holland
Cheryl Lynn Durhall
Rockwall
James Walthal
Evening Lions Club
Parade
Noon
Alvin Roberts
Dan Long
Lions Clubs
Arts & Service League
First Presbyterian Church
Bethel Ame Church
Fleur de Lis Garden Club
Rockdale Cub Scout den
Thorndale
Yee High
O. J. Thomas
Temple
Cub Scout
Cameron Community Choir
First Baptist
Phil Smith
John W. Peterson
Olive Bradbury
Pubiic
Temple man faces robbery charges after Milam Motel heist
Marion Campbell Jr., 24, of Temple, was identified as the suspect in the Milam Motel robbery on July 15. A $20,000 bond was set on the initial robbery charge. Campbell was arrested near Cameron after an attempted Hearne motel robbery and later positively identified in Bryan County. Additional charges of robbery will be filed by the county attorney.
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Milam
Cameron
Kent Butler
Marion Campbell Jr
S. 32
Temple
Bond
Justice of the Peace
Jess Brock
Butler
Campbell
Ed Sexton
Tommy Chamberlain
Highway Patrol
Hearne
Texas Rangers
Franklin
Bryan
Deck the Mall on Cameron's Green Lights and Santa
The text describes Cameron's Mall in Central Texas preparing for a Saturday parade featuring Santa and the Country Critters. It notes four snowmen, four Christmas trees, holiday lanterns, a wet fountain, and a blue backed stage. Santa is scheduled to appear Saturday December 11, with many parade elements planned.
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Cameron’s Mall
Gateway
Cameron
Texas
Houston
Dallas
Santa
Narmer
Cambyses
Egypt
Alexander the Great
Anthony
Cleopatra
Egypt and the sands of time in a modern oil world
The author contrasts FMLs rise with Texas oil dominance and Egypt’s 5000-year legacy. He reflects on Western thirst for power and wealth, the antiquity of Egyptian civilization, and the shift toward future shock in physics and space. The piece envisions lasting progress as enduring as Egypt’s dynasties.
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Texas
Washington
Egypt
Upper
Christendom
Gizeh
Nile
Cairo
West
New Cotton Oil Mill Planned At Thorndale
Thomas H. Wolfe of Anderson Clayton announces immediate start on a Thorndale site formerly Cen-Tex Cotton Oil. The plant will include solvent extraction unit and miscella refinery with 300 tons per day capacity. M. A. Elms will transfer from Vicksburg to direct Thorndale Waxahachie Temple and Richmond facilities.
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Thomas H. Wolfe
Anderson, Clayton & Co
Cen-Tex
Thorndale
Wolfe
M. A. Elms
Vicksburg
Mississippi
Elms
Thorvale
Temple Social Security Office Moves to New Downtown Site
The Temple Social Security Administration office will close at noon Friday December 3 to load and move. On Monday December 6 the office opens at 9 a.m. in the W. R. Poage Federal Building. The existing office at 3920 South General Bruce Drive will be closed after the move. The phone number remains 778-1861.
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Social Security Administration
Lewis C. Wall
Salvation Army aids Cameron and region through United Way drive
The Salvation Army Cameron service unit reports 78 people aided from October to September and 52 locals plus 26 transients helped this summer. Local support totals 269.68 with 2,400 from United Fund split between local services and statewide relief. Programs include furniture replacement, groceries, lodging, and medical aid, with state support for larger disasters and missing person cases.
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United Way
Salvation Army
Cameron
Camp Hoblitzelle
Midlothian
Dallas
United Fund
Forrest Sapp
Army
San Antonio
Sapp
Correctional Services and
Missing Persons Bureau
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National Guard
Community Choir
Yale
F.M.L
Waxahachie
Richmond
Anderson Clayton Oilseed Processing
California
Arizona
Arkansas
Phoenix
NOW HI LD
Temple Social Security Office
United Way Agency
Harbor Light Center
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