November Building Permits Total 146200 Dollars
The City Secretary Naomi Needham released the November building permits totaling 146200 dollars. Cameron Independent School District received a 140000 dollar permit for a new school, Alvin Mullinax a 2000 dollar home enlargement, Woodson Lumber Co 1000 dollars for a repair, and Ben Threadgill a 3200 dollar house move.
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Naomi Needham
Cameron Independent
Alvin Mullinax
Woodson Lumber Co
Ben Threadgill
Funeral Services Held Here For Henry E Black
Henry Edward Black, 75, died at St Edward Hospital on Monday. Funeral services were set for 2 30 p m Wednesday December 2 at Liberty Baptist Church with Rev Aubrey P Russell officiating. Burial in Liberty cemetery. Survived by widow Mattie, daughter Mrs Rip Wollis, sons George Alvin and Collier, brother G C Black and ten grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Edward Black
St. Edward Hospital
Black
Liberty Baptist Church
Aubrey P. Russell
First Baptist Church
Cameron
Liberty Cemetery
Green Funeral Chapel
Mr. Black
Madison County
Alabama
Texas
Mattie Fisher
Liberty
Mattie Black
Rip Wollis
George Black
Dallas
Alvin Black
Houston
Collier Black
Bryan
G. C. Black
Soldier Pevehouse Serving In Germany With 28th Division
Private Charles R. Pevehouse of Cameron Route 4 serves with the 28th Infantry Division in Germany. The division trains as part of the NATO Army on guard in western Europe. Pevehouse enlisted in May and arrived overseas this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Pevehouse
John Pevehouse
Route 4
Cameron
Germany
NATO
Europe
Pevehouse
Nazarene Revival Week Planned at Local Church
The Church of the Nazarene hosts a seven day revival from December 1 to December 6. Dr. W. H. Lewis, Houston District superintendent, will lead evening services at 7 30 with music by local talent. Rev D A Lambert, the church pastor, invites the public to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nazarene
W. H. Lewis
Houston
D. A. Lambert
Chiropractors Attend Dallas Insurance Siminor Two Day Session
Chiropractors gathered at the Adolphus Hotel in Dallas for a two day Insurance Siminor discussing all aspects of the Workmans Compensation law. Over three hundred chiropractors attended and the event noted coverage of chiropractic treatment by the law and claims paid by more than four hundred health and accident companies. The Dallas Chiropractic Association sponsored the program with the International Chiropractic Association of Davenport, Iowa organizing it. Some chiropractors may be chosen as examiners for Workmans Compensation, life, and health and accident insurers. Mr and Mrs A R Epperson of Austin visited Fritz Fahrendorf's home last week.
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J. E. Boyce
Dallas
Workmans Compensation Insurance
Siminor
Adolphus
Workmans
Dallas Chiropractic Association
International Chiropractic Association of
Davenport
Iowa
Workmens Compensation Co
Life Insurance and Health and Accident Insurance
A. R. Epperson of
Austin
Pvt John R Small Heading Overseas Duty From Ft Hood
Pvt John R Small of the First Armored Division leaves Cameron after a 25 day furlough before reporting to Camp Kilmer New Jersey on December 8 for embarkation to Germany. He previously lived in Cameron and worked as a taxi driver.
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Llyod Albert Son
John R. Small
Ft. Hood
Army
Cameron
Germany
Ile
Camp Kilmer
New Jersey
Small
Armored
Rio Grande Valley
Eisenhower
Falcom Dam
649Th
Willard Skelton Dies at 60 in Temple Hospital
Willard Skelton, 60, died November 26 at McClockey Hospital in Temple. Born March 1, 1893 in Bryan, he lived much of his life in Cameron and was a World War I veteran. Survived by son Willard Skelton Jr of Georgetown, daughter Mrs. Frank Camp of San Antonio, brother Lonnie S. Skelton of Bryan, sister Mrs. W. P. Ward of Bryan, and three grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Marek-Burns Funeral Home.
Arthritis Patient Reports Complete Pain Relief
A reader describes being crippled by Rheumatoid Arthritis and rheumatism with deformed hands and immobile ankles. They claim a remarkable recovery after treatment and invite further correspondence from Jackson Mississippi.
Funeral service noted for Cameron pastor
A funeral was held at 2 p.m. Saturday November 28 with Rev. Aubrey F. Russell of First Baptist Church Cameron officiating. Burial followed in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Neral Chapel
Aubrey F. Russell
First Baptist Church
Cameron
Oak Hill Ee
First Atlantic Steamship Crossing Arrives with Savannah
In 1819 the first steamship to cross the Atlantic was The Savannah. This historic voyage marks a turning point in maritime travel as steam propulsion proves viable for transatlantic crossings.
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Savannah
Professor Gregory Lagrone Hosts Thanksgiving at Whatleys
University professor Gregory Lagrone spent the Thanksgiving holidays at the home of his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Whatley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory Lagrone
Inlaw
W. T. Whatley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry E. Black
Elist
Church of Nazarene
V. H. Lewis
John Paul Jones
Virginia Dare
America
Willard Skelton
Lela S. Wier
Arbor Hills Drive
P. O
Jackson 7
Mississippi
Chiropractic
Panies
Boyce Chiropractic Clinic
Goldfare Dry Goods
Dollar Day
S.M.L
Wale
Westinghouse
Cameron, Texas
Aung
Studebakers
Studebaker
Stude Akers
South Travis
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