Bride Elect Diane Vanney Honored in Temple Shower
Diane Vanney of Temple, bride elect of John Morris Duncum, was honored at a Saturday evening shower hosted by Mrs. Oslyn A. White. Co-hostesses included Mrs. Cato Sheerer and others. The event featured white and green decor, a formal program, and plans for a December 27 wedding at the Church of Christ in Temple.
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Diane Vanney
Temple
John Morris Duncum
Oslyn A. White
Cato Sheerer
Sidney Richardson
James Wade
Johnny Graham
Cecil Armstrong
Ernest Glaser
Graham McLerran
Giles McDermott
Rowland Vanney
Coleman Duncum
Ann Graham
Teena Jane White
Beatrice Dodson
Austin
Herschel Monroe
la Marque
7Th
Avenue G Church of Christ In
Special Program Set By Civic Garden Club
The Civic Garden Club meets December 11 at Mrs G A Mc Dermott home with Mrs Mable Dodson presenting The Art of Wrapping Christmas Packages. Mrs Dewey McElwrath is co host. meeting starts 7 30 p m. Christmas gifts will be exchanged during the social hour and members will name an evergreen shrub for decorating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Dodson
Civic Garden Club
G. A. McDermott
Dewey McElwrath
R. G. Grabein
Brady Addresses St Anthony PTC On New Grouping
Cameron Public School Principal Leon Brady spoke to the St Anthony Parent Teachers Club at Simon George Hall on November 22. He explained Ability Grouping now used in local public schools and was introduced by program chairwoman Mrs David Shapiro. During the meeting the PTC president Mrs Charlie Bure announced a December 5 Christmas Parade float project with coordinators Mrs L J Matula Mrs Harold Darby Mrs Herman Hanel and Mrs Burke listed in charge.
Shower Honors Bride-Elect at Zarosky Home
Miss Mary Sue Shumate, bride elect of James Monroe Thompson, was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Clem Zarosky. Guests, hostesses, and co-hostesses gathered in a festive setting with autumn flowers, a brides book, and a table centered by hearts bearing the couple’s names and wedding date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sue Shumate
James Monroe Thompson
Clem Zarosky
Barbara Schuttle
Zarosky
Miss Shumate
Roy Shumate
Theresa Thompson
Pat Matula
Mary Sue
Jimmy
Jo Ann Weaver
Marie Zarosky
Mmes. A. K. Gurecky
John Gurecky
L. J. Matula
Mary Matula
Parma-Kallus Family Thanksgiving Birthday Dinner
Cameron Herald SOCIETY notes the Parma and Kallus families from 15 cities gathered at Simon George Hall in Cameron on Thanksgiving Day to honor J. T. Parma with a birthday dinner. Sixty-four attendees included Rev. George J. Duda and relatives from Hallettsville Jourdanton La Grange Shiner Barstow Victoria Belton Cameron and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parma-Kallus
Simon George Hall
Cameron
J. T. Parma
George J. Duda
Alfred Kallus
A. J. Kallus
Hallettsville
Parma
Tom Pesek
John Netardus
Jourdanton
S. J. Janak
la Grange
Clement
Barstow
Calif
Charles Pesek
Rudy Pesek
Leonard Mladenka
Shiner
George Kallis
W. T. Kallis
Victoria
W. J. Parma
Billy
Belton
A&M Mothers Club Hosts Regular Meeting in Cameron
Milam County Texas A&M College Mother's Club held a regular meeting at the president Mrs. Leo Fuchs home in Cameron. New member Mrs. L F Gohmert was welcomed. Business session approved adding one publication to reading material. Dennis Kubecka recorded events and Kenneth Marak filmed moving pictures of the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam County
Texas A&m College
Mother's Club
Leo Fuchs
Cameron
L. F. Gohmert
Kenneth
Beaumont
A. W. Helmke
San Antonio
Christine Kubecka
Dallas
Nora Marie Parma
Austin
Agnes Marie Pesek
Huths Memorial Hospital
Anthony Pesek
St. John’s Seminary
Jerry Pesek
Corpus Christi
Dennis Kubecka
Kenneth Marak
College activities report from state board meeting in College Station
Mrs. Leo Fuchs reported activities and projects from the state board meeting in College Station in September. Mrs. Niley Smith shared highlights from her Hawaii trip with island exhibits and a discussion. Mrs. S. F. Porter invited the group to meet at her home in January. Mrs. H. C. Hill helped serve refreshments.
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A&m College Hospital
All Faiths
Leo Fuchs
State Board
College Station
Telegraph Line to Marshall Marks Texas Start
Texas first telegraph line laid to Marshall on February 14 1854 from Shreveport Louisiana. By year end it extended further to Rusk Henderson Palestine Montgomery and Houston advancing regional communications.
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Texas
Marshall
Shreveport
Rusk
Henderson
Palestine
Montgomery
Houston
Local Women Judge Waco Flower Show
Cameron's four nationally accredited flower show judges Mrs R G Grabein Mrs Leo Fuchs Mrs Frank Schiller and Mrs Alvin Dusek are in Waco today Thursday serving on panels to judge the Christmas Flower Show HOLIDAY DREAMS staged by the Waco Council of Garden Clubs December 4 5 and 6 at the Waco Garden Center 1705 North 5th St. Preceding the judging the group will enjoy a coffee at the home of Mrs Anna B McClellen 415 Mt Lookout. At 1 p m they are invited to a luncheon at the Tally Ho Room at the Raleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
R. G. Grabein
Leo Fuchs
Frank Schiller
Alvin Dusek
Waco
Waco Council of Garden Clubs
Waco Garden Center
North 5Th St
Anna B. McClellen
Mt.Lookout
Raleigh
Texas Streams Share Name Rock Creek Across14 Sites
A study catalogs at least fourteen distinct Texas waterways named Rock Creek. The streams span multiple counties and run through rural and suburban areas, reflecting a common toponym across the state. Researchers note the need to distinguish these creeks in maps and local records to avoid confusion in land use and environmental reports.
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Texas
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