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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1951
Page
4
Classified notice states the Cameron Texas post office is mail matter of second class under an act of March 8 1879. Publication occurs every Thursday with subscription rates of 1.75 in Milam County, 2.00 outside county, and 2.25 out of state.
Milam County Workers Conference meets Friday at Little River Baptist Church Cameron with a 5 00 board meeting and 6 00 supper. H F Schulz leads song service and special music. Rev R B Baker gives devotional. Lottie Moon Speaking by Mrs L B Jones. sermon by Rev Joe Green Thorndale Baptist. Delegates urged from all county churches.
Mrs Willie Falkner, longtime ill, is able to return to duties at the telephone office after a period of illness. She resumes responsibilities and is reported in good health.
Private Joe J Vrabel Jr son of Mr and Mrs Joe Vrabel Sr of Cameron Route 1 is in infantry basic training with the 7th Armored Division at Camp Roberts California. November 24 marks the division and camp’s wartime reactivation anniversary. The camp midway between San Francisco and Los Angeles houses the Wests largest replacement center.
Mr and Mrs Dommie Kemp of Greensburg Louisiana spent a few days in the Kemp home in Cameron where they were joined by Mrs Rosa Kemp Adams of Houston after which they spent a few days in Houston.
Baytown couple Mr Jim Coleman and Mrs Coleman spent a weekend with friends in Cameron, enjoying meals and local hospitality.
In the Gonzales Inquirer November issue readers applaud Cameron citizens for their gracious conduct after a football game. L G Smith and L W Smith note Gonzales pride and sportsmanship, calling Cameron’s team worthy of the best and urging support toward the state. Also, Mrs Bill Alex Bonds of Houston spent the weekend with sister Mrs A L Peterson of Yoakum.
Ford Caperton of Snyder was badly hurt when his car turned over en route from Lubock to Snyder on Thursday night, November 29. He suffered a broken leg and ankle. Caperton, brother of Narvie Caperton, formerly lived in Cameron and is well known in the area. He has lived in Snyder for seven years.
M Sergeant James B. Cooper son of Lydia Cooper Minerva Texas recently graduated from the light and heavy weapons leaders course at the Infantry School Commandant Maj General John H Church announced The course prepares selected noncommissioned officers for duties as light and heavy weapons NCOs with infantry units The instruction covers tactics and techniques of small infantry units in all operations and tactical training of the individual soldier It is one of 21 courses available to Regular Army National Guard and Reserve components
Cameron and nearby communities reported 0.61 inch of rain Sunday night per Jim Short of the Cameron Water Department. Farmers in surrounding areas noted similar amounts. Central Texas saw cloudy to partly cloudy skies with little temperature change and cooler conditions forecast for Tuesday. Waco logged only a trace in the last 24 hours.
The La Vega Pirates and Huntsville Hornets meet in the AA quarterfinals at Huntsville Friday night December 7. Game starts at 8:00. Location is Sam Houston Teachers College Stadium with tickets $1.25 reserve $1.00 general and 50 cents student.
Mr and Mrs Fred Ralling of Freeport visited in Cameron recently, sharing time with local residents and noting local scenes and hospitality during their stop in the region.
Mrs. Mary Hartmey of near Gause visited the city on Wednesday.
Taxpayers are briefed on a vast bill running into billions with details on potential costs and affected programs. Officials outline projected impacts and funding sources while lawmakers seek clarity for constituents.
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