Santa letters and local notices fill Cameron newspaper
Local readers receive letters to Santa Claus from Milam County children, plus community items. Carlton Nabours and Miss Trent Nabours visit Cameron. Mary Ann Kennon asks for pencils and dolls. E L Upshaw and Neal Grimland discuss Food Stamp Plan installation in Cameron with Surplus Marketing Administration. W S Needham, 87, visits Cameron from Arlington Masonic Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Daddy
Ban
Mary Ann Kennon
E. L. Upshaw
Neal Grimland
Cameron
Tyson Earns City Credit For Financial Stewardship
The Cameron city government relies on Tyson for deep financial oversight. He manages an intricate, high volume record system and has seen duties triple amid WPA projects like swimming beach work, street paving, and sewerage expansion. His detailed estimates and data support Federal and Local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Health Department
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Pension Department
Firemens Relief and Retirement Fund
Tyson
Cameron
Mr. Tyson
Christmas Greetings From Ice Land and Visitors Reach Cameron
The note describes Iceland’s Northern Lights and winter scenes as a festive backdrop. Mrs Cyde Greenlees and children Clyde Sydney and Joe Frank of Houston plan to arrive in Cameron Thursday to spend Christmas with her parents. Dorothy Hollingsworth of Austin also visits Cameron for holidays. Richard McCasland of Cavilla is listed as a Cameron business visitor.
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Iceland
Saint Nick
Cyde Greenlees
Clyde Sydney
Joe Frank
Houston
Cameron
Sam Dierz
Dorothy Hollingsworth
Austin
Richard McCasland
Cavilla
Tracy Boy Loses Life In Pearl Harbor Attack
A Milam County youth Demp Horton is confirmed killed in the Pearl Harbor attack. He enlisted in the Navy a year ago and served aboard the West Virginia. His brother J L Horton also serves in the Navy. The parents Mr and Mrs Les Horton of Tracy report the telegram states the body has not been recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam County
Navy Department
Demp Horton
Tracy
Pearl Harbor
Horton
Navy
West Virginia
J. L. Horton
Les Horton
Sharp
Naval
San Diego
Brothers in Army Meet in Cameron Visit
Elton Ledbetter a U S Army man en route to Little Rock from New Jersey stayed with his aunt Mrs Fred Bierr in Cameron. Garland Ledbetter in the Air Corps en route to Randolph Field met Elton in Dallas and joined in Cameron visits. Both are Yee High School graduates formerly of Cameron. Delphyn Scott spent the weekend in Fort Worth with Mrs Gladys M Watson and family. E A Camp of Rockdale was a Cameron business visitor Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Needham
Masonic Home
Arlington
Cameron
Mr Needham
Little Rock
Ark
New Jersey
Fred Bierr
Dierr
Garland Ledbetter
U. S. Air Corps
Garland
Randolph Field
Tulsa
Okla
Dallas
Yee High School
Delphyn Scott
Fort Worth
Gladys M Watson
Christmas Eve Service at Episcopal Church in Cameron
The annual Christmas Service will be held at 11 p m Christmas Eve in the Episcopal Church with the Christian Church choir leading hymns. Mr and Mrs Homer Pumphrey of Red Key Indiana visit Cameron with Mr and Mrs H E Graham and Mr and Mrs Lybarger of St Louis, planning trips to Brownsville and other holiday stops. remember pearl harbor-
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Episcopal Church
Christian Church Choir
Prince of Peace
Homer Pumphrey
Red Key
Indiana
Cameron
H. E. Graham
Mrs. Lybarger
St. Louis
Brownsville
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Gameron
Texas
Jefferson B. White
Christian Science Services
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Carl Mueller
Surplus Marketing Administration
A. L. O'Connell
Burlington
Hardie Malone
Dear Santa Claus
Sanita
Jeannie
Barbara Ann Jenness
Marvin
Santa
Dorothy Rae Malone
Trent Nabours
Washington, D. C
Homer Nabours
Thomas
The
Cameron Herald
Seasons Greetings
Tomers
A. J. Matocha & CO
Pao
Lalla
Lalla Meyers
Beauty Shop
PHONE
Cameron, Texas
Ang
Fairmont Creamery CO
Tracy Boy
Elton Ledbetter
U. S. Army
E. A. Camp of
Rockdale
Cameron Business
Saul
A. G. Kunz
Massey-Harris Tractors and Internationl
Jenkins—Simank
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