Wofford and Mrs Collier to Wed in Dallas Ceremony
Nat B. Wofford of Cameron and Mrs. Ruth LaMond Collier of Huntsville will marry in Dallas at 6 p m on Saturday December 24 at University Methodist Church. Dr. Steel will officiate and a reception follows at Dallas Athletic Club. They plan a South Texas and Old Mexico honeymoon then home at 107 West Downs Temple. Wofford works with the Texas Employment Commission and the couple are linked to Cameron Dallas and Huntsville families.
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Nat B. Wofford
Cameron
Ruth LaMond Collier
Huntsville
Dallas
Dr. Steel
University Methodist Church
Dallas Athletic Club
South Texas
Old Mexico
West Downs Street
Temple
Collier
Waco
Ross Jones
Wofford
Texas
Texas Employment Commission
Government Service
Yale
Boy Traps Fox Near Court House in Three Blocks
A 25 pound grey fox was trapped within three blocks of the court house last night. Charles Crawford set a trap on East 2nd Street Thursday night and early Friday the fox was caught. The fox is on display at Tubby Price grocery.
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Court House
Charles Crawford
Tim Crawford
East 2Nd Street
Tubby Price Grocery
Bobby Jean Among Thousands Recovered With Hadacol Aid
A letter recounts how a child named Bobby Jean recovered from illness with HADACOL, framing the product as essential building material for a frail body. The piece profiles numerous others whose health improved through the remedy, ending on a positive note about restored health.
Agencies Find Problems Beset Big Pay Group
New York reports that $25 000 a year jobs bring stress and limited advancement for top earners. Agencies say openings exist with firms seeking sales managers general managers executive vice presidents and other high level executives across radio TV furnishings air conditioning and manufacturing sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp
Lowen
College Professor Becomes Carnival Barker on Road
TOPEKA KANS A college professor, Alonzo Hauser former head of Macalester College art department, left academia to work as a leaker and manager for a carnival surrealistic show. He adapted quickly learning crowd talk and bally skills while traveling with Royal American shows. Hauser cites help from carnival staff, balancing a ten hour day with a new vocation. He is married with two children and notes his wife finds the switch peculiar. Camp, president of Executive Service corp., comments on realignment in business and demand for exceptional executives amid staff cuts and retirement trends.
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Topeka
Kans
Alonzo Hauser
Macalester College
St. Paul
Minn
Hauser
Gypsy Ose Lee
Minneapolis
Gypsy
Julio de Diego
de Diego
New York
Learker
British idea to end cold war through fashion
London article notes Tailor and Cutter suggests ending U S SR tensions with new uniforms for leaders. A soot suit for Stalin and a drape shape for Molotov could defuse hostility by restoring the Russian sense of humor. The magazine mocks Soviet garb as 25 years out of date.
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London
West
Stalin
V. M. Molotov
Tailor
Britain
Brooklyn Benevolent Uplift Society Cracks Cab Robber Case
The Brooklyn Benevolent Uplift Society nabbed the real culprits after two of its members were accused of robbing two cab drivers of $20 each. The identified suspects admitted the robberies following society intervention and a police station return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Farm program would assure prosperity in 1950 outlook
The article predicts a rosy business outlook for 1950 with American production income and profits at a new high in 1949. It credits the farm program for protecting agriculture and supporting stable income, expecting lower living costs and no agricultural crash despite price readjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
Mrs Laura Wallace Dies In Long Beach California
Mrs Laura Hefley Wallace died at her Long Beach home on Thursday night December 22, announced by Judge and Mrs Dan Tyson. Ralph Wallace, her son, telegraphed the news to Mrs Tyson early Friday. Mr Wallace, before her marriage.
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Laura Hefley Wallace
Long Beach
California
Dan Tyson
Ralph Wallace
Tyson
Wallace
Miss Laura Hefley Pioneer Kin in Cameron History
Mrs. Wallace, widow of D. D. Wallace, was a sister of J. B. Hefley and aunt to Dana Tyson and Willie Hefley. She belonged to Cameron’s Hefley lineage, connected to H. M. Hefley of First National Bank and other early settlers. Laura Hefley was daughter of William V. Hefley, a Cameron pioneer.
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Laura Hefley
William V. Hefley
Cameron
Wallace
D. D. Wallace
California
H. M. Hefley
First National Bank
Nell Hefley
Bill McIntosh
Cameron youths take part in Methodist Messiah program
Mr and Mrs Ladis Marek and Lloyd Stoebner attended the singing of The Messiah at the Georgetown Methodist church last Sunday night. Three Cameron young people participated in the program Susan Rosson Margaret Horstmann and Ladis Marek Jr.
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Ladis Marek
Lloyd Stoebner
the Messiah
Methodist Church
Georgetown
Cameron
Susan Rosson
Margaret Horstmann
Ladis Marek Jr
Burnett Couple Guests Of Mrs Anderson In Houston
Mr and Mrs Edgar Burnett of Houston were weekend guests of Mrs R K Anderson. The visit highlighted social hospitality and regional ties within the Houston area circle.
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Edgar Burnett
Houston
R. K. Anderson
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Ruth Collier
Cameron Boy
Fox
Bobby Jean
Joseph Prejean
Beaumont
Hadacol
The
Cameron Herald
W. Gail Camp
Walter A. Lowen
Laura Wallace
Henry J. Taylor
ABC Network
Mia
Buick
Fisher
John Muse Motor Company
North Fannin
Cameron, Texas
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