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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1966
Page
4
The Rogers PTA committee wrapped up its Home and Family Living program amid stress over budget concerns and the event highlighted community interests in home crafts and family life.
St Monica Ladies and China'tian Mothers met for their monthly meeting. Themis Sheguit presented a report on clothing and rent for parish use, and Father deha Gelert spoke on literature and mission week.
The Cameron Womens Golf Association will show Time and Two Women distributed by the American Cancer Society at its luncheon next Tuesday. The noon meeting for CWGA members and guests will be held at Cameron Country Club.
Mrs Ei weet Raley chairs a program featuring Jo Ann's owner and Vivian Wentward Studio demonstrations. Mrs Darrell Coby and others present outfits and makeup artistry. The event aims to elevate home life standards through devotional and welfare activities.
Mr o and Mrs Wallace Dunham of Bryan visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ray Green. They also called on Mrs J l Maodesette at the Boswell Rest Home in Rochdale. Elmer Rinn and his sister Norma attended a house warming at the Joe Vybiral home in Cameron.
Milam County A M Mothers Club at Tesan Cafe hosts Mrs Ida Johns as guest speaker and Mrs Tonlinsen presiding. The club votes to sponsor a Duchess from Milam County for the annual cotton ball and vacant presented for students of the A&M Agronomy Society on April. Donation sent to their For the Chonet Pred at A&M. Mrs Johns served refreshments during the social. Next quarterly meeting scheduled for April.
A series of birth notices lists newborns from Cameron Maysfield Rockdale Thorndale and Caldwell. Brenda Cor let Freends. Rita. Diana Rochelle. Stewart Kirk. Daphne. Constance. Sidney Marl. Kevin Earl are among the names, with weights and birth dates at St. Edward Hospital and Newton Memorial Hospital.
Patients listed at St Edward Hospital this week include Mrs John Ondrej, Mrs Leola Young, Mrs Frank Wall, Mr H H Hartsfield, HP McKinney, Mr Jim Me Goldrick, Mrs John Hobson, Mrs Delma Meek, Mrs Dan Garcia, Mr O FE Swift, Mr Jim Petrov, Mr W Hughes, Mr R P Williams, Mrs Matthew Black, Mrs Emily Klements, Mrs Sue Finch, Mrs Frances Stoebner, Mrs Enma Moore, Mrs George Parker, Mrs Eugene Junek, Mrs Rudy Castaneda, Mrs D Lemon, Mrs A Glaser, Miss Aetna Smith.
The Marlin Country Club sponsors the ninth annual golf tournament to benefit the Heart Fund. The 18 hole event runs Saturday and Sunday February 26 and 27 with a medalist prize and prizes for each flight.
The OJ Thomas Bulldogs beat Belton 61 2 and Smith High 6 51 to move toward District 7A title. Larry Ray led with 25 points in the Belton win while Julia Harris sank two late free throws for Cameron to beat Belton 27 26. A three way race for first includes Cameron Caldwell and Jones HS Snook with 5 1 in district. The OJ Thomas girls sit 4 2 in league play.
Plans are forming for the 10th annual Cameron CWGA invitational golf tournament. Invitations go to area clubs for the March 22 one day event expected to draw about 109 golfers. Mrs Nilevy Smith CWGA president and Mrs Ray Lester tournament chairman lead the effort.
Texas farmers can combine ASCS program protection with Federal Crop Insurance to cover production costs and gain some profit if a loss occurs. Ben Jordan Jr, state director, notes FDIC insurance extends to cotton, wheat, and grain sorghum.
Cameron Yeomen beat Caldwell Hornets 61 50 in the 17 AA round with senior Mack Mc Kinney scoring a new school single game record 38 points, surpassing 1961 32 point mark by David Barkemeyer. Wayne Kirk and Don Mitchell tied for second with 8 points. Caldwell was led by Gray 21 and D Bow ers 11.
Sunshine Bowling League standings for the week of January 25 show Eplen's Furniture leading with an 52-28 record and an 11 game edge. Milam Grain sits second at 41-39, with high three game team series led by Duncum Lup at 2327, followed by Irene's Emb. and Milam Grain. Team high games crown goes to New Cameron Drug at 834, with Irene's Emb. second at 810. Individual highs include Annette Hillman top in scratch three game series with 521 and high scratch game led by Gladys Titsworth at 185. Handicap leaders feature Marie Tucker 229 in high ind games and a 620 combined for Hillman in handicap three-game series. Team standings reflect Jan. 25, 1966 results.
Green's led with a strong team performance and high averages. Individual scores included Mollie Zavodny 176 with 44 pins, Kathryn Jeter 175 and 426 series, Loree Neeson 173 and 476, and Floy Morgan 199 and 338. Other teams Underwriters, Mollie Zavodny, and Mondrik's Minimax posted notable totals. Team Green's posted a 5432 win loss record as the league table shows.
Bruno Sehrader from the Texas Federation of Cooperatives will discuss "The Role of Cooperatives in Polish Agriculture" at 7:60 p.m. in the Yu High School Agriculture Building. The Cowmeron Chapter of Yoon Farmers will pilot the event.
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