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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1930
Page
6
The plum curculio is the most destructive insect for stone fruits including peaches. It overwinters in orchards, damages fruit with feeding punctures and semi circular egg holes, and can cause sap leaks and gnarled fruit. Control methods include sanitation, sunlight exposure, shallow cultivation, and arsenical sprays with lime, plus disease control for brown rot when needed.
Sam Bailey of Dallas visited the community Saturday and Sunday. Fontaine Erskine of Georgetown joined relatives here for the weekend. Mrs. John Bailey returned home improved after treatment in Temple. Rev. Dobson preached at Little River. Durward Hickman of McCamey is home for an indefinite stay. Connie Mae Hickman can return to teaching in Ben Arnold this week. Rosa White of Ben Arnold spent the weekend at home. J. P. Fontaine Jr. and family stayed at the W. Russell home Sunday night. Lynn Canady and family of near Cameron visited the W. J. Canady home. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Crook played forty-two at the H Love home Wednesday. Roy Little of Belton was a Sunday guest at the Dr W. J. Fontaine home. Clara Bennett Love of San Marcos visited last weekend. Mrs. P. H. Love visited Friday with Mrs. J. P. Fontaine. Ethel McKinney and Mrs. A McKinney visited the A R. Tyson home in Calvert Saturday.
Roy Hensley and Inez Newman enjoyed a show Friday night in Cameron. The event drew local attendees and provided evening entertainment.
Mrs. Sarah Bell and John Bell with families visited the N. C. Canady home. Nadine Mitchell stayed with the Randolphs in Cameron. The Rosebud crowd saw Roy Harper Nadine Mitchell and Howard Schwarting attend a show. Several other visits and social calls occurred at the homes of the Canady Kohring Campbell and Bell families over the past week.
Amos Doskocil and his wife were callers at the Bill Kohring home on Thursday. The text notes visitors in Rosebud on Monday and Thursday nights.
L. E. Lawrence, notable for 270 convictions in 271 trials since May last year, is shown in Crockett Sutton counties as district attorney. He is a Cameron native and oil landholder with ties to local officials, here to oversee land holdings near a new oil well.
A dealer narrates how a former teacher rose to Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue after completing T C C training. The big illustrated book Achieving Success in Business highlights many who succeeded through T C C courses. The ad offers a free copy with a mail coupon and notes no branch schools exist.
Lonzo A. Ross grew from a country school teacher earning little, to Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue for the District of Arkansas in two years. Motivated by his wife and a decision to improve, he pursued business training at Tyler Commercial College and then began a new career path with a broader outlook.
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