Miss Lora Peed Weds Corporal James Mortimer in Cameron
Miss Lora Anna Peed daughter of Mr and Mrs E L Peed Hoyte married Corporal James Albert Mortimer son of Mrs Helen C Mortimer Milano at First Baptist Church Cameron January 28 1951 Rev Garland Bullock Baylor University officiated. The couple and families celebrated at a Hoyte home reception with out of town guests from Houston Bay City Austin Devine Hearne and Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lora Anna Peed
E. L. Peed
Hoyte
James Albert Mortimer
Helen C. Mortimer
Milano
First Baptist Church
Cameron
Garland Bullock
Baylor University
Waco
Bettye Bullock
Shirley Horstmann
Mrs. Bullock
Miss Horstmann
Edna Peed
Peed
Mortimer
Eddie A. Huntsman
Wilson N. Jones Hospital
Sherman
NC Corps
David Shapiro
Newton Clinic
San Diego
California
South Pacific
Tokyo
Japan
Gen. MacArthur
Fort Lawton
Seattle
Washington
George McDonald
Goldie McDonald
Bessie James
Deborah
Robert Murphy
Houston
Vance McDonald
Bay City
Edgar Russell
Sherrie
Johnnie
Calvin Kuhn
Austin
D. G. Odom
Sharon
Devine
Ivan Gant
Hearne
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Mrs Gene Blake Hosts Three Arts Club Meeting
Mrs Gene Blake welcomed members at her home on January 25 for a Three Arts Club gathering. W T Hanes led the program on Do You Want To Cheat A Child and a brief March of Dimes discussion followed. Hostess aided by Mrs Colburn served salad and coffee. Thomas Leonard is ill with measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Blake
Three Arts
Azalia
W. T. Hanes
Yee High School
Dwight Moody
Herbert Colburn
March of Dimes Fund
Thomas Leonard
Horace Leonard
Ann Elliott Celebrates Seventh Birthday Party
Ann Elliott daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Elliott of Cameron celebrated her seventh birthday Friday afternoon January 19 at home with friends Mitzie Jones Patty Kay Hightower Sandra Baskin Charles Staley Karen Adams David Elliott Henry Paul Michalka Margaret Nance Beverly Ann King Carol Ann Vaughn Rebecca Harding Frances Jackson Josey Jackson Jimmie Woodum Donna Kay Reid Barbara Woodum Mary Jo Bachus and Mrs Earl Bachus of Temple and Mrs John Lewis. A white three tier cake with pink birds and rosebuds adorned the table along with pink carnations. Indoor and outdoor games followed gift opening and the hostess served ice cream hot chocolate and cake. Fly back ball sets and party hats were given to each child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Elliott
Kenneth Elliott
Cameron
Mitzie Jones
Patty Kay Hightower
Sandra Baskin
Charles Staley
Karen Adams
David Elliott
Henry Paul Michalka
Margaret Nance
Beverly Ann King
Carol Ann Vaughn
Rebecca Harding
Frances Jackson
Josey Jackson
Jimmie Woodum
Donna Kay Reid
Barbara Woodum
Mary Jo Bachus
Earl Bachus
Temple
John Lewis
Hou ston Fat Stock Show entries place in eight divisions
Milam County youths competed at the Houston Fat Stock Show with several placings. Gene Angell and Ferol Angell of Sharp Community earned 5th and 16th in the heavy calf class and sold calves for 58c 51c and 50c per pound. Charles Moraw of Vogelsang placed his three Duroc Barrows 5th in the pen of three classes and sold them for 22 1/2c per pound. Raymond Chutley of Buckholts receives a 125 dollar certificate to buy a beef animal for exhibition at the 1952 Exposition with potential high prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Milam County
J. D. Moore
Gene
Ferol Angell
O. Angell
Sharp
David Eubanks
W. H. Eubanks
Gay Hill
Charles Moraw
Eo Moraw
Vogelsang
Billy Rae Reddehase
Henry Reddehase
Ben Arnold
Ferol Angel
Billy Clark
Thorndale
Dwight Chandler
Route 4
Cameron
Jimmy Smith
Rockdale
Raymond Chutley
Buckholts
W. A. Bandy and Local Water Department Officials
Alvin Hefft, a Texas water professional with six years at the Cameron plant, and Mr. Smith discuss bringing a school to Cameron. The water department expects information and discussions during the course to benefit local operations and community awareness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Alvin Hefft
Texas
Smith
Hefft
Water Department
Milam County Urges Early Purchase of 1951 Car Tags
Milam County motorists are urged to obtain 1951 license plates starting Friday morning February 9 at Walter White’s Tax Assessor office. The Highway Department advises buying licenses early to avoid the last minute rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam County
Walter White
The
Highway Department
Farm Losses From Ice Hit Texas Crops and Livestock
The U S Department of Agriculture said the full impact of last week’s freeze on Texas citrus livestock and wheat is not yet measurable. Cattle sheep and goats survived the cold remarkably well and losses from freezing rain were lower than expected. Wheat damage assessment pending as citrus damage is severe and commercial vegetables suffered from prolonged cold.
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Texas
U. S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
High Plains
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Society IN the News
Cpl. Mortimer
Sthursday
Bruiser
Warner Bros
Cameron Theatre
Jane Powell
Starrett - Burnette
Ay Buckley
Barry Shipman
Colbert Clark
Fred F. Sears
Milam Theatre
Chryslers
Chrysler
Mr. Angell
Mr. Reddehase
Moore
Greer Walter Garson
Pidgeon
Prien
W. A. Bandy
Allan
Lane
Black Jack
Republic Picture
Mrs. Miniver
Grrber
Pingtyy Theonly
Hovny Geny
the Gameron Theatre
Ae EY
James Stewart
Roken Fc
Jeff Chandler
Debra Paget
Cameron Herald
Columbia
Corburt
Fred F. Slars
Gene Autry
David Brian
John Agar
Fullerbrush Girl
Lucille Ball
Eddie Albert
Greer Garson
Walter Pidgeon
Johnny Holiday
William Bendix
Milam
Allen Lane
James Stewrat
Dane Clark
Ruth Roman
Missouri
Charles Starrett
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