Yoemen Defeat Hearne Eagles in 51 42 District Victory
Cameron high school Yoemen beat the Hearne Eagles 51 to 42 at home to move into a tie for third in district standings. Jimmy McClaren led with 16 points, Ed Lierman 14, David Barkemeyer 10, and Pat Dillon 9. Hall led Hearne with 14 points, Grady Russell 12. B team Cameron lost 46 38.
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Jimmy McClaren
Yee
Ed Lierman
David Barkemeyer
Pat Dillon
Yeomen
Cameron
Eagles
Billy Hall
Yeemen
Barkemeyer
Jack Larimore
Bobby Griswold
Earl Morgan
Jimmy Woodum
Billy Hawkes
Tom Moody
Dan Brashear
Childress Insurance Leads Tri-City Bowling After Victory
Childress Insurance and Real Estate regained first in the Tri City League by defeating Citizens National Bank three games to one. Willie Mees had a 210 top game, followed by Thomas Gilliland 205 and Donald Thweatt 202. Dr. Gus Evans led the series with 525, with Mees 511 and Gilliland 508. Hollas tops with 171 average.
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Childress Insurance
Tri-City
Childress Insurance and Real Estate
Tri - City
Citizens National Bank
Childress
Willie Mees
Thomas Gilliland
Donald Thweatt
Gus Evans
Mees
Gilliland
Charles Hollas
Joe Humplik
Harlan Mees
Falstaff Beer Leads Sunshine League Bowing Standings
Falstaff Beer remains atop the Sunshine League with 60 wins 24 losses while Citizens National Bank trails by ten games. Irene Mees tops the night with a 466 series and 178 high game, Frieda Anderle adds a 455 series, Ann Hollas 444, and Mees holds a 149 average in first place with Burke second and Villines third.
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Falstaff
Citizens National Bank
Irene Mees
Frieda Anderle
Ann Hollas
Anderle
Mees
Hollas
Coca Cola
New Cameron Drug
Western Auto
Evelyn Burke
Frances Villines
McDonald Plumbing
Lone Star Beer
Mondrik Minimax
Farm and Ranch
Ida Michalka
Annette Mees
Marie Ann Laake
Monrck
Minimax
Acme Sheet Metal
Bennie Mayer
Marie Laake
Milady Hollas
Mondrik Minimax Ss
Rockdale
Pearl Beer
Acme
Milam Lodge 125 Installs Officers for Semi annual Term
Deputy Grand Chancellor C R Allison installed Ed win Laywell Rev P L Caperton Paul Laake and W T Gann as Milam Lodge No 125 Knights of Pythias officers for the semi annual term Allen Dodson and W H Lucas were re elected as Recording and Financial secretaries Members are urged to attend the next meeting Monday to plan for the official visit of W G Brumit Grand Chancellor of Texas and other Grand Lodge officers on February 29 The meeting opens at 7 30 p m Refreshments will be served
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C. R. Allison
Edwin Laywell
P. L. Caperton
Paul Laake
W. T. Gann
Milam Lodge No. 125
Knights of Pythias
Allen Dodson
W. H. Lucas
W. G. Brumit
Dallas
Knights of Pythias of Texas
Grand Lodge
Farm and Ranch strengthens Maple League bowling lead
Farm and Ranch holds first place in Maple League as Swift Ice Cream and Alcoa trail by one game. Leo Hollas posts a 597 series and 221 game while Henry Schattle adds 219. Team high 2,538 for Farm and Ranch with Swift Ice Cream 2,526 and 844 team games shared by Swift Ice Cream and Farm and Ranch.
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Swift
Falstaff Beer
Alcoa
Leo Hollas
Brickey
Henry Schattle
Farm and Ranch
First National Bank
Hollas
Richard Morris
Swift Ice Cream
Tom Morris
Joe Humplik
Gene Goldfarb
Texas withdraws from Union as Confederacy forms
Texas delegates vote 167 to 7 to secede, declaring independence and joining the Confederate States. In Montgomery Alabama Southern leaders form a provisional Congress with Cobb as president, while Governor Houston warns against precipitate action and Texas prepares statewide ratification for February 23.
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Texas
Cameron Herald
Montgomery
Alabama
Austin
Sam Houston
Capitol
Georgia
South Carolina
Louisiana
Florida
Mississippi
Provisional Congress of the Confederate States of America
Robert Barnwell
State House
Lone Star
United States Congress
Messrs
Howell Cobb
Alexander Stephens
Duncan Kenner
J. Patton Anderson
William S. Barry
Robert W. Barnwell
Southen Carolina
J. J. Hooper
Cobb
U. S
Alexander Stephen
Federal Congress
Exchange Hotel
Stephens
Houston
John McQueen
McQueen
Bullock’s Hotel
Missouri House
Avenue Hotel
O. M
John Reagan
Congress of the United States
Judge Reagan
Reagan
South
Louis Wigfall
John H. Reagan
John Hemphill
T. N. Waul
John Gregg
W. S. Oldham
William B. Ochiltree
Confederate Congress
Committee of Public Safety
John C. Robertson
David E. Twiggs
United States
Four junior college players join Houston Cougars football
Dean Newby, Bill Van Osdel, Byron Beaver, and George Zarosky enroll at the University of Houston with grant-in-aids. Newby and Beaver starred in the National Junior College All-American Bowl, while Zarosky and Van Osdel bring junior college prowess to Harold Lahair's squad as spring practice begins Feb. 13.
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Houston
University of Houston
Dean Newby
Bill van Osdel
Bakersfield
Calif
J. C
Byron Beaver
Cameron
Lawton
Oklo
George Zarosky
del Mar College
Corpus Christi
Beaver
Newby
Alburquerque
N. M. Beaver
Cerritos J. C
Albuquerque
College of Business
Oklahoma
Okla
van Osdel
Ray Newman
Zarosky
del Mar
Ranger J. C
Fred Jacobs
Vikings
Leo Jackson
Harold Lahar
University of Houston Grant - In - Aids
Jasper
Tex) Flanakin
Caldwell Hornets Sweep Yoemen In Friday Doubleheader
Caldwell Hornets defeated the Yoemen in both games at Hornetville. Jim Mynor led with 20 points while L J Hovorak and Shatterwhite added 14 and 7 respectively. Barkemeyer and McClaren paced Yoemen with 11 each as Caldwell led 12 19 at halftime and outscored 21 11 in the second half.
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Caldwell Hornets
Yoemen
Hornetville
Hornets
Jim Mynor
L. J. Hovorak
Shatterwhite
Matejowosky
David Barkemeyer
Jimmy McClaren
Ed Lierman
Pat Dillon
Caldwell
Texas Almanacs For 61 62 Available
The 1961 1962 Texas Almanac published by The Dallas Morning News is delayed to include the 1960 census data. It provides final official population figures for Texas and its 254 counties, all incorporated places with populations above 1 000, unincorporated places, and 1960 census details on agriculture manufacturing wholesale and retail trade and services.
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Dallas Morning News
School Board Sets Election Date and Posts
The board approved an annual school board election for Saturday April 1 with three seats open held by Board President Max Howard Dr. Gus Evans and Dr. S H Richardson. B J Matocha named election judge. An extra 84 was approved for a fourth science mobile lab. Mrs James Price to replace Mrs Robert Nelson as superintendent's secretary.
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Max Howard
Gus Evans
S. H Richardson
B. J. Matocha
James Price
Robert Nelson
Cameron Yoemen tie for third in 19AA standings basketball
Cameron High School hosts Hearne as VHS Fighting Yoemen share third place in the 19AA district. After a clean, spirited win, Cameron fans and Coach Jack Larimore praised the team’s conduct and outlook for the rest of the school year as Barkemeyer leads scoring with 325 points across 18 games.
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Jack Larimore
Hearne Eagles
Yoe High
Cameron
Hearne
Larimore
Yoemen
Rockdale
Tomboy and the Champ at the Milam Theatre Cameron
A family friendly screening titled Tomboy and the Champ is coming to the Milam Theatre in Cameron. The notice suggests it as a good farming background movie and urges watching for entertainment. Wilson Mill & Elevator.
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Milam Theatre
Cameron
Wilson Mill & Elevator
For Rent and Tombstones for Sale in Local ad
Five room fully furnished residence with central heating and air conditioning available for rent. Four tombstones offered for sale at reasonable prices. Contact Cotton Bryant at OX 7-2928 or OX 7-9255.
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Cotton Bryant
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Roberts
James W. Throckmorton
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Texas Almanacs
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