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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1954
Page
3
Rosie Alvarado was born at St. Edward Hospital on Friday January 29 at 5 35 p.m. She weighed 3 pounds 9 1 2 ounces, a daughter of Mr and Mrs Rudy Alvarado.
Mr and Mrs J L McCarty of Deanville announce the birth of their daughter Charlotte born January 29 at St Edward Hospital. The baby weighed 8 pounds 15 ounces and arrived at 9 40 p m.
Advertises MUSCLE-RUB as a soothing all over pain remedy. Claims quick warmth relief for sore spots and urges keeping a bottle handy. Promotion highlights price 1.25 for regular size and 2.25 for economy size with money back guarantee. Drugstore availability.
The Boy Scouts of America celebrates 44 years during Scout Week February 7 to 13. The movement reaches 2,440,000 members across Cub Scouting Boy Scouting and Exploring with 860,000 adult volunteers guiding boys and young men. The week honors Cubmasters Scoutmasters and Explorer Advisors for their dedicated service shaping future citizens.
A longtime driver Miss Perkins recalls forty years in town and an amused exchange on Mair Street as a bystander notes backseat driving and personal choice in voting and beverage preferences.
The article lauds unselfish men providing leadership in Scouting, praising their outstanding act of citizenship and declaring the nation owes them much for their contributions.
Lott defeated Ada Henderson 39 to 14 in the finals to win the Jr High Gage Tournament. Ada Henderson claimed second after earlier wins over Milano and Thorndale. Lott beat Yee light freshmen to reach the final, while San Gabriel beat Rosebud for the consolation crown.
The 42 Leisure Club gathered at Mrs Henry McLane's home Thursday with all members present. Dede Payne was welcomed back as a member. Narcissus and daffodil arrangements complemented spring refreshments. High score went to Dede Payne, second to Leo Laake, and Richard Hollas won the 84 prize. Table cuts awarded to Willie Mees August Kunz and Leo Laake.
A new national ruling from Selective Service requires local boards to seek review by the director before reporting delinquent registrants who claim they are conscientious objectors or ministers of religion for prosecution. Boards must await the director’s determination before reporting to U.S. attorneys.
Don McGregor and Bob Civita, Rice Institute students, spend mid term vacation at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Homer McLane. J. A. Mann was admitted to Newton Memorial Hospital Thursday after a fall and was reported to be getting along fine Friday.
Mr and Mrs Marshall Harris of Rockdale welcomed a son born Sunday January 31 at St Edward Hospital. The baby arrived at 8 55 p m weighing 6 pounds 7 ounces and was named Kenneth Wayne.
Debora Kay Robinson, nine pounds nine ounces, born February 1 at 5 21 p.m. at St Edward Hospital to Mr and Mrs Claude D Robinson of Rockdale. Mr Robinson is on the staff of the Rockdale Reporter.
Miss Charlotte Collins of Southwestern University Georgetown returned to campus Monday after a mid term visit at home with her mother Mrs Inez Collins. Billy Weideman of John Tarleton Stephenville spent the break with his parents Mr and Mrs W J Weideman. Mr and Mrs Robert Michalka and daughter Bridgett with Henry Michalka attended the funeral services of Mrs J P Werner in Houston Monday with the two Michalka brothers among pallbearers.
Marilyn Sue and Yvonne Hess, daughters of H V Hess of Buckholts, remain medical patients at Newton Memorial Hospital and are improving. Announcing the birth of Jennifer on February 3 at 8 23 a m to Mr and Mrs Net Richards of Rockdale. Mr and Mrs William A Hailford of Caldwell announce a daughter born February 4 at 3 20 am at St Edward Hospital weighing six pounds five ounces and named by Marie.
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