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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1965
Page
7
The Rockdale Tigers dominated Friday night defeating the Yeomen 72 to 24 to remain undefeated and clinch the District 17-AA crown. Cameron’s team struggled to match Rockdale’s speed and height, trailing 15-4 after one period. The halftime gap stood at 30-13 with Rockdale extending the lead into the third period.
Milam Home Demonstration Council met February 8 in Woodman Hall Rockdale with 18 members and the Home Demonstration Agent. Delegates to the THDA district meeting in Brownwood March 30 31 will be Mrs Joe Brown Mrs Clyde Holliman Mrs Johnny Mat and Mrs Thomas Raymond alternate. Next council meeting set for March 8 at the Farm Bureau office in Cameron. BEAM GAME Rockdale boys at home beat Cameron 72-34 in a 30 point fourth quarter surge led by Copie Perry 21 points and Laur ence Laffere 11. Rockdale five also topped Cameron 51-32 in the B team game with Don Mitchell high for the women and Abel leading the Rockdale scoring.
Mr and Mrs Don Humble and Rev and Mrs Richard Freeman left Monday for a skiing trip at Red River New Mexico They will return to Cameron next Tuesday Dr and Mrs Dave Johnson and sons David Wayne and Ray of Waco were weekend guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Roy Law
Rogers Consolidated Independent School District completes desegregation details and notifies state and national authorities of compliance with the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Starting Sept 1 1965 all grades 1 12 inclusive will learn at Rogers High School with transfers allowed to O J Thomas in Cameron for seniors in 1965 66. Transportation and tuition funded by the district. Grades 1 8 continue at Burks Elementary and Rogers Elementary with option to attend the school of their choice.
Members of the O. J. Thames PTA collected 47.15 for the March of Dimes. The mothers collecting in their sections were Mrs Ada Wesley Mrs Corine Williams and Mrs Julia Miller South Cameron Mrs Viela Leaved and Mrs Verna Lewis Butte Town Mrs Marthe Hoyle Mrs Johnnie Mackey Mrs Eddie Kelley Mrs Lillie Mae Lyons Mrs Sue Henderson and Mrs Darlene Williams North and West Cameron.
The Underwriters Bowling team took first place in the 9th annual City Women's Bowling tournament with a 2574 team score. Duncum Implement was second at 2504 and Gaither Motors third at 24985.
A line of patients at St Edward Hospital includes Miss Lillien Atkinson Mrs Minnie Baker Mrs L T Crouch Mrs W H Dreher Mrs H Folschinsky Mrs C B Gilbert Mrs Hettie Gandy Mr John H Hrachovy Milton James Lewis Mrs Annie H Littleton Mr L McDonald Mrs Laura Martin Mr Corto Montez Mr H C Price Mrs Effie Price Mrs J Rek Mr W B Thweatt Mr Wayne Thweatt Mr Peter Tomasek Mrs C Kohutek Mrs Fannie Williams Mr Wright Williams Mrs J Wise Mrs C Eickenhorst Mrs Ed Hollas and Mrs Matovets.
Mr and Mrs George Washington Jr of Rt 3 Caldwell welcome a son born February 8 at 1 15 am at St Edward Hospital weighing 6 14. The birth adds a new member to the Washington family.
Cameron Women's Golf Association announces the 9th annual Invitational Golf Tournament on Tuesday April 13. Invitations have gone to golfers across 16 towns and the state. Last year more than 99 women competed. Further details will be released later.
Paul Freeman of Maysfield designed the Page One make-up that earned a second place in the Texas AP contest for the Temple Telegram. Freeman, stationed at Fort Hood with the U S Army, is a part time Telegram employee. The award covered daily newspapers under 75 000 circulation.
The New Salem Home Demonstration Club met February 4 in Rockdale with Mrs Ruth Young presiding. They planned a chili supper for February 2 at the American Legion Hall and a Modern Day Gardening program by Miss Anna Marie Ramke. Decorations featured a Valentine theme and cake and punch were served.
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