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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1955
Page
2
This notice lists weekly publication cadence and annual rates: Milam County residents pay 1.75 dollars per year, outsiders 2.75 dollars, and out of state subscribers 3.50 dollars.
District Six of the Business and Professional Women's Clubs led by Lenora A. Bickett attended the Belton BEPW Club’s eighth anniversary birthday celebration at Stage Coach Inn Saldo Texas on February 8. Guest speaker was Marie McCutchens of Dallas, with state president elect. Attendees included BEPW members from Austin Temple Killeen Dallas Taylor and Copperas Cove.
Buckholts Future Homemaker Club girls served as hostesses at a Mother-Daughter Valentine party held at the HE cottage on Wednesday evening. The event featured a Hearts and Flowers theme with red paper heart decorations.
Farmers are advised to fertilize peach and plum trees now and apply a second plant food in April. Local county agents offer detailed orchard care and management recommendations.
The F H A Mothers club featured a heart shaped Valentine cake amid pink refreshments. Helen Svetlik welcomed Mothers faculty and guests including W Benold and Mrs Benold, C Titsworth, Albert Abel and Miss Chupick. Bernice Fischer gave the history of chapter activities and Twillia Porter read a poem.
Nineteen Yoe Junior Chapter girls received their Junior Home Making Degree and seven Senior Chapter girls earned Chapter Degrees at a Monday ceremony in the Yoe High Auditorium. Wilma Kruencke Dorothy Jane Plasek and Ethel Mae Jistel presided after a brief business session.
Walkers Creek Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs E B Yaeger home with Mrs Robert Glenn presiding. Guest speaker Mrs Bill Burns urged Milam Countians to support the Mobile Unit in Cameron on February 25 26 and 28. Fourteen members attended and shared pecan pie coffee and tea. Next meeting set for February 23 at Mrs Minnie Marie Boedeker home and an all day quilting party is planned at Walkers Creek School on February 14.
Miss Dorothy Eixman daughter of Mr and Mrs Bruno Eixman Cameron exchange vows with Mr Billie Faye Foster of Munice Indiana in a February 3 double ring ceremony. The candlelight service was at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. The bride wore white lace dress with scalloped hem and sleeves, long white lace gloves, a white net veil with ivory pearl headband, and carried a white Bible with red rose buds. a reception followed.
Fred Meyers of the Killeen Kiwanis Club led the Cameron Kiwanis weekly luncheon at Milam Coffee Shop. Meyers discussed Kiwanis Education and Fellowship before Mike Alexandra of the Key Club spoke on Killeen’s growth and history. Five Kiwanians and three Key Club members attended.
Killeen Kiwanis Club members attended a meeting with Frances Michalka listed as regular pianist from Yee High School. Robert Nelson spoke on the club’s fundraising project and committee chairs were selected. Local attendees included Fred Meyers Harley Kerr W E Lyon Earl Massey C H Hylewood along with Key Club members Junior Hardin Maike Alexandra and Gay Burson. Guests included Jesse Thames of Bryan and Floyd Payne of Houston. A Doctor of Motors Clinic was mentioned.
Well attended by local garagemen and mechanics held at the Cameron Auto Supply Company Tuesday night. The Clinic instructed repairmen in servicing modern high compression automobile and truck motors. Motion pictures of the 1954 Indianapolis 500 were shown. Door prizes were awarded. Cameron Auto Supply Company and the Perfect Circle Piston Ring Corporation sponsored the event. Fred W. Volz Jr. of PCR led the program. Mark February 25, 26 and 28 for TB X-Ray Unit visits in Cameron. Do not miss having your X-Ray taken.
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