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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1968
Page
4
College Station area housing specialist Benny Lay offers practical advice for carpet problems. He covers烟 smoke aromas, edge spray for insects, regular cleaning, mothproofing by manufacturers, re-fluffing crushed pile with irons, trimming loose tufts, restretching for damp mold, and reducing static by moisture or anti static agents.
Miss Charlotte Ann McFarland daughter of Mr and Mrs Karl C McFarland Cameron and Mr Henry P Zimmerman Jr son of Mr and Mrs Henry P Zimmerman Sr Burnet were united in marriage February 10 at First Baptist Church Cameron in a double ring ceremony The bride wore an empire gown of silk organza over satin with Alencon lace accents and carried carnations and a white orchid The event featured music by Mrs C W Bradbury and Mrs Sara Johnson with Sheron Bode as maid of honor and Sammie Lou Talley as brides maid Orville details include Kent Johnson as best man and ushers Douglas McFarland and Thomas Leonard The couple hosted a reception in the church hall with a house party including several Cameron and Austin residents.
To Mr and Mrs Edward M Green of Friendswood a girl Jennifer Alissa 6 pounds 10 ounces born February 5 at Gulf coast Hospital in Alvin Grand parents Ladis J Zavrel Buckholts Melvin W Green Rogers Great grandparents Mary Zavrel Cameron Ela Fuessel Temple and Harry Horn Sr Austin welcomed also sister Kathleen Desiree To Mr and Mrs G N Freeman Cameron a boy Alexander Freeman 7 pounds 2 ounces born February 19 at St Edward Hospital To Mr and Mrs H K Henderson Cameron a girl Theresa Joyce 7 pounds 10 ounces born
Milano and several couples visited in local homes over the weekend. Deaths noted include Fred Brannon of Houston and C. I. Lester of Cameron, with services held in Houston and Cameron respectively. Relatives and friends visited, moved homes, and guests gathered in Cypress and other area towns.
Personal notices report E A Perrins family visitors from Ohio. His brother and sister in law travel through Texas and plan to return to Cameron before heading home. Susan Brown, daughter of Rev Milton Brown of Del Rio, stayed with the Jeters as a weekend guest and is a San Antonio City College freshman. Adolph Horelica and wife of San Antonio visited Miss Millie Horelica over the weekend.
Lanelle Karen Darby of Fort Worth, a junior interior design major at Texas Christian University, is among 37 coeds initiated into Phi Upsilon Omicron, a home economics honor society. The TCU chapter, one of 34 in the nation, honors juniors and seniors with a 3.50 GPA. Darby is active in Neuman Club and the Hospitality Committee.
Mrs. Franklin chaired the Confederate era meeting as Mrs. TecCvory presented a paper on Sidney Lanier. Decorations featured a water time theme with congealed dessert and heart shaped treats. Mrs. Jamgson to host the March gathering.
The Countywide 411 Club met February 5 at 7 p.m. in the County Extension office with Melvin Hollas presiding. Members Donald Fleming Ray Coward Melvin Pollas and Wayne Jissel reported on projects and livestock shows while FE Davis county game warden spoke on poisonous snakes. Jimmy Rivers and Della Layne led recreation as 18 members one visitor and two leaders attended.
Cameron Chapter No 553 Order of the Eastern Star holds a called meeting at the Masonic Temple in Cameron on Saturday February 24 at 4 30 p m for initiation. Members are invited to attend.
Mike Perrin of Cameron heads 12 member steering group for Young Texans for Hill. The Texas Longhorn football player chaired the first meeting to back John Hill in the gubernatorial race. The Austin unit will coordinate from 915 Congress Ave. in Austin. Perrin is son of Mr and Mrs Frank Perrin.
Wanted: someone to take over my farm with 1 2 sections and strong water. Prefer Bohemians. Write phone or come up. Gold mine available for the right party. G. R. Street, 205 S W in St Plainview Texas. Phone CAP 4 6804. 40 2tp.
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