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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1948
Page
6
Sheriff Carl Black said highway patrols in Cameron will begin January 1 and enforce a strict new law on vehicle lights and defects. The notice aims to prevent penalties by ensuring all cars pass inspection as required by the rigid statute. The state patrol plans firm enforcement statewide.
Rockdale businessman Dave Scott made a business visit here on Wednesday, meeting local contacts and discussing potential deals. He toured facilities and expressed interest in future collaborations with area firms.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Black and their children spent Christmas Day at the home of Mrs. A. C. Black in San Antonio, the elder Black’s mother.
Temple residents are urged to participate in an unofficial post card census by the Retail Merchants association. Reported figures show 22 365 people accounted for from 4 638 cards returned, with 1 362 of 6 000 sent still outstanding.
Denton shows seven percent of Texas State College for Women girls are second generation students. Of 2200 enrolled, mothers of 153 attend TSCW. Miss Patsy Eleanor Esslinger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Esslinger, is a sophomore general education major and member of the Alice Freeman Palmer Club.
Mrs. Oscar Patillo Mrs. Bonnell Hawkes and Mrs. J H Scarbough of Buckholts made a business trip to Temple recently.
Mr and Mrs Calvin Hubble of Thompson visited the home of Mr and Mrs J F Brown last weekend.
Mr and Mrs John Henry Wilker of San Antonio visited the home of Mrs J W Wilkerson here over the weekend, staying for several days and sharing hospitality with local acquaintances.
Mrs. John Mode hosts weekend visitors Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Luckett of San Antonio and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Tindall of Greenville staying at her home.
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