Joint Program by High School Clubs Promotes Christmas Cheer
The Y Teeners and Future Homemakers Club jointly hosted a Christmas program and luncheon on Wednesday December 18. The Y Teeners led carols and music performed by Mary Neil McClellen Anita Dusek Margaret Horstmann and Martha Black. Homemakers staged a dress and pajama fashion show with models including Dana Reichert Corine Massey Jane Flinn and many others. About 140 people attended a luncheon in the Homemaking Department with sponsors administrators and teachers, featuring sandwiches potato salad frosted cupcakes and punch.
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Y-Teeners
Ernest Burkes
Future Homemakers Club
Margaret Matula
Dana Reichert
Corine Massey
Jane Flinn
Martha Lee Werner
Harriet Dodson
Rita Fay Wheeler
Katherine Tucker
Dorothy Tomek
LaVerne Dodd
Tommy Jenness
LaVerne Thweatt
Bernice Doskocil
Marilyn Devers
Doris Miller
Vera Ruth Turner
Bennie Bailey
Callie Green
Elba Jean Collum
Alice Joy Holstine
Joy Henderson
Nadine Coker
Betty Jo Mullinex
Valata Muzzy
Matt B Bailey Improving at Home After Illness
Friends of Matt B Bailey longtime Herald staffer report he is improving in health at his home. He has been critically ill but is able to be up for short periods and hopes to visit downtown soon for a few minutes.
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Matt B. Bailey
the Herald
Mr. Bailey
Troy Cooper Ill In Newton Memorial Hospital
Troy Cooper, a prominent resident of Maysfield, is ill and hospitalized at Newton Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Cooper
Maysfield
Newton Memorial Hospital
Polio Continues to Baffle Scientists
CHICAGO an infantile paralysis expert says science cannot prevent a single polio case but can aid 75 percent in recovering without handicap. He notes no proven insect vectors, incomplete virus, and need for better diagnosis and treatment to preserve muscle function during early spinal cord and brain involvement.
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Chicago
Roland H. Berg
National Foundation For
Health
American Medical Association
Stanford University
Huberts. Loring
Navy to Lay Off 40000 Civilians by 1947
Washington reports the Navy will dismiss about 40,000 of its 300,000 civilian workers by year end due to budget cuts. Reductions target shipyards and skilled trades crews including machinists and electricians. The Army also moved to accelerate the release of temporary officers by six months or more.
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Washington
Navy
John L. Sullivan
Sullivan
Army
Mr Ace opens George Raft Sylvia Sidney film at Cameron Theatre
A new film drama of love and politics features George Raft as Eddie Ace a cynical political boss and Sylvia Sidney as Congresswoman Margaret Wyndham Chase. The plot revolves around maneuvering for a gubernatorial nomination with a party split and a looming scandal threatening Chase and her marriage.
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George Raft
Mr. Ace
Cameron Theatre
United Artists
Eddie Ace
Sylvia Sidney
Margaret Wyndham Chase
Chase
Eddie
Ace
Brazil Adopts Constitution Granting Labor Profit Share
Brazil's new constitution provides direct participation of workers in profits and sets rules for strikes, unions, social security, unemployment compensation, hospitalization, and protections for women and child labor. Government supervised syndicates gain freedom to organize while free unions remain prohibited.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Wilkersons Spend Holidays in Lubbock and Waco Visits
Mrs Nina Wilkerson leaves Cameron to join kin in Lubbock for the holidays. The Brown family of Waco hosts include Mr and Mrs Fred Brown and relatives of the Penn Wolf and Deere Jenkins households.
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Nina Wilkerson
Lubbock
Mrs. Howard
Penn Wolf
Deere Jenkins
J. F. Brown
Mrs
Fred Brown
Waco
Hidden Motives Stirred as Ace Fakes Evidence
In a tense scene Eddie Ace squints through deception to mislead Mr. Chase. The plot thickens as a decisive card is revealed and tensions flare, signaling a turning point in the confrontation.
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Eddie Ace
Mr. Chase
Plate Labeled Advert Makes Gums Bother Readers
Mr and Mrs Paul Krenek and daughter of Taylor visited Cameron on Christmas day at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Mikulec Sr He renewed his Herald subscription for another year He is employed by the Missouri Pacific Railroad traveling extensively over their lines
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Paul Krenek
Taylor
Frank Mikulec, Sr
Cameron
Krenek
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Horstmanns Visit for Christmas Holidays
Mr and Mrs Allen Horstmann of Los Angeles and Mr and Mrs Neal Horstmann of Richmond California came to spend Christmas with their parents Mr and Mrs August Horstmann. Both sons are veterans of the war one serving as an army artillery officer and the other in the navy.
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Allen Horstmann
Los Angeles
Neal Horstmann
Richmond
California
August Horstmann
Navy
Louise Green Visited New York Parents Over Holidays
Louise Green of New York City spent the holidays with her parents, Mr and Mrs A N Green, returning to town afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Green
New York
City
Mrs
A. N. Green
Mrs White and Sons Visit Relatives Over Christmas
Mrs Thomas J White and her two sons Jeffrey Alan and Phillip Milam spent Christmas Eve and Day visiting her parents in Burlington and relatives in Cameron, sharing holiday time with family.
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Thomas J. White and Sons
Jeffrey Alan
Phillip Milam
Burlington
Cameron
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Milam
L. K. Smoot
Herald
Willard
Dusek Pharmacy
NEW Cameron Drug Store
Cameron 281
Marek Burns
Emory B. Camp
B.askin
Baskin
Cameron, Texas
Toba
Ray Lester
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