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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1949
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Charles Maddox visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Tubbs in Bryan on Wednesday. A skirt is described as a garment that is often too short too long too tight or too loose.
Finis Thweatt is ill and a patient in Newton Memorial Hospital. Friends will be glad to know he is doing well.
Earl Bailey of the Houston Post is spending several days with relatives and friends in Cameron.
Mrs Jeff T Kemp accompanied Mrs Rosa Kemp Adams back to Houston last week and will stay with her until the end of this week.
Mr and Mrs Ben Hardie of College Station spent the holidays in Cameron with Mr and Mrs Eddie Geer and Mr and Mrs Bob Bailey.
Mr and Mrs Milton Lehmberg and their son James of Houston visited the Bailey home during the holidays. Mrs Lehmberg is the former Miss Mary Bailey. They also called on other relatives and friends.
Holiday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry B. Schiller included Mrs. Francis Haverda and children Lionel Jerry and Evelyn Jean of East Bernard Texas along with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kral of Buckholts and Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Schiller of San Antonio.
Ned Looney of Ben Arnold visited the courthouse this week on a business trip. He plans to depart soon for Chicago.
Advertisement claims Parma Radio Service repairs any radio make and guarantees lower prices with expert service. No specific location or dates provided in text.
Wm. R. Rogers is spending several days with his son Reid Rogers and wife in Corpus Christi.
Big Dance tonight at the Star Lite Club featuring Charles Helmer and his Play Boys of Brenham. The event promises lively music and dancing for local patrons.
Mrs. Tom Hutto of Milano is sick and hospitalized at Newton Memorial Hospital.
Mrs Frank Harber undergoes surgery at Newton Memorial Hospital and receives well wishes from friends for a speedy recovery.
Mr and Mrs Grady Stidham hosted all their children for Christmas dinner in Austin. Attending were Dr and Mrs John Lane Baskin of Cameron, Grady Stidham Jr of Waco, Owen Stidham and son Owen Jr, and Billy Newton with son Jimmy. Dr Baskin plans to join Mayo Brothers in Rochester Minnesota after Christmas.
B R Fletcher son of Mr and Mrs W M Fletcher of Cameron has been a surgery patient in Hillcrest Hospital in Waco He will return to his home this week.
Mr and Mrs M L Webb and their son Richard from Baton Rouge Louisiana spent the holidays in Cameron visiting Mrs Kittie Mode and other relatives.
Mr and Mrs A L Jistel enjoyed a holiday visit with their son and daughter in laws Ervin Kleiber of Schulenburg and Milton Jistel of San Marcos returning home for the season.
Miss Lillie Mae Martin accepted a position with Drs. Watson and Bowmen. Loyd Brown of Waco visited his brother W. M. Brown of Maysfield. Mr and Mrs Frank Choate and daughter Hazel Ray of Silsbee spent the weekend with the Tindall and Barron families. Miss Choate returned to Baylor College in Waco Monday.
Mrs L E Thompson of Cameron is ill and in Newton Memorial Hospital. Alec Lazek is a surgery patient there and a war veteran captured when his plane was shot down over Germany. Mr and Mrs Robert Lange of Austin visited their children in Cameron. Mrs David Smith of Cameron and Mrs James Ach of Temple are in Newton Memorial Hospital for treatment. Mrs Lottie S Bigbee returned from Baytown. Mr and Mrs Jake Posey of Missouri City spent Sunday with Mrs Mary V Posey of Cameron.
Mrs. Henry W. Brown of Cameron is visiting her daughter Mrs. R. R. Cornelius in Lamesa for a few days this week.
Jim Horelica of North Elm visited Mrs. Eva Hall in Milano Christmas Day and Sunday.
Mr and Mrs E J Horelica and family and J V Horelica visited Mrs Hall at Sandy Creek Wednesday afternoon.
Ike West of Cameron is seriously ill in St Edwards Hospital and was reported to be improving somewhat on Friday.
Burford Offield and Dutch Locklin caught a 40 pound blue cat on the Trinity River near Huntsville during a fishing trip using a rod and reel. The fish took about 15 minutes to land. They also landed other fish totaling around 100 pounds and run a garage and welding business in Cameron.
A quirky comparison notes that prunes appear more healthful than strawberries in nature’s design. The line blends humor with a view on fruit benefits without citing scientific data.
Friends of Milburn Bailey announce he is ill and a patient. No further details are provided.
Mr. and Mrs. Loyce Phillips of Gladewater are spending a few days this week visiting friends and relatives in Cameron.
Mr and Mrs Berry Caldwell and family spent the weekend with their son Berry Jr in San Antonio acknowledging family ties and a short trip to the city.
Mrs Richard Sherman of South Texas visits with her parents Rev Wendell Carr and Mrs Carr during a family gathering.
Mr and Mrs C L Canady and daughter Carol have returned from a holiday visit to Houston and New Orleans.
Mr and Mrs J C Hovis of Temple spent the holidays visiting Mrs Lula Rogers and her daughter in Cameron. Mr and Mrs Monroe Clements and their baby from San Antonio spent Christmas at the home of Mr and Mrs Bob Clements in Cameron.
Byron and Delmar Fuller of Houston spent the holidays with their grandparents Mr and Mrs Del Fuller of Cameron.
A quirky observation compares security to an elephant perched over a cliff, its tail tied to a daisy. The metaphor highlights concerns about fragile safeguards and unstable risk management.
Any make radio repaired by Parma Radio Service is announced with emphasis on prompt Cal 104 contact and local repair capability.
Mrs Walter Mullinix of Baton Rouge Louisiana is here visiting her sister Mrs Dan Lunsford.
Sparse progress toward amicable settlements is noted as common, though such efforts can still offer some assistance. The remark suggests limited gains from diplomacy while acknowledging occasional benefits.
An old time reminder urges readers to share only what they would want repeated about themselves. The saying frames gossip as a moral mirror and encourages careful, respectful conversation among neighbors and friends.
Mr and Mrs K V Jensen of Lexington announce the birth of a daughter Connie Fae at St Edwards Hospital on January 6 1949. The baby weighs eight pounds four ounces and the mother is Flora Bess McVoy formerly.
Mrs. Jack Gaines spent several days in Goose Creek visiting her mother Mrs. Juanita Lewis this week. Mrs. Lewis accompanied her back to Cameron for a visit.
Mrs Julia Tepera, a surgery patient at St Edwards Hospital, receives numerous cards and messages wishing her a speedy recovery. Friends and well wishers express support for her health and recovery journey.
N. C. Kennon returns to Downey California after visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Kennon of Cameron. Kennon works at the Ford Motor Plant in Long Beach California.
Mrs S A Cottle and Mrs Albert Collins spent Friday of the past week shopping in Temple.
Mrs. A. R. O'Neal has returned home after an illness and hospital stay. Friends are glad to learn she is now able to be out again and recovering.
Mr and Mrs Sam Porter and their children from Overton spent part of the holidays in town with her parents Mr and Mrs F J Beckerman. They also hosted Theresa Shannon of Ft Worth a holiday guest. Shannon is the former Theresa Jen son who lived here for many years.
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