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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1956

Page

6

Baptist Bethany Class Sees New Home Tour

The Bethany Class of the First Baptist Church met in Mrs. Wayne Mann’s new home. A tour preceded a program on the meaning of prayer led by Mrs. Melvin Corner with Miss Natalie Bynum and a coffee reception for members and associate attendees.

Baptist Bethany Wayne Manns Bethany First Baptist Church Wayne Mann Melvin Corner Natalie Bynum Bynum Stella Thorpe James E. Patterson Johnnie Springer Raymond Green Clifford Marburger Clyde McCarty

Fertilizer Time at Wilson Produce Co in Cameron Texas

Wilson Produce Co promotes its fertilizer line as the largest and most complete in Central Texas inviting customers to visit in Cameron. Also notes for rent a three room house on West 1st Street and a lost hound report with Collar details for Mack Newsom in Temple. The Texas Heart Association names Dr Kleberg Eckhardt of Corpus Christi as president and Douglas Marshall of Houston as treasurer with Edgar M. Brown of Houston as executive director.

Wilson Produce CO Texas Cameron, Texas Buckholts Mack Newsom E. C. Lloyd Hamilton Temple Rt. 2 Texas Heart Association Kleberg Eckhardt Corpus Christi Douglas B. Marshall Houston Quintana Petroleum Corp Heart Fund Edgar M. Brown

Humble Presents Texas In Review TV program highlights Texas in Review

The Humble Company TV program Texas in Review showcases pre opening activities at the Statler Hilton in Dallas and features on Texas made school materials and new air service by American Airlines. It also covers the Texas Agricultural Limestone Association work on acid soils. Airings: Sunday January 22 on KPRC Houston 10 p.m KRLD Dallas 7 30 p.m WOAI San Antonio 10 15 p.m. Tuesday January 24 on KTBC Austin 7 p.m KCEN Temple 8 30 p.m KANG Waco 8 30 p.m.

Humble Company Texas In Review New Statler- Hilton Dallas American Airlines Houston New York Texas Agricultural Limestone Association East Texas KPRC Krld-Tv Woai-Tv San Antonio KTBC Austin Kcentv Temple Kang-Tv Waco

Goal Set For Heart Fund February Drive In Texas

Senator Lyndon Johnson announces a statewide Heart Fund goal of 676,000 for February efforts. Funds support research education and community heart programs aiding heart disease victims including Johnson himself. Johnson lists the 1956 Heart Fund Committee members led by R L Thomas of Dallas.

Texas Heart Association Texas Lyndon Johnson Heart Fund Sen. Johnson R. L. Thomas Dallas

Last Rites For Mrs. C. N. Green

Mrs. C N Green died Sunday after a months illness. Funeral held Monday at 3 p.m. at First Methodist Church with Rev Glenn Flinn and Rev E J Davis officiating. Survived by son Charlie Frank Green of Austin, daughter Helen Benning of Ann Arbor, brother B F Stewart of Cameron, three sisters of Cameron and Durango, Texas, and one grandson with three granddaughters. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers listed from local names and church boards.

C. N. Green Green Falls County Milam County First Methodist Church Glenn Flinn E. J. Davis Cameron Charlie Frank Green Austin Helen Benning Ann Arbor Michigan B. F. Stewart S. W Cheeves W. J. Woods Ida Jackson Durango Texas Niley J. Smith Joe Denson John Henderson Roy Law Roy Weems John Davis J. E. Flinn Nat Wofford Methodist, Church Board of Stewards Rolland Carr A. J. Smith Gene Blake Don Humble Dana Monroe Hilliard Thomas E. O. Smith Dick Stedman Claude Triggs Billy Hornung Fred Carroll Dwight Moody Roy Griffith T. J. Kirk Sr Tom Wardlaw Donald Glass Willey Loughmiller Jack DuBois Wallace Culpepper Gus Evans Jr Maurice Courtney Bill McIntosh A. T. Johnson Henry Liebman T. J Kirk Jr Dewey McElwrath Charlie Nabours Harry Tay E. A. Perrin A. W. McCullin Lewis McGee Roy Baskin A- M. Horstmann Lester Williams Oxsheer Smith H. H Stedman Buck Bonds Dr. C. G. Swift W. O. Newton August Gurecky

John W. Mode Dies In Cameron Texas

John W. Mode, 78, prominent Cameron businessman, died at his home early Wednesday January 19, 1956 after ill health. A native of Columbia Tennessee born February 8, 1877, he moved to Texas as a young man and lived in Milam County for six decades. He worked in shoe and boot production and repair for over 35 years and was brother to George Mode of the post office and Gene Mode, a Milam County resident. Survivors include his widow.

John W. Mode Cameron Mr. Mode Columbia Tennessee Texas Milam Couty George Mode Gene Mode Milam County

Family survivors listed for Mrs. Lillian Mole

Mrs. Lillian Mole is survived by four sons Dr. Gerald Mode of LaGrange JR Mode of Los Angeles California Clayton Mode US Armed Forces resident in Florida and Wilson Mode of Savannah Georgia One step son Gilbert Tindall of Oklahoma two daughters Mrs V FE Written of Baytown and Mrs V L Luckett of San Antonio eighteen grandchildren and four great grandchildren Also surviving are numerous relatives The funeral will be held Friday afternoon with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery Marek Burns Funeral Home handling arrangements.

Lillian Mole Gerald Mode LaGrange

President Budget Request Seeks McCloskey VA Center Upgrades

The President's budget includes a $250000 request for remodeling at the McCloskey VA center. Dr L M Cochran McCloskey manager said no official details on the proposed work yet but approval is sought for three projects at the VA Center totaling about $250000.

McCloskey VA Center Associated Press Washington L. M. Cochran McCloskey VA Center

McCloskey Hospital Projects Update

The plan covers linking two boiler plants, remodeling the cold storage, and installing a hydraulic elevator in the McCloskey hospital area. The budget request omits the proposed vertical type hospital construction McCloskey is under consideration for.

McCloskey

Tax filing thresholds for 1955 income shown by IRS official

H W Ewing of the Internal Revenue Service in Temple Texas explains filing rules for 1955. Those under 65 with gross income of 600 dollars or more must file, those 65 and over need 1200 dollars or more. Self employed with net earnings 400 dollars or more must file. People earning less may file to claim refunds of withholding.

H. W. Ewing Internal Revenue Service Temple Texas Ewing

Hal Hartrick Honored as Center Outstanding Supervisor

Hal D Hartrick named outstanding supervisor of the Central Texas Soil Conservation District. Ceremony in Cameron featured a certificate of achievement presented by E F Rip Lanham of Temple on behalf of the Texas Bank and Trust Company at a Farm and Ranch Club meeting. Hilton Paul Culpepper Born In Temple

Hal D. Hartrick Central Texas Soil Conservation District Cameron Soil Conservation Service Lilie River Hartrick Texas Bank and Trust Conpany E. F.rip: Lanham Temple Farm and Ranch Club

Airman Hewey J. Hailes Leaves Buckholts for Africa Orders

Airman 3rd class Hewey J. Hailes of Scott AFB Illinois departed Buckholts after a month with his parents Mr and Mrs H J Hailes to await flying orders for French Morocco Africa in Manhattan New York.

Hewey J Hailes Scott Air Force Base Illinois Manhattan New York H. J. Hailes Buckholts Morrcco Africa

Texas Shows Lower Net Long Term Debt Than 37 States

The report finds Texas has lower net long term debt levels compared with 37 other states, indicating comparatively conservative borrowing. It analyzes per capita and aggregate debt positions across the state and highlights implications for fiscal health.

Texas States

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