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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1954
Page
10
The film version of The Moon Is Blue opens January 23 at the 77 Drive-In Theatre via United Artists. It remains largely the Broadway hit on which it is based, demonstrating the caution against altering a winning formula.
A film adaptation features scenes across New York locations including the Empire State Building Observation Platform and Donald Gresham's apartment. David Niven stars with David Niven as David Slater and Dawn Addams in a notable bathtub sequence with a playful telephone bit.
Jane Henderson of Yee High School graduates as valedictorian from Ada Henderson School and earns multiple honors. She played in the Yee High band for six years, worked on the Annual Staff, led Future Homemakers District IV, and earned a Citizenship Award with an all expenses paid Galveston trip. She also served as Junior Class president and on the Student Council.
Jane has competed in Interscholastic League activities since grammar school. She has participated in the One-Act Play for three years, placing second in district last year. She attended Baylor Speech Institute for two years and will represent Yee High School at Georgetown on February 5. She recently completed a year as president of the church young people's department and sings in the church choir and Cameron Choraletts.
Burlington residents share travel updates from El Paso and Old Mexico with Pfe Matyastik's transfer to Rapid City and Maggie Schulz joining him. March of Dimes collection reaches 75 dollars as area families visit Houston. Local church gatherings, hospitalities, and charity drives are reported along with health updates and upcoming meetings at various churches.
Mrs Will Spiegel reports a flurry of visits as families travel between Baytown Freeport Houston Cameron Thorndale and Austin. Seaman Doyle Cryer on leave from Hawaii visits relatives while Jim Cryer makes multiple trips to see kin in Cameron Thorndale Davilla Tracy and Rockdale. Local guests include the Wiede family in Rogers and the Gamble family in Austin.
R F Linhorst recently visited Taylor while Arthur von Rosenberg of Cameron was in town Thursday for business. Friends in Cameron were visited over Sunday.
Mrs J A Blasian and Mr and Mrs John Matyastik visited in Taylor with his sister. Maxine Kohring of Austin spent last weekend with her parents. Ed Schulz was a patient at Rosebud hospital. Overnight guests included Harvey Furnash and Marvin Harrison. خانواده visiting from Nacogdoches and Lott. Kenneth Millsap on leave from Lackland AFB staying with relatives. Cpl Hubert Skala and Cpl Cletes Stemper from Ft Hood weekend with parents. Leonard Ernst family hosted. Joe Hank visited with T W Garrett and Bobby Garrett.
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Yates received guests from Houston, Mrs. Murff headed to Texas City to visit children, and the Jones and Barker families visited in Milano. Roy Ewing and sons of Houston and B D Rice of Pasadena visited O H Rice over the weekend. Mrs. Alice Henderson is in the
Mrs. L A Swanzy is in the hospital with flu. Mr and Mrs Zarner Stacy are proud parents of daughter Patricia Ann born Thursday January 14 at St Edward Hospital. Patricia Ann weighed 8 pounds 1 ounce at birth.
It is suggested to start planning early for 1954 home gardens. The article emphasizes their value to family diet and health and to national food supply, urging readers to prepare now.
Mr and Mrs William A Watkins announce the birth of their son Richard Andrew on Sunday January 17 at St Edward Hospital He weighed 8 pounds 2.5 ounces during birth and joins the family as a new member in good health.
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