Poage Cets Important New House Assignment
Democratic Ways and Means members back W R Poage to succeed Marvin Jones on the Agriculture Committee. Poage, from Texas 11th district, is the lone West of the Mississippi nominee and vows to aid farmers with fair income and production parity amid wartime strains.
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Ways and Means Committee
W. R. Poage
Texas
Marvin Jones
Jones
Congress
Court of Claims
Poage
Mississippi River
Congressman Poage
Washington
America
Poultry Meetings Planned in Cameron and Rockdale
Farmers urged to attend poultry meetings in Cameron District Court room at 2 p m Monday January 27 with H H Weatherby and J W Stufflebeme present. In Rockdale City Hall at 10 a m the same day topics include incubation housing feeding management and diseases. Open discussion format invites questions from attendees.
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Cameron
District Court Room
Rockdale
H. H. Weatherby
Extension Service
J. W. Stufflebeme
The
Herald
Mrs. R. B. King Dies at 69 in Bryant Station
Mrs. R. B. King, 69, died Sunday at 5 p.m. at her Bryant Station home. Born in Madison County Arkansas, she and R. B. King have lived in Milam County since 1909. Funeral services were held Monday at 8 p.m. at Friendship church with Coleman Funeral Home directing.
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R. B. King
Bryant Station
Funeral for T. C. Scarborough Held at Harmony Baptist Church
Funeral services for 85 year old T. C. Scarborough were conducted Friday at Harmony Baptist Church with Rev. H. E. Crone presiding. He died Thursday at his New Salem home after a long Milam County residence. Survived by his widow and fifteen children, fourteen attended.
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T. C. Scarborough
Harmony Baptist Church
H. E. Crone
First Christian Church of
Rockdale
Mr. Scarborough
New Salem
Alabama
Milam County
Walter Yoakum Conducted Friday Cameron Business
Walter Yoakum of Sandy Creek conducted business in Cameron on Friday, engaging in transactions noted in local records. His activities involved standard commercial dealings with local firms and residents during the business day.
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Walter Yoakum
Sandy Creek
Cameron
Juvenile Delinquents in Cameron Prompt Parole Aid
Cameron District Attorney W A Morrison called on parents to stricter supervision as three local boys were paroled to Cameron citizens including one of their own. He warned against bad influences and urged constructive help to keep youths from delinquency.
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Cameron
W. A
Bill) Morrison
Cameron Boys
Ad Hall boys form 4-H club with 11 members
J. W. Stufflebeme organized a boys 4-H club in Ad Hall in December. Eleven boys joined and officers were elected: Homer James president Buford Petty vice president Wm Winkler secretary treasurer Marvin Kamenicky reporter. Adult leaders Curry Carlton Winkler and Joe James were named. A January 9 meeting set to plan the year with two bond chances for a Fat Stock Show trip. Visitors invited.
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J. W. Stufflebeme
Ad Hall
Homer James
Buford Petty
Wm. Winkler
Marvin Kamenicky
Yaddie Faichtinger
Leroy McDonald
Lawrence Hertenberger
Dusinnne Carlton
Clarence Hertenberger
Johnny Kaminnicky
Richard Ruzicka
Messrs
Curry
Woodmen Circle and Juniors install officers in public ceremony
The Woodmen Circle and Juniors the Circle and Forest held a public officer installation last Tuesday evening with guests including Mrs. Way Gelber and Mrs. Graham Gillis. Judges Gillis and Kemp spoke, the drill team was praised, and the Woodman Circle elected new officers led by Rebima Inman and Louise Weems. Refreshments followed the event.
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Forest
Woodmen of the World
Way Gelber
Graham Gillis
Jeff T. Kemp
Buck Price
Helen Vaughan
Gillis
Kemp
Preston Graves
Woodman
Rebima Inman
Guardian
Louise Weems
Ellen House
Ida Johns
Beth Caperton
Nannie Price
Bessie Allen
Olympia Thompson
Hattie McCall
Josephine Boedeker
Mabel B. Woods
Inner Sentinel
Sarah Robinson
Outer Sentinel
Marie Ann Laake
Ella Dobbins
Mazie Price
Nettie Lee Raney
Slaughter Named Sparrow's Namesmith Chooses Jackie White
Mrs. D. H. Slaughter, from the Business Women group, learns her selected name for Cameron's white sparrow Jackie White. She praises the committee and Mr. White who promoted the contest and hopes to meet Jackie White soon. Rev. J. P. Love and wife and Mrs. Mayme Brown head to Houston for the Episcopal Diocese of Texas Annual Council, away until after the 21st.
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D. H. Slaughter
Houston
Jackie White
Cameron
White
J. P. Love
Mayme Brown
Episcopal Church
Council of Episcopalian Diocese of Texas
Hawk Crashes Into Windshield of Auto
A large hawk crashed into the windshield of Rev. and Mrs. Kalkbrenner's car as they drove toward Ben Arnold on Highway 77. The windshield broke badly but the couple escaped injury. the incident was reported by E. Dickman who noted such a hawk collision is rare.
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K. Kalkbrenner
Ben Arnold
Highway 77
The
Herald
E. Dickman
Mrs. Kalkbrenner
Unique bridal party hosted by Lois Randolph for Dorothy Kidd
Miss Lois Randolph entertained Miss Dorothy Kidd and twenty guests at the Randolph residence Friday evening. Corsages passed on arrival, a bride shaped salad plate, and songs by Mrs. Vernon Collins framed the event. A white book end gift closed the party as Push Phillips visited Cameron from Rockdale.
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Lois Randolph
Dorothy Kidd
Randolph
Miss Randolph
Miss Kidd
California
T. N. Wood
Ida Byrd Mayfield
Vernon Collins
Mildred Thornton
Yoemen suffer season opener loss at home to Belton Tigers
The Yoemen drop the season opener 29 to 21 at Yoe High School as Belton leads 11 to 9 at halftime. Gene Phipps scores 14 for Yoemen while Pfarrdres cher and Buck Strickler miss the lineup. Next game in Belton Tuesday promises a tougher challenge with stars back.
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Belton Tigers
Yoe High School
Belton
Cameron
Yeemen
Pfarrdrescher
Buck Strickler
Gene Phipps
Yeeman
Jeffers
Bradford
Strickler
Tigers
Milam
Tockdale
Joe O'Neill, John Fuller and Ro land Clifton in Sharp on Sunday
Joe O'Neill John Fuller and Ro land Clifton spent Sunday in Sharp in a brief social gathering.
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Joe O'Neill
John Fuller
Roland Clifton
Sharp
Burlington Visitor Edward McAtee Attends Cameron Event
Edward McAtee of Burlington visited Cameron on Thursday for an event or visit noted in local records.
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Edward McAtee
Burlington
Cameron
Miss Newton Returns to Texas University After Illness
Miss Josephine Newton resumes studies at Texas University after a two week illness with flu kept her home. Her return marks a recovery and reentry to campus life.
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Josephine Newton
Texas University
Mrs Clifton Howard and Mrs Ernest Howard Visit in Waco
Mrs. Clifton Howard and Mrs. Ernest Howard of Waco visited in the home of Mrs. J. F. Howard Friday.
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Clifton Howard
Ernest Howard
Waco
J. F. Howard
Family Visit From Goose Creek Brings Ernest Walker Home
Ben and Jack Walker of Goose Creek visited their father Ernest Walker on Saturday. He then returned home with them for a visit.
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Ben
Jack Walker
Goose Creek
Ernest Walker
Mr. Walker
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