Milano Eagles Edge Buckholts In District Opener Thriller
Milano Eagles beat Buckholts Badgers 47 to 45 in a boys game at Milano on January 14. Milano girls defeated Buckholts 40 to 28 with Jo Ann Martin scoring 20 for Milano. High scorers include Jerry Kirk 23 for Milano and Fritz 22 for Buckholts. Milano’s next game is January 17 at Sharp.
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Milano Eagles
Buckholts Badgers
Milano
Buckholts
Shelby Smith
Erry Kirk
Fritz
Jo Ann Martin
Sharp
Milano Beats Sharp In District Showdown Boys 53 45
Sharp Mustangs def Whe Milano Eagles 53 45 in a third district boys clash. Milano girls topped Sharp 46 36 led by Janice Beavers 31 points while Shelton piled 27 for Sharp and Belt 18 for Milano. Milano set to face Dime Box next Friday per coach Ed Swinson.
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Sharp Mustangs
Milano Eagles
Sharp
Milano
Sharp Girls
Shelton
William Belt
Eagles
Janice Beavers
Ed Swinson
Vaculin Service Leads Cameron Women’s Bowling League
Vaculin Service Station tops the Cameron Women’s Bowling League with 1615 pins. McDonald Plumbing Shop 1613 and Falstaff 1563 follow. High team single game series 578 by Vaculin, 568 New Cameron Drug, 555 Falstaff. Muriel Masopust 469 tops individuals, with Milady Hollas 463 and Ida Michalka 447. Michalka 192 leads single game scores, Audrey Boyce 185, Clara Himplik 179. Green Funeral Home leads team standings at 39 and 28 percent.
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Vaculin Service Station
Cameron
McDonald Plumbing Shop
Falstaff
Cameron Drug
Muriel Masopust
Milady Hollas
Ida Michalka
Michalka
Audrey Boyce
Clara Himplik
Japan Theme Set for Church Education Week
The First Methodist Church will host a missionary education program with the theme Japan for primary and junior children January 27 to 31. Sessions run 4 to 5 p.m. sponsored by the Women’s Society of Christian Service. Mrs. James H. Kahler directs, with junior leaders Mrs. Earle Pearson, Mrs. Dwight Moody, Mrs. Donald Jeter, Mrs. Niley Smith Jr., and Mrs. M. C. Ponder. assisted by Mrs. Forrest Sapp. Primary leaders are Mrs. W. A. Bonds, Mrs. Bennie Whiteside, Mrs. Horace Knight, Mrs. Florence Fikes, and Mrs. Don Humbie.
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Japan
First Methodist Church
Women's Society of Christian Service
James H. Kahler
Earle Pearson
Dwight Moody
Donald Jeter
Niley Smith, Jr
M. C
Milam County Junior Livestock Show Deadline Set
Bennie Whiteside says February 7 is the entry deadline for the Milam County Junior Livestock Show. The Chamber of Commerce sponsors the Feb 15 event with John Batte in charge. 4H and FFA members should contact their agriculture teacher or county agent for entry details. Cash prizes will be awarded.
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Milam County
Bennie Whiteside
Chamber of Commerce
John Batte
FFA
Whiteside
Freeport Visitors Stay With Mrs. Belle Tyson
Mrs Elbert Massengale and her daughter Linda of Freeport spent the weekend at the home of Mrs Belle Tyson.
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Elbert Massengale
Linda
Freeport
Belle Tyson
Yoemen to meet University High in Friday league clash
Cameron Yoemen prepare for a conference game against University High of Waco Friday at Yoe High. B team plays at 6 30. Earlier Cameron B beat Thorndale 53 37 while the Cameron A lost to Thorndale 48 39.
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Cameron Yoemen
University High
Waco
Yoe High
Cameron
Thorndale
Milam County Voters Eye Local and National Races
Milam voters hear candidates for the 11th district congress and county offices. Incumbent Bob Poage seeks re election in the district. Don G. Humble Cameron attorney may run for county judge in July primary. Precinct 2 sees La Vert McKinney and W W Doc Markham as potential candidates. Incumbents include Charles C. Smith Jr Hoer Nabours Ida Johns Hinton Pruett Grady Allen C L Yount seeks re election in Precinct 4.
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Bob Poage
Waco
LaVert McKinney
Cameron
W. W
Doc" Markham
Yezak
Don G. Humble
Charles C. Smith, Jr
Hoer Nabours
Ida Johns
Hinton Pruett
Grady Allen
C. L. Yount
Youngsters Raise Benefit Funds
Six elementary-age youngsters collected 10.68 at a benefit party for the March of Dimes United Fund and Tuberculosis Association. Amnie Corley Vicki Hannon Bobby Jeff Nelson Linda Smith and Madeline McClaren organized the event at the E O Smith home 706 E Eighth with refreshments and admission.
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March of Dimes
United Fund
Tuberculosis Association
Amnie Corley
Vicki Hannon
Bobby
Jeff Nelson
Linda Smith
Madeline McClaren
E. O. Smith
Bob Nelson
Yezak Seeks Re-Election in District 56 Primary
The Cameron Herald lists Herman Yezak as the incumbent candidate for Representative District 56 covering Milam and Robertson Counties in the upcoming July 1958 primary.
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Cameron Herald
Milam and
Robertson Counties
Herman Yezak
Opening the Door to Freedom and Responsibility
A reflection on daily doors revealing a future shaped by past lives. The text contrasts oppressive regimes with the United States, where daily opportunity and the light of liberty define the national destiny and the duty to protect freedom.
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America
March of Dimes Drives Local Rehabilitation Efforts
Milam Countians boosted 1957 fund through rehabilitation programs and research. March of Dimes promotes survival awareness with teen sponsorship and coin card distributions in county schools. Farm Bureau Variety Show funds a drive at Simon George Hall with Russell Wilson and W J Hannon directing. Proceeds from dances, basketball, and golf events aid local and national rehabilitation causes.
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FIP
Lester Williams
Alfred Simicek
W. J. Hannon
Farm Bureau
Simon-George Hall
Milam
B. L. Miller
Russell Wilson
Hannon
Richard Wilkinson
Banquet Honors Yoe Grid Team
About 100 Cameron football players coaches and Knights of Columbus members attended the 14th KC grid dinner honoring Yee High School players Thursday. Featured speaker was Dub King a Central Texas television personality with sports reporting and coaching background.
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Cameron
Knights of Columbus
KC Grid
Yee
Dub King
Central Texas
Charlie Burke
Burke
Wiley W. Loughmiller
Leo Jackson
Jim Speer
Bill Krueger
Bill Michalka
Murphy Webster
Local Men Attend Episcopal Meeting
The Rev. Richard J. Bradshaw, Jack Prescott and Jack Kilgore of Rosebud will represent All Saints Episcopal church at the 109th council of the Episcopal Diocese of Texas in Houston today through Saturday. Prescott is the elected delegate and Kilgore will serve as alternate. The Rt. Rev. William F. Lewis, missionary bishop of the Missionary District of Nevada, will speak at a Friday banquet on "World Conquest Ancient, Modern, or Eternal."
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Richard J. Bradshaw
Jack Prescott
Jack Kilgore
Rosebud
All Saints Episcopal Church
Episcopal Diocese of Texas
Houston
Prescott
All Saints Church
Kilgore
William F. Lewis
S.T.D
Nevada
Pastor Leads Global Cattle Mission Tour from Waco
Rev Cobb with a 270 member congregation ships cattle to Nepal via a long itinerary from New York to New Delhi Katmandu Calcutta Allahabad New Delhi Agra Lahore Karachi Beirut Jerusalem Rome Munich Frankfurt Kassel Hanover Amsterdam Utrecht London and back to the United States. The trip marks the first cattle shipment to Nepal in history.
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Cobb
Nepal
India
Tibet
Wharton Chamber Installs Chamberlain As President
J. B. Chamberlain son of Mr and Mrs W E Chamberlain will be installed as president of the Wharton Chamber of Commerce in ceremonies tonight. He is manager of the Houston Natural Gas Company in Wharton and will address members at the annual banquet.
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J. B. Chamberlain
W. E. Chamberlain
Wharton Chamber of Commerce
Houston Natural Gas Company
Wharton
Chamberlain
Chamber
Reverend Cobb to Tour World for Church Peace Efforts
The Rev Cobb plans a world tour representing his church as an ambassador of peace and goodwill. He notes the group funds world service including a cattle contribution to Nepal and mentions his honorary Indian status connected to Washio village during WWII. He leaves his wife and three children Gary Terry and Ginger for the trip.
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Nepal
India
Washio
Gary
Terry
Ginger
Rev. Cobb
the Herald
Church of Jesus Christ
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