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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1953
Page
2
The Cameron Herald outlines its management by Milton F. Brown Jr and notes publication every Thursday. It lists subscription prices for Milam County at 1.75 per year and 2.00 outside the county, 2.25 out of state, with post office mail status and historical establishment in 1860.
Pastor Rev. H. M. Bowley of Gospel Tabernacle Church explains that humanity’s flaw came from sin but God offers a simple plan: faith in Christ. The message cites Romans 1 16 17 and 1 18 21 to urge belief, righteousness by faith, and becoming complete in Christ Jesus Col 2 10 Col 1 28.
Report from Anton Meyer covers Yoe High Fight Night events with fifteen bouts and a tag team match. The sole TKO was Jimmy Rettig over Donald Sheffield. other results include Gerald Plaster over Eddy Williams and Charles Williams over Frank Barfield among numerous pairings.
Milam County Home Demonstration Council invites members to the fourth annual Longhorn Recreation Laboratory in Athens Texas February 15 to 22 1953 open to anyone over 21. Registration is 26 dollars covering health insurance and a week at camp enrollment 5 dollars due to Capt. W P Knox or Dawn Duncan before January 30 1953.
Article urges parents to ensure growing children wear properly fitted shoes. Authors highlight foot development, comfort, and long term health benefits.
Holly Hairston joined other business visitors in the city this week, participating in meetings and networking with local firms. The visit underscores ongoing economic ties and potential collaborations between Hairston associates and city enterprises.
The Boy Scouts of America celebrate their 43rd birthday during Scout Week and plan a Third Annual Jamboree for 50,000 participants on a 3,000 acre Irvine Ranch site near Newport Beach California. The democratic tent city will feature tents electricity water sanitation and medical and fire services. Leaders and scouts from diverse backgrounds will join pageants ceremonies campfires and demonstrations of Scoutcraft with about 200 sections of the nation and international attendees. Dr Arthur A Schuck calls the jamboree a top life experience for a boy and urges wide participation.
Twenty home economists from 14 Latin American countries will arrive in Texas on Feb 1 to study home economics programs run by the Agricultural Extension Service. The group will receive technical training and information at Texas A and M College and Texas State College for Women.
Women of the First Presbyterian church schedule an all day event Friday January 30 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. to observe World Missions with a program led by Mrs. H B Pressley and guests reviewing Africa in Safari Lead in Triumph and African Heritage.
The Bell County League of Vocational Nurses will meet at the Kyle Hotel on Tuesday February 3 1955 at 1:00 pm and 7:30 pm Nurse Hazel Bord will present an educational film on early cancer diagnosis All nurses and the public are invited to attend.
Gertrude and Ace Malone announce the birth of their 17th child a girl named Joy Lynn born Sunday January 25 on a farm near Milano. The baby weighs six and a half pounds.
Mr and Mrs Bud Caddell of Buckholts visited Mr and Mrs Mel vin Weems at their country home last Sunday.
The Ada Henderson School chorus group presented a varied program at the Lions luncheon on Tuesday. Miss Marilyn Dusek directed the chorus and sang a solo "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes" with accompaniment by Miss Shirley Horstmann. L. G. Smith introduced the guests and oversaw the program.
Baccalaureate degrees were awarded Friday January 23 to mid term graduates of Texas A&M College. Among the graduates were two Milam County youths, Bobby Ray Jackson of Cameron who majored in mechanical engineering and Maurice Urban Ferrari of Rockdale who earned a civil engineering degree.
Mr and Mrs Graham McLerran and their sons were recent visitors here, stopping to see local relatives and enjoy the town's sights.
Harris McLerran reports a busy week for the March of Dimes in Maysfield. Women for the community map three drive activities including a 42 party on January 29 at Maysfield School with refreshments to raise MOD funds. A Latin American dance led by Ray and Mary Alfaro will donate proceeds, and Wilbert Renfro notes a January 23 party at the Negro School with funds yet to be tallied.
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