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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1975
Page
3
Mrs. Florence Talley and Mrs. Joyce Drachenberg from Alvin and Mrs. Kate Lee McNabb of Houston, nieces of Mrs. Gunn, and cousins Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Yount of Thorndale visited Mrs. Ed Gunn for church and lunch Sunday.
Milam County H D Council held its regular meeting January 13 1975 at the New Salem H D Club House in Fair Park Rockdale. Ten members two agents and three visitors attended with three clubs represented. Reports covered 4 H and recreation details with Tracy Duncan H D Club assigned to lead February activities. A birth announced for Jacob Pope Johnson in Rosebud with grandparents listed.
The Yoe High School senior class honored members for achievements in several categories. Bruce Zarosky and Loretta Kunz earned Most Likely To Succeed, Lynn Willy Most Talented, Willie Bell Most Athletic, Melissa Lester Most Beautiful, Gary Trdy Most Handsome, Tommy Vaculin and Loretta Kunz Most Spirited, and Tommy Vaculin and Paula Perkins Personality Plus.
In College Station Dororthy Taylor of Texas A M Extension explains that youth seek independence during high school years as they strive to move beyond parental dominance. She notes parental control is the main barrier to leaving home and stresses the need for independence and self reliance in adulthood.
Four credit free continuing education courses start next week at Temple Junior College. Defensive driving with Stan Churchill runs Feb. 4, 6, 11, 13. cost 10 dollars. NSC approved. 8 hours yields 10 percent liability insurance deduction. Furniture refinishing with Carol Scott Feb 4-20. Tue Thu 7 to 9:30 pm. cost 9.50. bring furniture pieces, stains, gloves. Genealogy with Bernard Cocke Feb 3-Mar 3. Mon 7-9 pm. cost 7. intro to research and record keeping in Room 112. Needlepoint with Win Mackey Feb 3-Mar 3. Mon 7-9 pm. basic basket weave and stitches. students make a picture sampler in Room 107.
Devotional was held January 14 led by Don Humble. Slides on California were shown January 15 and patients enjoyed them. Church services occurred January 12 and 19 with Mrs. Ramey and Pam Browder assisting. A birthday party honored Ella Tageal and Edward Kostis on January 22. Lynn Willy presented slides from her Paris trip at 4 p.m. January 22. Music by Thomas Fisher and a Bill Taylor tape on January 24. Dominoes and bingo with prizes accompanied the week. FOR SALE pencils pens typing paper typewriter ribbons liquid paper at Herald Stationers.
The Cameron Delphain Club gathered January 21 at Mrs. Maurene House's home with Miss Mary Yee as co hostess. President introduced guest speaker Mrs. Don Humble who spoke on wax casting in jewelry making and showed her pieces while noting challenges in sourcing stones and affordable silver. Refreshments followed in the dining room.
The Cameron Home Demonstration Club met Monday at the home of Mrs. S. F. Polzer in the Salem community. Mrs. Frank Hane conducted the business meeting. Visitor Mrs. Anton Moran joined the members for refreshments served by Mrs. Polzer.
Mrs. Mary Zavrel of Cameron was surprised with a party on January 24 marking her 79th birthday. Guests traveled from Shin er Cameron Rockdale Ad Hall Maraksville Waller Ganado and Temple. Her son Joe Zavrel of Temple joined them to spend time with her.
Ronald Neal, SMU violin professor, will give a recital February 4 at 8 15 p m in Temple Junior College Fine Arts Auditorium. Brady Millican accompanies with works by Bach Brahms Chausson Ravel and Ives. Neal, a former concertmaster and Dallas Arts String Quartet member, recently toured the East and Bermuda and performed at Eastman Roberts Wesleyan and Geneseo.
Delta Kappa Gamma Beta Nu Chapter meets Saturday February 1 at 9 30 a m for a brunch at Houston's Restaurant Marlin with Lott Chilton in charge. Program expands professional participation Come Out of Your Shell led by the Professional Affairs Committee. Open forum led by Lott's Mrs Lillian Romain and speakers Lois Robertson Rosebud members Annie James Mary Stubbs with music by Mrs Thomas Glass of Rosebud.
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