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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1954
Page
10
Public notice announces second class mail matter classification under a March 8 1879 act. Details subscription rates: Milam County 1.75 per year, outside county 2.00, out of state 2.25. Published weekly on Thursdays.
Social notes from Jones Prairie record multiple visits and dinners. Guests include Mrs. B L Farrell and Mrs. Grover Stubbs of Rosebud with Mrs. B F Stidham and Miss Roxie All Day, plus families from Cameron Houston and Freeport. The piece notes church services, funerals for C W Adams, and a Jamison family reunion with a Cameron Park picnic.
Visitors in Ben Arnold include Mr. and Mrs. Jack Yates of Waco and Ray mond Talafuse with family. A. C. Hasselman family visited Fritz Schwarzing, Billy Lane Houston returned from O. H. Rice home, and Alex Henderson is home improving. Ben Arnold Baptist Church members attended services in Burlington. Mrs. Robert Lee Schuetze visited her husband at Camp Chaffee Ark where Pvt. Schuetze received Far East orders. L. A. Swanzy hosted Joe Swanzy Pat from Port Arthur and others for the weekend.
The note lists Temple residents and guests including Mr. and Mrs. Homer McColum and Cindy Ann Marshall. Miss Lydia Reimer is a surgical patient in the hospital. A birthday party was given for Fred Folschinzky Friday. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Jones included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones.
Mr and Mrs Bill Burns and Mr and Mrs W T Hanes returned home after attending the Rotary International Convention in Seattle Washington. The group spent about three weeks away with Mr Hanes as district governor of district 187 recently elected to the post. The 1955 convention will be in Chicago for Rotarys golden anniversary.
One of the city´s largest Juneteenth parades unfolded Saturday at noon with about 40 entries. Floats and decorated vehicles led by the High School band featured Rockdale Aycock Negro participants and a Bethel Methodist Church float sponsored by Ada Ware Nelson. Rev. E L Johnson gave the noon address before the barbecue, with Jess Thompson assisting activities.
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