Jones Prairie Notes a BTU program and local visits
The Jones Prairie News records a BTU general assembly program with Mrs. J A McKinney and several speakers on topics like Ministerial Relief and The Kingdom topics. Richard Jones sang two solos with Nelda Henson at the piano. The issue also lists visitors, family trips to Arizona and Yellowstone, and local gatherings at Cameron and Cameron patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BTU
WMU
J. A. McKinney
A. L. Burnett
Carlton Crook
Ethel McKinney
Texas
C. H. Massey
E. B
S. M. Harrell
Arizona
Utah
Wyoming
Colorado
Yellowstone Park
Guy Aycock
Aspermont
Morris Hicks
Stamford
J. S. Hickman
Belmena
Mesdames Aycock
Hicks
Hickman
Cameron
Elwood Chaberlain
Harvey Chamberlain
Lula Chamberlain
Walker's Creek
Jim Collier
Houston
A. H. Brock
Grand Rapids
Mich
Hank Henderson
Lake Jackson
Bill Eanes
Billy van
Mamie Dobbins
Bill Kennon
Hugo Slaughter
John House
Jack Stidman
Patricia
Jackie
Lampasas
Life Magazine
Bruce Whitley
Rupert Hitzig
Ann Galkin
Cala Hit
Milano News Briefs Highlight Tomato Trade and Local Activity
In Milano the tomato harvest slowed by heat but buyers paid 12 to 18 cents as about 50 carloads moved out mostly by truck. C E Duncan Co of Donna Texas led the buying with first shipments May 31 using the green deal agrain. The item covers local social visits, illnesses, travel, weddings, and church revival plans across Milano and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milano
C. E. Duncan Co
Donna
Texas
Ray Miller
Elmore
Austin
Houston
Franks
Collie Gerdes
Caldwell
Carlos Sloan
Stevenson
Ray Vinton
Gerald Vinton
Clifford Noah
Mullins
East Texas
G. W. Hilliard
Billie McGee
Hugh McGee
Brenham
W. Taylor
L. B. Dukes
Dukes
Maggie Mikler
Gary
Thorndale
Engleside
Curtis Miller
Maggie Miller
Aubrey Hairston
Cameron
Allen Jones
Mr. Jones
Waco
Sharp News Mrs Florence Spiegel
Miss Bessie Graham returned to San Antonio after visiting relatives here for two weeks. She will spend summer vacation visiting relatives in Houston Huntsville and other points in the state. Mr and Mrs Erwin Pimpler and children Carroll and Barbara attended the Adler family reunion in Brenham Sunday. Recent guests in the Jim Cryer home were Mrs Mary Jackson and Mrs Lila Beard of Heidenheimer, and Mr and Mrs Bill Kelly of Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Graham
San Antonio
Houston
Huntsville
Erwin Pimpler
Carroll
Barbara
Adler
Brenham
Jim Cryer
Mary Jackson
Lila Beard
Heidenheimer
Bill Kelly
Temple
Weekend visitors and a two inch rain at Sharpe
Mr and Mrs Carl Hooks of Thorndale hosted and guests from Cameron Rogers Victoria and Houston filled weekend visits among locals. Curtis Beard returned from weekend with his parents to Houston and Jim Cryer plans Baytown trip. A two inch rain gauge reading at Sharpe at 3 00 PM Monday marked the weather summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hooks
Thorndale
Dalton Stephens
Laura Stephens
Preston Reichert
Cameron
Joe Weide
Rogers
Raney Petty
Marilyn
Barbara
Victoria
Ear] Tate
Curtis Beard
Robert Beard
Houston
Jim Cryer
Floyd Cryer
Baytown
Amy Kellar
Bartlett
Barbara Petty
George Miller
Pam
Rufus Graves
Guy McDonald
Grovetown
L. M. McDonald
Clarence Pontreff
Rockdale
Frank Gamble
Austin
Inlaw
Glenn Gamble
C. F. Laffere
Alvin Gravender
Albert Heintz
J. D. Pope
J. A. Dewberry
John and
James
Sharpe
YARRELTON NEWS VISITS AND FAMILY GATHERINGS
Mrs. Lena Russell hosts visitors including Rev. Ralph Cutter from Waco who preached both Sunday services. Beaumont and Louisville guests join Velma Dobbs and Jess Wilkerson family from Bishop for a vacation visit with W. A. Wilkerson and Pearl Chapman in Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Wilkerson
Pearl Chapman
Rosebud
Mary Chapman
Cameron
John Foster
Denson Provasek
Killeen
J. A. Provasek
Oyd Fikes
Corpus Christi
Ad Miller
Otis James
Houston
Stella Foster
Smith Barret
Aurtis Franklin
Della Barrett
Chas
Russell
Orange
Port Arthur
L. R. Russell
Chas Ray
Orangefield
Russells
K. D. Griffin
Bible School Opens Amid Local Visits and Departures
The Bible School began Monday with 28 students and ten teachers led by Rev. Comer Alden who drives the school bus. Several locals visit relatives and friends across Texas, including Mrs. Eldred Massengale and Linda of Freeport, the Tyson family in Houston, and Mrs. Meekie Mosely of Beaufort visiting relatives here. Donald Thweatt serves in the Army in El Paso, while others from Dallas and Freeport join Bible School at the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Comer Alden
Eldred Massengale
Linda
Freeport
J. C. Freeman
Bell Tyson
Mabel Tyson
Meekie Mosely
Hal Tyson
Houston
Beaumont
Bently Dodson
Austin
Ralph White
Mary White
Dallas
Doris Gleason
Vera White
Ruby Massengale
Donald Thweatt
el Paso
David and
Butch White
V. L. White
Four From District Attend National FHA Meeting in Ohio
Four district members led by Jane Henderson depart for Columbus Ohio to attend the seventh National Future Homemakers of America convention July 3 6 The Texas delegation includes Marion Gaddis Betty Grahame Beverly Swartz and Jane Henderson with Miss Virginia Surbur of Caldwell They travel via Smoky Mountains Georgia Alabama Arkansas and Mississippi to the Ohio event expected to draw 2000 delegates from 370000 members The convention theme is Homes for Americas Future and features a pageant Our American Heritage and talks by leaders in home economics including Edna Amidon Marguerite Scruggs and Bill Martin The Texas Association is sponsored by the Texas Education Agency and the U S Office of Education The convention will elect officers and set national projects and programs for 1953 54
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Gaddis
Betty Grahame
Beverly Swartz
Jane Henderson
Ohio
Virginia Surbur
Caldwell
Smoky Mountains
Georgia
Alabama
Arkansas
Mississippi
Texas
Future Homemakers of America
Columbus
Future Homemakers
Puerto Rico
Hawaii
Alaska
Guam
U. S. Office of Education
American Home Economics Association
Texas Association
Texas Education Agency
Bill Martin
Edna Amidon
Future Homemakers Advisory Board
Marguerite Scruggs
Ice Cream Supper Held By Buckholts Brethren League
Thirteen members and guests attended an ice cream supper Sunday night at the Czech Moravian Brethren Church in Buckholts. League mothers served the treat. Raymond Posival, adviser of the Young People's Department, announced the next meeting for July 19 at 10 15 a m in the classroom. Mr and Mrs Jimmy Asher, Miss Luane Asher and Miss Ann Bradbury left Tuesday morning for a vacation in Colorado and New Mexico, planning to return in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brethren League
Buckholts
J. P. Stoebner
Henry Jones
Raymond Posival
Young People‘s Department
Young People's
Jimmy Asher
Luane Asher
Ann Bradbury
Colorado
New Mexico
New York Businessman Visits Cameron Town
William Alvah Davis of New York and his family visited Cameron on Tuesday. He spoke with local officials Deputy Sheriff Will Vaughn Marshal Terry traffic officer and County Clerk Homer Nabours. Davis noted his roots in Milam County and his role as president of U-Pick Systems in New York, a leading plastic company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Alvah Davis
Christina
Beverly
E. Stutz
Clinton Avenue
Bronx
New York City
Cameron
Mr. Davis
Will Vaughn
Terry
Homer Nabours
Herald
Franklin
Milam County
U-Pick Systems
New York
Davis
Wallye Jean Robbins Is Honored At Kohutek Home
Miss Wallye Jean Robbins of Austin daughter of Mr and Mrs Alton Robbins of Cameron was honored with a miscellaneous shower Friday night June 26 on the lawn of Mrs W C Kohutek 908 East 2nd Street The bride elect of Ted Day The event featured large white wedding bells pink streamers an arch and a gift table with ecru lace a center arrangement of yellow mums
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallye Jean Robbins
Austin
Alton Robbins
Cameron
W. C. Kohutek
East 2Nd Street
Miss Robbins
Ted Day
Davises Enjoy Texas Homecoming in Temple Cameron Visit
The Davises arrived in Temple where they were greeted and entertained warmly. They spent a day and night on a local ranch in the Temple area experiencing Texas life. The family praised Cameron residents and hoped to return for another vacation in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Davises
Texas
Cameron
Bride Elect Robbins Hosts Pleasant Shower
Potted geraniums and trumpet vines decorate the room as Wilma Holloway greets guests at the register. Evelyn and Minnie Pearl Whittington sang softly, games entertained all, and gifts were opened with thanks from Wallye. About sixty guests enjoyed punch and cookies as hostesses Mrs Henry Peiskee Mrs Vito Riola and Mrs W C Kohutek supervised the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Holloway
Miss Robbins
Evelyn
Minnie Pearl Whittington
Wallye
Ted
Burlington visitor Richard Mesecke in Cameron on Saturday
Richard Mesecke of Burlington traveled to Cameron for a business visit on Saturday, joining local meetings and activities during his trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Mesecke
Burlington
Cameron
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Thomas Burnett
R. K. Fontaine
Karen
Bryan
Douglass
Roy Douglass
Colton
Calif
Frank and
Raymond Douglass
Howard Douglass
Seminole
Jones Prairie
Henry Garrett
D. B. Douglass
M. A. Glenn
I. R. Glenn
O. T. Canady
Andrews
Clarence Weidner
Connally A. F. B
Buck White
Col
Weidner
Dan Robinson
Roy Little
Washington, D. C
Sharp News
Florence Spiegel
Maysfield News
Homemaker District IV
FHA
Buckholts Brethren League
Emory B. Camp
Perkins Insurance Agency
Emory
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