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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1959

Page

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Western Week set for Cameron July 13 18 with beard contests

Cameron prepares for Western Week July 13 18 as the Cameron Action reports a beard growing contest with categories for fullest reddest moustache and best goatee. proceeds from shaving permits and brush permits will fund downtown Christmas decorations and the Sadie Club horse show July 17 18 includes a downtown parade and quarter horse and gaited classes.

Cameron Brothers of the Brush Chamber Cameron Business Houses Richard Moseley Moseley Cameron Action

The Gallant Aim of Security in American Life

A reflective essay argues that the American drive for security is eroding the pioneer spirit. It challenges complacent planning from graduates and veterans, praising hard work and the pursuit of advancement over guaranteed income, and calls for more Americans to pursue bold paths and ambitious careers.

Texas

Pages teased for classifieds and features across sections

A list announces the newspaper’s sections including Business Industry on page 9 Classifieds Church News on page 10 Editorial Features on page 8 Farm Scene on page 8 Milam County Pages 2-3 Society on pages 11 Sports on page 6 and page 12 for additional coverage.

Milam County

Cameron To Host Cen-Tex Leaders At Road Opening

Cameron officials plan a 7 pm July 14 ribbon cutting for US 77 with a barbecue for Cen-Tex leaders. Texas Highway Dept dignitaries and local civic figures will attend. Mayor Wilson and Dist. Engineer Thames will speak. William Pagach will drive the first car over the new four-lane stretch after the ribbon cut.

Cameron Texas Basse! Wilson Dist C. B. Thames Texas Highway Dept Cameron Chamber E. A. Perrin Centex William Pagach Texas Jaycee Road E-O Wilson

How Dial Gets the OX Prefix for Cameron Numbers

Local Southwestern Bell manager C L Carson explains the 24 letter alphabet omitting Q and Z to fit a nationwide long distance plan. Names such as OXford are chosen to spell easily and maximize combinations for Cameron area code 8-1-7, aiming for two letters and five digits per number.

Oxford Cameron C. L. Carson Southwestern Bell Telephone Company United States Canada Bell System

Cameron Rotary Elects New President George Childress

George Childress, owner of a city insurance agency, became president of Cameron Rotary in a Wednesday meeting. He succeeds John C. Andres, who was named vice-president of Cameron Rotary.

Cameron Rotary George Childress John C. Andres Cameron Rotary

Childress Elected To Lead Cameron Rotary Club

Childress outlined committee appointments and discussed ideas for the 1959 60 Rotary year in Cameron. New officers include Bill McIntosh as treasurer and Burts Kennedy as secretary. Board members are Henry Liebman Charlie Burke Bill Burns Dr C G Swift and Kennedy with Childress and Adres also serving. He urged local projects to match international scholarships and fellowship programs and praised Andres for his tenure.

Childress Civic Club Rotary Cameron Bill McIntosh Burts Kennedy Henry Liebman Charlie Burke Bill Burns C. G Swift Kennedy Childress and Adres International Rotary

Heart O Texas Trail Ride heads to Waco for 200 riders

The third annual Heart O Tex Trail Ride expected to draw 200 plus riders starts in Cameron October 3 gathers October 4, reaches Lott October 5 and ends with a large barbecue in Waco. Jess Radle returns as trail boss with Cameron Saddle Club members Lyle and Charles McDermott assisting.

Waco Cameron Lott Jess Radle South Third Street Radle Homer Casey L. C Doc

John Krall Installed Worshipful Master at Lodge

John Z. Krall was installed as worshipful master of San Andre Masonic Lodge No. 170 at Cameron Lodge Hall. Installing master J. B. Crook presided with Jess Brock as installing marshal. New officers include Robert CC. Nelson senior warden Robert A Swanzy junior warden William R. BE. Hughes senior deacon Walter H. Lester junior deacon R. P. Williams treasurer Grady Allen secretary Henry Liebman senior steward Ed Laywell junior steward William F. North tiler and John McLerran chaplain.

John Z. Krall San Andre Masonic Lodge No Cameron Lodge Hall J. B. Crook Jess Brock Oher Robert CC. Nelson Robert A Swanzy William R. BE. Hughes Walter H. Lester R. P. Williame Grady Allen Henry Liebman Ed Laywell William F. North John McLerran Cameron

Mexican tour through Cameron youths reveals contrasts in life

A Yee High School senior recounts a 3000 mile church sponsored student tour of Mexico with 31 participants. Observations cover rural poverty vs city modernization, oxen plowing, the Pan American Highway, Mexico City life, the University of Mexico, silver crafts, and Indian heritage versus Spanish influence.

Cameron Yee Mexico Central Monterey Mexico City

Going To Irving Webster Resigns YHS Coaching Post

Webster resigns as YHS assistant football coach and head track mentor to take an Irving High School post with higher pay and algebra teaching duties. He notified Supt. Wiley Loughmiller and plans to return to Cameron to submit a written request. The move follows Irving's Leo Jackson heading the athletic department and W T Hanes as Irving superintendent.

Murphy Webster YHS Irving High School Wiley Loughmiller the Herald Webster Cameron Loughmiller Corpus Christi Herald Petent Leo Jackson W. T. Hanes Irving Jim Speer Bill Kruger San Marcos Billy Michatka South Texas Speer Yee High School Jackson Irving Post

Dollar Day Sale Set Ahead of Cameron Fourth of July

July Dollar Day is due here Friday as Cameron stores offer sale prices ahead of the city wide holiday Saturday July 4. Downtown shops and business offices participate with a variety of goods at reduced prices as residents prepare for the holiday.

Cameron

Two Vehicle Collisions Cause $1200 in Cameron Damage

Two Friday crashes on Cameron streets caused about 1200 in vehicle damage with no injuries. John J. Bolden and Annie Maye Boyd were cited for following too close after 845 am incident on SH 36 near Cameron Machine Shop. A second 1130 am crash involving Sam S. Brewer and Elbert Earl Pool caused 400 in damage. Pool cited for failing to yield. Civic notices urge mid county shoppers to read Dollar Day ads as Cameron businesses close for July Fourth weekend.

Cameron Streets John J. Bolden Temple Annie Maye Boyd Cameron Cameron Machine Shop Sam S. Brewer Cameron and Elbert Earl Pool Rt. 4

Grading Work Advances on E Tenth Street Cameron

Construction activity in Cameron centers on grading of E 10th Street ahead of final surfacing while workers dismantle the 200 foot water tower near the Courthouse square after about 60 years of service. Public access is restricted on 6th Street during work.

E. 10Th St Courthouse Square Cameron 10Th Street Public Works E. Bo Earle Citians 6Th Street Hughes Builds

Low bid awarded for FM 485 reconstruction project

A $82,670.60 bid by R. W. McKinney Construction Co of Nacogdoches won the FM 485 project from Splawn to Yarrelston in 6.4 miles for subgrade reconditioning base and surfacing. C. B. Thames, district engineer in Austin, says Resident Engineer Carol Zeigler Hearne will oversee the 75 working days allotted for completion.

FM Rd Austin C. B Thames Bryan Tne R. W. McKinney Construction Co Nacogdoches Splawn Yarrelston Carol D. Zeigler Hearne State Highway Department

Citizens National Bank raises capital to one million in 59th anniversary

Officials of the Citizens National Bank Cameron announce a capital increase to one million dollars, its 59th anniversary. The move makes Milam County history as the first local bank with such a large capital structure. President Oxsheer Smith credits growth to customer backing and future prosperity.

Milam County Soil Conservation Service Hughes Cameron Citizens National Bank Texas Milamn County Oxsheer Smith Milam County H. F. Smith Smith

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