Cameron Local Notices and Visits Across Town
Personal mentions include Mrs. Keith Blankenship of Buckholts visiting Cameron while Texas Power & Light announces Jerry Smith of Waco will transfer here as commercial salesman. John Williams from Temple services Cameron territory with work starting July 1. Also notes Eva Underwood of Port Arthur, a Cameron native, attends a sister's shower. extended family visits from San Antonio and Buckholts. local benefactor R. W. Hester distributes The Communicator. residents plan trips to Odessa and San Francisco. medical update on Mrs. Lee Batte Harvey and grandchild Nataline of Houston visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Smith
Texas Power & Light Company
Waco
Cameron
John Williams
Temple
Mr. Smith
Eva Underwood
Port Arthur
Guy Chandler
Local Chamber declines join to save sixty? five hundred?
Cameron Chamber of Commerce did not join the Central Texas Chamber movement because it would require 750.00 dollars from Milam County. The move was encouraged but deemed cost prohibitive. Local budget constraints left funds unavailable for all needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Chamber of Commerce
Central Texas Chamber of Commerce
Milam County
Chamber of Commerce
Batte Couple Buy Young Cafe in Court House Square
Mr and Mrs R L Batte Jr announce the purchase of the Young Cafe located on the west side of Court House Square. They take charge and invite patrons to visit and support the new ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Batte, Jr
Young Cafe
Court House Square
Condition of R S Wiley Reported Unchanged This Morning
The condition of R S Wiley was reported this morning to be unchanged after several days of critical illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Wiley
Mr. Wiley
Pythians Install Officers at Regular Meeting
The Pythians will install officers for the new term and confer the rank of Knight. Members of the Third Rank Team whose names were certified by the ritualistic committee for the Grand Lodge Meeting in Waco in May will receive proficiency certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Safe Robbery Reported at Milano Store
A safe at the D. C. Peeples store in Milano was blown Tuesday night. Officers could not provide details this morning, but it was said that no money was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Peeples
Milano
Newton Moves to New Office on Courthouse First Floor
County Superintendent Guy T. Newton was seen packing this morning as he prepares to relocate to a new office on the first floor of the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy T. Newton
Court House
Postmaster J R Hays Confirmed by Senate
Postmaster J R Hays won Senate confirmation for another term in a move described as routine. No opposition was reported and the confirmation advances ongoing postal service operations nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Hays
Senate
Cromwell Visits Mount Pleasant With Son
F R Cromwell local PWA supervisor spent the fourth in Mount Pleasant and Cromwell Jr returned with him for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Cromwell
PWA
Mount Pleasant
F. R. Cromwell, Jr
Milam County Home Demonstration Council Meets at Court House
Milam County Home Demonstration Council met at the Court House at 2 p.m. on June 28 with 16 clubs and 39 members present. Reports covered Six-County demonstrations at Camp Ben McCulloch, a Washington AAA Congress address by Mrs. Cunningham, and wardrobe demonstrations by Mrs. Barnes. Delegates to Short Course from Milam include Mrs. Jim Holliman and Mrs. James Elrod, with several others named. Ethel McKinney and B. G. Tucker to speak at events. Rally Day is set for Rockdale on August 6 and Milam delegates to the Texas Home Demonstration Association in Lubbock were elected with alternates named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam County
Court House
Camp Ben McCullough
E. G. Tucker
Cunningham
Washington
Barnes
U. S
Jud Collier
Mumford
John Strauss
Waco
McInnis
Jim
Holliman
New Salem
James Elrod
Hoyte
Hope Jamison
Jones Prairie
Jesse Thompson
Bethlehem
Clarence Raney
Bryant Station
Lewis Modesette
Duncan
Gus Johns
Clarkson
Will Stigall
Lilac
Ethel McKinney
B. G. Tucker
Rockdale
Texas Home Demonstration Association
Lubbock
Mis
Cecil Plate
Tracy
Jame Elrod
Dancan
Bennie Mundine
Oscar Gross
Mra
P. V. Ryan
Illness Strikes Branchville Resident T. R. Cosby
T. R. Cosby, an elderly Branchville resident, was taken ill at his home this morning and was reported to be improving by this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Cosby
Branchville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Keith Blankenship of
Buckholts
Albert Triggs, Jr
George W. Triggs
San Antonio
R. A. Triggs
J. L. Ritchie
T. D. McCrary
Barrie Beach
Groesbeck
Edith Thompson
J. L. Dobbins
Toronto
Canada
W. A. Gilbert
R. W. Hester
Communicator
Company Magazine
Philco
Parma Radio Service
Niley J. Smith
West
Exposition
San Francisco
Mr. and
Shin
Tom Smith
Nataline
Houston
Ae Dunn
Son
C. Dunn
R. L. Batte
Silver Star
Massey-Harris
A. J. Matocha & Company
BUY Young's Cafe
Pythians
Guy
Statue OF Liberty
Frederic Bartholdi
United States
France
Bedloe’s Island
New York Harbor
Land of Liberty
Texas
Ager Beer
Texas’ Hospitality
Grady Litle
F. G. Blake
Effie Miller
Ben Boedeker
Charlie Blake
Hearne
Elizabeth Eans
Nelta Dierr
John RK. Center
Argenta
Louisiana
Clyde Dyer
Buchanan Dam
Harry Haraway
Paris
Estelle Carke
Mott Terry
First Baptist Church
W. M. Cloyd
San Grove Church of Christ
William Freeman Jones
Ibera
Missouri
A. R. McLerran
Boedekey
Gilbert Persky
Lois Robbins
Frank Thomas
Earl Burke
George Apel
St. Monica’s
Simon Spinneweber
St. Monica's
Europa
Germany
Spinneweber
Fred Jackson
Clem Zarosky
Juditha Hrozek
Corpus Christi
Mila Mae Lazek
Corpus
Parma
Melvin Weems
Jim McGregor
Lois McGregor
Lucy Clifton
Claud Moore
Powers Chapel
Jesse Coward
Estelle Clarke
Bennie Bailey
Rogers
Christine Hollas
Fort Worth
St. Theresa
Miss Hollas
Frank Hollas
Lucy Turner
Shirley Payne
Taylor
Norma Jean Mec Elwrath
Ebuline Grubbs
Austin
Earl Drake
Mrs
Luther Aikman
Robert Smith
Richard Hefley
Milam County HD Council
Temple Life Insurance Company
Temple, Texas
Firestone Supplies
Firestone
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