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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1965

Page

7

Schiller to Attend Southern Water Resources Conference

Ben Barnes announced the appointment of State Representative Milton Schiller of Cameron to attend the Eleventh Southern Water Resources Conference in New Orleans July 11 to 14. Marshall W. Qualls will open the four day event with other dignitaries including Joe D. Carter Calvin T. Watts Sam A. Thompson and Raleigh W. Robinson. Invitees include federal officials and Southern state officials focused on water conservation and development.

Ben Barnes Milton Schiller Cameron Council of State Governments Hotel Monteleone New Orleans Water Resources Research Institute Marshall W. Qualls Kentucky Department of Natural Resources Joe D. Carter Texas Water Commission Calvin T. Watts Louisiana Department of Public Works Sam A. Thompson Mississippi Board of Water Commissioners Raleigh W. Robinson Tennessee Division of Water Resources

Harrison Family Reunion and Local Social Notes

The Harrison family reunion occurred Sunday June 27 at the home of Mr and Mrs Bill Harrison in Ben Arnold with all children present except Derrell Hallmark and family in California. Travis School Homecoming also took place June 27 with Mrs Jim Harek and Mrs Emil Skupin in attendance. Various local visits and funerals are noted, including Robert Mayer’s funeral in Fort Worth with Rose Hill Cemetery burial, and the Ocker family reunion on July 4 at Crosby American Legion Hall with relatives from Rosebud, Temple, Dallas, and Houston visiting friends and kin.

Harrison Bill Harrison Ben Arnold Derrell Hallmark Donna Kathy Laura California Jim Harek Emil Skupin Travis School Travis Will Vogelsang Albert Dorner V. D. Dodd Billy Ernst David Barclay Louis Skala Otto Mayer Joe Pagach Maysfield Robert Mayer Fort Worth Rose Hall Cemetery That City Mr. Meyer Skala Pagach W. W. Hawk Marilyn Larry Polly Donnie D. D. Harrison and Jerry Billy Surovik Dallas Henry Skupin Houston Robert Skupin Sweetwater

Ridgeway Reunion Picnic Set Near Paige on July 1

The Ridgeway Reunion and Picnic is scheduled for Saturday July 1 at the Ridgeway Cemetery and Church grounds about two miles west of Paige on Highway 21. Attendees may bring a picnic lunch and socialize with old friends while enjoying barbecue hot sausage cold drinks and coffee.

Ridgeway Paige Highway 21

Annual Milam County Crops Tour Planned for July 13

Milam County Crops Tour set for July 13 with chair J D Moore announcing the event. Volunteers will meet Ben Spears and John Box from Texas A&M at Baileys Store in Branchville at 8 a.m. for field tests on maize varieties sorghum midge chemical use and grass control corn and cotton varieties and irrigation. The tour should finish by noon.

J. D. Moore Milam County Coelman Duncum Ben Spears John Box Texas A&m Baileys Store Branchville

Sorghum Midge Threat to Texas Maize in 1963

The sorghum midge, a tiny insect hardly noticed by growers, posed a serious risk to late planted maize in Texas, costing farmers an estimated four to seven million dollars in 1963. The insect affects the maize head during blooming, causing grainless heads. Insecticides listed in guide MP-3.9 include Levin, Toxaphene, Andrin, Parathion, Thithion, Diazin, and Ethion for control.

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4-H Report to Nation Comes to Texas in July 1924

The 4-H Report to the Nation visits Texas July 1924 with a team including Patty Porter Jerrell Margaret Edmundson Nevada Jack Harper Louisiana Wayne Dabney Oklahoma. They were selected at the National 4H Conference in Washington. The tour covers Bryan College Station area Houston Lubbock Midland Odessa El Paso Amarillo and Fort Worth by plane plus local 4H activities at each stop.

Texas Patty Porter Jerrell Margaret Edmundson N Vada Jack Harper Louisiana Wayne Dabney Oklahoma Washington, D. C Bryan College Station Houston Lubbock Midland Odessa el Paso Amerillo Fort Worth

4H Program Committee Plans Thorndale Night Event

The 4H Program Committee met in Thorndale at 3 p.m. to finalize last minute arrangements for the night program. Members present were Peggy Stephens LeRoy Stephens Peggy Sephens LeRoy Stephens and Mrs Boyd Stephens.

Thorndale Peggy Stephens LeRoy Stephens Peggy, Sephens Boyd Stephens

Production pedigrees gain ground in cattle sales

Texas researchers say buyers will soon study production pedigrees alongside traditional lineage to gauge breeding value. Extension expert L A Meddox predicts widespread use within a decade, noting data on weights, gain, fertility, and carcass traits from bulls and calves.

Texas L. A. Meddox Texas A&m University Me‘dox Performance Registry International Denver Colo

Home Demonstration Group Completes 4H Unit Projects

The Home Improvement group met June 26 and 28 to finish the 4H Unit. Members worked on bedroom layouts, furniture placement, and storage. Regina Fleming and Debbie Hanel presented a filmstrip on decorating, while girls refinished a night stand and a table.

Debbie Hanel Regina Fleming Mary Carolyn Matula Beth Brock Wayne Fleming Regina Eeming Regina Cynthia Krieg Reema Fleming

Cameron Livestock Auction Reports Week End Prices

Auction records show 326 cattle and 53 hogs consigned at Cameron Livestock Auction. Prices range for steers calves and cows with values for fat cows bulls calves hogs and feeders across grades and weights.

Cameron

4-H Girls to Attend 1965 Lake Brownwood Training Lab

Five 4-H girls and one adult leader from Taylor County will attend the 1965 Girls Training Laboratory at Lake Brownwood starting July 8. Delegates include Kathy Harris Margie Orr Ellen Luckey Betty Margar et Orr and Mrs visor, with Miss Ramke as supervisor. Junior leaders Fritzi Asher and LaNe’s Fitch will represent Miam County from Thorndale and Troup for Electric Camp experience.

Lake Brownwood Miss Ramke Kathy Harris Margie Orr Superof Thorndale Ellen Luckey Countywide Betty Margaret Orr Rockdale Visor Fritzi Asher Thorndale 4-H LaNe Fitch Troup Wiill Miam County

Summer Transplant Of Interest If You Buy Build New Home

Texas A M Extension horticulturist Everett E Janne says new homeowners can transplant shrubs and trees in summer not just fall. Choose healthy container grown or balled plants, prepare soil with peat moss, dig a hole 50 percent wider than the root ball, remove burlap above ground, water to settle, and delay fertilizer until new growth begins.

College Station Everett E. Janne Texas A&m University Extension Landscape Horticulturist Janne

Services Held For Ruben Tubbs 83

Funeral services for Ruben Tubbs 83 who died Monday in Temple were held Wednesday at Marek Burns funeral home with Rev. Bob Wimberly and Rev. J E Lafferty officiating. Burial was in Oak Hill Cemetery. Tubbs born February 17 1882 in Selma Alabama lived in Cameron 29 years retired farmer Spanish American War veteran member Veterans of Foreign Wars American Legion. Survivors include wife five sons one daughter a brother a sister 19 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren.

Ruben Tubbs Temple Marek-Burns Bob Wimberly J. E. Lafferty Oak Hill Cemetery Mr. Tubbs Selma Ala Cameron Tubbs Veterans of Foreign Wars J. D. Tubbs Frank Tubbs Melvin Tubbs Bryan Leo Tubbs Houston Don Tubbs Chicago, Il Lee McCollum Rosebud Claude Tubbs San Angelo Mable Edwards Los Angeles

Reynolds and Roselers vacationing visiting relatives

Mr. and Mrs Bennie Reynolds of Houston and Betty Sue Roseler of Dallas are visiting Bill Roseler and family. The Reynolds and Roseler couples and their sons spent Sunday in Dallas. David stayed longer for additional visiting.

Bennie Reynolds Houston Betty Sue Roseler Dallas Bill Roselers Bill Roseler David

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