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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1953
Page
9
The document presents figures for total assets of 6,753,047.16 and total liabilities of 6,227,324.09, with capital accounts listing common stock 100,000.00 and surplus 400,000.00 plus undivided profits of 25,723.07. Deposits include demand and time accounts and government and subdivision funds.
Total Liabilities and Capital Accounts amount to 6 753 047 16 dollars. Memoranda show assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities at 1 052 700 dollars. Ladis Marek, cashier, swears the statement is true to the best of knowledge and belief. Notary Doris Nell Hornung certifies on July 3, 1953.
The City of Cameron invites bids for a one ton six cylinder pickup with oil filter air cleaner standard cab four speed transmission 650 16 tires and six ply tires Bids must be submitted to the City Secretary by July 21 1953 at 730 p m The city reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
Burlington residents share Fourth of July gatherings with relatives from Houston Corpus Christi and Waco. Rev Lewis Newman conducts services at the Baptist Church with the Lord s Supper observed. Community note includes a farm death funeral travel plans and upcoming revival and Bible School activities.
She will be joined by her brother Charlie Tackett of Muskogee Oklahoma at Texarkana and will continue the remainder of the journey with him.
Mrs. Joe J. Pajestka 40 sister of Rudolph Robert and Henry Tomasek of Cameron died Sunday in an Austin hospital after an extended illness. Born February 18 1913 in Cameron she married Joe Pajestka in 1937. She lived near Holland since 1987 and belonged to St Cyril and Methodius Church Granger. Funeral at St Cyril and Methodius Wednesday 9:45 a m burial Holy Cross Granger Goodnight Funeral Home in charge Pallbearers Willie Janicek Charlie Pajestka Frank Pajestka John Pavalot Jerry Pavalot Adolph Jarlich. Survived by husband of Holland two daughters Anne and Jo Ann Pajestka both of Holland three Cameron brothers and two Holland sisters.
The Knights of Pythias Lodge installed officers at 8 p m with B L Archer as Chancellor Commander A J Smith Vice Chancellor Bert Nicholson Prelate James A Cryer Master of Works Jim Miller Master of Arms Hinton Pruett Inner Guard H L Harris Outer Guard Allen Dodson Secretary The group heard A J Smith discuss his Canada and Alaska trip and Roy Wright reported on the Grand Lodge Meeting in Beaumont All officers and members are urged to attend the installation tonight The Lodge opens at 8 p m
The Burlington Home Demonstration Club met July 2 at Mrs. Floyd Swanzy's home. Activities included singing, pledges, games with prizes, a library reading, and a council report. Mrs. Swanzy showed aluminum trays and a gown, and Mrs. Swanky presented the True Sponge Cake program. Refreshments were served. next meeting July 16 with Mrs. Dennis Klein host.
The United Evangelical and Reformed Church in Ben Arnold announces Vacation Bible School from July 13 to July 24 with daily sessions 8 30 to 10 30 a m for children aged 4 to 15. Supervisors include Velma Chollett Kindergarten Mrs Edwin Ludecke Primary Mrs Will Stall Junior and Rev Albert Petrick Intermediate with Mrs Hugo Miller in charge of refreshments.
The Times in London funds a free memorial book for American G I s who died in World War II serving in England. Applicants mail full name unit station and applicant details to R L Kennedy or Col J J Astor with a relation’s contact. A Texas donor notes relatives value the book highly. Also noted are a county home demonstration arts workshop at Texas Tech July 6-10 and a Dallas resident visiting Cameron relatives.
The Adult Farmers group, formed in April, will meet at 8 p m July 14 at the Sharp schoolhouse. J D Sartwelle vice president of Port City Stock Yard Houston will speak on the future outlook on the beef cattle market. Officers are Marvin Petty president W H Kohring vice president and D F Hine secretary.
The arrival of Doris Jean Crouch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Crouch of Milan, born at 5 32 a.m. July 4 at St. Edward Hospital. Doris Jean weighed 9 pounds 2 ounces.
Frances Hope Marsh, daughter of Mr and Mrs A Marsh of Brenham, born July 3 1958 at St Francis Hospital Brenham weighing 7 pounds 1 ounce. She is joined by sisters Patricia age 10 and Barbara Ann age 6. Mr Marsh owns The Leader in Cameron.
Mrs. J C Barrett Sr of Cameron is undergoing medical treatment at Newton Memorial Hospital.
Among the guests attending the Liberty homecoming Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Lankford from Mesquite and daughter, Mrs. Leonard Allgood and little son Larry from Quinlan, and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Lantrip of Lake Charles Louisiana.
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