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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1958
Page
5
Kenneth Caldwell son of Mr and Mrs B C Caldwell of Cameron is a patient at St Edwards Hospital and was reported to be improving today.
The children of Mrs A W Rickett invite friends to an open house honoring their mother Sunday July 13 from 5 to 7 p.m. at their home.
Americas outdoors flourish as Texans enjoy picnics and camping across 49 state parks many with camping facilities. The piece highlights folding picnic tables, dehydrated foods, instant meals, and quick prep tips for fish and game to enhance weekend escapes.
Rev and Mrs D C James host an open house Saturday 5 to 7 pm at 101 East 5th to welcome members of the First Presbyterian Church and guests. Special guest Miss Mary Lou Jones from Itasca Presbyterian Home will attend.
Susan Renee weighs seven pounds fourteen ounces at birth on Monday in Dallas to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chandler. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Slavik of Cameron and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Chandler of Maysfield.
A speculative column ponders consequences of Alaska joining the Union and jokes about Texas. It notes a federal district court bid for secession by three Texas counties and muses on possible moves if Hawaii becomes a state.
House with good well sits on 12 acres four miles from Cameron on Highway 36. Includes government tank stocked with fish. Must sell as leaving Milam County. Contact Harrison McLerran at 780-W-2.
Miss Mary Frances Zarosky and Lee B. Shipp Jr. exchanged vows at St Monica's Church in a ceremony decorated with gladioli. The couple, both Yoe High School graduates, plan to live in Cameron after a Tyler wedding trip.
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