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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1946
Page
3
The Cameron Herald, established 1860, entered as second class mail matter in Cameron Texas under federal act of March 3 1879. Editor and Publisher Jefferson B White is named in the masthead.
The column discusses adopting a Home Rule Charter to modernize city governance and raise tax flexibility. It criticizes pension cutoffs, urges flexible, universal elderly support, and praises Cameron Mack for opening a new service station. It urges public cost controls and local civic projects like a memorial auditorium.
The Czech Moravian Sunday School will sponsor a chicken dinner at Buckholts on Saturday July 27. A small charge of 3c per plate will be made. The public is cordially invited.
Mr and Mrs Frank Jedlicka and Mr and Mrs Rainey of Houston with Mrs F Bartek of Temple spent Sunday in the home of F A Marek, visiting and socializing with familiar faces from the community.
Walter H. Lester a World War II veteran has been named rural supervisor for rodent extermination in Milam County by the State Health Department and the County Commissioners Court. He recently completed training and assumes duties as the County Health Unit expands its program from cities to rural areas. The Herald will publish statements from Dr. George W. Cox State Health Officer and from Mr. Lester for details.
Beaumont evangelist Joe W. Castleman conducts a gospel meeting at Marlow Church of Christ with services nightly at 8:00 and Sunday mornings at 10:00. Saturday evening topic is Jacob's Ladder, Sunday topics are Second Coming of Christ and The Home. invitation extended.
Seventy nine absentee ballots are on file in Cameron County for the July 27 primary election. The county clerk’s office notes Tuesday afternoon July 24 as the final day to cast an absentee ballot. Voter interest appears below normal and the tally trails past primary figures.
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