Baptist To Hold Last Services In Old Church
The First Baptist Church of Cameron will convene final services in its 1896 sanctuary, a Milam County landmark for 64 years. The new $150,000 sanctuary is awarded to Cofield Construction of Rockdale, with tearing of the old building handled by East First Used Lumber Yard of Austin.
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Baptist
First Baptist Church of
Cameron
Milam County
L. R. Scarborough
L . R. Scarborough
J. B. Gambrel
George W. Truett
Coffield Construction Company
Rockdale
East First Used Lumber Yard
Austin
Aubrey F. Russell
Milam Theatre
Council Studies Oak Hill Cemetery Cleanup Plan
Cameron City Council considers a phased plan for Oak Hill Cemetery maintenance and drainage improvements. Mayor Duncum appoints Councilmen Moseley and Smith to outline the program while weather delays paving on Lamar Street and North Fannin. The panel also backs civil defense education and easement rights for Citizens National Bank to install an underground pneumatic tube.
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Cameron
Oak Hill Cemetery
Coleman Duncum
Richard Moseley
John A Smith
Cam
Lamar Street
North
Fannin
Duncum
Cameron Public Schools
James Luckey
Citizens National Bank
Cameron School Board Votes For Pressbox And Staff Changes
The Cameron School Board called bids for a 33-foot press box at Yoe Field and outlined plans for the 1960 61 football season. The board met in regular session to discuss business and hear an improvement report. They hired Mrs Alice G Hughes and Mrs William F Arthur as home making unit and teacher at Yoe School. A vacancy arose with the resignation of Mrs Imogene Whatley who will teach.
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Cameron School Board
Alice G Hughes
William F. Arthur
Yoe School
Imogene Whatley
School Plans New Pressbox at Texas Christian University
A 33 by 8 foot pressbox with air conditioning separate areas for radio news and public address workers and an upper level for visiting and home team camermen is planned to replace the current south stands frame structure at Texas Christian University. A committee led by Dr S H Richardson outlined the plan and studies of comparable pressboxes in Central Texas schools. The board granted use of facilities for Civil Defense courses approved by the TEA and praised the work of the school tax equalization board.
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Texas Christian University
S. H. Richardson
Central Texas
Bids Opened For Newton Memorial Hospital Plan
Ten bids from Edwin Broecker R B Butler Inc Chappel Hill Construction Brenham Coffield Construction A P Kasch Sons McClellan Construction Martin B Stemands Stokes Construction Southern Engineering were opened for the Newton Memorial Hospital project all exceed cost expectations. Officials seek bid resubmissions to lower base cost for equipment funding and urge final contributions to raise Cameron's $50 000 quota toward about 45 100 in hand from 200 sponsors. A conference with bidders will seek lower bids by modifying the one floor four wing design.
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Edwin Broecker
R. B. Butler, Inc
Chappel Hill Construction Co
Brenham, Coffield Construction Co
A. P. Kasch & Sons
McClellan Construction Co
Martin B. Stemands, Inc
Stokes Construction Co
Southern Engineering & Construction Co
Cameron
Fund Drive
Th Hospital
Cameron Western Week sets attendance records at parade and horse show
Crowds reached about 12 500 for the parade at Wilson Ledbetter Park and 4 000 to 4 500 for the Cameron Saddle Club show. The Friday night crowd strained parking and seating as beard growing contest and a two mile parade highlighted a week of events in Cameron Texas.
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Cameron Saddle Club
Central Texas
Wilson - Ledbetter Park
Saddle Club
Chamber
Cameron
Cameron Jaycee
VHS
Cameron Club
Courthouse Square
Southwest
Bank plans drive in expansion in Cameron downtown
The Citizens National Bank announces a drive in bank and office expansion into the adjacent Macintosh building at Travis and Main Streets. An underground pneumatic tube will connect the new drive in to the main bank, with nine car spaces and two teller windows. The MacIntosh space will house loan officers and a directors room as the theater building is converted. The project marks the bank's 60th anniversary with bidding opening August 15 and completion in about 60 working days.
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Citizens National Bank
Macintosh Dept
Oxsheer Smith
Mamie A. Hefsey
Travis and
Main Streets
Cameron
McIntosh
Smith
W. R. Dede Matthews
Bryan
Burlington Board Studies North Milam Water Plan
About 40 residents from Burlington and Ben Arnold met to discuss a shared water system. FHA representatives outlined a community water corporation and financing options while a steering committee from local clergy and residents formed. A questionnaire will gauge resident interest as engineers are consulted on cost and well size.
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Burlington
Ben Arnold
North Milam
Farmers Home Administration
FHA
Walter G. Marek
O'Regan
Goertz
Phil Krause
Clarence Wolfe
Ben Fox
Herman Dorner
Marek
Gerald Cobb
Area Association
Dogs Required To Have City Dog Tags
Cameron dogs must wear city tax tags after July 25 or be placed in the City Dog Pound. Dogs kept in the pound for three days without claim will be disposed of. Police Chief Homer Johnson urges owners to tag pets or keep them off the streets.
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Cameron
Homer Johnson
Weather Notes July Readings In the Milann Area
Weather notes show high temperatures reaching 100 degrees on July 13 and a low of 72 degrees on the 19th. Milann area data record 51 inches of rainfall across July 13 to 17 with highs of 109 and greens low of 74, 73, and 72 on subsequent days.
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Milann
McIntosh Relocation Plans For Remodeled Store
McIntosh's Department Store moves to a remodeled Cameron Theatre building by October 1. Work began this week tearing out the box office and interior fixtures as crews modernize the front and interior with a glass facade. The relocation places the store two doors north of the current location.
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Cameron Theatre
McIintosh's
W. L. MclIntosh
McIntosh
the Herald
Community Club Schedule Lists Multiple Civic Meetings
Local clubs publish a series of meeting dates in July at various venues. Lions Club meets July 26 at Texan Cafe. Rotary meets July 27 at Cameron Country Club. Kiwanis gathers July 28 at Kathy's Cafe and IOOF Lodge. St Andres Lodge and Masons also hold July 28 events at KC Hall and Odd Fellow Hall.
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Rotary Club
Cameron Country Club
Kiwanis Club
Kathy's Cafe
Ioof Lodge
Odd Fellow Hall
St. Andres
Masonic Lodge
K of C
KC Hall
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