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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1954
Page
6
Parishioners gather as a three week revival continues at Rev. Bowley's church with attendance growing each day. The event invites all locals to join morning and evening services.
Mrs Christine Hyde departed for her residence in Eugene Oregon on Friday.
American League defeated the Nationals 11 to 9 in a dramatic Midsummer Classic. Al Rosen slugged two homers and drove in five, with contributions from Boone Doby Bell and Kluszewski. Dean Stone earned the win for the Senators as the AL ends a five year drought.
Grantland Rice, famed sports writer, died Tuesday night of a heart attack at a New York hospital. He was a trojan of the sports column and was at his desk writing when stricken Tuesday afternoon. He was rushed to a hospital where he passed away.
The article honors Rice a world renowned sports writer who died after a long career spanning World War I to the present. A Tennessee native and Vanderbilt graduate he edited sports films wrote numerous magazine pieces and selected All American teams. He helmed The Sportlight column and was famed as a leading syndicated columnist.
Griffin Barrett scored 907 to earn the second highest honor at the Royal Ambassador Camp Bastrop this week. Eleven First Baptist Church boys attended with Charles Laird of Temple scoring 912 to lead. The group returned Friday escorted by Glenn Dodson Dick Young and Jimmie Asher.
S. W. McClaren Jr district director 16 and Eddie Sanderford of Paris left Dallas by plane on Saturday morning July 10 for Jacksonville Florida to attend a regional training school that began at Dayton Florida.
On Monday July 12 the training school runs through Friday July 16 with discussions on important issues and new courses. Farm Bureau topics for southern farmers and ranchers will be featured at meetings, with several Texas representatives attending including J Walter Hammond president of Texas Farm Bureau Federation.
A Thursday night Milam County Farm Bureau picnic at the city park attracted over two hundred members and guests. John A. Smith opened the event, Charles Terry led the invocation, and activities included games and group singing directed by Mrs. Allen Mrs. McClaren Jr and Mrs. Hearne.
Reverend H. M. Bowley will conduct a revival in Buckholts starting Wednesday night July 21. The meetings will be held on the gin lot beneath a large tent with services each night at 8 accompanied by special music.
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