Boy Scouts Troop 52 Elects Scribe and Captains
Troop 52 met Friday with 36 attending including all officials. Plans for a summer camp on Little River were discussed and a location is being sought. Richard Houston elected Troop Scribe. Rudolph Michalka named Fox patrol leader with Frank Richt er Jr. as assistant. George Matocha patrol leader. Edward Schiller as assistant. Louis Matula elected captain of the troop baseball team. Second class signalling studied Morse code. Frank Ennis demonstrated transmitter. Fox patrol won an active game period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little River
Richard Houston
Rudolph Michalka
Fox Patrol
Frank Richter, Jr
George Matocha
Edward Schiller
Louis Matula
Frank Ennis
Lady Takes Cardui and Relief from Side Pain Reported
Last summer health declined and Mrs. H. E. Slaughter of Norman Oklahoma began taking Cardui as her mother had suggested in girlhood. She describes feeling run down with headaches and dizziness and persistent right side pain that disappeared after using Cardui. She notes multiple bottles used and continued improvement. Cardui sold at local drug stores.
Fruits
Dr William J Scholes explains fruits are mostly water with little fat and negligible protein. Dried and preserved fruits raise nutrient density with sugar. canned fruits remain largely unchanged. Fruits provide carbohydrates minerals vitamins fiber and laxative action and help neutralize protein foods while stimulating appetite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Scholes
Yee High School Honors Honorary Eagle and Life Scouts
The Yee High School graduates Eagle Scout Robert Hensley and Life Scout August Morrow among the year's graduates. Trop 52 baseball beat Marlow 21 to 2 with Hank Matula on the mound, striking out 17 and allowing 3 hits. Troop 52 may play on their new lot next Sunday in the National Bohemian Hall pasture, thanks to Mr. Storey. Elwood Chamberlain of Walker's Creek visited the county seat Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hensley
August Morrow
Yee High School
Trop 52
Marlow
Hank Matula
Troop 52
National Bohemian Hall
Storey
Open Letter Promotes Ford Car Motor Exchange Plan
An open letter from Ford executives promotes a plan to exchange worn engines for rebuilt units at fixed prices. Four cylinder motors cost 44.50 and V eight units 49.50, with labor and transport included. The program targets owners with high mileage and aims to refresh engines within eight hours.
Goodwill Tours Schedule With Cameron Band Concerts
The Chamber of Commerce adopts a schedule of goodwill trips to listed towns with the Cameron Band joining all trips for concerts. The schedule may change and towns will be notified of any changes.
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The
Chamber of Commerce
Cameron
Buckholts Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Buckholts residents host guests from Waco Cameron and Temple during weekend and week long visits. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Mack Cummings, Miss Reba Burnett, Miss Mattie Bancom Elliott, Mrs. J H Kohut and daughters, Miss Gwyne Shipp, and numerous Cameron and Lometa travelers. Clear reports note illnesses and recoveries, plus trips to Bell County, Rockdale, Odom, and Corpus Christi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kuzel
Bell County
Reba Burnett
Marlow
Mary Frances Elliott
Mattie Bancom Elliott
J. H . Kohut
Daughters
Temple
Gwyne Shipp
Cameron
Maxine Hyer
W. G. Bain and Sons
Vernon
Gail
Lometa
Ed Kolba
Rockdale
Dabney
Virginia
Ivy Jean
Rog
Ers
J. M. Mitcham
R. R. Dabney
BE. EB. Phillips
H. N. Harris
Gladys
H. J. Hollis
Henry
J. A. Walschak
Bud Mareck
I. C. Lawson
Frank Kleiber
Hugo Horstmann
Forest Kerr
W. G. Bain
Vernon Bain
Odom
Corpus Christi
Cameron Kin Visit Spreads Across City
Cameron residents spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kraull and with Mrs. F. W. Schiller and her daughter. Monday visits included Mr. and Mrs. Martin Rubac and son Emil and Mr. and Mrs. John Tomaseck and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Joe Kraull
Ernest Kahler
F. W. Schiller
Martin Rubac
Emil
John Tomaseck
Memorial Services at Powers Chapel
Memorial services were held at Powers Chapel Sunday morning and graves of the fallen heroes were decorated by the U D C chapter of Rosebud. The cemetery is conceded to be the most beautiful rural cemetery in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powers Chapel
Rosebud
Ceme
Texas Community Picnic Under Oaks Draws Local Officials
A Texas gathering featured a noon meal served under vine covered oaks followed by congregational singing led by Willie of Cedar Springs. Judge John Watson of Cameron gave the address as attendees including Mrs. R. H. Johnson and Mrs. Sheffield, along with Judges Watson and Kemp, joined from Cameron.
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Tery
Texas
Willie
Cedar Springs
John Watson
Cameron
R. H. Johnson
Sheffield
Watson
Jeff T. Kemp
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boy Scouts
J. A. Lindle
John Ethel
Lionel Piveny
Rasputin the Empress
Milam Theatre
Cardui
Elwood Chamberlain
Walker's Creek
Will Ondrej
Parma
Santa Fe Town
Ford
Detroit
Mr. Ford
Hefley—Stedman Motor Co
McCormick
Deering Implements
Farmall
International Trucks
Buckholts
Mack Cummings
Waco
Laura Cummings
H. A. Kuzel
Albert Zajicek
Norma Kuzel
Lydia Mae Kraul
Temple Hospital
Jerrie Schiller
Powers
Dusek Pharmacy
Coleman-Eplen
Billie Marek
James L. Coleman
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