Mrs John Henderson Recovering After Surgery Report
Mrs. John Henderson remains in Marlin Hospital recovering from surgery and is reported resting well by staff.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1949
Page
5
Mrs. John Henderson remains in Marlin Hospital recovering from surgery and is reported resting well by staff.
Lawrence Michalka of Georgetown spent the weekend with his parents and relatives in Cameron.
Mrs. Bob Bailey Mrs. Oscar Pat tilo and Mr. and Mrs. J H Scarborough of Buckholts spent Sunday in Austin visiting friends and relatives.
W L Laws of Bartlett spends week with daughter, while many relatives travel visiting friends and grandparents in Yarrellton. Ed Pagel and family host visits from Fischer sisters and Mrs Page. Farmers report oats harvest, hay baling, and cotton and corn work with favorable crop prospects.
Miss Joyce Wise bride elect of Charlie Martin was feted at a Saturday afternoon shower hosted by Miss Avis White at the White home. The event featured fresh flowers, lawn refreshments, and gifts for the honoree before their June 3 1949 wedding at Liberty Methodist Church.
Parma Radio Service declares it repairs any make radio and offers lower prices to customers. The slogan emphasizes affordable service and guaranteed repair quality without specifying tones or warranties.
Mrs. Ora Arnold and Carolyn from Camp Hood spent Monday and Tuesday in Cameron visiting Mrs. Minnie McFarland and other relatives.
Mrs. H C Tindall returned from a visit with her daughter, Mr and Mrs T D Posey in Waco.
Weekend guests included Clydelle Walston and John Tom Baker of La Marque plus Henrietta Mode from Dallas. Curtis Barron returns from Newton Memorial Hospital to regain health. Marlow School hosts annual picnic at City Park and an ice cream supper at Marlow Baptist church draw about 75 attendees.
A hospital appeal in this newspaper prompted Newton Memorial Hospital employees to donate on Wednesday. Edward Davis, the business manager, collected the funds and listed donors including Frank Ermis Sr Charles Goodson Evelyn Kotrola Edith Walston Mrs J J Martin and Frances Michna.
Mrs Keninard Hughes of Houston spent several days in Cameron this week visiting her parents and other relatives.
Mr and Mrs W E Black of Houston spent the weekend visiting relatives in Cameron and Maysfield.
Henry Woods of Milano traveled to Cameron on a business trip during the week. The visit focused on local commerce and meetings with Cameron business interests.
The Delphian Club held its annual flower show at First Methodist Church with 176 entries. Judges praised potted plants and exhibits, awarding blue ribbons across divisions to members and local groups, including the Three Arts Club and Blue Ribbon winners in bulbs, tubers, and rhizomes.
Classification notes blue ribbons mark perfect entries. Second places receive red ribbons and white for third and honorable mention. Winning blue ribbons for potted plants include Mrs. H L Yager two entries Mrs Sam Mewhinney Mrs Will Triggs Mrs Rush Thomas Mrs Leland Denson Mrs Elmo Vaughn Mrs Albert Horstmann two entries Mrs Chas Terry Mrs Alvin Dusek five entries Mrs Leland Green Sr Miss Matchen Rischar Mrs J H Dusek Mrs Frank Lesovsky and Mrs M G Cox.
Edward Lee Copeland 15 drowned at the Municipal Swimming Pool in Hearne at 11:30 a m while swimming with a Mumford School picnic party. He stepped into deep water while tossing a ball. Efforts to revive him failed. Funeral services set for Thursday at 10 a m at Heartfield Funeral Home Hearne.
Six year old Dawna Faith Roberts emptied her savings bank to give $102 to her ill friend Little Linda. She told her doll she hoped Linda would get well and added that she wanted all her money to go to her friend. Her family includes Henry Ford Roberts and a two and a half year old brother Rocky Ford Roberts.
Mr and Mrs Bob Moorman of Chriesman visited Cameron on business and announced their son Bob Jr who has coached football at Ennis for three years has become coach at Allen Academy in Bryan with Graham Kyle of Rockdale as his assistant. Moorman was born at Yarrelston and one of his notable football products was Ted Weems.
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