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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1966
Page
1
Congressman Poage argues minimum wage plans risk raising prices, hurting employment, and burdening small farmers. He warns costs could force small businesses out of work and that agriculture does not fit the bill’s framework, urging a vote against the measure.
Mrs. McAtee sells her home to Mr and Mrs Schonhoeli and will move to Louisiana. The Schonhoelis plan to occupy the McAtee home in about a month. Mrs Ray Lindsey and Mrs Marion Heeves embark on a 10 day to two week trip visiting Joplin Kansas City Mo Cheyenne Wyo El Paso Fort Worth and plan to meet relatives. John and Damivlle Prescott Crosley and McCallum family ties noted with Burlington links. Visitors include Foshen Stoebners Martins and Prescotts at various local stops.
Suzanne Barbara Lippman of Cameron was awarded the Bachelor of Science degree at Trinity University in San Antonio. President James W. Laurie conferred the degree. The 97th commencement featured Dr. Frank G. Tickey as speaker and noted Trinity's liberal arts offerings and church sponsorship.
The First Baptist Church of Rogers reports 116 students for its Daily Vacation Bible School the largest opening enrollment in years. An intermediate group for ages 13 meets at night. Commencement exercises set for 7 30 p m Friday June 3 at the church.
A meat stuffed eggplant dish using lamb mince meat rice tomatoes and butter. The shell is prepared by parboiling the eggplant and baking filled halves with a buttered breadcrumb topping until tender and golden.
Sam E. Morrison of Mineral Wells is named director of industrial development for Texas Power & Light. Garland Button becomes general manager. Tom Health of Dallas named manager of community development, replacing Coy Stanphill who is now TP&L district manager at Denison.
Pauline Garcia 41 died Sunday May 29 funeral held June 1 at Blessed Sacrament Church with Rev Jimmy Gernald officiating. Burial in St Monica Cemetery. Born June 30 1924 in Cameron. Survivors include parents Dan Garcia Sr of Cameron, five brothers Dan Jr Waco Abel Tyler Bonificio John Milwaukee Acencion Dayton Ohio, three sisters Oralia Puente Cameron Amelia Alfario Tyler Ester Garcia Cameron, one aunt Manualea Castilleja Cameron. Marek Burns Funeral Home in charge.
The County Wide 4 H held a May 30 meeting at First Baptist Church electing officers for the next year: President Madeline McClaren Vice-President Larry Jungmann Secretary Cynthia Matula Treasurer Leon Hollas Reporter David McClaren Council Delegate Brenda Watkins Parliamentarian Melvin Hollas Recreation Leader Melanie McClaren. Summer events include a June 30 hayride July 14 county camp and a barbecue with date to be announced.
To Mr. and Mrs. William S. Kelm a girl Monica Ann weighing 8 pounds 9 ounces was born 2 45 p m May 26 at Kings Daughters Hospital Temple Grandparents are Mrs Annie Jungmann Rogers and Mrs W R Kelm Burlington Great grandmother Mrs Ida Schneider Burlington
Struggling with broken bent tent pegs. Use one half by ten inch building anchor bolts. They're tough, cheap and fast forever for secure setups.
At Schreiner Institute Kerrville, Vollerhal accepts the interural trophy for the Schreiner team while Smith, a Schreiner freshman, is noted as son of Mr. and Mrs Niley J. Smith. Jerry Dartick and John Cardier attend a Southwestern division marketing meeting in Houston hosted by Falstaff Distributing Company and Brew ing Corporation.
Cotton farmers boost chemical weed and grass control using mixtures such as M.S.M.A. with Herban in 80 gallons of water to cover six acres, and a second mix of Cotoran with D.S.M.A plus surfactant. Sunlight and application timing affect effectiveness, and costs run about $1.25 per acre.
A fragmented list details multiple land transfers and lot sales in Milam City and Heekdale including Lot 1 Block 16 additions and Lot 4 in Coffield Survey. Transactions involve buyers such as F Peebles Jr and Houston Oklahoma Oil Co with nominal sums around $10 to $19 and various other considerations.
Texas Parks and Wildlife biologist Jack Thomas notes velvet horn deer born in 1958 and 1959 showed a condition. He says a diet deficiency during those years likely caused the ailment, leaving white tailed deer sterile.
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