Mother of Cameron Publisher Dies in Nixon
Mrs. W. A. White aged 75, mother of J. B. White, Cameron publisher, died Sunday night at a Nixon hospital after over two months of illness from heart disease. She had been hospitalized since March following flu and pneumonia. She was the widow of W. A. White, pioneer and Old Trail Driver, who died in 1949, born in Karnes County March 28, 1875, daughter of A. B. Hyatt and Mary Jane Taylor, and a charter member of First Baptist Church in Nixon.
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W. A. White
J. B. White
Cameron
Nixon
A. B. Hyatt
Mary Jane Taylor
Karnes County
Longtime Nixon church founders remembered in 1906 era note
Mrs. White leaves three children William H. White of San Antonio J B White of Cameron and Mrs R A Bomar of Three Rivers Texas Surviving grandchildren include Thomas J White of Los Alamos NM Mrs Herbert H Haase of West New York NJ Joseph William White of Houston and Royse A Bomar Jr of Kingsville TX Six great grandchildren also survive Funeral arrangements pending update Monday or Tuesday Eldest son William H White was en route to Chicago and unavailable for contact.
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Nixon
Galveston, Harrisburg
San Antonio
Range Country
Joseph William White
Houston
Royse A. Bomar, Jr
Kingsville
Texas
William H. White
Chicago
Girl Scouts Take Two Day Glen Rose Outing
Nine girls from Girl Scout Troop No. 2 met at Mrs. Charlie Nabours home for a two day camping trip to Glen Rose. Chaperons Mrs. R. G. Grabein and others accompanied them as they swam hiked and sightseen. Mrs. Frank Richards visited in Austin Sunday.
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Girl Scout Troop No. 2
Charlie Nabours
Glen Rose
Nancy Grabein
Nita Nabours
Jean Bradbury
Gloria Weems
Joyce Wallace
Billie Price
Ann Wimberly
Nan Hubert
Bobbie Price
R. G. Grabein
Melanie Fay James
J. S. Hubert
Frank Richards
Austin
Poage Talks Cotton Allotments and Farm Policy Outlook
Congressman Poage discusses the 1951 cotton allotment bill and potential 20 percent cuts depending on this year's crop. He notes acreages added from appeal boards, the chance of no wheat allotments if crops are short, and opposition to the Brannan Plan while supporting a two price system for cotton.
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Poage
Texas
Review Board
Senate
House
Treasury
Texas Farm Bureau Federations
Census Trends Show Two Texas Counties Lose Population
New 1950 census figures indicate overall growth in populous areas and decline in rural counties. Foard County drops from 5237 to 4212, Freestone falls 26 percent to 15644, while county seats Crowell Fairfield Teague Breckenridge and Wortham show mixed gains and losses. Rural Jones and Stephens counties lose substantial rural population.
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Texas
Foard County
Freestone County
Foard
Crowell
Freestone
Fairfield
Wortham
Teague
Breckenridge
Stephens
Lueders
Jones County
Family trip spans multiple western points of interest
Mrs. Steve Macal and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Nesuda and daughter travel to Colorado Yellowstone Park Salt Lake City and other noted attractions, touring via multiple destinations.
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Steve Macal
Milton Nesuda
Mrs. C. A. Hyde of Cameron Dies at 74
Mrs. C A Hyde 74 died at 1 15 am Monday on Route 2 Cameron Funeral services 2 pm Tuesday Powers Chapel Church burial Powers Chapel Cemetery Survived by husband C A Hyde three sons six daughters one sister 21 grandchildren seven great grandchildren
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C. A. Hyde
Route 2
Cameron
Powers Chapel Church
Powers Chapel
C. C. Hyde
Cleo Hyde
Lott
Clayton Hyde
M. F. Ashcraft
Fort Worth
Verna Hyde
Gertrude Hyde
L. A. Curtis
D. M. Moore
Rosebud
W. R. Bybee
Rusk
Annie Hasia
Waller
Corpus Christi Census Figure Cites 108 051 Population
Corpus Christi's population was announced today as 108 051, nearly double the 1940 total of 57 301. Mayor Leslie Wasserman said the census figure was lower than expected for the coastal city which benefited from a Navy boom during the late war.
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Corpus Christi
Leslie Wasserman
Ray Posival En rolls at Draughon Business College Dallas
Ray Posival son of Mr and Mrs Stan Posival of Buckholts has enrolled in Draughon Business College in Dallas He will begin course No 5 June 19 The course lasts about eleven months Ray ranks second in his class and has been school librarian for four years He has been class president for the past two years He has shown perfect attendance for four years and was honored to present awards to students with perfect attendance
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Ray Posival
Stan Posival
Buckholts
Draughon Business College
Dallas
Ray
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E. A. Camp
E. B. Camp
Bugs Bunny
Warner Bros. Cartoons, Inc
Buster
Doc
Scram
Bright Eyes
U. S
U.S
The
Cameron Herald
U. S. Treasury
Treasury Department and
Advertising Council
Congress
Oasys
Oy Ca Ue
Reores Lamar Trott
Business
Americas
America
Escorp
Willow Run, Michigan
Maysfield Mercantile Company
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