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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1949
Page
2
Officers sought a soldier believed to have stolen a 1936 Ford from Raymond McCloud Tuesday night. Sheriff Carl Black said the car was found on the highway near Rogers early this morning after being taken about 1 am Wednesday. McCloud reports a soldier was seen at the Santa Fe yard shortly before the theft.
Mr and Mrs George H Deer return to their Freer home Monday following a weekend visit with Mr and Mrs Sam Deer.
Mrs. Abner Ingram Sr., 71, died at her Cameron home at 11:50 p m Wednesday June 1 after long illness. Funeral at 4 p m Thursday June 2 from Marek Burns Funeral Home chapel with Rev Percy A Corkern. Burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Survived by husband Abner Ingram Sr two sons Coley Ingram Brady and Jack Ingram Cameron five daughters Mrs Clyde Richey San Antonio Mrs Herman Lange Calvert Mrs Hardy Fuller Cameron Mrs J T Hart San Antonio and Mrs Arthur Cobb Houston five brothers Jesse Angell Houston John Angell Beaumont Charlie Angell Austin Fred Angell Lawndale and T P Angell Bertram fifteen grandchildren.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Smith entertained their son Hollis Smith of Mississippi and daughter in law Miss Elda Mae Smith of Victoria as weekend guests.
Mr and Mrs C L Canady and Mr and Mrs W E Kuehl attended the commencement exercises at Bay lor Sunday.
Clarence Eugene Phipps, son of Mr and Mrs W M Phipps of Cameron, will receive his bachelor of arts degree at Austin College Sherman in the ninety ninth annual commencement. He is among 140 in the largest class in the college history. Dr T G Blocker Jr a UT Medical Branch plastic surgeon in Galveston will deliver the commencement address. Rev James I McCord Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary will deliver the baccalaureate sermon.
Mrs. Viola K. Ward of Hearne pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and was fined 100 dollars by Judge Dan Tyson. Constable I Robbins of Milano testified Ward, so drunk she could hardly walk, crashed on Highway 69 near Milano and lay suspended for six months.
Mrs John Brod and her son Tommy join Mr and Mrs O J Brod for a Sunday trip to Bryan to visit Mr and Mrs Robert Buffington.
Big group sponsors accompany Belmena school children to Cameron for a welcoming city tour and a picnic climaxed at Wilson Ledbetter park. Two teachers and ten sponsors joined the read more: Joy Ann Thweatt Laverne Gooch Billy Floyd Dodson Tom Harwell Marie Heinz Ann Rochetzsky Leo Giesse Joyce Mullinax Earnest Harwell Charleene Brown Billy Hensley Mary Harwell Nell Gooch Betty Lou Heinz Jimmy Edwards.
E E Vogelsang and his son Danny of Houston were guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Willie Mees on Sunday.
Word from Corning Iowa reports Capt and Mrs W H Garner welcomed a baby boy born Tuesday May 24 1949. The infant weighed seven pounds and was named John Gohmert Garner. Mrs Garner is Dorothy Gohmert of Cameron daughter of Mr and Mrs L F Gohmert.
The Friends of Curtis Barron report he is ill and receiving care at a local hospital. The message notes concern from his circle and requests prayers and good thoughts for his recovery.
Mrs. Dora Hinton Miss Myrtle Hinton and Bessie McLendon of Cameron attended the Raimer family reunion in Woodville on Saturday and Sunday. The reunion is an annual event with about 40 attendees, and Mrs. Hinton was a Raimer by birth.
Mr and Mrs Lewis Boggan and their sons along with Mrs Emma Copus of Houston visited relatives and friends in Cameron over the weekend, sharing time and catching up with local acquaintances.
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