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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1969
Page
2
In a high profile Little League clash the Yankees defeated the Indians 5 to 1 to seize a 4-1 season record as the Indians suffer a 3-3 mark. Jeff Reed and Jeff Smitherman fueled the Yankee offense while Nehemiah Rangel drove in the Indians lone run.
Ed ginny Gondy is very ill at King Daughters Hospital Temple. Warren McCall remains a patient in Newton Hospital Cameron. South Elm Baptist Church hosts a three day revival June 20 to 22 with 7 30 pm services and different speakers each evening.
The Halpain family expresses deep appreciation for sympathy, flowers, and food sent by friends after their loss.
Coach Ron Murdock reports 80 students signed up for driver education, exceeding the ideal class size of 35. The program grows after state rules requiring under 18 drivers to complete ed and a $35 fee seen as reducing teenage insurance costs. With eight or more students ready to train, plans shift to August football practice. The note ends with family gratitude for kindness during sorrow.
Alfred Roy Gelner, 14, died June 15 in an Austin hospital. Born July 29, 1954 in Cameron, funeral services were held June 17 at the United Church of Chii in Ben Arnold, with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery, Cameron. Survivors include his parents, a sister in Houston, and grandparents in Cameron and Burlington. Marek Burns Funeral Home handled arrangements.
Rufus Miree Cosby 72 of Hearne died Saturday in a Houston hospital after a short illness. Funeral was 2 pm Monday at Grace Methodist Church Hearne with Rev Elwood W Brown officiating. Burial in Pebble Grove Cemetery Maysfield. Cosby a retired grocer and World War I veteran survived by wife Hazel. sons James Houston and David Hearne. daughter June Coker Rusk. brothers Ben Cosh Texas City Virgil Cosby Milford J C Cosby San Antonio. sisters Lela Gann Tom Turner Cameron Ida Ford Yarrellton Ida Irene Ford Galveston. three grandchildren Phillips Luckey. Phillips and Luckey Funeral Home Rockdale in charge.
The Citizens National Bank of Cameron as guardian and Lydia Miller guardian and executrix invite sealed bids for the sale of a house and lot at 98 West First Street Cameron Milam County Texas. Bids open at 10:00 a.m. Thursday July 10 1969 at the bank office with right to reject all bids.
Twenty eight Cameron area youngsters enrolled in the Cameron Summer Recreation Program tennis instruction at Yee Courts. Miss Kittie Kestenbaum assists mornings with Frank M. Luecke guiding Saturday sessions. Instruction is free and divided into beginners and beginner intermediates with a planned July 19 tournament.
Little River Baptist Church of Jones Prairie will hold revival services June 29 to July 4 with Dr. Glenn Hilburn as evangelist. Ann Curtis will lead singing. Dr. Hilburn, a Paylor University history professor and world traveler, has lectured on religious history and holds degrees from Southwestern Seminary.
Cheryl Noland of Cameron received a BS in business administration from Texas Woman’s University Denton at June commencement. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs C G Chamberlain of Cameron.
Mrs Gladys Maxwell of Rockdale is DKG president at Beta Nu Chapter and attends the Alpha State Convention in Austin along with first vice president Mrs Flibeth Holloway of Rockdale and publicity chair Mrs Mary Stubbs of Rosebud last weekend.
The Cameron A's lost to Rosebud 11 to 1 and beat Buckholts 9 to 3. Richard Cummings stole home for the A’s lone run against Rosebud. Rosebud built a big lead in the 6th and 7th innings, while the A’s hitters included Mike Malone and Cummings with multiple hits. Buckholts tallied in the top of the second and final runs came on a two base hit by Carl Tomasek. Miss Lowise Jamison visits North Carolina relatives.
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