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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1951

Page

12

Tennis Courts Repair Urged by Cameron School Board

Dr C G Swift president of Cameron School Board and Frank Cheeves told the City Council that Yee High School tennis court has many holes. City to fill holes with street material. court resurfacing to follow at an estimated cost of five to six hundred dollars. The council unanimously approved city work on the court.

C. G. Swift Cameron School Board Frank Cheeves Yee High School Dr. Swift Swift A. N. Green Robert Weems L. van Perkins C. B. Harden

Ranch and Feed Store Opens with Free Pony Ride

The new Ranch and Feed Store to open with Fred Baker as manager and a free ride on a Shetland pony for a child with each purchase. Public invited to visit on opening day to view featured items.

Fred Baker

Social visits include Barmores and Kennedy family

Mrs. E. L. Barmore of San Benito visits Mrs. J. L. Barmore for several days. Gene Kennedy and his children from Bryan were guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richards on Sunday.

E. L. Barmore San Benito J. L. Barmore Gene Kennedy Bryan Frank Richards

Council weighs bond election over municipal building site

Aldermen face absence and a $55000 bond vote amid debate on relocating the municipal building from the fire station site. Firemen and taxpayers voice opposition to the current site while urging civic groups to unite for a plan that benefits the city’s progress. Collaboration and broad civic involvement are urged.

Perkins Chamber of Commerce Junior Chamber of Commerce Fire Department Rotary Club Lions Club American Legion B & P Women Club

Card of Thanks for Joseph Matula

We express deep appreciation for kindness from neighbors and friends after the death of husband and father Joseph Matula. Gratitude for the beautiful floral offerings from the community. Joe Matula Family

Joseph Matula

Hickman Family Reunites At Clark AFB Luzon

Mrs Ida F Hickman and children Shirley Dennis and Dean join Sgt O B Hickman at Clark Air Force Base in Central Luzon Philippines. They arrived aboard a U S Naval transport with other Air Force families and will live in the military dependents housing area on base. Sergeant Hickman began service in 1936 in the U S Army and served in Europe and Germany during WWII. He joined the Air Force in 1948 and has 16 years in uniform. He holds the Purple Heart and several campaign medals.

Hickman Waco Philippines Ida F. Hickman Shirley Dennis Dean O. B. Hickman Clark Air Force Base Luzon Islands United States U.S. Naval Air Force Clark Afb 24Th St Hickmans Philippine U. S. Army England France Belgium Holland Germany Monroe Hickman Cameron Sgt Ida Cummings Thorndale Armed Services

Waco Bride’s Bridesmaid Visits Parents This Weekend

Miss Hazel Warren of Waco spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Warren. She recently served as bridesmaid at the marriage of Miss Margie Pederson of Clifton to Doyle Cox and is employed with Amicable Life Insurance Co. in Waco.

Hazel Warren Waco L. T. Warren Miss Warren Margie Pederson Clifton Doyle Cox Amicable Life Insurance Co

Dakels visit area, tied to local families and Dow Chemical work

Mr and Mrs Ernest Dakel of Bay Town are visiting the home of Mr and Mrs H L Dakel this week. They recently stayed in Grand Prairie with Mr and Mrs Robert Lee Dakel and visited Mr and Mrs Bob Busker in Lott. Mr Dakel works at the Dow Chemical plant in Pasadena.

Ernest Dakel Baytown H. L. Dakel Grand Prairie Robert Lee Dakel Bob Busker Lott Mr. Dakel Dow Chemical Plant Pasadena

W. D. Stroud Family List Expansion Across Texas

The notice lists numerous Stroud relatives spread from Atlanta to Cameron and beyond, including Pam and Bubba Lucas in Cameron and Opal Lucas in Colorado City, with many others in Springtown Stanton Levelland Pecos Snider Midland McAllen Dallas Fort Worth and Corpus Christi.

Sey Atlanta Texas Charlie Worchester Pam Bubba Lucas Cameron Opal Lucas Colorado City Stanley Hughes Marilyn Dwight Scott Woody Kenneth Dwayne Frank Selby Frank Stroud James Stroud Jimmy Springtown Penny Stroud Sue Stanton, Texas Weldon Stroud Gloria Jean Levelland A. Z. Hart Donna Mae Bill Pecos Coyes. Williams Gloria Faye Elmer Stroud Snider Ruth Stroud Midland George Stroud Waymon William McAllen Horace C. Wilson Weatherford Waymon Wilson Douglas Bob Rae Beth Dallas Carl Eby Jerry Annette Jean Ft. Worth Bill Wilson Mike Corpus Christi Jim Stroud Ben Browder

Picnic at Worchester home honors guests and family

Lorena Maynald of Lubbock and Mattie Bivins 87 of Atlanta attended as the oldest guest while three month old Mike Wilson was the youngest. A full picnic lunch was served under shade trees and group photos were taken during the day.

Mattie Bivins Atlanta Mike Wilson Worchester

McAllen Farmer Wins Cotton Derby After Hectic Day

Sylvester Martinez, 50, a Rio Grande bottom land grower near La Grulla, won the cotton derby after a frantic day. He left McAllen around 6 30 p m Saturday and drove up to 80 mph on open stretches, arriving at the Farley and Williams Gin Co in McAllen at 3 p m amid pouring rain.

Houston Sylvester Martinez McAllen Martinez Rio Grande la Grulla Farley and Williams Gin Company

Cotton Bale Reaches 665 Pounds After Backtrack to Field

Martinez initially weighs 400 pounds for a bale but must meet a 450 pound minimum. He returns to the field and adds over 200 pounds, finalizing a 665 pound bale around 6:15 pm. By 6:30 pm, Martinez and Schaefer depart McAllen for Houston with the typical Starr County cotton graded middling bright.

Martinez Williams Schaefer McAllen Houston Starr County

Mrs Fletcher to Attend Austin Wedding of Daughter Billie

Mrs W H Fletcher plans to leave early Wednesday for Austin to attend the wedding of her daughter Billie to Bob Howard of Austin. The ceremony will be Friday June 22 at the First Baptist Church in Austin. Teddy Ray, her son, will also attend the wedding. Billie is well known in Cameron.

W.H. Fletcher Austin Billie Bob Howard First Baptist Church Teddy Ray Cameron

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Council TO Ferings Joe Matula Ida Hickman Sgt. Hickman W. D. Stroud Lorena Maynald Lubbock Coca-Cola Company Coca-Cola Bottling Co Cameron, Texas The Farm and Ranch Supply Dome Santa Fe Town Batte Sheet & Metal Works Seth N. Corley, JR
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