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Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1954

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Average County Cotton Crop Seen Amid Heat and Weevil Drop

Cotton in this county shows a declining insect pressure due to dry hot weather. J D Moore reports 3000 acres surveyed found insufficient boll weevil levels for further poison. prairie farms remain threatened by wintering weevils. Pink boll worms found on one farm but under 2 percent. early stalk destruction and deep plowing cited as best controls. Overall county crop prospects remain average with caution in timbered areas.

J. D. Moore Walter Senkel Jones Prairie Senkel Johnny Moerke Thorndale Brushy Creek

Milam County Dems Set Deadline for Primary Filing Fees

Milam County Democratic Executive Committee set June 26 as the deadline for payment of assessment fees to qualify for the July primary ballot. Chairman Max McClaren said twenty two candidates had paid by June 23 and all were mailed notices. Payments must be completed by midnight June 26 under the Texas Election Code.

Max McClaren Milam County Democratic Executive Committee

Milam Cantaloupes Reach Dallas Market In Strong Harvest

Milam County cantaloupes are going to market with several truck loads arriving in Dallas. The quality this year is very good and the taste is luscious. Vernon L Angell of Walkers Creek has harvested a number of truck loads. Clyde and Charllee Cantaloupes.

Milam County

Milam County’s First Polio Case Improves at Waco Hospital

Judy Helpert age 26 months daughter of Mr and Mrs Rudolph Helpert of Burlington Milam County’s first polio victim for the year shows marked improvement says Dr John Bryson director Milam County Health Unit He visited her at Crippled Children’s Hospital in Waco noting she was taken out of the iron lung this week and that weakness in neck muscles remains guiding physical therapy plans for the near future

Judy Helpert Rudolph Helpert Burlington Milam County John Bryson Bryson Crippled Children’s Hospital Waco

Weekend two car crash injures three near Farm to Market roads

A Sunday evening crash at FM 486 and FM 487 left one person critically injured and two seriously hurt. Mrs. Lelia Fletcher of Dallas remains critically injured with a compound leg fracture at Newton Memorial Hospital. Clifford Fletcher and Carolyn Sue Pearce of Thorn Dale are in serious condition. Patrolman Blansit investigated. charges pending.

Newton Memorial Hospital Lelia Fletcher Dallas Clifford Freeman Fletcher Carolyn Sue Pearce Thorndale Fletcher Ambrose Armstead Rogers Oldsmobile Carolyn Sue Armstead Green Newton John Blansit

Recreation program reshuffles schedule for summer events

Coach Leo Jackson announced changes to the Summer Recreation program effective Monday June 28. The update moves girls softball to Tuesday, reschedules Junior and Senior boys volleyball to Tuesday nights, and adjusts tennis, softball, and square dancing venues and times at City Park, Ada Henderson playground, and school courts.

Leo Jackson National Guard Ada Henderson City Park

Diseases Drop As Reported By Milam Unit

Contagious diseases fell this week with two strept throat cases and two syphilis cases reported by Dr. John B. Bryson, director of the Milam County Health Unit. One influenza and one mumps case were also documented.

John B. Bryson Milam County

Funeral Services Held Tuesday Morning For Judge John Watson

Judge John Scott Watson died in Dallas at 10 30 Sunday morning June 20 at the home of Dr and Mrs Donald Kilgore the Kilgores daughter He had lived with them for eighteen months Watson born November 22 1869 on a farm near Troy Alabama taught in Old Fort North Carolina and Piedmont Alabama He studied law in Cameron and formed a practice with Hefley and McBride later serving as County See Judge Watson Page 4

John Scott Watson Dallas Donald Kilgore Kilgore Judge Watson Kilgores Troy Alabama Martha Patterson Nathan C. Watson State Teachers Carolina Piedmont Cameron University of Texas William T. Hefley Hefley L. C. McBride Watson

Tomato Shipments Hit Milam Texas Crop Faces Heat

J L Foster of Foster Produce said 15 carloads of tomatoes shipped this season with prices from 1 cent to 40 cents. About 7 thousand acres were planted in Milam County but late freezes and insects hurt stands. Quality was high, yet markets were weak due to bumper crops in south and east Texas.

J. L. Foster Foster Produce Foster Milam County Texas Rosebud Milano Gause

Mrs Mary L Miller Dies At Bryan Final Rites Held

Mrs Mary Lee Miller 73 died Monday night at a daughter’s home in Bryan. Funeral services were held June 16 at First Methodist Church, Bryan, with Rev E L Conyers and Dr Pitts. Burial in Bryan City Cemetery. Surviving: three daughters Lois, Mrs Thomas G Black of Bryan, Mrs Odie Malone of Cameron. four sons D C Miller Lufkin J E Miller San Antonio A E Miller Fort Hood E S Miller Austin. twin sister Ace McGregor Milano. sisters Virgil Bailey Ruta Ruth West Dallas. brothers Lock McNeely Bryan Tom McNeely Abilene John McNeely Dallas. Pallbearers Cecil McGregor Lowell Jones Judge A S Ware Harold Grelen T C Black Tommie Grelen.

First Methodist Church Bryan Mary Lee Mary Lois Miller E. L. Conyers Pitts Bryan City McDonald Funeral Home Miller Newman County North Carolina Thomas G. Black Odie Malone Cameron D. C. Miller Lufkin J. E. Miller San Antonio A. E. Miller Fort Hood E. S. Miller Austin Ace McGregor Milano Virgil Bailey Rute Ruth West Dallas Lock McNeely Tom McNeely Abilene John McNeely Cecil McGregor Lowell Jones A. S. Ware Harold Grelen T. C. Black Tommie Grelen

Death of Silas Humbles retires barber at 81

Silas Humbles age 81 a former Cameron barber of 52 years died Sunday at Saint Edward Hospital after illness. He was born June 9 1873 in Summerset Kentucky and lived in Cameron since age sixteen. Funeral 4:30 p.m. Monday at Marek Burns with Rev P L Caperton officiating. Burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Survived by two sons five daughters fourteen grandchildren twenty five great grandchildren five brothers. Grandsons to pall bearers.

Silas Humbles Cameron Saint Edward Hospital Mr. Humbles Summerset Kentucky Oak Hill Cemetery Humbles G. L. Humbles D. L. Humbles San Leandro California N. L. Caperton S. B. Morris E. M. Pemberton Myrtle McLerran Temple Cordin Bell Houston Eddy Lankford United States Army Camp Chaffey Arkansas

4-H Encampment Set For June 29 to July 1

Mrs. Alice Hughes says Milam 4-H will send two girls and two boys to the Trinidad encampment June 29 to July 1 sponsored by Texas Power and Light Company which covers all expenses. Attending Milam 4-H youths include Anabelle Conn May Smith Carl Wayne Jungmann Rex McClaren and J. D. Moore along with other state 4-H members.

Alice Hughes Milam Trinidad Texas Power and Light Company Milam County Anabelle Conn May Smith San Gabriel Carl Wayne Jungmann Buckholts Rex McClaren Marlow J. D. Moore

Milam County 4-H Camp Date Shift Report

Milam County 4-H Club encampment dates moved from June 23-24 to July 27-28. Mrs. Alice Hughes, county agent, says the Belton Lake Park event will include craft work and other projects. J. D. Moore and several adult leaders will accompany the youths.

Milam County Alice Hughes Belton Lake Park Hughes J. D. Moore

Bluestone algae kill treatment in Ledbetter Park lake

D S Wimberly of the Milam County Health Unit announced 50 pounds of copper sulfate were added to Municipal Lake in Ledbetter Park to kill algae. The measured amount aims to clear murky waters without harming fish, with assistance from Milam County Health Unit, Milam County Sportsmen's Club, Chamber of Commerce and Junior Chamber of Commerce.

D. S. Wimberly Miam

Tennis Instructions Set By Scott Irvin In Swanee Georgia

Scott Irvin, former University of the South tennis athlete, will direct Summer Recreation League tennis instructions at Swannee Georgia. He will teach seniors 6 00 to 7 15 and juniors 7 15 to 9 00, with plans to schedule another date for exhibition.

Scott Irvin University of the South Swannee Georgia Leo Jackson Irvin Virginia Seminary Jim McKeown All Saint’s Episcopal Church Cameron

Miss Abbie Kirk Visits City Early Thursday

Miss Abbie Kirk was a visitor in the city early Thursday morning, sightseers noted her presence as she toured local sites and met residents.

Abbie Kirk

Junior Boys and Little League Schedules Released

Coach Leo Jackson announces summer schedules for Junior Boys Softball and Little League Baseball covering June and July. Junior games feature Indians Yankies Gas House Cardinals with 7:30 and 8:45 p.m. slots. Little League dates list Yankies Indians White Sox Braves matchups each Friday at 7:30 and 8:45 p.m.

Leo Jackson Indians Yankies Gas House Cardinals White Sox Braves The

Election Manager in Milam County Lines Up Precinct 11 Clerks

Henry Anthis, appointed election manager for Precinct 11 Milano, reports his clerks for the coming primary are already lined up. His helpers include John J. Morgan and several others. The Milam County Democratic Executive Committee set the clerk counts for all 46 precincts and will publish the precise numbers for the July Primary in the coming days.

Henry Anthis Milano Milam County Democratic Executive Committee Anthis John J. Morgan Delbert Taylor Claude White Curtis Miller

Liberty Cemetery Homecoming Set For July 4

The Liberty Cemetery Association announces its annual Homecoming on Sunday July 4 at Liberty Community Church. The afternoon features music and singing and members are urged to bring a well filled basket lunch to share at noon.

Liberty Cemetery Association Liberty Community Church

Housing Needed In Cameron For 4th Division

Fort Hood reports the 4th Armored Division will be reactivated soon with 100 men daily, 500 a week, until 11 000 are active. This arrival will strain Central Texas housing, so Cameron listings of available housing should be routed through the Local Chamber of Commerce to assist permanent placement.

Fort Hood Killeen Texas 4Th Armored Division Cameron 4Th Division Chamber of Commerce

Installation For Lions Officers Set For June 29

Cameron Lions Club sets installation for new officers on Tuesday June 29 at Cameron Country Club Rev O C Acrey of San Antonio will be main speaker He previously led Cameron Presbyterian. committee Narvie Caperton Jack Slaughter E C Cole in charge New officers Lee Marek president George Bowman first VP Louis McKee second VP Jack Prescott third VP Jack Slaughter secretary treasurer Bob Hicks lion tamer Victor J Hannon tail twister Directors include A W McCullin Don Humble Ray Lester W M Bower C J Sutter Jimmy Wiggs Merlin Lester outgoing president

Cameron Lions Club Cameron Country Club O. C. Acrey Westminister Presbyterian Church San Antonio Cameron Presbyterian Church Narvie Caperton Jack Slaughter E. C. Cole Lee Marek George Bowman Louis McKee Jack Prescott Vicce Bob Hicks Victor J. Hannon A. W. McCullin Don Humble Ray Lester W. M. Bower C. J. Sutter Jimmy Wiggs Merlin Lester

Centennial Program Held Sunday At San Gabriel Church

The San Gabriel Christian Church observed its centennial on Sunday June 20 starting at 10 a.m. Rev Newton Robinson, once at San Gabriel and now leading Amarillo Christian Church, gave the morning message. Lunch followed at noon. Harry Clark led the 3 p.m. program with the church history and Rev Chester Crow, now State Executive Secretary of the Christian Missionary Society, delivered the main afternoon address. Special music accompanied both services.

San Gabriel The Christian Missionary Society

Bar Bombed Saturday No Injuries Reported

The south part of Cameron experienced a bombing at Bill's Place bar on South Central at 10 10 p m Saturday. Bill Baird the owner said no one was hurt and most patrons stayed calm as deputies and local police with Texas Rangers investigated the blast.

Cameron South Central Herald Bill Baird Baird Ben Arnold Sheriff’s Office Carl Black Texas Ro&gers Black

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Fair County John Watson Mary L. Miller Precinct 11 Liberty San Gabriel Church
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