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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1954
Page
3
Junior Boys League managers met Wednesday evening and voted to consolidate six teams into a four team league. Each manager drew for teams. The Cardinals will be managed by Grady Allen Jr with a co manager to be named later. pitcher will be Bob Braat.
Parma Radio Service advertises radio and television repair for all makes offering service and parts locally. The listing highlights expertise in radio and television equipment and implies customer accessibility.
The article lists managers and players for Gas House Gang, Indians, and Yankies with co managers Preston Reichert Charlie Michalka Pete Kunz G Barrett John Moseley George Hollas Arthur Marek Larry Jackson and Chilli Williams Lee Hollas as pitchers and catchers. Games begin Mondays at 7 50 p m and players aged 12 are urged to transfer to strengthen Little League teams.
One girls team faced the Junior Boys and won 13 to 6 after a nine run third inning. Mary Jo Varner pitched and Carolyn Sanders caught for the girls while Bob Brantley and John Wayne Josey led the boys in defense. Four teams attended the Thursday volleyball event with Bob Abel guiding and Coach Leo Jackson lamenting low turnout.
Fifty three pupils enrolled in the Bible School at First Presbyterian Church. Rev. John C. Solomon directed activities with Betsy Vogelsang Kay Camp and Rev. Solomon teaching in the Junior department. Primary had 15 pupils with Mrs. Edwin Adams and others as instructors. Kindergarten enrolled 20 students with Mrs. Woodum and Mrs. McClaren among teachers. The school ran through Wednesday, June 23, ending with a 7 30 p m commencement.
The Cammer family expresses deep appreciation for sympathy shown after their sorrow. They thank everyone for flowers, cards, and condolences.
Eighty two students enrolled in the First Methodist Church Bible School. A final program Sunday at 9 o clock featured parents viewing the children’s work. Kiddy Garden explored The World About Us while Primary studied Exploring God s Out of Doors. Teachers included Mrs Albert McCullin and others.
Tom Crosson of the Social Security Administration from Austin was the chief speaker at the Lions meeting this week as guest of F. L. Gregory. Crosson outlined Old Age Survivors Insurance and Social Security new laws and requirements and other details. E. A. Perrin led the program and introduced Crosson.
A note claims Americans ate about 27 percent more cheese per person than before World War II and cites the slogan There is a cheese for every taste and pocketbook. Audrey Strzinek of Dallas visits grandmother Mrs. Emilia Strzinek and other relatives for the week.
Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Kitchen of Cameron traveled to Davilla to visit friends during the week.
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