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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1950
Page
5
The Democratic Executive Committee adopted the primary election budget and assessments in session. Candidates must pay the filing fee by Saturday June 24 1950 to assure their name on the ballot for the Democratic Primary on July 22.
Revival meetings begin Thursday night July 29 at the Gospel Tabernacle Church with Rev. Frank A. Harris of Houston preaching. Services are set for eight oclock each evening and the public is invited. Pastor H. M. Bowley invites attendance.
Parma Radio Service advertises affordable radio repairs for any make. The claim emphasizes low prices and reliable service without experimentation.
Cameron hosts the Highway 77 Association meeting with Col Ike Ashburn as principal speaker. Milam County officials welcome the session focused on major improvements along Highway 77, an international north south route. W M Lancaster outlines bus and potential mail service as topics while presenting a full scale map of the highway.
Mr and Mrs Sam Cobb and daughter of Houston are guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Albert Schlemmer this week.
The Cameron sanitation department and State Health Department prepare a fog spray campaign. Albert Platz from Austin reports a July 6 start at 5 am for the business district, weather permitting. The effort, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce with local cooperation, aims to disinfect the city and will take most of Thursday and part of Friday.
Mr and Mrs David Perkins of Temple visited the home of her mother Mrs Evelyn Hearne in Cameron over the weekend. Mrs Perkins works as a nurse at Scott and White Hospital in Temple.
Milam County welcomes Mrs. Bertie H. Alford as the new Home Demonstration Agent. She plans year ahead coordinating county district and state activities with clubs. A former home making teacher in Thorndale schools she expresses enthusiasm for directing community programs.
The Cameron Herald reports a new Agent taking charge in Burleson County after a two and a half year period. The appointee is a Sam Houston State Teachers College graduate and mother of two, who recently completed her school term in Thorndale before joining full duties. District extension agent Miss Brocher, County agent J. D. Moore and others assist ongoing club activities.
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