Community gathering ends with baseball and shared day
A church gathering brought together many relatives and friends including Mrs. Joe Armis, Mrs. Rudolph Myska of Jourdanton, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Orsag of Austin, and others from Cameron, McGregor, and nearby towns. In the afternoon, the men played ball and the day was described as very enjoyable.
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Joe Armis
Rudolph Myska
Jourdanton
Texas
Leroy Orsag
Austin
Charlie Matula
Rudolph Kaminicky
Melvin Provasek
R. D. Provasek
Bill Evard
Jamie Marek
E.J. Provasek
Louis Sl
Walker's Creek H D Club Sees Lunch Packing Demo
The Walker's Creek Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. E B Yager's home on February 22 with eight members. Mrs. Robert Glenn presided and demonstrated how to pack lunches. The group donated 19 to the March of Dimes. Next meeting will be at Mrs. Albert Donar's home.
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Walker’s Creek Home Demonstration Club
E. B. Yager
Robert Glenn
Club
The
March of Dimes
Albert Donar
Provaseks Host Sunday Barbecue For Relatives
Mr and Mrs J A Provasek entertained relatives on Sunday February 26 with a barbecue dinner follow up details.
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Provaseks
J. A. Provasek
Chas E Russell of Yarrellton Celebrates 70th Birthday
Mrs. Charles E Russell hosted a birthday dinner for her husband Chas E Russell honoring his 70th birthday. Guests included L R Russell and children of Orangefield, R M Yancy, Terry Hanson, Bobby Russell and Brenda Kay of Abilene, Gallatin and Patsy of Austin, plus Al Parker of Port Isabel. Family photos followed lunch. visitors W G Lock of Rogers called in Saturday.
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Charles E. Russell
L. R. Russell
Orangefield
R. M. Yancy
Terry Hanson
Bobby Russell
Brenda Kay
Abilene
Gallatin
Patsy
Austin
al. Parker
Port Isabel
Mr. Russell
Surprise Birthday Party For Janis Jistel
Janis Ann Jistel received a surprise birthday party on a Saturday night with a white carnation corsage from the hostesses. Guests included Jean Fischer Bobby Hoelscher Gene Mikeska and Julius Zucka of Rogers. A buffet featured tuna salad pimento cheese sandwiches potato salad and cake and punch followed by party games.
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Janis Ann Jistel
Jean Fischer
Bobby Hoelscher
Gene Mikeska
Julius Zucka
Rogers
Thomas
Local Cameron group names and chaperones listed at event
Leon Beach and Gerald Beach from Rosebud along with Evelyn Vybiral Patsy Anderle George Zarosky Fran cis Hubnik Daniel Hromcik Rita Moran Lester Abel Pat Moran Paul Kunz and Adrian Richter all of Cameron attended the gathering. Mr and Mrs Joe Zarosky Jr chaperoned the group with hostesses Agnes Sheguil Mary Frances Bernice Zarosky and Anita Trdy present.
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Leon
Gerald Beach
Rosebud
Evelyn Vybiral
Patsy Anderle
George Zarosky
Francis Hubnik
Daniel Hromcik
Rita Moran
Lester Abel
Pat Moran
Paul Kunz
Adrian Richter
Cameron
Joe Zarosky, Jr
Agnes Sheguil
Mary Frances
Bernice Zarosky
Anita Trdy
Angell Plans Cameron Wedding to Richards
Mr and Mrs Verner Angell announce the engagement of their daughter Margaret Verne Angell to Charles Frank Richards of Cameron. The couple will wed April 1 at the First Baptist Church in Cameron.
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Verner L. Angell
Margaret Verne
Charles Frank Richards
Frank Richards
Cameron
First Baptist Church
Cameron Girls Vie For Sweetheart Of SWSTC Dormitory
Two Cameron girls have been nominated for sweetheart of Speck Hall at San Marcos. Anne Hinyard daughter of Mr and Mrs C W Hinyard 708 East 15th Cameron is a sophomore physical education major. Lyon Lewis daughter of Mrs A J Lewis 608 W Main Cameron is a sophomore elementary education major. The girls are candidates with seven others.
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Cameron
San Marcos
Anne Hinyard
C. W. Hinyard
East 15Th
Sophmore
Lyon Lewis
A. J. Lewis
W. Main
Joyful Kilmer Would Not Like This Trees Cost Texas Farmers
Experts warn mesquite trees drain scarce rainfall and raise costs for farmers. Extension range specialist G. O. Hoffman notes a tree uses about 2000 pounds of water per pound of foliage, compared with 800 for cotton and 600 for grass, increasing fence line work and reducing crop yields.
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Texas
G. O. Hoffman
Clarkson H D Club Meets at Mrs Skupin's Home
The Clarkson H D Club met February 22 with Mrs Emil Skupin hosting. President Mrs Frank Rogers opened with the Club motto FHCA Creed and America song. A business session followed and leaflets on first aid were distributed by Mrs John Matyastik with tips to keep a first aid kit ready. Mrs Skupin was helped by her mother Mrs Mary Engbrock in serving refreshments. Mrs Hugo Miller will host the next meeting on March 4.
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Frank Rogers
America
John Matyastik
Skupin
Mary Engbrock
Hugo Miller
Controlling Trees To Protect Crops On The Farm
County agent Hoffman advises chemical control of trees near fields to save soil moisture and nutrients. A 10 inch mesquite can deprive 7 650 square feet of land, costing about 9 10 yearly in yield loss. Treatments use 2 4 5 T with oil costs about 63 cents per gallon for hardwoods, with various methods for frill cut off stump and trunk base. Best applied in winter December to March.
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Hoffman
Texas Women's Federated Clubs Meet March 20
The fifty fifth Annual Convention of the Fourth District Texas Federation of Women's Clubs will convene in Galveston March 20 to 22. Hostess clubs include Wednesday Study Club Junior Wed Club Aglaian and Stratford Club. The program features tours, teas, speeches by Mrs H C Oglesbee and Miss Mattie Treadwell, music by the Jasper chorus, a memorial service, civil defense luncheon and district officer elections.
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Fourth District
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
Galveston
Club Aglaian
Stratford Club
H. C. Oglesbee
Waco
L. EF. Dudley
D. P. O'Connell
A. P
Womans Civic Club Chorus
Jasper
Lois McCall
Civil Defense
Mattie Treadwell
Southwestern U to Hold Experimental Kindergarten
Southwestern University will begin an experimental kindergarten on February 20 for ten weeks. The program will run at the university and involve local children in a pilot curriculum.
Health District Reports Patient Counts for Week Ending Feb 25
The weekly report shows patient counts for the conditions of measles and mumps at four area clinics, with totals across facilities and notes on vaccination outreach during the week ending Saturday February 25.
Religious Center at Southwestern University sessions schedule
The Religious Center at Southwestern University will hold Monday and Wednesday sessions from 2:30 to 3:30. During Monday, Southwestern students in Christian education classes will teach kindergarten children. Participants include Carol Cay ness Austin Carl Garner Port Arthur Rosemary Holzapfel Victoria B A Justice San Antonio Mary Louise Key Texas City Anne Lewis Bellaire Ruth Ocera Manila Philippines Bob Ross Nicholson Pa Sylvania Sansom Uvalde Nancy Williams Temple. James Hares, professor of Christian education, directs the experiment.
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Southwestern University
Southwestern
Carol Cayness
Austin
Carl Garner
Port Arthur
Rosemary Holzapfel
Victoria
B. A. Justice
San Antonio
Mary Louise Key
Texas City
Anne Lewis
Bellaire
Ruth Ocera
Manila
Philippines
Bob Ross
Nicholson
Sylvania Sansom
Uvalde
Nancy Williams
Temple
James Hares
Mumps and Measles Hit Milam Community Health
A Milam County health update shows mumps and measles as the top disturbances to community health. Dr. John B. Bryson reports measles cases at 58 and ongoing concerns in the district health picture.
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Milam
John B. Bryson
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Clarkson H.D. News
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Texas Women’s Federated Clubs
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Chuck Cabot Orchestra
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Otto” Maddox
Phil Maraquin
the Sensational
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City Coliseum
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Walter Brennan
Charlotte Greenwood
John Lupton
Byron Palmer
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