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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1949
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Will Vaughn and their daughters spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Jimmy Davis in Austin. Mrs George Graves hosted as guests her brother and wife Mr and Mrs John Mangum of San Antonio.
Mr and Mrs V J Matocha and daughter Anna Marie spent Monday afternoon in Bryan visiting their son and brother Rev Edward Matocha.
Chas Hicks made a business trip to Austin Tuesday of the past week for meetings and potential deals.
Mrs Annie Reese hosted as weekend guests her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Wayland Hughes and their two children from College Station visiting for the weekend.
Mr and Mrs Macon Banner and family of Kingsville spent a few days here with her mother Mrs Lena Baskin.
Mrs. B. Slocomb is visiting her children Mr. and Mrs. Haywood and family in San Antonio this week.
Mrs N H Butts and her two daughters Mrs Hollie Erwin and Mrs H H Chamberlain will visit relatives in Austin this week.
Mrs. Joe Anderson spent Wednesday in Waco shopping. She visited several shops and returned home in the same day.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Krenek Mr. and Mrs. R F Krenek and Fred Krenek of Taylor attended the funeral of Joseph Janek in Cameron Tuesday.
Local report notes attorney J. W. Garner of Rockdale transacted business at the courthouse recently, reflecting ongoing legal activities in the county seat.
L S Cunningham of Gause was in Cameron this week to conduct business. Joe Gibson of Calvert spent Wednesday in Cameron handling errands.
Mrs Clyde Jackson and Mrs James of Milano paid a social visit in Cameron recently, sharing greetings and updates during their call on local acquaintances.
O D Graham of Thorndale transacted business in Cameron during the week, illustrating regional commerce activity.
Friends learn that Mrs. Mary McGoldrick is ill and hospitalized at Newton Memorial Hospital.
Attorney Russell of Cleburne made a business visit to Cameron recently. Mrs. Bob Kirk spent this week visiting her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Curtis in Houston.
W. O. Fisher, H. Riley and son Sealy traveled to Waco on a business trip on Wednesday.
Mrs. Herman Boedecker and her daughter Loretta from Caldwell shopped in Cameron on Thursday.
Mr and Mrs Wesley Woods of Milano traveled to Cameron on Friday of the past week for a brief visit.
John Senkel of Cameron is ill and receiving treatment at Newton Memorial Hospital, where he is under medical care.
Ben Kraatz of Rockdale traveled to Cameron on Saturday for business purposes.
Friends of Edgar Harris regret to learn he is among the patients in McCloskey in Temple.
Mr and Mrs Louis Dela Rosa and family attended a Washington Birthday celebration in Nueva Laredo Mexico on Tuesday with other local residents observed.
Burnett Massengale of Abilene attended the funeral for his aunt Ida C. Auriett who died early Thursday at the home of her daughter Mrs. W. O. Triggs.
Capt. and Mrs. T. E. Murray and their daughter Nancy Carol of Camp Hood spent Saturday with Mrs. J. M. Treadaway, his mother, during a weekend visit.
Mr and Mrs J W Doucelle and their Houston children spent the weekend with Mrs R K Anderson and family in Cameron enjoying a family visit and hospitality.
Sam Hohenstein traveled to Rockdale on Friday of last week for a business engagement.
Eulan Wiley of San Antonio attended the Cameron funeral for his brother Kenneth Wiley. He formerly lived here and visited old friends and relatives.
Mrs. Flynt Zorrell of Mission spent several days in Cameron visiting Mrs. R. B. Wiley and attended the funeral of Kenneth Wiley.
Mrs Gene Smith is ill and a patient in Newton Memorial Hospital.
Student nurse Christine Michalka of St Joseph School of Nursing in Houston recently visited her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Michalka.
I thank friends who visited and sent gifts on my 82 birthday Sunday and will always hold you in grateful remembrance.
Any make radio repaired call 104 Parma Radio Service offers repair for all radio types with prompt service and affordable pricing.
C J Reese of Denaville spent Tuesday in Cameron for business matters.
Mr and Mrs Billy Allison and their daughter from Liberty are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Michalka in Cameron for a few days this week.
Theodore Cruz lies as a patient at Newton Memorial Hospital with friends sending wishes for a speedy recovery and good health.
Lawrence Michalka a Southwestern University student in Georgetown and his roommate Joe Edwards of Marlin spent the weekend in Cameron with friends and relatives.
Dr. and Mrs. David Shapiro welcomed a son at Newton Memorial Hospital on February 27, 1949. The newborn weighed seven pounds seven ounces and was named Thomas David. The Shapiros also have a daughter, Judy, seven years old.
The Young People of First Baptist Church will present a free play titled Farmer Brown's Conversion To The Doctrine of Stewardship. Miss Aleene Griswold, church secretary, directs the cast.
Raymond Perry of the Navy Air Station at Corpus Christi has resumed duties after spending a week with friends and relatives in Cameron.
Dorothy Kirk of Gause is among 333 honor roll students representing 18 percent of the campus. Students earn the honor with an academic average of B or higher.
Mr and Mrs Frank Monroe announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Catherine to Hil lard Smith Thomas son of Mr and Mrs Rush A Thomas. The ceremony is planned for Sunday March 6 at 7 30 PM at First Methodist Church Cameron with Rev Lee Lemons and Rev Glenn Flinn officiating. A reception will follow at the bride’s home.
Mr and Mrs FE Foseler Jr announce the birth of a son, Jeffrey Charles, at St Josephs Hospital Houston on Thursday February 24 1949. Mother is Rose Mary Yates formerly. The family also has a three year old son.
The Clarkson committee girls met Friday February 18 at their sponsor’s home. Mary Skala led recreation and Mrs. John Matyastik won a prize. One new member joined. The sponsor presented a program on Tools for good sewing. Seven sewing hints were given and Josale Matyastik read the previous minutes.
The Miller family expresses gratitude for assistance comfort and floral offerings after the death of their son and brother Dave Miller. They thank Mr and Mrs Carroll Green Green Funeral Home Rev and Mrs Henry Gibbs and Rev and Mrs Sam Fritz for their aid. Joyce and Doris Miller E S Miller and wife Sam Miller Mrs Gladys Matyastik Lola Kossman Virginia Miller.
Mrs William Rech of Smithville is visiting for a week with her daughter and husband Mr and Mrs George McGehee.
Blue Cross members wishing to switch to Blue Shield must complete new applications before March 12 1949. This date marks the last chance to enroll in Blue Cross. Mrs. James Elrod notes the deadline in the notice.
Buyer seeks antique flowered bowl and pitcher set and an old style parlor lamp with a flower shade. Also interested in flowered dishes bowls and pitchers. Prefers no resale. Communicate with J. B. White Cameron Texas.
Classified notice offering forty one thousand pounds of Hubam clover seed for sale with contact through W. S. Lamkin.
McNess Company seeks a man with a car to visit farmers in Milam County. No experience or capital required. Earn $15 to $20 daily. Permanent position. Write today to McNess Company Dept. A Freeport Il 47-11p.
Wanted reliable hustler to succeed Chas Williams as Rawleigh Dealer in South Milam County serving 1000 families. Vacancy due to sickness. Selling experience unnecessary to start. Great chance to enter a permanent profitable business with 25 years of Rawleigh sales. For particulars write Rawleigh's Dept TXB-1611-10A Memphis Tenn or see Chas Williams Rt 1 Milano Texas.
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