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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1955
Page
3
Booming business seeks a reliable man or woman in North Milam County for full or spare time. Earn up to $4 a day. Apply to McNess Company P.O. Box 2766 De Soto Station Memphis Tennessee.
Building and Ground of North Elm School property offered to the highest bidder. Bids to be delivered to Dr. C. G. Swift president of Cameron School Board by Midnight March 5. Board reserves right to reject any or all bids. 45-31e. woman with car to call on farm women in N. Milam County. Full or spare time. Earn $40 a day. Write McNESS COMPANY P. O. Box 2766 DeSoto Station Memphis Tenn.
WOMEN WANTED a-Temporary six months Mail postcards Good handwriting or typewriter Box 47 Watertown Mass. 47-41p WANTED TO BUY Your Indian arrow heads relics axes Ship Parcel Post we will quote price on receipt If not pleased we will return your shipment plus postage Texas Indian Relics P.O. Box 3033 South Austin Sta Austin Texas
For sale item Hubert Shuffi small tractor. Address 1408 North Travis. Another for sale four room house in good condition at 807 West Sth Street. May rent or trade for a small acreage. For details call 48 47-1tp.
The annual F F A Banquet was held in Yee High gym with about 13 members parents and special guests present. The meal followed the invocation by Clifford Angell. Patsy Mullinax the F F A Sweetheart received a gift as part of the program.
Yoe junior high students staged the comedy Here Come the Brides in Yee auditorium Friday night and raised $128. Funds will cover prom expenses with Jack Ream Orchestra providing music as 300 to 400 people attended the show.
S. M. Layfield described attendance as hard to gauge due to activity tickets usable for evasion. The note records his comment on the difficulty of counting attendees.
Mr and Mrs W T Hanes were honored at a Rotary Club informal reception in the Episcopal Parish House Tuesday evening. 75 to 100 members from district clubs attended and Rotary president Rollan Carr and Mrs Carr greeted guests. Music featured by Richard Wilkinson Joe Lee Heitmann Dwain Bowley and Kenneth Bowley.
King Alfred Caliodils were placed on the coffee table and in the powder room Those pouring and assisting the guests Were Mrs Calvin Markham Mrs Milton Brown Mrs Clifford Swift and Mrs Bill Burns Mrs Milton Schiller presided at the guest register The silver coffee service presented to District Governor Hanes at the Marlin convention was placed on display through the evening.
The Yoe High Bookworm Club was represented at the sixth annual convention of the Texas Teenage Library Association by Myrna Gail Jackson, Rita Moran, Gloria Boyles, Paula Thompson, Nancy Matyastik and sponsor Miss Mary Jo Boyd who were elected from the group.
The meeting of the library club took place at Hotel Texas in Fort Worth on February 18 and 19. A luncheon in the Crystal Ballroom highlighted the event with Betty Cavanna, author of Going on Sixteen and Paintbox Summer, as the afternoon speaker.
International Harvester parts salesmen from this territory held a salesmanship meeting at the Cameron Burks-Howard dealership Tuesday evening. Tom Ridley of the Houston office led the session with about 12 men in attendance from Cameron Calvert Bryan Taylor and Bartlett.
Following the business gathering attendees were offered coffee and doughnuts. These meetings occur monthly at various dealerships across the territory.
Pacific Fruit Express Company receives first batch of 200 mechanically operated super giant refrigerator cars to support the frozen food industry. K. V. Plummer states the new fleet boost brings total refrigerated cars to about 39 000.
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