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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1960
Page
7
Mrs. Anna Slama was hostess February 29 for a 42 party honoring her daughters Mrs. Arn old Juergens, Mrs. Ollie Ernst of Rosebud, and Mrs. Leo Hollas of Cameron. She gave each daughter a corsage and a pair of earrings as guests included Mrs. John Matyastik of Clarkson and others.
Rogers Woodmen Circle No 546 met at 7 p m February 25 in the home of Mrs Molly Gandy for a brief business session and social. The next gathering is March 17 at 7 p m in the home of Mrs Jim Shook with a monthly meeting urged for all circle members to attend.
Mrs. Leo Stecker won the top prize while Mrs. Ollie Ernst claimed second prize and Mrs. Ralph Michalka took the 84 prize. Cheese kilachs and coffee were served by the hostess.
The Cameron District CYC held its first 1960 meeting in Cameron on February 28 with about 200 members from Bryan St Anthony’s Bremond Burlington Caldwell Cameron Hearne Frenstat Dime Box Cyclone and Rosebud. Rev Louis Wozniak of Bremond spoke. Frenstat girls and Caldwell boys won the volleyball sportsmanship award. Dolores Gassen of Hearne received the outstanding youth statue. A barbecue meal followed with Cameron CYC entertainment and Danny Kelly on piano. A dance with Gilbert Kautz Orchestra ran 7 to 10 pm and Cyclone CYO won the best club award.
La Donna Cobb of Austin visits her grandparents C. S. Cobb and Mrs Judy Atkerson and meets her new sister born February 11 in Austin.
Mr and Mrs Jerry Schiller and Marcia spent Sunday afternoon in Buckholts visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Krall. Miss Lamie Dell Markham of Corpus Christi spent the weekend with her mother Mrs Florence Markham and grandmother Mrs Mattie Houston.
The guidance suggests using vertical lines to appear taller and advises avoiding slumping. It mentions shoulder-length hair, necklines, long straight skirts, and avoiding heavy footwear. Round shoulders are said to detract from height and should be corrected for a more elongated silhouette.
Beverly Schiller notes weekend social visits at multiple households. Los Angeles guests Ralph Porubsky join Mr and Mrs Marek in their home. Norbert Nemun and daughter visit firenham. George Tepera and sons visit Sealey. E F Kaminicky and daughter Karen part of the gatherings. Otto Schulz as guests of Will Stoebner in Burlington. W L Cass and Minnie Buffington spend weekend in Cameron with Malcolm Cass.
Mr and Mrs L A Krenek announce Debbie Renee born February 26 at St Edwards Hospital weight 7 pounds 7 ounces. Wilford Eric joins W C Solomon family at Route 1 Burlington born February 27 at St Edwards Hospital weight 9 pounds. Mr and Mrs J G Soria announce Silvia Charles born February 28 at St Edwards Hospital weight 7 pounds 13 ounces.
Article surveys innovations aimed at easing domestic chores for mothers. It describes push button laundry and dishwashing concepts, future sonic laundry, video baby monitoring, self dosing Viterra Pediatric vitamins, air tight bottle meds, and an automatic bottle temperature control, all designed to cut women’s work and time devoted to childrearing.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lowell Jacks announce the marriage of their daughter Dorothy Eileen to Doyle Ray Armatrong on Friday March eighteenth at eight o'clock in the evening at First Christian Church Cameron Texas.
Roy M. Wright, a long time United States Department of Agriculture official serving Milam and Burleson Counties, resigns to join Equitable Life Assurance Society of the U S as Farm and Ranch Land appraiser. He overseen about two million dollars in loan activity and will cover 29 counties. He and his family will move to Temple after June.
Jackie Raymond son of Mr and Mrs Andy Raymond celebrated his sixth birthday with a party at the Episcopal Parish House on Saturday February 27. Twenty guests enjoyed a cake shaped like double horseshoes along with fruit punch and assorted candy.
An elderly resident notes continued progress on the Rogers Fur Station project despite rain and snow. Crews expect completion in two weeks and donations remain needed to support the effort.
Milling items show Kulk Milo at 2 cents per pound and shorts priced at 2 dollars 65 cents per unit at Wilson Mill and Elevator. The listing cites WI Lon Mill and Elevators as sources for the grains and feed commodity prices.
Heavy demand for three bedroom dwellings both new and existing with or without improvements. Strong appetite for acreage from 5 to 1.5 acres with options. Several businesses for sale with low down payments and liberal financing. Building sites priced right. Three bedroom bargain with low payments and large lot. 8600 down. Five year old dwelling in excellent repair. owner sacrificing. Large downtown mercantile building yields 15 percent or better return.
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