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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1936
Page
3
Readers are urged to protect recently planted trees on the Yoe High campus. The note warns young trees need ideal conditions to grow and cautions students against accidental or deliberate harm, reminding all to spare the young plants for future beauty under the motto Student, spare that tree.
Cameron Vocational Agriculture students, led by Raymond Laywell and William Ganady, will plant a mapped acre of Yellow Surcropper, a Dr. Manglesdorf bred corn from Texas A&M, with state certified seed planned for sale next year. The program highlights yellow Surcropper's vitamin A enhanced color without loss of Surcropper traits. Also Honey June sweet corn is being planted by students.
February 28 Helen and Douglas Perrin with instructor W C Weise debated Taylor team in Taylor. March 8 Stakes laid for Vocational-Physical Education building contractor C C Ramsey architect Harry L Spicer Earnest Eggert assists. March 3 Future Farmer Federation Milam County banquet. March 3 Thirty seven pupils enrolled from out of town districts at Ada Henderson school tuition 3.50 per month paid for four and one half months ending February 1936.
Assembly program on February 26 featured the Yee High girls typewriting team led by Miss Louise Green and the extemporaneous speakers Taylor Moore Dorothy Welch and Veda Graham. Band parent Rev J Coy Williams praised the band and emblems were awarded to Grady Suidham Charles Sprott Stone Garner Sam Tyson Bobby Casey Julian Baskin Dana Kestenbaum John Lane Baskin Charles Roy Law Edward Balhorn Carter Brogdon Billy Cooper James Brogdon and Ralph Mayfield plus a sweater for Allen Horstmann and commendations for Billy Triggs.
Cameron schools were well represented at the opening Centennial Ceremonies on March 2 at Washington on the Brazos. Attendees included Ella Bess Haygood Lucy Turner Dorothy Perkins Billy Cooper Laie Turner from Cameron.
Barter dialogue shows townsfolk trading quips about cakes landlady wax and a cemetery photo. A sale notice advertises McDonald pitless wagon scales in good condition via Rk. B. Rylander in Cameron Texas.
Mrs Andrew Cox of Alabama and Mrs T S Little of Ben Arnold visited the Jim Gaylor home Saturday. Mr and Mrs Andrew Bean and son, Mr and Mrs George Simmons visited with Mr and Mrs Saunders at Silver City. Mr and Mrs Ed Wilson of Cameron visited in the Robert Wilson home this week. Mrs J F Cummings is in Houston this week.
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