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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1971
Page
3
More than 100 Cameron Girl Scouts observe Girl Scout Week March 7-13 with a Father-Daughter Banquet on March 12 at Methodist Fellowship Hall. Troops take part in Eco Action by planting trees, beautifying Wilson Ledbetter Park grounds, and cleaning up vacant lots while earning badges in arts science and citizenship.
Non-denominational Bible talks are conducted by Miss Bertha Morris and Miss Wanda Geniskie at 200 N. Travis in the Episcopal Parish House. Sessions run one hour each Sunday at 4 p.m. and each Wednesday and Friday at 7 30 p.m. No collection is taken and the public is invited.
The Business and Professional Women's Club met Monday evening at the Clubhouse on Fourth and Milam with Mrs. Sam Houston, president, opening a short business session. Members were served a salad plate cake and punch by hostess Mrs. W. H. Lucas and Mrs. Houston.
Four C. H. Yoe High School students were named Outstanding Teenagers of America for 1971, announced by principal John M. Chubb. Local nominees are Ann Evelyn Arthur, John Robert Bailey, Kathryn S. Kahler, and John Ben Sutter. The winners will compete for state and national honors, including a national scholarship of $1,000 for the winner's college choice.
St. Monica's Ladies Society installed new officers at the March meeting. Outgoing president Mrs. Harold Moore presented the annual report and treasurer spoke. Plans include a Spring Festival on April 17, June Folk Fete food booth, and a Diamond Jubilee observance April 6 at the church with Fr. Bertin Roll and Fr. John Geiser.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kuzel spent last weekend in Houston visiting Mr. and Mrs. Willie Kuzel. The group enjoyed an evening at Torys Gardens and on Sunday visited Mr. and Mrs. Howard Beale and Randy Beale on the return trip.
Miss Charlotte White daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry White of Jones Prairie and Billy Pomykal son of Mr and Mrs William Pomykal of Rosebud were married at 7 pm Saturday in the Little River Baptist Church Rev Larry Kindrick officiated. A candlelight ceremony featured Linda Lucko and Mrs Ben Curtis in music. The bride wore peau de soie lace gown with empire sleeves and a lace pearl headpiece. Peggy Thweatt served as maid of honor with DeLane Burgess and Wendy Hyman as bridesmaids. Royce Hudson was best man with Dean Pomykal and John Hudson as groomsmen. Ushers Ted Martin and Floyd Lynch assisted. A blue mother of the bride dress and blue dress for the groom’s mother were noted. A church annex reception followed and the couple plans to live in Rosebud after a wedding trip.
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