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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1950
Page
2
The replica Pilgrim Church near Elkhart in Anderson County is part of Texas Dogwood Trails at Palestine. Baptist Church members, Texas oldest Protestant church, will serve gingerbread and coffee to visitors on Sundays during the trails. Dogwood Trails at Palestine opens March 15.
Funeral services for Rush A. Thomas 66 who died at Temple Hospital will be held at 3 p m Saturday March 11 at the family residence Reverend John Mills of Nacogdoches will conduct the rites He was a former pastor of First Methodist Cameron and a longtime Cameron resident Funeral arrangements by Marek Burns with interment in Oak Hill Cemetery Thomas was a university of Texas pharmacy graduate a longtime prescription counter worker a landowner and bank director Active and honorary pallbearers are named from local men plus several doctors and citizens.
First Methodist Church conducted a meeting for young adult division workers in Navasota Thursday night. Attendees included A. W. McCullin, George Bowman, Carroll Green, Dwight Moody, and the pastor Rev. Lee Lemons. Leo Rippy of the general board spoke.
Monroe Marek of Navasota spent the past weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs J C Marek. Mr Marek is employed with The Examiner Review in Navasota.
Cameron's water system owned by Community Public Service is offered for sale to Cameron. The City Council will pay 300000 with revenue bonds at 2.648 percent. An April 18 election is set to authorize bond issuance. Bonds repaid from plant revenues over 30 years. Gross annual revenue about 50000 with annual principal of 10000.
Will Rogers Jr., son of the late Oklahoma cowboy philosopher and Beverly Hills resident, praises The Milk Bowl in a letter to the Board of Directors. He calls the program a fine effort that should be encouraged for teaching sportsmanship and strengthening the country.
Mrs. Don Slocomb of Houston visited friends and relatives here this week, staying with local acquaintances and sharing news of family gatherings.
The St Michael's Altar Society met on March 8 in the Burlington parochial school auditorium. A prayer opened the session followed by a weekly thought read by Mrs Walter Kalfus. Mrs Schoenhaeft was elected reporter to the N C C W.
The notice emphasizes early TB diagnosis and treatment improves recovery chances and urges people to get chest X rays for screening. The message promotes proactive health checks and touches on public health guidance.
Washington March 9 House labor committee votes 10 to 5 to condition federal school aid on an end to racial discrimination. An amendment by Rep Powell adds three provisions including district level distribution, shared benefits for all pupils, and targeted aid to about 19 needy states in the south.
The proposal outlines an expenditure floor of at least $60 per pupil yearly and requires providing non-needy states with federal aid of $5 per pupil annually so that all districts reach a minimum outlay of $100 per pupil per year. This aims to ensure universal minimum spending across districts.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Angell and son Bennie of Houston were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Angell Saturday and Saturday night.
Mrs. Kathleen Land and her son Kelso Alphonse Matocha of Cameron are named on the University of New Mexico honor roll. Matocha is a senior pharmacy student at the university.
Homemakers class of First Baptist Church met with Miss Alice McGehee last Thursday afternoon. Mrs. W. C. Ford presided. Mrs. Dan Gunn gave the devotional and prayer was offered by Mrs. W. M. Fanning. The group discussed How to build a better class. Twelve ladies enjoyed the social hour. Mrs. I. N. West was the class reporter.
G. R. Warner of Gause was a welcomed visitor here one day this week.
Bassel Wilson of the Wilson Produce Company is a patient at Scott and White Hospital in Temple. His friends extend wishes for a speedy recovery.
A reflective aside on fairness and multiple perspectives. The speaker asserts there are always two sides to any story and calls for living and letting live in the American tradition. Different views on politics, fishing, and personal tastes are acknowledged as equally valuable.
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