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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1955
Page
10
The piece urges citizens to attend government open house events hosted by the Lawers of Texas program and notes upcoming City Council on March 15, School Board on April 13, and County Commissioners on March 14. It highlights public access to meetings and emphasizes citizen involvement in local government.
City airport talk ends with adjournment as trustees review school buses, spare units, and potential disposal. The board grants Miss Anita Dusek a one year leave for schooling while teachers like Hanes plan in class coverage. Street lights to be erected. football fence work advances with Lions Club input planned for dugout removal to stage track events.
The North Elm School property sale favors Slavik Brothers who offered 2 750 65 dollars and will receive one half mineral rights. The Board of Equalization will meet in June with names pending. The Cameron system considers consolidating Yarrellton and absorbing Ben Arnold as they plan to end their own school next year. Layfield reviews the interscholastic league schedule. Wiley Loughmiller notes focus on regular attendance.
Ten seniors from local high schools were chosen March 12 to compete for the Alcoa Foundation Scholarship Award. They will travel to Austin for college board exams and the winner will be selected by exam score, financial need, scholarship potential, and character and leadership. Named competitors include Mary Sue Bludworth Lexington Vernel Frosch Lexington James Ben Chaffin Caldwell Melton Curtis Drummond Thorndale Gretchen Hartsock Rockdale Mary Jo Ked eris Rockdale Clifton Elmer Mc
Adams, Barbara Joyce Smith, George Weldon Swearingen, Robert Walker are listed as sons and daughters of Alcoa Rockdale works employees. Also named are Monroe Herman Fuchs and Robert John Balhorn, sons of Leo and Mrs. Fuchs, and W. W. Balhorn respectively.
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