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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1955

Page

2

Cameron Socials Note Local Visitors and Business Guests

Mr and Mrs Frank Horlecia and children of Cameron hosted with Mrs Lillian Barrett and Mrs Susie Mathews and Cleve McCall. Raney Petty of Sharp was a business visitor in Cameron Saturday. George L Schroeder of Sharp and Clyde Williams of Gause trans acted business in Cameron Saturday.

Frank Horlecia Cameron Frank Barrett Fritz Heinse Frank Griffin Lillian Barrett Susie Mathews Cleve McCall Raney Petty of Sharp George L. Schroeder Clyde Williams Gause

Soil Conservation District News Highlights Seeding and Sodding

Supervisors Edwin Fischer A W Butts Paul C Graves Clarence L Stock and Hal Hartrick oversee ongoing grass seeding and sodding. Feaster Scarborough adds 3 percent Bermuda on Little River Bottom while Clyde Hensley sodding 25 acres Coastal Bermuda and Lawrence McClaren adds 35 acres from last year with nitrogen phosphorus and potash planned. A Central Texas sprigging machine will operate in Elm Ridge Tuesday to sprig Coastal Bermuda.

Edwin Fischer A. W. Butts Paul CC, Graves Clarence L. Stock Hal Hartrick Soil Conservation District Feaster Scarborough Clyde Hensley Bermuda Lawrence McClaren Central Texas C.D Elm Ridge William Love Bo Titsworth Robert Titsworth Edwin Brod East Texas Blackland

Parliamentary Procedure Talk At Bethlehem Home Club

Mrs. Bentley Fletcher led an informative session on parliamentary procedure at the Bethlehem Home Demonstration Club meeting. Seventeen members heard reports, elected Mrs. Dudley Curry as district representative, and planned the March 15 program on dress accessories. Visitors included Mrs. Lydia Cooper and Mable Jones.

Bentley Fletcher Bethlehem Home Demonstration Club Bob Terry Dudley Curry Jenkins Temple Lydia Cooper Mable Jones Richardson

Yoe High Homemakers hear county agent on homemaking

Mrs. Alice Hughes, County Home Demonstration Agent, spoke to the Yoe High Future Homemakers at the March 7 meeting in the gym. Reports covered the FHA style show set for April 5 with The Golden Egg Review as theme, Easter Seal Sale, and plans for upcoming FHA events including Galveston and Waco meetings.

Yoe High Future Yoe High Carel Matula Alice Hughes Jimmye Celburn Marge Horstmann Bernice Penny Irving Leader McIntosh Statman Gloria Harber Colleen Damron Beverly Rice Faye Angell Hazel Butler Bobbie Price Mae Eisfeldt Thelma Hayes Norma Ruth Bowley Patsy Sheen Wilma Kreumcke FHA Galveston Peggy Burke Mary Ellen Richter Annetta Shelander

New Baby Boy for Mr and Mrs Jack Lowery

Mr and Mrs Jack Lowery of Lorena welcomed a baby son named Steve born February 28. The mother Joy Henderson of Ben Arnold is a Yee High School graduate. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Lowery of Lorena and maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs J A Henderson of Ben Arnold.

Jack Lowery Lorena Steve Lowery Joy Henderson Ben Arnold Yee High School Mrs. Lowery J. A. Henderson Ben Arnoki

TEL Class Business Meeting At First Baptist Church

Mrs Mamie Dobbins hosted the TEL Class of First Baptist Church for a regular business session with Mrs J N West presiding. A prayer by Mrs A M Fanning and devotional by Mrs A F Russell opened the meeting then a social hour followed with reading by Mrs West.

TEL First Baptist Church J. N. West A. M. Fanning A. F. Russell

February into March brings 17 births at St Edward Hospital

During late February and early March St Edward Hospital welcomed 17 babies, 11 boys and 6 girls. Parents include Mortimer, Horelica, Cummings, Pickerton, Smith, Hutchison, Meyer, Rodi, Tancra tius Rodi, Reed, Homer, Pittman, Reinders, Echols, Rackley, Martin, Hollas, with weights from 3 pounds 4 ounces to 9 pounds 4 ounces and birth dates from February 2 to March 8.

St. Edward Hospital S. Mortimer Mark Dennis Shirely Gail A. Horelica Glynn Cummings Glynn Alan Cheryl Denice D. Pickerton Thorndale Billy Smith Caldwell James Lee

Jekel Family Expresses Gratitude After Bereavement

The family of Conrad Jekel Sr thanks doctors and nurses at Newton Memorial Hospital and both Czech Moravian Church at Buckholts and First Presbyterian Church in Cameron. They also thank the Ladies of the churches, Sons of Herman Lodge, those who sent flowers, and all who offered condolences and help. May God bless each of you.

Newton Memorial Hospital Buckholts First Presbyterian Church Cameron Sons Herman Lodge

VicDermott Family Welcomes Son Paul Curtis

Mr and Mrs Charles E McDermott announce the birth of son Paul Curtis born February 28 at 9 44 p m at Edwards hospital weight 8 pounds 11 ounces Grandparents E J Sebesta Erskine McDermott Cameron and great grandfather Giles A McDermott Cameron A sister Charlene Frances two and a half years old welcomed the baby.

Dorothy Kaye Janes Hutchison Tangerwood D. R. Meyer Deauville Rudy Alan Rebecca Annette Arrved Tancratius Rodi Temple Paul Curtis Charles McDermott VicDermott Charles E. McDermott Edwards Hospital E. J. Sebesta Erskine McDermott Cameron Giles A. McDermott Paul Charlene Frances

Local Girl Named Redbud Princess At TSCW Festival

Mary Frances Hensley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Hensley, will be presented as a Redbud Court princess at Texas State College for Women during the 17th Redbud Festival on March 18 and 19. From 100 princesses elected by students, five Crown Princesses will be introduced, with the Redbud Queen to be crowned March 19. The queen will wear a lacy silver coronet, a dark pink velvet robe and train with redbud embroidery, and will embody the ideal young woman.

Mary Frances Hensley Texas State College For Women Hensley Roy C. Hensley Pouter Cameron Hmr Ty Oowests

Redbud Tree Festival Plans Blooming Display

The event will feature about 2,500 redbud trees planted at TSCW. Organizers coordinate a timing to ensure profuse bloom during the festival. The plan highlights community involvement and horticultural display.

TSCW

Sharp High School Hosts Public School Week

Sharp High School observed Public School week inviting patrons to visit any class any time. Wednesday was visiting day. Dr. Mark Magers, pastor of the ...

Sharp High School Mark Magers

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