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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1975
Page
5
A long list of March anniversaries across multiple families is followed by two Buckholts students earning superior ratings at the Texas Junior College Speech and Theatre Association meet in Paris. Grady Roberts earned two ratings in discussion and Paul Mendoza earned a rating in prose interpretation.
New Orleans March 12 16 Jim Bowman Cameron native son of Dr George W Bowman and Dr Betty Bowman exhibited abstract paintings at Tulane University in connection with the Direction 75 program Bowmans work reflects fantasy and imagination after study at the Kansas City Art Institute and tours of Scotland and Europe Bowmans show aligned with Direction 75 theme The American Dream.
Buckholts menus list Wednesday steak fingers with gravy corn cabbage slaw jello and milk. Thursday features beef tips on 2e green beans lettuce cookies and milk.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester M. Conway of Simsbury announce the engagement of their daughter Elizabeth Graeme Conway to Richard Maxwell Law, son of Mrs. Jim Pettigrew and Dr. Sam W. Law of Houston. Both graduates of Southern Methodist University, they are affiliated with Greek organizations and pursue law careers. A June 28 wedding is planned in Austin.
A memorial service for Mrs. Gertrude Harsha a past matron and life member of the Cameron chapter was led by Mrs. Carrie Kuehl with assistance from several members. At the March meeting plans were set for a Cameron Country Fair on April 12 to benefit kidney machine funding for the Worthy Grand Matron’s statewide project. Frances Price chairs the event. The Sectional School of Instruction convened in Calvert March 13 with Lillian Lester and Eva White leading, joined by multiple attendees.
The article notes a historical belief that dipping a widow's horn into water would cleanse it, a superstition once common. It discusses the cultural origins and doubts about the practice, reflecting on how such tales influenced daily life and folk reasoning.
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