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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1975
Page
8
Dr Nathaniel Ward championed terrariums as plant boosters amid dry winter air. The article recalls the 19th century discovery of the glass enclosed planter creating a self contained eco system for houseplants.
Friends of W. R. Poage raise funds to build the W. R. Poage Congressional Library on the Baylor University campus in Waco. The library will house Poage papers and other lawmakers documents, with gifts totaling over 600000 toward a 1 million dollar goal.
The American Lung Association of Central Texas holds its annual meeting Saturday March 22 from 12 to 5 at Frank's Lakeview Inn on Belton Lake. Dinner costs 4.60 with reservations through the ALACT office at P.O. Box 1308 Temple or by phone at 778-1663.
A Buckholts social roundup lists visits by Minnie Petury, Marie Kelly, and Don Steward with Teddy from Houston, and Waco and Cameron residents staying with local families. It notes new residents Douglas Keith Williams and family relocating from Thorndale and other locals like Cecil Criswell traveling to the coast.
William H. Rima, director of the U S Civil Service Commission Dallas Region, states no Civil Service school is connected with the commission. No federal branch offers coaching for civil service exams or claims special advantage for students.
Newton Ranches between Milano and Caldwell owned by Dr. W R Newton of Cameron and Leonard Raley sold two top Charolais cow with calf at side for 17000 in the grand ballroom sale at the Marriott in Houston on February 20. A second pair sold for 17500 during the Sale of Sales in Astro Hall on February 21. The Gulf Coast Charolais Breeders Association sponsored the ballroom event with North American Auction Co as sale managers.
The term bellwether, now meaning a leader, derives from the wether or ermmauch sheep that wears a bell and leads the herd. The ringing bell signaled the flock and guided others, giving the noun its modern sense of leadership.
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