Girl Scouts Host Annual Banquet in Cameron
Cameron Girl Scouts held their annual Father Daughter banquet at Methodist Fellowship Hall with Brownies and Juniors, Cadettes and Seniors performing skits and songs for fathers and guests. Rev James Lafferty gave the invocation and neighborhood chair man Mrs. Lester Williams introduced attendees. Troop leaders and assistants received recognition. banquet arrangements were led by John Moseley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Methodist Fellowship Hall
James Lafferty
Lester Williams
Mmes
Albert Michalka
Paul Schegull
James Richardson
Charles Wickersham
John Schmidt
Vivian McIntyre
Jimmy Bledsoe
Eugene Mekush
Lucinda Canady
Leo Yates
Skip Hobbs
Bentley House
Cecil Widner
Eddie Macal
Kenneth Barker
Morris Eplen
Clarence Hanel
James Kahler
James Brockers
John Moseley
Mrs Werner Hosts B P and Program for Club
The Business and Professional Women's Club met Monday night in the clubhouse at Fourth and Milam. President Mrs Sam Houston conducted the business session. A program on People and their environment was given by Mrs Milton Falkner. Refreshments were served by hostess Mrs E P Werner and co host Mrs Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Fourth and
Milam
Sam Houston
Milton Falkner
E. P. Werner
Houston
College Adds Mahalia Petty to Honor Roll
Miss Mahalia Petty, a freshman sociology major at Texas Woman's University in Denton, was listed on the special honor roll for scholastic achievement during the fall semester.
Schlemmer Hrozek Repeat Wedding Vows
Miss Jeanie Hrozek of Cameron and Mr. Jim E. Schlemmer of Rockdale married in an afternoon ceremony at St Monica's Catholic Church on February 27. Rev John T Deiser officiated with music by Ladis Marek Jr. The couple will reside in Rockdale after a trip to New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanie Hrozek
Cameron
Jim E. Schlemmer
Rockdale
St. Monica’s Catholic Church
John T. Deiser
Ladis Marek, Jr
Shower Fetes Bride-Elect Miss Mary Jones at United Church
A bridal shower honored Miss Mary Jones Saturday at the United Church of Christ Ben Arnold recreation hall. Hostesses were Mrs. Sea ton Swanzy Burnett Collins and Felschin sky. Miss Jones is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Jones of Ben Arnold and bride-elect of Jay Weaks of Belton. Games were played and after gifts refreshments of iced white cake squares and hot pink punch were served. Miss Burnett and Miss Swanzy assisted in the house party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon George Hall
Liz Thweatt
Austin
Barbara Newman
Rose Mary Mondick
Ann Jund
Mary Jones
United Church of Christ
Ben Arnold
Recreation Hall
Billy Seaton
A. T. Swanzy
Leland Burnett
Bill Collins
Leroy Felschinsky
Miss Jones
George Jones
Jay Weaks
Belton
Tea Honors Bride-Elect Cheryl Heitman and David Synatzske
A Saturday tea at Mrs. J. Robert Bailey's home celebrated the engagement of Miss Cheryl Kay Heitman to Mr. David Ray Synatzske. Attending were family members, friends, and a host of relatives with decorations in blue, yellow, and white, including a centerpiece with daisies, lilies of the valley, and two white doves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Heitman
Cheryl Kay
David Ray Synatzske
C. O. Synatzske
Rogers
Miss Heitman
C. H. Yee High School
Sam Houston State University
Huntsville
Synatzske
Rogers High School
University of Texas In
Arlington
Texas A&m University
First Baptist Church
Cameron
Cheryl Kay Heitman
J. Robert Bailey
F.H. Scarborough
Linda Synatzske
Cheryl
David
Susan Philips
Austin
Paula Felschinsky
Judy White
Doris Meeks
Temple
Jack Phillips
Gladewater
Bill Sells
Riesel
Classroom Teachers Hear Candidates at Cameron Meet
The Cameron Classroom Teachers Association met at Cameron Junior High School Library presided by Mrs Kay Minter. School board candidates Betsy Brown Calvin Cobb Max Shuemate and Dr John Martin answered questions in an informal session. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday April 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Classroom Teachers Association
Cameron Junior High School
Kay Minter
Betsy Brown
Calvin Cobb
Max Shuemate
John Martin
Couple Pledge Vows In Corpus Christi Church
Nancy Jane McLain and Charles Cooper wed March 6 at Parkway Presbyterian Church in Corpus Christi. The couple, both connected to Cameron, celebrate with a reception at the McLain home and a list of out of town guests from Texas and Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi Church
Corpus Christi Parkway Presbyterian Church
Nancy Jane McLain
Charles Cooper
del Mar College
East Central High School
Tulsa
Oklahoma University
U. S. Navy
Corpus Christi
Earnest Veselka
Tallahasse
Florida
Ken Blake
Ponca City
Oklahoma
Gene F. Blake
Mary Elizabeth Blake
Cameron
H. C Pilgreen
James Pilgreen
Garden Club Explores Deadly Plant Dangers
Civic Garden Club met March 11 at Mrs. John Sapp's home with all members present. Mrs Sam Houston, a nationally accredited flower show judge, spoke on poisonous plants. She warned that some ornamentals risk severe harm to children, citing oleander as a powerful toxin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sapp
Leo Fuchs
Sam Houston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Girl Scouts
Mrs. Werner
B&p
College
Mahalia Petty
Jim Schlemmer
Our
Rucania
Cameron Texas
Schlemmer
Hrozek
Steve Hrozek
Edward Schlemmer
Lott
Liz Evans
Joyce Broughton
Pasadena
Janice Klecka
Liz Jungmann
Charm Wieser
Melissa Hodges
Deann Newman
Richardson
Larry Schlemmer
George Broughton
Mike Jund
Bryan
Glenn Beauchamp
Rosenthal
Albert Mondick
John Duffy
Tommy Mondrik
Joe Mondrik
Cam
Eron
Charles Kurko
New Orleans
Caroline Burnett
Gus Edward McLain
G . McLain
David N. Carter
Venice
Linda Brashear
Hearne
John Rich
Mary Blake
Nancy Bird
Joe Fuentes
Bestman
Gerald Groves
Big Springs
Robert McLain
Frank Howard
McLain
Gene Tanner
Donald Allan
Lucianos
Gene Blake
Iron Gate Inn
King High School
Clifford Kirkpatrick
Rasharon
Texas
Tiffany
Velma Ross
M. O. Vance
Billie D'Amico
Billie
Gray D'Amico
Cypress
Thomas Brashear
Mable Dodson
Charles Stephen Cooper
Arts and Service League
Jackie Allen
Emily Lollar
Dallas
William Kelm
League
Garden Club
The
Civic Garden Club
Baird
Fays Beauty Shop
Judy
Dorthy
Fay
Beauty Shop
N. Jackson
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