The Last Supper Presented by Waco Scottish Rite
The Odessa Scottish Rite Association presents The Last Supper at 2 30 pm Sunday in Waco Hall Baylor University. A Cameron group will attend as the public program remains open to all.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1959
Page
2
The Odessa Scottish Rite Association presents The Last Supper at 2 30 pm Sunday in Waco Hall Baylor University. A Cameron group will attend as the public program remains open to all.
An opinion piece extols home telephones as constant helpers in emergencies and daily planning. It highlights color phones at 19 one-time cost plus $1 monthly per extra set, notes Easter family outreach via long distance calls, and promotes low Sunday rates for station-to-station conversations.
Weekend visitors include Elbert Martin Cecil Smith and the Martins of Houston. Mrs Fontaine returns from Virginia to Jones Prairie while Wilbert Lucko visits siblings after U S Army service in France. Several families travel to Freeport and Houston for gatherings and attend the funeral of E S Colbert in Marlin.
Community members gathered in the Milano lunch room Friday to reorganize the PTA with about 30 attending. They planned to elect officers at the first Thursday in April and urged all interested to attend the meeting.
Ben Arnold Strickler and Dahse Henderson are patients by Mer. Lt. Swanzy, Walter Strickler, Alec Henderson, Ed Dahee, and other relatives are named as patients or visitors across St. Edwards Hospital in Cameron, McCloskey Hospital in Temple, and Dallas visits. Families from Houston and surrounding towns visited patients on Sunday, including the Swanzy and Kalkbrenner households and relatives from Pettibone and Burlington.
The annual sale led by Mrs. Lester Williams Mrs. Bill Burns and Mrs S D Ripley kicks off with door to door campaigns to fund local summer day camp. Cookies cost 50 cents a box. Milam County health reports show reportable diseases last week: 45 throat infections 29 chickenpox 5 measles 10 flu 2 pneumonia and 1 gonorrhea.
Two chemical weed control demonstrations are set for March 25 in Milam County. The Edwin Brod place 22 miles from Cameron on the Salem road hosts the first at 9:50 am, and the Leon Noack place three miles south of Rockdale on the airport road hosts the second at 2:00 pm. Cooperating groups include Southwest Spray and Chemical Company of Waco Cameron Implement Company and the Texas Agricultural Extension Service.
Miss Yvonne Krenek and Robert Moran were elected as representatives for the King and Queen county contest to be held April 1 by the Miss Krenek Moran Ave Club at Simon-George Hall. Assistant County Agent Robert Hoermann assisted with Farmstead Safety and First Aid. George Childress represented Hartford Fire Insurance Company.
Annette Dodd led a group of Yar High students to the University of Texas Science Show in Austin on Friday. Mr and Mrs Otto Schulz hosted guests Mrs Henry Senkel and Mr and Mrs Lex Daniels of Buck. Miss Josephine Doskocil of Fi Worth and Mrs Billy Stuessell of Temple visited their parents.
Milam County hosts a gathering weekend with Amos Doskocil family and Leonard Doskocil relatives. Mrs Williarm Kohring stays with her son’s family in Holland. Additional visits include Schulz Juergens Lucko Barke meyer Casey Harrison families and Garrett Hauk guests from multiple Texas towns.
A joint publication by the Texas Agricultural Extension Service and Experiment Station titled Vertical Integration of Texas Agriculture is now available. Copies of L 418 may be obtained from local county agents or the Agricultural Information Office in College Station Texas.
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