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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1951
Page
9
Mrs. Mark C. Magers presented Florence Bauer's Behold Your King in the First Methodist Church sanctuary on March 15. She narrated a biblical drama leading to Christ's crucifixion, painting scenes vividly while Miss Shirley Horstmann sang a solo accompanied by Magers.
Engineerman Joseph Edward Hosch arrived in Temple at 1 A M Saturday to surprise his parents Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hosch. He has been stationed in Guam for over two years and has not visited Texas in seven years. He traveled from Guam to San Francisco then by plane to San Antonio and bus to Temple. Hosch is a grandson of Rosa Chernosky of Ben Arnold and plans to visit friends in Ben Arnold and Cameron during his leave. After leave he will go to Chicago to study Diesel engineering for five years.
Mrs N D Fuller has returned home from St Edward Hospital after a major operation and is doing nicely. Friends report she shows improvement and they are glad of her progress.
Chinese and North Korean Communist troops reportedly pulled back across the thirty-eighth parallel to a new defense line in North Korea. Reds abandon Chunchon and ridgelines northwest of Hongchon while U N advances toward the parallel amid tightened censorship.
Retail merchants in Cameron area governed by Regulation 7 of the Price Stabilization Board are invited to a Wednesday March 21 discussion in Temple. Mr. Stevenson from the Dallas OPS will explain the rule and answer questions. Attendees should bring the regulation and writing materials. Regulation must be filed by March 29. Meeting starts at 2 PM in the municipal auditorium.
Pvt. Lionel D. Provasek of the Air Force stationed at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Provasek this week. Also visiting Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Joel Orsag and son of Caldwell.
Mr and Mrs Oro Arnold and their daughters enjoyed a weekend visit in Cameron with family company and local sightseeing.
Mr and Mrs Billie Joe Word of Houston announce the birth of Bruce Allen on March 17 1951 at Jeff Davis Hospital a seven pound twelve ounce boy. Mother Norma Jean Brown of Cameron is Sister to Mrs Jewell Hill of Cameron. Frances their 15 month old daughter remains well despite the polio illness.
Ann Brock, a Southwest State Teachers College agriculture major from San Marcos, earned sixth in the Hereford light beef class at the San Antonio Fat Stock Show. Her calf sold for over 50 cents per pound and weighed about a thousand pounds.
Jesse Brock of Cameron plans to pursue a career in this field. She is very popular with the student body at the college and enjoys her work.
In Texas the House rejected moving Democratic primaries from July and August to May and June. The bill, backed by Rep. Marshall O. Bell of San Antonio with support from Rep. John Crosthwait of Dallas, failed 62 to 42. Lawmakers cited bad spring weather and peak farm work as reasons against earlier elections.
A short aphorism notes that overt public displays of patriotism may conceal a lack of genuine conviction, suggesting appearances can misrepresent inner loyalty and character.
The Friends of Joe Luce announce he is ill and hospitalized at Newton Memorial Hospital and members extend wishes for a speedy recovery.
William J. Manly age 60 longtime Minerva resident and WWI veteran died Sunday morning at the Veterans Hospital in McKinney after extended illness. He formerly operated a Fort Worth newsstand and moved to Minerva last year. He attended the Christian Church and Julian Field Lodge of Fort Worth and leaves a widow Lula Manly of Cameron, a brother J. P. Manly of Post and three sisters.
J Weathers of Lelia Texas and Mrs Allen Bryan of Clarendon are to be buried in Laureland Cemetery Fort Worth following funeral services at Harris Funeral Home in Fort Worth. The services were scheduled to occur on Tuesday.
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