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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1949
Page
4
Mr. Shevnan touts the Zoetic Shield as a nationwide scientific method that instantly improves circulation and strengthens weakened parts to close hernia openings in about ten days. It requires no under straps or medicines and is demonstrated free at 6509 N Artesian Ave Chicago.
An opportunity for adults 25 to 55 to join a Watkins Products business in South Milam County. No capital required. a car is helpful. A representative will assist with starting details. Write A. Lewis at The J. R. Watkins Company in Memphis, Tennessee for information.
For sale Massey Harris tractor and equipment plus F-12 tractor with equipment and a two row cotton roller. See at Letz Feed Mill owned by H. J. Schattle Sr. on Route 1 in Cameron.
Mildred Matyastik spent spring holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs John Matyastik. Mrs Jim Hauk returned from Houston after accompanying her mother for medical treatment. John Matyastik did business in Belton and Temple Monday. Roger Blasien attended the auction sale in Temple Thursday. Mrs Joe Luckey hosted the H D Club Thursday. Ganelle Cox and a Houston friend visited her parents Mr and Mrs W W Cox Sunday. Butch Hauk, son of Mr and Mrs Joe Hauk, is a patient in Scott and White Hospital in Temple. Mesdames Crook Skupin Hauk Cox and Mitchell attended a bedspreads instruction school.
County Agents office reports the American Red Cross drive led by Mesdames John Matyastik and John Blasien in Clarkson. Sunday church services were held in Cameron with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Skupin in attendance. The Schultz family shopped in Cameron Saturday. Mrs. John Matyastik and daughter Mildred attended reburial services for Sgt. Thurston J. Harris, killed in Italy, on Saturday. John Meyer hosted his daughter from Amarillo and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones and family visited the George Jones home over the weekend. Reverend and Mrs. Holloway were guests in the Joe Lackey home Sunday.
We express gratitude for kindness shown at the reburial of our son and brother Lt. W. Ray Russell. Special thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Green Rev. R. L. South and the American Legion. We appreciate flowers condolence messages and other help from all. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Russell and family.
The Hoyte H. D. Club met March 15 at Mrs. Hollas's home with Mrs. Anton Hanell as host. Ten members and five visitors attended. a demonstration on giving a professional look to clothing was led by Mrs. Moody. Two new members joined, and Dottie Hanel won the surprise package. The next meeting will be with Dottie Hanel.
Mrs. E. A. Oliver, Sr. is critically ill at Newton Memorial Hospital. Her daughter Mrs. E. A. Oliver, Jr., from Port Lavaca is visiting this week.
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