Sharp Seniors Present Play Ghostly Fingers Friday
Sharp High School seniors perform the class play Ghostly Fingers this Friday night March 25. Cast includes Minona Faye Bean as Mrs Kate Pike Doris Gamble as Mrs Green Eleanora Piske as Hattie Gaunt Raymond Franck as Eustace Scudder Beatrice Schnei der as Mary Arnold Clifford Caffey as Victor Eliott Minnie Lee Merka as Myra Griggs James Mullinax as Joe Griggs Mary Ruth Belicek as Lucy James Wilson Burns as Denny Neill Thomas Blocker as Louie T F Gilleland as Phil Stanley Cryer property manager Morris Cryer director Clem Caffey and Arthur Rinn handle lighting and sound effects.
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Sharp High School
Minona Faye Bean
Kate Pike
Doris Gamble
Mrs. Green
Eleanora Piske
Hattie Gaunt
Clinging Vine
Raymond Franck
Eustace Scudder
Beatrice Schneider
Mary Arnold
Clifford Caffey
Victor Eliott
Minnie Lee Merka
Myra Griggs
James Mullinax
Joe Griggs
Mary Ruth Belicek
Lucy
James Wilson Burns
Denny Neill
Thomas Blocker
Louie
T. F. Gilleland
Phil
Stanley Cryer
Morris Cryer
Clement Caffey
Arthur Rinn
Visitors in the Mekush home bring many guests
Multiple families and relatives visited the Mekush home and nearby households over the weekend including Bedrichs from Little Flock, Sakowitz from Taylor, Gerza from Jacksonville, Kudlaceks from Holland, Page from Poteet, and Griffin family members in Cameron County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mekush
F. J. Bedrich
Jerry Bedrich
Little Flock
Roy Sakowitz
Taylor
A. D. Gerza
Jacksonville
Charlie Kudlacek
Holland
John Page
Poteet
Charlie Griffin
Frank Griffin
Ruth Salomon
Norris Coleman
Chas
S. Russell
John Lott
Doris Nell
Zack Griffin
Zackie Jr
Temple Hospital
Ed Lake
T. C. Farmer
Cedar Springs
Sam Clark
Temple
John McDonald
Ella Clark
Gladys
Local Folks Attend Visitors and Services in Hanover Area
Shack Shaffer returns home from MccClosky Hospital in Temple and improves. Mrs. Joe Lankford comes home from visiting relatives in San Antonio. Jim Gandy hosts weekend guests Ella Fae Minnie Nell Thelma Ruth and James from San Antonio and College Station. Ike Ditto shops in Cameron. Lankford family from Houston visit. Rev H M Bowley from Cameron conducts services. Rev J H Glass from Cameron to lead church service. A J Gunnells of Liberty visits. T P Gunnels and Freeport family visit Holley home and relatives.
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Shack Shaffer
MccClosky Hospital
Temple
Joe Lankford
San Antonio
Jim Gandy
Ella Fae
Minnie Nell
Thelma Ruth
James
College Station
Ike Ditto
Cameron
Harold Lankford
Edward Lankford
Patricia
Houston
H. M. Bowley
J. H. Glass
A. J. Gunnells, Sr
Liberty
T. P. Gunnels
Freeport
Carl Holley
Red Cross fund drive totals rise in 1949 campaign
The 1949 Red Cross fundraiser reported $3,718.60 by Friday morning, with Miss Myrtle Hinton noting progress and fund director A. W. McCullin pleased with results. Several towns had not submitted reports and Cameron canvas was incomplete. Special gifts surpassed $1,000 with later block canvases planned, and African American supporters had exceeded their quota at $234.61.
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Red Cross Fund
Myrtle Hinton
A. W. McCullin
Cameron
No More Draft Calls Due Says Army Chief
Maj. Gen. John E. Dahlquist, the Army personnel chief, said no new men will be drafted before July 1950 when the peace-time draft act ends. The Defense Department noted he spoke personally and no policy has been set. No inductions have occurred since late January as voluntary enlistments meet quotas amid budget cuts.
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Army
John E. Dahlquist
Defense Department
Navy
Air Force
Cameron History Club Meeting At Milam Hotel
Cameron History Club gathered Tuesday afternoon at the Milam Hotel apartments hosted by Mrs. S A Cottle to discuss local history topics.
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Cameron History Club
S. A. Cottle
Milam Hotel
Payroll at Battery C 289th Field Artillery Upward Trend
Over 1042.25 dollars in armory drill pay was distributed to Battery C members during the latest pay period, Captain Rudolph Michalka reported. The figure excludes about 1500 dollars in other disbursements and signals unit growth with vacancies still open for officers and enlisted men. Two new enlisted members were sworn in Billy G. Neeley and Edward C. Tindall.
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289Th Field Artillery
Rudolph Michalka
Michalka
Billy G. Neeley
Edward C. Tindall
Perrin Hosts Guests From Midland and Austin
Mr. and Mrs. FE A Perrin entertained their daughter and family Mr and Mrs Fred Carroll of Midland and expect a visit from another daughter and family Mr and Mrs Tom Hobson of Austin within the near future.
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FE. A. Perrin
Fred Carroll
Midland
Tom Hobson
Austin
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SHARP
Yarrellton News
Hanover News
Montes
Schenley Distillers, Inc
New York City
By Lloyd Abertson
F. & B. Manufacturing Co
Cameron, Texas
Frigidaire
Daly Suarez
Texas
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