Taylor Wins Cameron Relays as Yoe Takes Second
Taylor sweeps the 30th Cameron Relays with 163 points, Cameron 70, Llano 66, Georgetown 44. Dean Sheppard of Llano shines in multiple events, Rodney Marek sets the pole vault mark at 11 ft 9 in, breaking 1961 Oliver Llano record. meet limited to 16 of 37 teams due to cold weather and finals moved to 6 pm.
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Taylor
Cameron
Oliver
Llano
Rodney Marek
Steve Palacious
Marlin
Rabb
Lyons
Hamaman
Hughes
Tie
Oliver Llano
John Mathis
Hearne
John Young
Hillsboro
Lee Giddings
Georgetown
Gary Kruger
Caden
Granger
Jack Fortner
Mrs W D Bigbee Honored At Maxwell Dinner
Mrs W D Bigbee retires March 31 as First Assistant to the County School Superintendent. Maxwell home festooned with spring flowers and candlelight for a dinner honoring her. Guests included County Superintendent staff and spouses, plus Mrs John Parmelee who will replace Mrs Bigbee. An electrical Corningware tray was presented to Mrs Bigbee.
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H. D. Maxwell
W. D. Bigbee
Maxwell
County Superintendents Office
Walter Lester
Coy Arledge
F. E. Jackson
Joe Hickman
John Parmelee
Bigbee
Parmelee
Personal mentions and social notes from a Newton obituary page
Mary Wallace, sister of Truman Pembroke and Marvel Hughes, is a patient at Newton Memorial Hospital. Joe R. Walzel of Texas City visited his sister Adolph Richter’s home. he works for the U S Corps of Engineers. A L Jistel hosted guests Ben Pavick Ensla Cindy Joe Sophries Garwood Joe C Brossman Schulenburg Billy Jistel Darlyn Temple Raymond Kurtz W C Keith Clarence Jistel. And two antiquated notes: Greeks loved raw onions and early breeches were called hose in England.
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Mary Wallace
Truman Pembroke
Marvel Hughes
Newton Memorial Hospital
Joe R. Walzel
Texas City
Adolph Richter
Walzel
U.S. Corps of Engineers
A. L. Jistel
Ben Pavick
Ensla
Cindy
Joe Sophries
Garwood
Joe C. Brossman
Schulenburg
Billy Jistel
Darlyn
Temple
Raymond Kurtz
W. C. Keiths
Clarence Jistels
American Heritage youth group forms at Cameron High School
Cameron high school students 75 strong form American Heritage study groups named Patrick Henry Green Mountain Boys Minute Men and Thomas Jefferson They study American ideals culture and heritage to prepare for good citizenship with two adult sponsors per group The effort aims to increase awareness of what made America great and to ground youths in their heritage and government before facing opposing ideologies
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Green Mountain Boys
American Heritage Club
Methodist Fellowship Hall
Cameron High School
Patrick Henry
Minute Men
Thomas Jefferson
James Lafferty
America
Yee High Gymnasium
Cameron
Yoemen Ready for Rockdale Relays With Copy of Lineup
Coach George Kirk leads the Yoemen to Rockdale for the annual Rockdale Relays. Taylor is the favorite to win the relay crown as prelims begin at 12 30 pm with finals at 7 pm. Team members include Goeke Green McKinney Dorner Michalka and others in multiple sprint and field events.
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George Kirk
Rockdale
Taylor
Kirk
Goeke
Green
McKinney
Dorner
Leo Michalka
Michalka
Cameron
Forrest Green
Frankie Dorner
Newton Burnett
van Shuffield
Charles Wise
Mack McKinney
Jack McKinney
Jim Lafferty
Mike McDaniel
Mike Dunston
Leo Mi
Nightlighters lead bowling race with slim margin
McLeod Insurance bowlers hold a one game lead in the Nightlighters standings at 57.2 to 42 percent while Dairy Queen sits second at 56 to 43 percent. Yoakum House moving tops high team scores and Gloria Neely leads in high series and average with multiple top marks by Edelman and Pinkerton.
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McLeod Insurance
Nightlighters
Dairy Queen
Rockdale State Bank
Butter Krust
Prewitt Drug
Yoakum House
Dunn Drilling
Viv-Rae
Gloria Neely
Cynthia Edelman
Mable Wright
Yoakum Hous
Neil Pinkerton
Ida Michalka
Cynthia Edelmon
New Cameron Leads Sunshine Bowling Standings
New Cameron Drug tops the Sunshine Bowling League last week with a 2481 team series while Falstaff and Irene's Embroidery also posted strong totals. Dor othy Richardson and Pat Richter led individual series, with Richter posting a 401 and Richardson a 460. In games, Richter 190 Richardson 198 and Titsworth 170 highlighted the high scorers. Handicap results show Richter 247 Richardson 293 and McCall Thompson 593 for series and 223 for McCall in a game.
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Cameron Drug
Falstaff
Irene
Leader Dept
Duke & Ayres
Dorothy Richardson
Pat Richter
Gladys Titsworth
Jackie McCall
Jo Ann Thompson
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