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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1971
Page
9
For sale a sewing machine that makes buttonholes, sews on buttons and overcasts. It also monograms and handles fancy patterns. Price 34.50 cash or 7.25 per month. Free home trial available. Write Box 5 The Cameron Herald.
Community sale slated for Saturday and Sunday March 27 and 28 from 9 am to 5 pm at 305 E 10th. Items include clothing electrical appliances wash pots farm tools washing machine window screens and odds and ends.
Rev Joseph B. Bisby will speak at Tracy United Methodist Church at 9 a.m. and at First United Methodist Church Cameron at 11 a.m. Sunday March 28. He is a school administrator and educator missionary of the Methodist Church in Rhodesia on furlough, returning to the United States and living in Houston. In 1967 the Bisbys were appointed to Nyamuzuwe High School with Bisby heading the English Dept.
The Holy Name Society of the Blessed Sacrament Church in Cameron sponsors a barbecue lunch Sunday March 28 from 12 30 to 4 30 p m in the church parish hall Adults beef barbecue plate priced at 1 25 and children s plate 80 cents Games for children will be provided Everyone is invited to attend
Senator Wayne W. Connally proposed in the Texas Senate that the state assume 100 percent financing of the Foundation School Program. He said current practice funds 80 percent, leaving local districts to raise about 439 million dollars next biennium for minimum program costs. He urged a revenue plan including higher Corporate Franchise tax and a sales tax increase to raise about 458 million dollars and criticized relying on local property taxes.
Yee High School National Honor Society members support Milam County POW and MIA concerns through letters to Paris, TV presentations, yard signs, and a citywide awareness week proclaimed by Mayor Perrin. Activities include school programs, a downtown petition booth, and a national week of recognition ending March 27.
The Ford Foundation announced 1,009 scholarship recipients and 1,807 honorable mentions from 417 two year colleges for a national program to aid minority transfer to four year colleges. Evangelina Martinez of Rogers was named scholarship winner from Temple Junior College. The group includes Black Americans Mexican Americans American Indians and Puerto Ricans.
The Pan Hellenic Association of Bryan College Station hosts a rush forum on Saturday March 22 at 10am in the CNB room of City National Bank. High school senior girls and their mothers are invited to learn about national sororities and rush activities in the area. Contact Mrs Niley J. Smith in Cameron for details.
Sen Murray Watson reports multiple insurance bills to aid Texans. Proposals include trust funds for insurers, protection for policyholders in impairments and catastrophes, and casualty assessments. A risk-based auto rate provision aims to help drivers with bad records while shielding safe motorists. Petty attends veterans clinic in Waco for Milam County.
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