Bethlehem Home Demonstration Meeting Notes
The Bethlehem Home Demonstration meeting led by vice president Mrs. Mason Longmire opened with prayer and singing. Members discussed a Cameron program for March 14, thanked Mr Journey for using Rockdale accessories, and planned an April 5 meeting at Mrs. Bill Hall’s home featuring poultry processing and dressing.
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Bethlehem
Mason Longmire
Bob Terry
Paulie Jenkins
Cameron
Bill Hall
Finch
Simmon
Willie Brannon
Joiner
Rockdale
Richardson
Family Visit Brings Relatives to Palacious Texas
South Texas visitors Mrs Vaculin lin and her sister Mrs Eva David travel with Mr and Mrs Bob Sefeik and other relatives to Palacious Texas to live with Vaculin’s elderly mother. The group accompanies the elderly matriarch to her home for care.
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South Texas
Vacullin
Bob Sefeik
Eva David
Vaculin
Palacious
Texas
How To Make Texas Green In Winter
Texas Research Foundation reports cool season pasture tests at Renner showing Mustang oats and button clover produced 2.36 pounds daily gain per steer from Jan 15 to Feb 15, 1955, vs 2.73 pounds for 1954 Feb 12 to June 16. Advises timely pullet replacements as market conditions favor grade stock.
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Texas Research Foundation
Renner
Texas
J. H. Davis
Foundation Agronomist
Davis
Home lawns gain spring boost from complete fertilizer
Applying a complete fertilizer in spring gives home lawns a stronger green response. The added nutrients fuel growth, improving color and turf density for the season.
Winter grazing study shows extended green pasture gains
The report details a pasture sown Oct 11 1954 with 60 percent oats and 40 percent clover at 2 bushels of oats and 19 pounds of clover per acre. Fertilizer included 200 pounds super phosphate and 250 pounds sulfate ammonium per acre. From Dec 15 to Feb 15, cattle gains reached 121.11 pounds per acre, highlighting the value of a longer grazing period and winter green forage even with limited rainfall in November and December.
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Acre
Davis
Risinger Promoted to Rivervue Drive In Manager
James Risinger, longtime Rialto Morriston projectionist, becomes manager of Rivervue Drive In per United Theatres Corp. plans. He will help open drive in theaters in several cities before March 31. Risinger, son of Mrs. Willie Risinger and the late J. C. Risinger, is a Morrilton High School 1951 graduate and former Cameron resident.
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James Risinger
Rialto
Morriston
Riverque Drive
Clarence Hobbs
United Theatres Corporation
Rivervue Drive
Risinger
Willie Risinger
Morrilton
J. C. Risinger
Morriston High School
Risingers
Cameron
Young Risinger
Yee High School
Wallgreens
Oscar Zotz
Monroe Mortimer to Wed Washington Girl
Rev and Mrs Herbert Clark Moore of Washington announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Phyllis Louise to Monroe Clayton Mortimer, United States Army corporal. The wedding vows will be read at 4 p m on Saturday April 2 at the Luther Rice Memorial Baptist Church in Washington D C.
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Herbert Clark Moore
Washington, D. C
Phyllis Louise
Monroe Clayton Mortimer
United States Army
Helen C. Mortimer
Cameron
Luther Rice Memorial Baptist Church
Washington
District of Columbia
Jimmie Love Buys Guernsey Sire
Jimmie Love of Thorndale Texas purchased the young Guernsey sire Lilac Prince Milan from Morris Dryer of Buckholts Texas. The bull, out of Gaylord's Olivette, is sired by Brazoa J C Footprint, as reported by the American Guernsey Cattle Club in Peterborough New Hampshire.
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Jimmie Love
Thorndale
Texas
Lilac Prince Milan
Morris Dryer
Buckholts
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Peterborough
N. H
Gaylord
Brazoa J. C
Fifty Attend First District Scout Meeting
Fifty men gathered at the Presbyterian Church in Cameron for the first regularly scheduled meeting of the newly organized Boy Scout District Committee. Explorer Post 84, sponsored by the church, opened the session and Frank Hyder of Rockdale delivered the welcome.
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Presbyterian Church
Cameron
Boy Scout District Committee
Explorer
The
Frank Hyder
Rockdale
Region 9 Annual Meeting Set for San Antonio
John Duke and Father George Duda urged all men present to attend the Region 9 meeting in San Antonio on April 14 and 15. Six operating committee chairmen were announced with A. O. Bowen Rosebud Camping and Activities Lester Hay Marlin Finance H. E. Helmer Rockdale Health and Safety Dr. Charles Howard Cameron Leadership Training Ed Laywell Cameron Advancement M. O. Perry Rockdale. The group approved Tejas as the new district name and each committee then planned for the year ahead.
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San Antonio
John Duke
George Duda
A. O. Bowen
Rosebud
Lester Hay
Marlin
H. E. Helmer
Rockdale
Charles Howard
Cameron
Ed Laywell
M. O. Perry
Tejas
Milano Farmers Plagued By Cut Worms
Milano farmers vary crops as truck growers plant tomatoes for summer. many report cut worm infestation, claiming this year is the worst yet. John R. Meyer accepts a new role in Bryan as department manager in Montgomery Ward home furnishings and appliances, beginning Monday. A. J. Adams of Galveston faces income tax fraud charges in Austin federal court over about $35 000 of 1948 income. case brought by Assistant U S District Attorney Lonny Zwiener.
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Milano
Europe
Montgomery Ward Co
Bryan
Galveston
A. J. Adams
Federal District Court
Austin
U.S
Lonny Zwiener
Adams
Robert Sneed
Notable Texans Spend Weekend with Kin Across Cities
Attorneys Dan Moody of Austin and Wright Mathews of Houston visited Bay City over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Frank Gass and daughter of Bay City spent time with sister and family Mr and Mrs A L Shoppe of Cameron. The Shoppes recently moved here from Bryan.
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Mrs. Laddie Vaculin
Points
Dan Moody
Austin
Wright Matthews
Houston
Daughter
Bay City
A. L
Cameron
Bryan
Cameron Chamber outlines work for Board vote
A program of work for the Cameron Chamber of Commerce is being outlined by committees in meetings. It will be presented and voted on at the Board of Directors meeting on April 8. Committee members include Highway and Good Roads E A Perrin chair and others. Crops and Conservation John A Smith chair. Poultry Leo Fuchs chair with D Moor and Drayton McLane among members.
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Cameron Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors
Highway and Good Roads Committee
E. A. Perrin
Jack Prescott
Drayton McLane
Milton Schiller
Gene Blake
Lester Williams
A. W. McCuillin
Crops & Conservation Committee
John A. Smith
Alva Sanders
Bridges
J. D. Moore
John Henderson
O. G. Tomlinson
Wallace Culpepper
Rollan Carr
O. C. Angell
Poultry
Leo Fuchs
Charles Brady
J. D. Moor
Leroy Thompson
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H. D
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Business Professional Directory
Drs. Evans & Evans
Optometrists
E. A. Camp
E. B. Camp
Clifford
Thompson
Surveyor Cameron
Joe D. Bass
Jack W. Prescott
First National Bank
William GC. Black
COX Building
Parma Radio Service
Radio - Phonograph, TV and
Call 104
Gordon S. Baskin
Emory B. Camp Insurance
Cameron, Texas
F. H. A. Loans
G. I. Loans
D. Risinger Makes Good
Drive In Theatre
Monroe Mortimer
Guernsey
Brook Mays
Main St
Fairfax
John Meyer
John R. Meyer
Mrs
Frank Gass
MR. Farmer
Phillips
Phillips 66
PTHYL
Mithun
U. S
Phiurs Petrollum Company
Mack’s Oil Company
George Roesner
KPRC
Down To Earth Farmers Market
KPRE
QUR
Mercury
Monterey
Montclairs
Montereys
Burkes-Howard Company
N. Fannin