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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1955
Page
6
Reported in a curious fishermen’s note the crew spy and ensnare Lady Stursean amid a tangled net. The text describes a struggle as she is pulled aboard signaling a notable event at sea.
The Episcopal Education Building Campaign seeks to highlight religion as a core force in education. It argues democracy rests on a religiously grounded schooling, noting liberty derives from God and urging support for a $2,250,000 effort.
Bishop John E. Hines outlined a new building program for a complete religious education system. It includes seminary training high school and college education and family camp living to build better citizens and Episcopalians.
Lee Henry Boecker died in Bryan early Friday. Born July 26, 1900 in Falls County Texas he spent most of his life in Ben Arnold before moving to Bryan where he worked for Morton Foods Company. Surviving relatives include his wife.
Funeral services for Bryan Specker and his brother Otto Specker of Velasco Texas were set for 3:00 p m Saturday March 26 1935 at Evangelical and Reformed Church Ben Arnold with Rev Albert Petrich officiating. Interment followed at Vogelsang Cemetery under Green s Funeral Directors arrangements.
Anne Hinyard of Cameron is serving as chairman of a committee for the girls sports day at Southwest Texas State Teachers College, set for April 2. Anne, a freshman at SWTSTC, will oversee planning and activities.
Six schools including SWTSTC compete in Sports Day events sponsored by Phi Epsilon Mu. The Crosslin Cup goes to the school with the most points. Participants from Baylor Texas A and I San Antonio College Our Lady of the Lake Texas Lutheran and Texas State College for Women join in tennis badminton volleyball baseball archery and swimming events.
Miss Marie Hooper formerly of Cameron and now living in Lexington will marry Hilry Wilson. She recently inspired several parties including a buffet supper and silver shower hosted at the J. A. Steadman home in Taylor with additional co-hostesses.
Jerry Gabnor and Mrs Lillie Mae Dickason are the couple named in a party description. A pink and white theme decorates the living room with pink carnations and bridal wreath in a silver bowl, hurricane lamps for lighting, and a dining table with Italian cut work cloth and candy tuft centerpiece. Guests include Miss Anna Kirk of Cameron. Miss Hooper has been honored at events in Granger and Lexington. The couple will marry in Lexington on Easter Sunday.
Col and Mrs Clarence Weidner and family from Connally A F B Waco visited Mrs Weidner's parents Mr and Mrs Buck White over the weekend.
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