Community Mourns Mrs. H. Newton’s Death in Tyler
The Maysfield community is shocked by the death of Mrs. H. Newton in Tyler on Sunday afternoon. Deep sympathy goes to Mr Gill and his children as the community grieves.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1960
Page
4
The Maysfield community is shocked by the death of Mrs. H. Newton in Tyler on Sunday afternoon. Deep sympathy goes to Mr Gill and his children as the community grieves.
Bart urges readers to call now for fast efficient air conditioning service to prevent swamped schedules and ensure the system is in top working order before the first hot day of summer.
Mes W t Comet daughter Mee Frank fiero a family 4 Hevision is te det. weuk. Rie wise visitedd het can Garland family in Temm hiring the weekend Sunday guests of M and Mrz Thweatt were Mr. .and Mra firyan Floyd and children of Hockdaly, Mr. and Mra, Carroll MecElwreath and Ned of Cameron, Mrs Maude Bullock and Mrs. Henry Ashcraft of Rogers. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Thweatt and Cindy visited friends near Abilene Sunday, Mr and Mrs Donald. Thweatt and Donna of Rosebud spent Sun day with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Gilford Thweatt. Mrs. Dewey Mc Elwreath was also a guest in the Thweatt home.
Kilpatrick recovers from a freak accident when a bird hunting gun recoiled Saturday, striking his nose and causing pain. He received stitches Sunday afternoon and reports facial swelling but ongoing pain has lessened. Local social notes mention relatives and visits across towns, with several community members attending church and school events.
National Library Week runs April 3 through 9 highlighting the importance of reading the printed word in a free society. The observance, echoed by President Eisenhower, urges citizens to stay informed and form new convictions through seeking truth.
A fundraising effort titled Faster Seal aims to aid crippled children led by a concerned advocate. The drive seeks community support and donations to improve medical care and mobility resources for affected youngsters.
Mrs AT Swanzvy Reese Henderson of El Paso reports her husband Ben Arnold Rees Henderson is improving two weeks after a heart attack. The notice lists family connections and surrounding names, including Alec Henderson, Reese, and local relatives.
A fragmented report notes Connie Neverian and J A Seah accompanying attendees at a community gathering. Residents including Mr and Mrs Gaase are listed among the participants as the event proceeds with remarks and casual discussion.
Mrs Lacy Neeley of Rockdale sent best wishes to Mes Ailen Varner this week. Mr Jerry Harper and Mr Varner spent Sunday afternoon here and visited Mrs Clyde Stephens in Rockdale. County Agent J D Moore noted the gathering.
Mr and Mrs Chats Mamill did most of the labor on a landscaping job for Choice grounds with plans for many trees and shrubs. Mis Peart Partridge enjoyed a Sunday visit from Mr and Mrs Bill Harty and their daughter Linda who drove over from Austin to see them.
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