Dill Black Vows Exchanged At First Baptist Cameron
Miss Mitzi Margaret Dill became the bride of Thomas Henderson Black in a 4 p.m. ceremony at the First Baptist Church Cameron on Saturday April 21 Rev A F Russell officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John F Dill of Houston and the groom is the son of Mrs Donna L Black and G C Black of Route 3 Cameron. The couple exchanged double rings as white carnations and ferns formed the backdrop. The bride wore a white silk street length dress with gold thread accents and an orchid corsage. Rosemary Hughey cousin of the groom was maid of honor Gregg Black was best man. Mrs Black attended Galena Park High School and Mr Black a Milano High School graduate now employed by Industrial Generating Company Rockdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitzi Margaret Dill
Thomas Henderson Black
First Baptist Church
Cameron
John F. Dill
Main Street
Houston
Donna L. Black
G. C Black
Route 3
A. F. Russell
Rosemary Hughey
Miss Hughey
Gregg Black
Black
Galena Park High School
Mr. Black
Milano High School
Industrial Generating Company
Rockdale
Check For Correct Posture For Health Sake Says Doctor
Dr. R S Florence of Tyler announces Correct Posture Week observed this week in over 250 cities and towns in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
R. S. Florence
Tyler
Correct Posture Week Emphasized by Dr Florence
May 17 designated for Correct Posture Week to urge the public to study posture as vital to health. Dr Florence warned that nerve muscle and organ function can suffer from bad posture and urged education to correct faults for better lifelong health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Texas
Texas State Chiropractic Association
Eight County Area To Get Road Improvements
Bids will be opened May 15 16 on seal coat work covering 147.1 miles of United States state and farm roads across Walker Milam Grimes Leon Washington Robertson Burleson and Braes Counties in 23 segments. To assist hog producers USDA started a pork buying program in mid November. Since then it has bought 197 572 000 lbs of canned and fresh pork and lard. Buying stopped last week when hog prices reached 16 cents. It would take about two million hogs to produce the pork and a million hogs to produce the lard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Walker
Milam
Grimes
Leon
Washington
Robertson
Burleson
Braes
USDA
Slaughter
IV A Status Means You Ve Had It
State draft boards report many calls about TV A classification under a recent Selective Service amendment. IV A indicates completed service and exemption from further service, replacing I C classifications. About 100000 Texans become eligible for this change though Congress or the President could alter the law. A Social Security representative will visit Cameron Texas on Tuesday May 8 1956 at 1:00 PM at the Department of Public Welfare. Mrs Clayton Barton hosted the 42 Leisure Club on Thursday April 19 with a decorative event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Morris Schwartz
Social Security
Cameron
Texas
Department of Public Welfare
Clayton Barton
42 Leisure Club
Uncle Sam invites nephews to Europe tour with Army unit
The 8th Infantry Division heads to Europe in August and invites qualified young men to join for travel and duties abroad. While there, recruits can sightsee at museums and shrines, ski in Germany or Switzerland, tour the Scottish countryside, and visit the Vatican in Rome. More information available at the US Army Recruiting Station, 102 No. Main St., Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Germany
Switerland
Vatican
Rome
Army
No. Main St
Temple
Pork and Lard On USDA Subsidy List For Texas Need
Nearly four million pounds of pork and over two million pounds of lard have been allocated to Texas by the U S Department of Agriculture. John J Slaughter, chief of the south west food distribution division, Agricultural Marketing Service, announced the plan. The Texas State Department of Public Welfare will distribute these pork products to school lunch programs statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
U. S. Department of Agriculture
John J. Slaughter
Southwest Food Distribution Division
Agricultural Marketing Service
Texas State Department of Public Welfare
Spot-Oil Control Of Johnson Grass On Cotton
Texas cotton growers across 104 counties used spot-oiling on 73 637 acres to combat Johnson grass last year. The method, praised by extension cotton specialist Fred C. Elliott, requires less hand labor, uses readily available oils, and employs a simple gravity sprayer. A crown oiling with half naphtha and diesel followed by 4 6 applications yields about 98 percent control. Cost varies with infestation. Local agents can provide plats, sprayers, and copies of guidance B-808 and L-174.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Fred C. Elliott
Elliott
Agricultural Information
College Station
Toxaphone Dust Safe On Snaps Peas Near Harvest Time
Research at the Weslaco sub station shows toxaphene and heptachlor dust can be used safely on black eyed peas and snap beans within 10 days of harvest and on tomatoes within seven days to control pests. FDA inspectors back the recommendations, but dust form only and consult the Vegetable Guide 1-255.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weslaco
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
F. M. Fuller
Fuller
Food and Drug Administration
Agricultural Information Office
College Station
Texas
Tejas Roundtable Hosted by Cub Pack 213 in Cameron
Forty scout leaders attended the Tejas District Roundtable at the Cameron Presbyterian Church with Harold Baugh as chairman. New troops from Gause Marlin and Reagan were announced and the National Jamboree set for July 12 to 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tejas
Presbyterian Church
Cameron
Harold Baugh
Rockdale
Gause
Marlin
Reagan
John Duke
Howard Lynn
Rosebud
Cameron Pack
Marlin Pack
Rockdale Pack
Maysfield Pack
Sharp Army Man Earns Master Sergeant Stripes
David A. Whittington has been promoted to Master Sergeant announced by Col. Robert B. Templeman Altus Base Commander. He previously served at Kadena Air Force Base Okinawa as Operations Sergeant for the 19th Air Police Squadron and now resides with his wife Dorothy and two children at 616 W Liveoak Altus Oklahoma near Altus Air Force Base in a 1956 celebration of the Fifteenth Air Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Whittington
Robert B. Templeman
Altus
Whittington
Sharp
Texas
Kadena Air Force Base
Okinawa
19Th Air Police Squadron
Dorothy
Barbara Ann
David
W. Liveoak Street
Oklahoma
Altus Air Force Base
Fifteenth Air Force
Strategic Air Command
Cameron Visitor Spends Two Weeks in Houston and Bellville
Mrs Will Gjedde of Cameron visited Houston and Bellville for two weeks. She was accompanied home by her daughter Mrs, in the Gjedde home for two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa Fischer
W. R. Crosby
Charles McGhee
San Antonio
Will Gjedde
Cameron
Houston
Bellville
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Cameron Herald
First Baptist
Milton F. Brown
Business Professional Directory
Emory B. Camp
Cameron, Texas
F. H. A. Loans
Gordon S. Baskin
Parma
Radio - Phonograph, TV
Call 104
Drs. Evans
Evane
Optometrists
Marek - Burns Funeral Home
Joe D. Bass
S.E.G. McDonald
Citizens Nat'l. Bank Bldg
Chas. L. Reynolds
N. Jefferson
Charles Payne
Leo Laake
Laake
Richard Hellas
Koening
Annie Alama
Leisure Circle
Uncle Sam
Anneral Oas
Lone Star Land
Lone Star
Jack W. Prescott
First National Bank
E. A
CAMP
E. B
Cameron & Rockdale
Greens
Funeral Home
C. A. Paweika
Brenda
Linda
Clute, Texas
B. M. McCord
Flora Mae
Cub
Gjedde
Houston Post
Phillips 66
Riotpeed
T’s Performanc
Hi Alsa
Tror-Artic
Phillips Petroleum Company
Cameron and
Mage’s Oil Company
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