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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1950
Page
4
Cameron Cotton Oil Co announces a closing out stock sale at the oil mill with bulls available for 10 dollars per ton while supplies last. The notice promises abundant meal and urges customers to act promptly.
The notice names Walter White as Assessor and Collector of Taxes and lists candidates for many county roles including Gene Walker for Commissioner Precinct 3, Frank Haley, Henry Lehman, Grady Allen, Dan Tyson, Ed Gunn, Carl C. Black, Hubert W. Shuffield, and Raney for Precinct 1. Also includes sale ad for Draconis Noble Prince Jersey bull and a Rawleighs South Milam County business opportunity.
A Milam County ad seeks a real honest dealer age 25 to 55 with a car and ambition to work with farm customers. For details without obligation write A. Lewis, The J. R. Watkins Company, Memphis, Tennessee. June 2 release.
The Slaughter and Boykin families thank neighbors friends and helpers for kindness during illness and death. Gratitude for meals visits and floral offerings is expressed and blessings are wished.
The Claxton family along with the J. E. Gunn and A. Claxton families extend gratitude to all who offered aid and comfort during their recent sorrow. Mrs. M. L. Gunn and her son also express appreciation.
I express sincere gratitude to everyone who offered kindness during my mother Mrs. Sallie Cook’s illness and death. Special thanks to those who brought food, provided flowers, left comforting words, and assisted in any way, from Annie Henrichsen.
Mrs Pearl Cass thanks friends in Gause for kindness during her accident and hospital stay at Hillcrest in Waco. She expresses gratitude for thoughtful acts and considerations shown during her recovery.
Cameron Rebekah Lodge No. 46 announces meetings led by Mrs. R L McCown as Noble Grand and Johnnie Lee Richards as Secretary. Meetings held on the first and third Tuesday nights.
Eighteen Battery C Seth Anti-aircraft Artillery men were promoted at the armory. Corporals were Charles A. Brady and Jimmy L. McGoddrick. Privates First Class Joe J. David Henry A Havlik Joe E. Wardlaw. Privates were Billy B. Adams Marvin E. Allen Bill J. Baggeriy Leonis W. Holsas Marak Johnny L. Mears John D. Moseley Ernest Rutherford Jr John J. Sheehan Stanley J. Sipula John R. Small Byron K. Tindall. Edward R. Brantley enlisted. three vacancies remain and recruiting continues through M-Sgt William S. McLean.
Mr and Mrs George T Moore of Houston welcomed a seven pound son named George Arthur born May 7 1950 at Memorial Hospital. The mother is Annette Ryan of Cameron and the Moore family is described as prominent pioneers. The father works as a sales engineer for the Maintenance Corporation in Houston.
Mrs. O L Hairgrove returned to Cameron after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs C B Leonard in Fort Worth. Jeanette Hairgrove, daughter of the couple, was taken to St Edward Hospital this week and is reported improving.
The Krajca family expresses sincere appreciation for kind deeds offerings and words of sympathy during the illness and passing of Frank Krajen. Special thanks to the doctor Marek Burns Funeral Home and Mr and Mrs J T Parma for their care and services. May God bless you all.
Philip Dean McCall son of Mr and Mrs C D McCall is ill and receiving treatment at St Edward Hospital. His many friends wish him a speedy recovery and return to health.
Mrs N Hayes and Barbara Coward visited Mr and Mrs Robert Shoaf in Houston last weekend. They were joined by Dianah Shoaf who will spend a week at the Coward home.
Local advertisement from Parma Radio Service offers repair work for any radio make at lower prices, emphasizing affordable service and reliability. The brief notice stresses value and quick turnaround for customers seeking maintenance.
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