Homemakers Elect Texas Future Homemakers Leaders
Betty Jo McDonald from Lamar Consolidated High School Rosenberg becomes president of the Texas Association of Future Homemakers of America. Ollie Jo White Carthage Jane Degenhart Mansfield and Sue Fraser Huntsville elected vice presidents. Celesta Nance Victoria named recording secretary Norma Jean Bryce Winnsboro corresponding secretary. Lindlee Springer Midlothian Patsy Tucker Holden San Marcos Glenda Tally Lubbock elected reporters Loretta Walker Buckholts historian Joline Baker Winters parliamentarian Margene Mitchell Plainview sergeant at arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Jo White
Carthage
Jane Degenhart
Mansfield
Tarrant County
Sue Fraser
Huntsville
Celesta Nance
Victoria
Norma Jean Bryce
Winnsboro
Lindlee Springer
Midlothian
Patsy Tucker Holden
San Marcos
Glenda Tally
Lubbock
Loretta Walker
Buckholts
Joline Baker
Winters
Margene Mitchell
Plainview
Sharp Area Farmers List Acreages
Farmers in the Sharp area will begin listing crop acreages on May 16 as the ACA committee sits at local schools. The schedule includes Cavilla school on May 17 18 Sharp school May 19 20 21 with Alva E. Sanders announcing basic allotments depend on acreage reports.
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Sharp
Val Verde
Cavilla School
Alva E. Sanders
ACA
Cameron Herald subscription notice and publication details
The Cameron Herald, established 1860, announces weekly publication except late August and early September. Subscription rates are Milam County 1.75 per year, outside county 2.00, out of state 2.25, with mail matter classifications under a March 8 1879 act.
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Cameron
Texas
Milam County
The Walking Hills Outdoor Drama at the Cameron
Columbia presents The Walking Hills at the Cameron Theatre on Thursday a desert treasure hunt tale with Randolph Scott Fila Raines and a strong supporting cast. The cross desert story follows nine men and a lone woman in a race for a legendary gold cache amid violent passions and a sandstorm climax.
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Columbia
Cameron Theatre
Randolph Scott
Fila Raines
William Bishop
Edgar Buchanan
Arthur Kennedy
John Ireland
Jerome Courtland
Josh White
Raines
Scott
Bishop
Miss Raines
Ireland
Death of E J Spence in Bellville May 4
Ed James Spence 79 died at his daughter Mrs. Fred Smith home in Bellville after a stroke in April and declining health. Born in Austin County he moved to Cameron 16 years ago then to Bellville to live with his daughter. Funeral at Bellville Baptist Church May 5. burial Oak Knoll with Peet Ettinger directing. Survivors include four sons Mack Eddie Alvin and Tommy four daughters and twenty grandchildren.
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Ed James Spence
Fred Smith
Bellville
Spence
Austin County
Cameron
Bellville Baptist Church
Rev. C. Fletcher
Oak Knoll
Peet-Ettinger Funeral Home
Mack
Eddie, Jr
Alvin
Tommy Spence
Eula Peeterek
Royce Murdock
Ida Mae Pounds
Card of Thanks for M. M. Johnson Family
The family of M. M. Johnson expresses deep gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness shown during illness and loss.
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M. M. Johnson
White Family Marks Mother's Day Visit in Houston
Mr and Mrs Joe Bill White and young daughter Laurel Ann of Houston spent Mother's Day with his mother Leona G White and visited other relatives and friends in a local gathering and memory event.
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Joe Bill White
Laurel Ann
Houston
Leona G. White
New Officers For B and P W Club
A regular meeting of the Business and Professional Women's Club was held Tuesday evening at their club rooms with Mrs. Harriett Heath presiding. Newly elected officers include President Harriett Heath First Vice President Mary McLane Lawrence Second Vice President Frances Hensley Secretary Annie Stallworth Secretary Linda Perkins Treasurer Myrtle Hinton. Heath and Eula Sutherland hosted a refreshment plate in the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Harriett Heath
Mary McLane Lawrence
Frances Hensley
Annie Stallworth
Linda Perkins
Myrtle Hinton
Heath
Eula Sutherland
Delphian Flower Show Set For May 20 At Local Church
Cameron Delphian Club announces its third annual flower show on May 20 at the Methodist Church. Entries close at noon for judging at 1 pm with eight classes including annuals, bulbs, specimens, wild flowers, and children’s arrangements. Mrs. Alvin Dusek chairs the event appointed by Miss Mildred Thornton. grand prizes and ribbons will recognize top exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Delphian Club
Delphians
Ed Gunn
Methodist Church
Alvin Dusek
Mildred Thornton
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Eee Jarman, Jr
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Robert Paige
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Marie Em Com
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Milam Theatre
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Cornel Wilde and
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William Boyd
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Robert Stack
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