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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1936
Page
4
Yoe men high scoring boys travel to College Station for a scholarship exam with Cameron Future Farmers backing Louis. His transcript shows A and B plus grades throughout school, indicating strong academic performance and interest in poultry at A and M College.
The seventh grade is staging a Texas History play for the Centennial with Raymond Lesikar directing and nine scene managers needed. Students across the class including Mary Louie LaGook Diane Luck ett Johnny Mae Hays Pauline Per vin Lucille Stedman Inee Shaurhrer and others will contribute to team work to avoid a grand flop.
A list of third and seventh grade students visiting multiple Texas towns including Lexington Janes Prairie Smithville Austin Hoyte Rosebud Belton Rockdale Ben Arnold Tracy Waco Milano Milano and others. Several students were absent or ill with chicken pox and a few attended events or visited relatives across the weekend and week.
News items from Buckholts record Matt Provasek and Charley Matula traveling to El Centro California to visit John Provasek and family. Temple visitors include Mrs. Joe Raska and Mrs. V A Kubecka with son Louis. The column notes various weekend visits to Granger Moody Giddings Abilene and Mary Hardin Baylor College associates.
Miss Estelle Cryer Lydia Schroeder Ruth Jennings and Florence Johns Marie Mertz named guests of honor at the Farmers Short Course in July at College Station for their 4 H Club work. The Sharp 4 H group earns gold star pins for outstanding effort.
The Buffalo Evening Times comments on enduring old fashioned sins while noting Fife Virginia and Drum Kentucky as example place names. It poses a cultural contrast between modern tastes and traditional terms.
Mr. C. R. Middleton had an operation Saturday morning in Temple hospital. Mrs. Jim Anderson from Cameron visits at the Middleton home. Gladys Myrl Rinn, with a broken arm for three weeks, is reported improving.
Mr. Rufus Graves of Arlington hosted his parents for the weekend while Mr. Jack Brock of Taylor stayed at home. Mr. and Mrs. Summers of Rockdale spent the weekend in Rufus Graves’s home. Rev. Clair of Thrall preached at his regular place on Sunday and a dinner with a children’s program followed.
A brief Washington note notes the income tax division of the Treasury is seeking a new assessment while reminding that existing taxpayers will pay the same rates as before.
A collage quotes Columbia professor claiming short thick persons are easily adjustable and jokes about fitting three into a car seat. The remark sits alongside a quip about actors who have performed Tobacco Road and what they will do after those roles.
An advertisement touts Cardus as relief for women with functional pains due to poor nourishment. It cites Mrs. Cole Young of Leesville Louisiana claiming Cardui stabilized irregularity and eased pain, calming nerves and improving health. If Cardus does not help, consult a physician.
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