Cameron Women Bowls Banquet Honors Top Awards
Cameron Women’s Bowling League clips trophies at National Hall banquet. Ida Michalka collects seven trophies leading individual and team awards. new officers named for 1959 60: Crider president Hollas VP Pernice secretary Hess treasurer Fikes sergeant at arms. Rockdale Flower and Gift Shop team champs led by June Goley with Mercer Miller and Jones. Vaculin Humble Station second. Coca Cola Bottling third led by Milady Hollas. High single Ida Michalka. high average Coca Cola traveling trophy to Green Funeral Home. Faye Berry most improved bowler. Gene Blake presents traveling trophies. City tournament top team Culpepper Motors. New Cameron Drug and Green Funeral Home follow. Doubles winners Pernice and Michalka. singles Ida Michalka. Irene Mees runner up. Bertha Balhorn fourth. All Events A Agnes Barton, B Kay Pernice, C Lilly Richter. 500 Club June Goley Michalka Beanie Mayer Perniece Evelyn Burke. 200 Club Michalka Mayer Goley Barton Perniece Hess. Also notes five hundred and two hundred club totals. Ends with local ad for auto liability insurance by George Childress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Ethel Crider
Annie Hollas
Jody Pernice
Mary Hess
Florence Fikes
Ray Lester
Rockdale
Coca Cola
Green Funeral Home
Faye Berry
Gene Blake
Johnny Andres
Cameron Columbus Club
Ners
Culpepper Motors
Agnes Barton
Ellen Dillon
Ernie Brock
New Cameron Drug and Green Funeral Home
Ida Michalka
Flo Fikes
Annie Schuttle
Bennie Mayer
Kay Pernice
Mollie Zavodny
Lillie Junek
Seniors Attend Prom and Galveston Trip Tonight
Juniors and seniors dress in formal attire for the junior-senior banquet and prom at 7 p.m. in Simons-George Hall with Vernon Meyers Orchestra. After dinner, the dance moves to Yee High School Gym at 9 p.m. for Fantasia decorations. The senior class leaves at 6 a.m. tomorrow for an overnight Galveston trip, staying at Hotel Galvez with sponsors Herbert Nance Speer Webster and Mr Young assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon-George Hall
Yee High School
Vernon Meyers
Bill McIntosh
M. C. Wiederkehr
Ada Margaret Smith
Galveston
Cameron
Hotel
Galvez
Herbert Nance
Jim Speer
Murphy Webster
J. R. Young
Cen-Tex Mobile Feed Service Introduces Wit-Il-Mix
A. O. White and Dick Ellison announce a new Wit-Il-Mix feed service from Cen-Tex Mobile Feed Service. Local dealers mix premix concentrates using locally grown grains for livestock and poultry on-site or at the feeder’s location, helping figure production costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. White
Dick Ellison
Cen-Tex
Johnny Egaday
Tyson Candidate for Degree at Texas A&I College
Charlie Frank Tyson of Cameron seeks a Bachelor of Science in Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering to be awarded at Texas A&I College spring Commencement on May 23 in Jones Auditorium at 6 30 p m Will Wilson former Texas Supreme Court member and state attorney general will deliver the keynote. Dr E Poteet president will confer degrees as rains boost farm and ranch activity and safety tips urge caution to prevent asset loss due to accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Frank Tyson
Cameron
Texas A&i College
Will Wilson
Supreme Court of Texas
E. Poteet
Jones Auditorium
Poteet
Chamberlains Ice Cream Offered in Multiple Sizes
Chamberlains Drug in Dutch Town advertises ice cream in 5 cent cups 10 cent cups pints quarts half gallons and bulk quantities. The offering targets local customers seeking affordable frozen treats with a range of container sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlains
Chamberlain's Drug
Dutch Town
Local Babe Ruth and Little Leagues sign up for season
View Sports notes 86 signed for Babe Ruth League with three still unregistered. A meeting next week will assign players to teams. Cameron Independents gear up for baseball with a new field near the County Farm. Spring football practice runs two weeks for the C team under Coaches Spear and Michalka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldon Batte
Cameron Independents
Johnny Florida
Spear
Billy Michalka
Weekend Visits Highlight Local Family Gatherings
The notice lists numerous personal visits across Texas towns. Families from Corpus Christi Taft Alice Plainview Temple Cameron and San Antonio visited relatives for Mother's Day and other gatherings. Names include Miss Sammie Dell Markham Florence Markham Mattie Houston Loyd Buff Jr. and many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammie Dell Markham
Corpus Christi
Florence Markham
Loyd Buff Jr
Alice
Jay C. Wheeler
Toni
Plainview
Leroy Wheeler
DeWald Resigns Buckholts Principal and Coach Post
Louis DeWald resigns as Buckholts High School principal and football and basketball coach after eight years. He introduced six man football and led teams to three district titles and two basketball championships. He plans to enter business with his brother in Copperas Cove in early June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis DeWald
Buckholts High
DeWald
Buckholts
Louis Jr
Carol Sue
Colleen
Copperas Cove
Families Celebrate Mother's Day Across Texas Towns
Mrs. H. C. Miller of Arlington and Mrs. Minnie Baker of Alvin join relatives in observances. W. E. McCraw of Meridian and Ver non Goins family with two children visit Me ridian mother. Ossie Shaw and Bennie Harris households share Mother's Day with mothers. Price family hosts Hamilton visit. Wix Thorpe clan and Annie Kirk attend. Buck Price Kathy and Bill Radtke households travel to honor mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Miller
Arlington
Minnie Baker
Alvin
W. E. McCraw
Meridian
Vernon Goins
Ossie Shaw
William York
Wix Thorpe
Houston
Annie Kirk
Bennie Harris
Ft. Worth
Buck Price
Kathy
DD. Harris
Bride Elect Miss Tompkins Fetes At Outdoor Shower
Luther Todds hosted Miss Jeanne Tompkins of Victoria bride elect of Roger Sparkman at a kitchen shower in Victoria. Guests included Mr and Mrs L F Tompkins and numerous Brashear, Small, Smallley, Houston and Vaughan family members from Victoria, Oklahoma City and Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Todd
Jeanne Tompkins
Victoria
Roger Sparkman
L. F. Tompkins
C. E. Brashear
Sid Houston
Macy Brashear Houston
al Gooden
Moble Small and Sons
Oklahoma City
J. C. Brashear
JC Brashear Sr
Clara Brashear
J. W. Brashear
J. D. Smalley
Ruby Small
Eula Vaughan
Cameron
Girl Scout Troop 5 Plans Camp Beside Kitty Wright Park
Girl Scout Troop 5 met at Mrs. Bill Burns home last Thursday to discuss a camp to be held at Kitty Wright Park and to choose camp buddies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Burns
Kitty Wright Park
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Cameron Women
June Goley
Beanie Mayer
Jody Perniece
George Childress
Dusek’s Is
Assort
S&h
Dusek Pharmacy
Cameron Concern
Tyson
A&i
Texas Farm and Ranch Safety Council
Magnolia Products
Coca - Cola Bottling Company
S. Crockett Cameron
Texas
Herald Sports Editor
Ves
L. W. Grayson of
Taft
Mattie Houston
W. A. Henrichsen
Edinburg
Anne Henrichsen
Russell Wallace
Gene Barmore
Janice Bridges
Mar.jorie Wilkinson
A. O. Bridges
J. A. Wilkinson
Mable Dodson
Virginia Sanders
Temple
Vasti
Mary Katherine Smith
Grady Allen
Ora Dell Nash
Masonic Hall
Calvert
Dodson
Mr. Allen
Louis McKee
Austin
Monroe H. Fuchs
Gary
Janet
Naranja
Florida
C. C. Armstrong
Leo Fuchs
Cameron St
Fuchs
Homestead Air Force Base
Homestead
Strategic Air Command
Thelbert Crittenden
Janice of Bartlett
Maud Crittenden
Albert Michalka
California
Milton Brown
Dallas
Mary Lou Achtschin
Alyse Marie Cunningham
Joe Michalka
Raymond McLeod
Joyce Nicholson
Nita Archer
Dorothy Kemper
Nita
Bert Nicholson
Mrs
Bennie Archer
Dean Costley
Ada Costly
Mollie Richardson
Adelle Smith
Waco
Louise Nobles
Clyde Cumings
Clarence and
Glyn
Alfonse Matocha
Br. Matocha
Matocha
Albert Brisket
Wright Price Jr
Hamilton
Tubbie Price
Bill Radtke
Mary
Radtke
Luther Todds
Anon
Clarke
Girl Scout
Beltone
R. H. Higgins CO
Lem Beltone
Wer
John Wyche Will
Eron Hotel
R. H. Higgins Company
Waco, Texas
Penney's
Penney Ee
Lerge
Lone Star Gas Company
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