Speed Zone Around Schools Sought and Salaries Raised
The city council may set a 15 mph speed zone around schools with pro per signs and noon plus 3 45 patrols after school board action. The board unanimously approved raises for Wiley Loughmiller and Dick Young and adjusted the athletic schedule to the last period. Don Humble will organize an auditing firm to improve school financial records as the district plans a running inventory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Humble
Wiley Loughmiller
Dick Young
W. T. Hanes
Don G. Humble
Humble
Shapiro
Cameron
Maysfield Grads To Hear Dr J Storey
Maysfield graduates will hear Dr. Judson Storey of Southwestern University give the commencement address at 8 p.m. Friday May 18. Graduates include Ina Mae Yates, Daisy Western Henderson, Mary Louise Hernandez, Sally Alfaro, Manuel Alfaro. John H. McLerran is principal of the school. Cameron Municipal swimming pool opens to the public Saturday May 19 at 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maysfield
Judson Storey
Southwestern University
Ina Mae Yates
Daisy Western Henderson
Mary Louise Hernandez
Sally Alfaro
Manuel Alfaro
John H. McLerran
Vols Fight Blaze Saving Nearby Property in Inferno
Fire destroyed a three unit building in the 500 block of South College owned by the Mendick estate and a tavern run by Ben Kennon. Volunteers battled the flames for hours, preventing spread to adjacent Lazek property and the Joe H. Smith home. Mrs Kennon left briefly for a hospital visit and returned to find patrons fleeing the inferno. Tenacity kept firefighters at risk as they saved nearby structures and possessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South College
Mendick
Ben Kennon
Milam Liberal Institute
Lazek Brothers
Carl Black
Joe H. Smith
West Main
Mr. Palmer
50 Low Cost Housing Units For Cameron Approved
The Public Housing Administration approved a loan contract with Cameron for 50 housing units costing 547 663 dollars. Narvie L Caperton chairs the Cameron Housing Authority with members Kunz Curtis Hannon Arthur. Site planning outlines 38 white units and 12 housing units for colored on a to be obtained site. Joe Denson serves as secretary of the Cameron Housing Authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Poage
Washington D. C
The
Public Housing Administration
City of
Bob Poage
Herald
Narvie L. Caperton
Cameron Housing Authority
August Kunz
Earl Curtis
Vic Hannon
Bill Arthur
Joe Denson
Democratic Committee Sets Filing Fees for Coming Primaries
The Milam Democratic Executive Committee met May 14 to set candidate assessments at 3 percent of official salaries to cover potential nonpayers. Fees listed include Graham 1080 dollars for 20th District Judge, three County Attorney candidates at 669.17 each, Sheriff Black 660, Tax Assessor-Collector White 701.24, and other local races. Final payment deadline is midnight May 19. letters were sent to all candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam Democratic Executive Committee
O. D. Graham
Carl C. Black
Walter White
Byron Neal
Wilbur Eiland
C. S. Raney
W. R. Bob Poage
Black
Yezak
Jarrard Secrest
State Senate
Max McClaren
Andres
Joe Richter
Raymond Dee
Bradbury Piano Recital at Yoe High School
A piano recital by Mrs. C. W. Bradbury and students from 1006 Jackson is set for 8 p.m. Tuesday May 22 in Yee High School auditorium. Performers include Nancy Schiller Eugene Wallace Jean Lester Jane Monroe Ann Bowman Barbara Woodum Craig Wallace Rebecca Harden Diane Howard Lanellé Rogers Lynn Wells Becky Mayer Ruth Ann Whittington Pam Green Suzanne Lippman Sue Ann Crow Peggy Schiller Dorothy Hargrove Linda Schiller Carol Ann Crook Nelda Bruce Parker Sharon Tompkins Peggy Moseley Margaret Young Becky Foster Betty Gravender Sandra Smith Annette Russell Barbara Scott Carolyn Gonton Sharon Vick Rosemary Jones Johnelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Schiller
Eugene Wallace
Jean Lester
Jane Monroe
Ann Bowman
Barbara Woodum
Craig Wallace
Rebecca Harden
Diane Howard
Lanellé Rogers
Lynn Wells
Becky Mayer
Ruth Ann Whittington
Pam Green
Suzanne Lippman
Sue Ann Crow
Peggy Schiller
Dorothy Hargrove
Linda Schiller
Carol Ann Crook
Nelda Bruce Parker
Sharon Tompkins
Peggy Moseley
Margaret Young
Becky Foster
Betty Gravender
Sandra Smith
Annette Russell
Barbara Scott
Carolyn Gonton
Sharon Vick
Rosemary Jones
John
Civic Garden Awards at Home Show Echoes of Spring
The Civic Garden Club staged the Home Placement Show Echoes of Spring at Mrs. Leo Fuths home. Top awards went to Mrs. J. D Moore Mrs. R. G. Grabien Mrs. Alvin Dusek and Mrs. A. L. Horstmann. Judges from Temple Lampasas evaluated arrangements such as a gray cot table cover and Shasta Daisies centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D Moore
R. G. Grabien
Alvin Dusek
A. L. Horstmann
Civic Garden Club
Leo Fuths
Ireland
Christian Mission Theme at Cameron Methodist Study
The Woman's Society of Christian Service begins a May 21 study at First Methodist Church Cameron with the theme The Christian Mission in a Revolutionary World. Four sessions of 90 minutes will be led by Mrs. W A L Robinson, using books This Revolutionary Faith and They Reach For Life by Floyd Shacklock and John E Skaglund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSGCS
Christian Mission
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Cameron
Floyd Shacklock
John E. Skaglund
W. A. L. Robinson
Daingerfield Three Day Rural Church Conference Opens Next Week
Jimmy Asher will be a main speaker at the Daingerfield Baptist Encampment with 97 Southern Baptist pastors and laymen addressing rural church problems. Sessions run from 3 pm Monday May 4 to Wednesday May 16 addressing soil conservation rural industry and community recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Asher
First Baptist Church
Cameron
Southern Baptist
Daingerfield Baptist
Best Chick Show Draws Milam Growers and Sponsors
The Milam County Junior Broiler Contest and Show was held in Cameron Texas with FFA and 4-H members raising chicks under supervision. Wayne Davis won first prize of 20 dollars sponsored by Burris Moseley Variety. Adrian Richter placed second. Theodore Fbs took third. Billy Gelner fourth. Edna Bullard fifth with 20 additional top prizes and 3 dollar awards for many finalists. An awards banquet followed on Yee High School courts with barbecue served to about 275 people.
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Milam County
Cameron
Texas
F.F.A
Wayne Davis
Davilla
Burris-Moseley Variety Store
Adrian Richter
Ameron
Grabein Choroet Company
Theodore F
Emory Camp
Billy Gelner
Brentwood Egg Company
Dallas
Edna Bullard
Milano
Caperton Variety Store
Paul Winkler
Fred Hornung
Verlie Sue Lincoln
Thorndale
Cameron Livestock Company
Cole Yoakum
Citizens National Bank
Rudolph Tepera
Dr. R. M. Titsworth
Alvin Faichtinger
Dean White
Linda Rae Cotton
Luther Walker
Charles Wesley Hairston
Muse Motor Co
Buckholts
W. T. Hanes
Mary Frances Svetlik
Johnnie Graham
Eugene Glaser
Kunz Planing Mill
Newton Sarta
Cmeron
Eplen Furniture Co
James Davis
Devilla
Ideal Hatchery
Edwin Lyn Peeler
Leo O'Neill
Jerry Kostrom
Burke's Variety Store
Joe Walzel
Coleman Duncum
Theodore Fuchs
Sandra Hines
W. A. Gean
Zin
EE D Parnell
Texas A & M
Colley
Yee High School
Chamber of Commerce
Fred Reno
Milam
Leo Fuchs
Chas. Brady, Sr
Leroy Thompson
Pat Kelley
J. D. Moore
Roy Wright
Lester Byrd
Unusual Perfect Score Reported by Guard Officer
Lt. Borden C. Ward of Battery C 649th Anti aircraft Artillery Battalion fired a perfect score in the carbine firing at the rifle range on North Fort Hood last weekend. The unit announced the results and Ward achieved a rare flawless performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borden C. Ward
North Fort Hood
Ward
Pruett Trial Continued On Defense Motion
In 20th District Court Judge O D Graham granted a continuance in the case of E B and wife versus Hinton H Pruett. The delay to the next term came after defense shown Mrs Lela Pruett is physically unfit to testify at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
20Th District Court
E. B. Connor
Flaine
Hinton H. Pruett
O. D. Graham
Pruett
Lela Pruett
A. C. Bennett
M.D
Torbett
Marlin
Walter L. Tandy
Waco
Milam H. D. Council Recaps Hillsboro Convention
The Milam Home Demonstration Council met April 30 at the First Baptist Church Annex in Cameron. Six Milam Club ladies who attended the Hillsboro convention on April 23 and 24 reported back. Recreation at the meeting was led by Mrs. Hugh Wimberley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miam Home Demonstration Council
First Baptist Church
Cameron
Milam
Hillsboro
Hugh Wimberley
Cameron City Grants 750 For Summer Recreation Program
Cameron City Council held a long meeting approving 750 for the summer recreation program and forming revising committees with the school board. They discussed cemetery land offer, street resurfacing for Milam Motel, water service, and a future modern water and sewer plan with Joe J. Rady Company of Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Clifford Thompson
Joe J. Rady Company
Ft.Worth
Tommie Kirk
E. A. Perrin
Pat Sander
Allen Dodson
Mondick
Brady
Griffin
Gee
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Civic Garden
Cecil Biggs
A. E. Buckley
Adrian Mabry
Temple
D. C. Hopper
W. H. Rathman
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Daingerfield
Frank Jurca
Jesse Weber
Larry Dwayne
Louis Krenek
Donald Weber
Norman Oklahoma
J. Y. Logan
St. Edwards Hospital
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Milam Libral Institute
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B. I. Arnold
Broiler Growers
Milam H. D. Council
A. N. Green
Robert Weems
Jack Pres
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