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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1965
Page
7
Market was steady to strong across packer, stocker, and hog classes. Fat cows rose from 50 cents to 1.00, hogs were very active with sales around twenty dollars, and 549 cattle 174 hogs plus 1 goat were consigned.
Mrs H H Linke reports visiting San Antonio with former roommate Mrs Joe Baccarnete. Rev W R Palmer conducted a revival in Smiley and returned Sunday. Arnold Streicher discharged from Johns Hospital Taylor after three weeks. Linda Devine of Austin played organ. A car accident east of San Gabriel killed a cow. Steve Herron was driver. two other youths present uninjured. Buddy Limmer and family visited Bastrop. Garret Lee returned home with them.
Approximately four more pounds of meat per person will be consumed in the United States this year, raising per capita red meat to a record 173 pounds. Beef and veal drive the gain as supply remains ample and prices are reasonable. Homemakers are advised on round cuts and prep methods for tender, economical beef use.
The May 13 meeting of Countywide 4H Club outlined plans for the Clothing Unit with four girls present and others listed. Dates include May 27 contraction workshop, June 7 record book workshop, June 9 posture and charm workshop, and June 11 County Dress Revue in Cameron.
Postmaster Edwin Zancek reminds rural patrons to watch for June Livestock Survey cards. Next week mail carriers will leave survey cards in a sample of boxes along their routes. Carriers assisting are Rufus Graves Route 1 and Floyd Stark Route 2.
Temperatures near the moon's equator at local noon climb from 30 to 40 degrees above boiling point, reflecting intense solar heating on the airless surface.
Rogers High School held a morning ceremony in the school cafetorium to install NJHS officers. New officers are Rodger Weems president Margaret Green vice president Carolyn Doskocil secretary Terry Taylor treasurer.
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