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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1936
Page
3
Annie Ruth Boggan spent the weekend with her brother in Calvert. Gertrude Willingham visited her aunt in Maysfield. Gladys Sheppard was in Burling.
A brief page lists staff and contributors including Harold Heath editorial duties Jeanette McIntyre jokes Neill Rylander calendar and Douglas Perrin assistants Milton Leach Rex Lowe Mary Ellen Cottle Jessie L Dinkins.
The year closed with a Friday night Junior-Senior banquet at the Methodist Church with Texas flag place markers, talks by campus leaders, toasts, and flag exchanges. Seniors spent Senior Day at Belt. a Country Club dance followed with Frank Hubert leading an Austin orchestra. A lawn party at Norma Jean McElwrath’s home rounded out the events amid light social chatter.
Mrs Jeff Kemp spoke at the memorial service for Mr and Mrs C H Yee held May 13 with sketches of their lives. Students Dorothy Perkins and Clinton Breeding spoke and musical solos were performed by Robert Sloan Ryan Willard Skelton and Sam Bill Law.
The Cameron Future Farmer poultry judging team Louis Jur cak Roy Mabry Nolan Butler with John William Baldwin as alternate is officially named Texas representative for the National Vocational Agriculture Students Judging Contest in Kansas City next October. State Adviser J B Rutland writes congratulating the team and urging ongoing progress. The letter is addressed to E D Parnell Cameron Vocational Agriculture teacher.
Many residents spent weekends and Sundays in nearby Texas towns. Names include Carolyn Brock in Calvert Clyde Dodson in Minerva Walter Lawrence in San Antonio with museum visits to the San Jose Mission and the Alamo Billy Hefley headed to El Paso Jack Lewis fished a string of nice fish Edward Dana visited his Caldwell grandmother Rebecca Jean toured Rio Grande Valley Eugenia Akers attended a rodeo Doris Ruth Petroy in Temple Charles Green in Oklahoma City Eldon Sutton in Gatesville Anita Knipp and Dorothy Johnson in Temple and Elm Ridge Billy Howard visited Rosebud Lane Horstmann in Buckholts Agnes Weems in Belmena Burnell McFarland and Betty Lou Angell in Hoyte Bob Terry to Milano Ronald Wiley weekend at Minerva Homer Terry berry-picking near Maysfield and Hearne Mack Nicholson shot four squirrels near Milano Monroe Clements visited North Elm with grandmother Burnett Morris in Buckholts William Earl Moseley and Jimmy Angell in Hoyte Bernice Longmire in Waco and Milano Porter Key spent Saturday in Rogers Lorene Walston in Rosebud Mary Katherine Lawrence in San Antonio Thursday to Sunday.
Ada Henderson column notes Marjorie Swift moving to Butte Town. Charles Riola visited Temple and Belt on Saturday night. Bruce Price was ill last week. Otha Byrd visited in Rockdale on Sunday. Contributors listed include Pauline Laake and others.
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