Community Notes Highlight Local Guests and Visits
Rev. R L Brown of Waco spoke at Little River Baptist Church for morning and evening services. Numerous families and friends from Temple, Dallas, Hobbs, Milano, Cleborne, Ben Arnold, Cameron, Seguin, Fort Worth, and nearby areas visited, hosted, or spent weekends with relatives and hosts across Jones Prairie community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Brown
Waco
Little River Baptist Church
Robert Glenn
Glenn
J. A
Ethel] McKinney
J. A. Jamison
Joe Bailey
Patti
Bob
C. H. Massey
Corrine
Dick Young
Barbara Jo
Margaret
Paul
S. M. Harrell
J. H. Burnett
Jesse Hickman
Belmena
Carl Williams
Benler
Kansas
J. H. McNeil
Edna McKinney
Williams
Fort Hood
E. B. Yager
Malcolm Marion
Charles
Seguin
Ben Yager
Sul Ross College
Alpine
T. B. Stidham
Jack Stidham
Burnet
Bill McClendon
Fort Worth
Marvin Hickman
Bailey Jones
Rose Sud
W. J. Fontaine
Cameron
Yee High School Holds Final Examinations and Graduation
Final examinations were held at Yee High School and Ada nderson on May 20 and 21, announced by Paul Smith. Sixty two students graduated, with commencement exercises at Yee High Athletic field. Many graduates plan to enter college in September, reflecting strong scholastic records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Th the Yee High School
Adanderson
Ad Paul Smith
Yee High
Yee High School
Scouts Plan Bay Camp June 12 15
The local Girl Scout Council announces a Day Camp at Wilson Ledbetter Park from June 12 to 15. Camp director Mrs Lester Williams and council leaders urge parents to enroll girls for crafts and entertainment. A 50 cent daily fee supports the camp, with other costs covered by funds from the Father Daughter banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Little
Wilson-Ledbetter Park
Harry Haraway
Girl Scout Council
Mildred Craig
Opal Clifton
Austin
Lake Texoma
Cameron
Ann
Laura Swift
Judy Shapiro
Kay Camp
Wilson Ledbetter Park
Lester Williams
David Shapiro
Charles Brady Sr
Allies push north of Seoul as 8th Army Races Reds
Allied forces report a major advance north of Seoul reaching up to 26 miles beyond the capital with a 30 mile arc from Munsan to Changeong as South Korean units push 4 miles beyond Munsan toward the Imjin River amid a heavy five day offensive.
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Tokyo
Seoul
8Th Army
Eighth Army
United Nations
Munsan
Changeong
Seul
Imjin
Actio
Nine Teams in Tournament Here
Winners of the Scotch Tournament held Sunday May 20 at Cameron Country Club announced by Dr. Gus Evans Jr. Thirty six contestants formed nine foursomes starting at 1:30 P. M. First place went to Mrs. Ruby Arledge and Earl Burke with 47 strokes, second to Walter Sharpe and Amy Ford with 48, and third to Mrs. Paul Smith and Bartow Jackson with 49. Prizes included two golf balls each. Zooby prize went to Alice Dubois, George Miller, Mildred White, and Bill Strzinek with a 59. The day drew praise as more women take up golf, boosting local enthusiasm.
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Cameron Country Club
Gus Evans Jr
Ruby Arledge
Earl Burke
Walter Sharpe
Amy Ford
Paul Smith
Bartow Jackson
Alice Dubois
George Miller
Mildred White
Bill Strzinek
2nd Armored Division To Sail Late in June
The 2nd Armored Division training at Fort Hood Texas will sail for Europe in four groups from New Orleans Houston and Galveston in late June and early July the Army announced. The move follows an April 27 alert for overseas duty as part of expanding ground forces in Europe for General Eisenhower's defense force.
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Washington
2Nd Armored
Europe
Army
Fort Hood
Texas
New Orleans
Houston
Galveston
New York
4Th
Eisenhower
Defense
Marshall
United States
U. S
Germany
How They Voted On Omnibus Tax in Conference Report
A list shows Monday votes on the conference committee report. FOR: Aikin, Bracewell, Carney, Carter, Colson, Fuller, Hudson, Kelly, Lock, Martin, Moffett, Park, Phillips, Tynan, Wagenseller, Weinert. AGAINST: Ashley, Bell, Bullock, Corbin, Hardeman, Hazlewood, Kelly, Lane, McDonald, Nokes, Russell, Shofner, Strauss, Vick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Aikin Jr
Paris
Searcy Bracewell
Houston
Howard Carney
Atlanta
Joe Carter
Sherman
Neveille Colson
Navasota
J. E. Fuller
Port Arthur
Hill Hudson
Pecos
Keith Kelly
Fort Worth
Ottis Lock
Lufkin
Crawford Martin
Hillsboro
George Moffett
Shillicothe
George Parkhouse
Dallas
George Nokes
Corsicana
Joe Russell
Royse City
W. A. Shofner
Temple
Gus Strauss
Hallettsville
Kyle Vick
Waco
Mary Hardin Baylor UCC Merger Talks Considered
High officials from University of Corvus Christi met with Mary Hardin Baylor College trustees to discuss a potential merger. UCC president Dr. R. M. Cavness, Rev. Joe T. Dawson, H. E. Butt, and James C. Hill Jr. joined Mary Hardin Baylor chair Dr. Rabant Wilson in the talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Corvus Christi
Mary Hardin-Baylor College
UCC
R. M. Cavness
C. E. Hereford
First Baptist Church
H. E. Butt
Texas
Joe T. Dawson
UUCC
James C. Hill Jr
Alice
Rabant Wilson
Austin
Mary Hardin-Baylor Board
Weekend Visit Notes From Posey Household
Mrs. Erle Adrian and her son visited Mrs. Mary V. Posey for a few hours Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bybee of San Antonio spent the weekend with Mrs. Posey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie Scarborough
Ranny
Temple
G. W. Roden
R. K. Fontaine
W. L. Hughes
Cleburne
S. S. Hickman
Hughes
Duke and Ayres
Clyde McCarty
Clyde, Jr
Hobbs
New Mexico
Mack McCarty
A. L. Burnett
I. L. Parker
Milano
Erle Adrian
Sonny
Mary V. Posey
Frank Bybee
San Antonio
Posey
Lt Green Returns Home From Korean War Front
Lt Charles Green, son of Mrs. Mary Green and Eugene Green, returns to Cameron after nine months on the Korean front. He was overseas since 1948, served in Japan, Korea, and was wounded August 14, 1950. He will stay in Cameron for about a month before instructors at Fort Benning. He holds a Purple Heart and Silver Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Green
Mary
Eugene Green
Korea
Green
Japan
Okinawa
San Francisco
Waco
Twenty-fifth Infantry Division
Bradely
Cameron
Fort Benning
Georgia
Germany
Lt. Green
A. N. Green
Dallye Young
Maysfield School Exercises Friday Night
School closing exercises at Maysfield School Friday May 25 at 8 p m announced by principal Harrison McLerran. County Superintendent Hinton Pruett will deliver the main address. Two eighth grade students, Willie Seaton and Thomas Peeve, will graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maysfield
Harrison McLerran
Hinton Pruett
Willie Seaton
Thomas Peeve
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Ogram
Round Rock
Woodson Lbr
Hdw. Co
New Hampshire
Ideal Hatchery & Poultry Farm
Goodwin
Clarkson
Hinton H. Pruett
Propane
Central Butane Co
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Underwood
Cameron Texas
B. Offield
Gause
J. P. Harris
T. K. Stallard
Clark St
Freeport
Woodstock
Remington
L. C. Smith
Royal
Raleigh A. Lamb
W. 13Th St
Mary Heintze
Mrs
S. 8S. Hickman
Scouts
Reds
Cameron Lodge
J. M. McLean
Noble Grand
Bo McClellen
Cameron Rebekah Lodge
No. 46
Mary White
Noble
Johnnie Lee Richards
Mary Hardin Baylor
Wien
Firestone Car Cleaner and Polish
Horstmann Brothers
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