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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1936
Page
12
The Cameron softball league outlines team limits with 15 players per team over 20 years old, a mix of ages on field, trades allowed, and rules based on AAU standards. Two umpires per game will call balls strikes and bases, with suspensions for conduct unbecoming a gentleman.
N. J. Brown of Port Arthur retired district governor of Lions International district 22 addressed the local Lions Club on Tuesday. He spoke on legislation for the blind and related civic issues.
Milam County refinancing loans through February 29 totaled 85000 dollars. Announcement by H P Drought state director of the National Emergency Council.
Sunday School at 9 45 with Roy Baskin as superintendent. At 11 Hubert Johnson from the Methodist Home in Waco to preach and lead children in songs. Evening services canceled due to High School commencement. Pastor ill last week and plans a Sanatorium visit then Kerrville and Batte Cottage in June. return expected July 1. Missionary Society met for child labor study led by Mrs. W O Triggs. Presbyterian Circle No 1 and Circle No 2 held meetings. First Baptist and First Christian did not meet.
Olga Krall of Temple vacationing with parents Mr and Mrs Rudolph Krall. L A Patillo of Houston stayed with his mother Mrs Lem Patillo. W F Ezzell of Linwood California visiting relatives here. Otto Meyer family of Cameron visited John Meyer. Bill Parker of Rogers hosted by cousin Alex Groppell. J H Jones and family back from Temple after moving. Rev and Mrs D S Burke visited son in Jacksonville. Rev G C Cecil of Jacksonville hosted by Henry Gariisch. Friends of R R Dabney of Austin, once Buckholts resident, take interest.
Learning of her marriage to Forest Crawford in Laredo Texas. Crawford works for an oil company and his headquarters will be in Austin.
Hoyte School in Cameron held its final closing exercises last Sunday at 3 30 with Rev O C Acrey conducting the baccalaureate for the seventh grade. Five graduates were present Charles Edward Woodum John Howard Pressley Pauline Pressley Clyde Hensley Jr George Goodwin. Teachers Mrs Vaughn and Miss Lois Randolph were praised as they plan to return for next term.
The Hoyte school thanks Mr. J. B. White editor of the Cameron Herald for weekly copies and expresses pleasure in reading the publication each week.
A canning demonstration on tomatoes and tomato juice will be held at Dorothy Jane Harrell’s home on June 9. Plans for achievement day will be discussed at the meeting. All girls should bring dresses slips and pajamas for Miss Strange to photograph.
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