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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1953
Page
12
Sheriff Black said the breakout was an inside job with no outside help. Ralph and Johnson used a torn steel cot rung to weaken mortar then escaped through a wall between barred windows, eight feet from a prior breakout. They were jailed on May 20 for Kopecky's Jewelry burglary. Mrs Pressley remains in Newton Memorial Hospital.
Prescott leadership urges quick completion of St Luke's Hospital in Cameron where 3 million has been spent. Houston doctors form a separate unit with a 400 thousand target to support the St Luke's fundraising drive. The June 10 to 21 campaign plan was developed in Houston May 8 with J Walter Kilpatrick and Rev James McKeown present. Cameron Girl Scouts Day Camp notes arts and crafts events for Thursday led by Make McDermott and John D Reichert.
From 2 30 to 3 00 two high school students of Miss Callie Young instructed the girls in tumbling. The four day Day Camp will close Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The girls will return later that evening to the Scout Hut for a fly-up and award program.
The Blackland tour is an annual event sponsored by the Crops and Conservation Committee of the Chamber of Commerce. Mr Davis urges farmers, ranchers, and businessmen to attend. Committee members include P W Davis J D Moore Ralph Michalka O G Tomlinson Bill Arthur Roy Wright and Carl Black.
Mrs. Francis Cox presented students in two Yee High School recitals on May 26 and 27. The Tuesday program featured Danny Roy Kelly and 22 peers. the Wednesday recital included Diane DuBois and another 23 students.
Mrs A F Matula hosted a Friday afternoon party for senior girls in Sara Esslinger s honor on May 22. Rooms were decorated with colored roses and a variety of games preceded refreshments of cookies sandwiches potato chips and punch for attendees including Mrs C L Canady Marie Murphy Andrew Esslinger LaVerne Michalka Betsy Caperton Charlotte Collins LaVerne Provasek Frances Vogelsang Martha Swanzy Ann Bradbury Nancy Ingram Evelyn Armstrong Shirley Smith Mary Hensley Ann Karnowski Norvine Holder Kay Mondrik and Sara the hostess.
Yee High seniors held a graduation dance Monday night at Simon George Hall with about 125 students in formal attire from 9:30 to 12:30. The event featured maroon and white decor, a curtain inscription reading Seniors 53, and gardenia decorations with refreshments. A moonlight swimming party followed at the local pool from 1:30 to 2:30 a.m. Lifeguards were Lawrence Michalka and coach R. E. Windham. chaperones included Mrs. Perry Holder and Narvie Caperton.
Mr and Mrs Claude Henderson of Brownfield spent several days at the C W Bradbury home this week. Mr and Mrs G W Layne of Jacksonville visited in the home of Mr and Mrs W E Thomas this weekend.
Surplus fruit and vegetables can be preserved by blanching and freezing in the ice compartment or home freezer. The note emphasizes simple methods to extend produce shelf life using common kitchen equipment.
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