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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1953
Page
8
Tuesday and Friday nights draw 11 to 14 year olds for softball games and call for coaches. The program seeks fathers and brothers to support, requests lighted fields like Cameron towns, and invites high school seniors to assist. Contact Joe O’Neil or Allen Dodson at City Park on Friday nights.
Morris E. Anderson pled guilty before County Judge Charles C. Smith Jr. on May 20 to driving while intoxicated. He was fined 200 dollars and court costs, and his driving license was suspended for six months.
W. L. Brown of Brenham received medical treatment at Newton Memorial Hospital last week. Jim Hauk of Clarkson conducted business in Cameron during the same period.
Two Cameron students Merle Carroll Hickman and Eddie Nabours will receive master of science degrees in education at Baylor University commencement on Friday May 29. Other Central Texas candidates among 577 graduates include Barbara Joan Johnson Temple Rich ard Gale Ray Belton Billy Guy Sewell Belton Kathryn Tarver Piper Moody William Jim McKamie Moody and Ernest Joe McCauley Moody.
Jack Hobson of Cameron is a patient in St Edward Hospital receiving medical treatment. Mrs Lillian Bradly of Cameron is also a medical patient in St Edward Hospital.
The Membership Committee of the Chamber of Commerce reports eleven new members. Bill Burns chairs the drive to enlist more firms and individuals to broaden the chamber's budget for all activities and avoid past fund drives. The committee works in teams including Burns, Markham, Collins, McIntosh, Dr Evans Jr., and DuBois. New members listed include Milam County Livestock Commission Company, Cameron Welcome Service, Gordon S. Baskin Insurance, Irving's Department Store, Mitchan Auto Supply, Kehutek Service Station, Woodum Auto Sales, Roy Wright, H. H. Pruett, Charles C. Smith Jr., and Rev. A. F. Russell.
Dr. Geo W Cox state health officer warns as warm weather arrives that improper food handling causes food poisoning. Most cases link to inadequate handling. symptoms include nausea vomiting diarrhea abdominal pain and fever in both types.
Donations to the Waco Disaster Relief Fund total 1295.35 with new gifts from Mrs Tillie E Richards and others. Also noted are local visits by Mr and Mrs W C Allen of Houston and a public health warning urging food protection and refrigeration to curb foodborne illness.
After June 1 passengers on Santa Fe Texas trains with Grand Canyon connections must reserve coach seats at no extra charge. Trains 65 66 Houston terminal, 77 78 and 111 112 Fort Worth Dallas area, 75 76 beyond Temple, and the Chicago Los Angeles Grand Canyon route are affected. W J Rodgers, passenger traffic manager, says the plan ensures comfortable seating and avoids overcrowding.
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