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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1956

Page

5

Kiwanis Club Hears Of Children Of Delinquent Parents Shelter

Cameron Kiwanis held a barbecque at Simon George Memorial Hall on Thursday night May 24 with many visitors. District Governor John Hopper of Duncan Oklahoma gave the principal address praising Kiwanis and noting a children's shelter in Conroe for children of delinquent parents. Lt. Governor D. C. Herdman of Waco and guests from West Temple and Waco attended.

Cameron Kiwanians Simon George Memorial Hall Kiwanis John Hopper Duncan Oklahoma Conroe D. C. Herdman Waco West Temple

Summer Student Social Security Cards Advice

A Texas audience in Little River notes advice from James B. Marley of the Austin Social Security Office urging summer workers to obtain social security cards promptly. He explains that cards speed employment, and duplicates are available if lost. Also covers how benefits depend on wages posted to the old age and survivors account.

James B. Marley The Aus

Oak Hill Cemeteryin Cameron Keeps Many Ancestral Tales

The Oak Hill Cemetery in Cameron holds graves dating to 1852 with Kavendish Knight the first buried, alongside families like Stinnets Hodds Smiths and the Camer on founders and ministers. The old section includes Civil War era Confederate graves and two J umes who fought at San Jacinto, while the new section houses World War II and later burials including Dr. J Z Young family plots and Yee High School benefactor C H Yee. A unique grave marks J C Joseph the only Jew buried there, and the grounds honor longtime local figures such as Oxenford Watts Spiller Henderson Sprinkle and others among the oaks.

Oak Hill Kavendish Knight Martha Chance Green Pearl Clement Stinnets Hoods W. C. Wallace Worchesters Cameron Oak Hill Cemetery James Peeler Milam County J. W. D. Creath Cameron Baptist Church T. M. Anderson T. M. Anand George Scarbrough L. R. Scarbrough N. Cass E. N. Shaw T. A. Pope W. W Greer Freguson Monroe Tom Denson J. Z. Young Buckholts General Houston San Jacinto George Green Massilon Farley Royal B. Jeter Edwin Hardy George Luthor Marshall W. Kemp Preston Laird Tom Jeter Arch Chandler John L. Denson Ellora Monroe Lawless Green Edward Dodson Clyde Batte W. T. Caldwell Billy Batte Bryant Wm. G Gillis Jr Gilbert Hughes James T. Shumate C. H. Yee Yee Cass J. C. Joseph Joseph Russia Mr. Oxenford J. F. Watts C. F. Spiller Ada Henderson Eidan Sprinkle Caneron

Army Antiaircraft A Relatively New Field Has Openings

The Army Antiaircraft Command invites enlistments to fill vacancies nationwide. Open to all qualified local young men regardless of prior service or antiaircraft training. Electronics enthusiasts urged to contact the U S Army Recruiting Station Temple for details. It notes importance of oak timber in early building projects.

Army Antiaircraft Command Araacom United States SFC L. A. Dermody U. S. Army North Main Street Temple

Navy insignia and thanks from Mrs Sevcik and family

American ships and oak leaves insignia noted by Navy corps and ranks. Gratitude expressed to Father Duda for services and kind words. Thanks to those who gave mass offerings flowers and food and all who assisted. May God bless all. Mrs. Matt Sevcik and children.

Navy Father Duda

Community Mourns Matt Sevcik Beloved Husband and Father

A note of gratitude thanks friends and neighbors for the many kind deeds at the death of Matt Sevcik husband and father. The family expresses appreciation for support during their time of bereavement.

Matt Sevcik

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