Miss Wanda Sager Weds William Merriwether in Houston Double Ring
In a May 19 ceremony at South Park Evangelical and Reform Church Houston Miss Wanda Jean Sager married William Travis Merriwether. Rev Fred L Woeke officiated. Attendants wore turquoise silk crystalette while a Gene Selph reception followed at 1954 Southgood Houston. Honeymoon in New Orleans then home at 216 Wakefield Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Park Evangelical and
Gene Selph
Chantilly
George Mauver
Eugene LeRoy Martin
Houston
Frank Merriwether
Rusk
Frank Tipton
Beaumont
H. F. McClannahan
Southgood
Marie Vogelsang
Evelyn Master
Clara Merriwether
Flecanora Weidner
Aileen Leacock
Johnson Beckh amed Rites Performed By Rev Bowley
Miss Patsy Ann Johnson became the bride of Lowell Verno Beckham at 7 30 p m Friday May 18 in a semi-formal ceremony at Gospel Tabernacle Cameron with Reverend H M Bowley officiating Mrs Edison Fikes of Cameron played The Wedding March on the organ The bride wore a white organdy dress with scooped neckline tiered skirt gloves hat gladiola corsage and rhinestone accessories
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Ann Johnson
Lowell Verno
Beckham
Gospel Tabernace
Cameron
H.M Bowley
Edison Fikes
Bride-Elect Shirley Wied to Wed Bruce Crook in Burlington Hall
A miscellaneous wedding shower for Shirley Wied bride elect of Bruce Crook was held Saturday May 26 at 7 30 p.m. in Burlington Hall. The notice also notes a June 3 shower for Marline Ernst bride elect of Bill Frerichs and varios updates on local families, schooling plans, church events, and the recent wedding in Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Wied
Bruce Crook
Burlington Hall
Grover Albert
Grover Jr
A. E. Hensel
Joyce
Dallas
George Fonda
Houston
Rosebud
Big Springs
Fonda
Marline Ernst
Bill Frerichs
Gary Lee
Harry Chollett
Waco
J. B. Davenport
University of Corpus Christi
Hugh Davenport
Rauschenhoeft
Joe Hall
Temple
Martin Croft
Johnnie Croft
J. N. Bowen
Bellfalls
Holderby
Sally Davis
Bill Faulkner
Burlington
Belmena Quilters Hold Usual Handwork Party
The Belmena Quilting Club gathered at the L. C. Boyds on May 23 in Walkers Creek for dominoes and 42 while members did hand work. A noon covered dish dinner was served. announced attendees included numerous couples and a Corpus Christi visitor. Brenda Kay Coffman, seven pounds nine ounces, was born May 15 to Freddie and Mrs. Coffman of Killeen, with grandparents listed as Mr. and Mrs. Howard Coffman of Sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Wenland
Houston
Burlington
Rosebud
Cameron
Ed Olbrich
Jake Futschick
John Helpert
August
Henry Helpert
Joe Mitchach
Temple
A. M. Herrington
McKinney
Henry Davenport Sr
Henry Davenport Jr
Fort Worth
Dennis
Corpus Christi
Burlington Baptist Church
Lewis Newman
Newman
Roy Lindsey
George Mode
Clarkson
L. C. Boyd's
Belmena Quilting Club
Walkers Creek
J. P. Harwell
Brenda Kay Coffman
Freddie Coffman
Killeen
Howard Coffman
Sharp
Mary Hardin Baylor appoints Dr J Campbell Wray to music faculty
President Arthur Tyson announces the addition of Dr J Campbell Wray to the Mary Hardin Baylor music faculty as associate professor of sacred music and voice. Wray previously directed the school of sacred music at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary from 1943 to spring this year. He holds degrees from Howard Payne College Southwestern Seminary and Southwest Texas State College and studied at the University of Texas Westminster Choir School and with Thomas MacBurney and Robert Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Camptai Wray
Mary Hardin-Baylor
Arthur Tyson
Wray
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Mary Hardin- Baylor
Tyson
Howard Payne College
Southwestern Seminary
Southwest Texas State College
College of Fine Arts
University of Texas, Westminster Choir School
Thomas MacBurney
Robert Lawrence
Calendar of Cameron CYO events highlights May activities
A 45 member Catholic Youth group from Cameron Temple Westphalia Granger Cyclone and Taylor held a skating party in Temple on Monday May 21 Rev Clyde Holtmann of Rockdale sponsored. A picnic and swimming party honored seniors among Cameron CYO on Friday May 25. Fifty departed Cameron with Leo Hollas Rev Clyde Holtmann and Rev Leonard Buxkemper for Riverside arriving at 9 30 am. Senior honorees include Pat Moran Louise Johnson Janis Ann Jistel Mary Frances Zarosky Agnes Sheguil James Hollas and Stephen Butch Polzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Temple
Westphalia
Granger
Cyclone
Taylor
Clyde Holtmann
Rockdale
C.Y.O
Leo Hollas
Leonard Buxkemper
Riverside
Evelyn Vybiral
Carol Ann Leonard
Pat Moran
Louise Johnson
Janis Ann Jistel
Mary Frances Zarosky
Agnes Sheguil
James Hollas
Stephen
Butch
Polzer
Cameron C.Y.O
Rev Clyde Holtmann
Lucille Jistel
Barbara Gurecky
Annette Mees
Barbara Schattle
Jeanette Richo'clock
Ine Mickula
Barbara Hollas
Bryan
Tomato Potato Hybrid Report From Caldwell News
Caldwell News reports tomato vines growing beside potato patches with cross pollination by wind or insects. It notes that cross pollination does not put potatoes at the tomato roots. Mrs. D E Autrey of Second Creek claims the hybrid and plans to bring a plant for readers. A similar garden occurrence is noted in Charles Simecek’s yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell News
D. E. Autrey
Second Creek
Carol Ann Sanders Installed as Rainbow Girls Worthy Advisor
Miss Carol Ann Sanders of Cameron was installed as Worthy Advisor of The Rockdale Assembly Order of Rainbow Girls in services at 7:30 pm May 29 at the Masonic Hall Rockdale. Installing officers were members of the Temple Assembly. Miss Rita Reid of Cameron became immediate past Worthy Advisor. Cameron girls participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Ann Sanders
Cameron
Rockdale
Order of Rainbow Girls
Masonic Hall
Temple Assembly
Rainbow Girls
Rita Reid
Yoe FHA Team Holds Degree Workshop For Rosebud Girls
Colleen Damron and Gloria Harber led a degree workshop for Rosebud Future Homemakers on Monday afternoon May 21 supervised by Mrs. Whatley and Mrs. Edmonds. Rosebud guests included Ellicia Winkleman Ruth Schmiedekamp Jo Ann Marek Suzanne Rector Peggy Engell Helen Bartek Peggy Flowers Margaret Schnieder Rith Barkemeyer Caroline Stock Joy Lierman with sponsor Miss Genevieve Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colleen Damron
Gloria Harber
W. T. Whatley
Albert Edmonds
Omemaker Chapter
Rosebud
Mary Lesikar
Kathy Witt
Genevieve Mason
Ranchers and businessmen tour Williamson range in Texas
Twenty six ranchers and business men attended a conservation range tour sponsored by the Little River San Gabriel Soil Conservation District Board of Supervisors. The event took place May 22 on A G Braun’s ranch, ten miles west of Georgetown, Texas. Results of applied conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Little River San Gabriel Soil Conservation District
A. G Braun
Georgetown
Texas
Bartlett group studies range management tour findings
Gilbert Kretzschmar board chairman Albert Steglich and Adrian N Moore of Bartlett attended a tour where practices such as brush eradication sprout control cedar eradication deferred grazing rotation grazing proper utilization of range plants and range reseeding were observed and discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Kretzschmar
Albert Steglich
Adrian N. Moore
Bartlett
Midnight melee ends with fines for Alma Clack
Alma Clack, colored, was fined 50 for aggravated assault and 100 plus 56 costs for unlawfully carrying a pistol after an altercation outside a Cameron establishment at 1505 W St. Street around midnight. She paid 206 in total after taking a 25 calibre pistol from her car and striking a victim, wounding leg flesh. Four other colored women were charged with disturbing the peace in Justice of the Peace Ben Rice's court: Mary Lee Dickey, Mineola Wilson, Adele Malone, and Gracey Spelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Clack
W. St. Street
Cameron
Bob Nelson
Justice of the Peace
Ben Rice
Mary Lee Dickey
Mineola Wilson
Adele Malone
Gracey
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Wanda Sager
Ies
New Orleans
Wakefield
Merriwether
Yee High School
General Electric
Alton
Warren Electric Company
Conroe
Eagle Lake
Alto
Albert Connor
Clarence
William Travis Merriwether
Colgate Tooth Paste
Dorothy Perkins
Seaforth
Tussy
George Logan
Mary Eichinger
Stephen W. Green
Boston
Mass
Virail Brummett
Rosie Lee Johnson
Alice Faye Clark
Belmena Quilters
Will Lake
J.A Henderson
Melvin Weems
J. H. Reaves
Cage Terry
Oscar Hightower
Willie Phipps
Roy Weems
Katie Nisbett
T. L. Peel
M.H. Baylor Music
Dr. J. Campbell Wray
C. Y
Mary Posey
Mrs Frank Bybee
San Antonio
Caldwell
The
Herald
Charles Simecek
Rainbow Girl
Williamson
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