Heber Tindall Improves After Hospital Stay
Heber Tindall, previously a patient at St. Edward Hospital, has shown marked improvement after several days of treatment. His condition is described as much improved with continued care anticipated.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1951
Page
10
Heber Tindall, previously a patient at St. Edward Hospital, has shown marked improvement after several days of treatment. His condition is described as much improved with continued care anticipated.
Mr. Tindall remains in serious condition with no visitors allowed after recently suffering a heart attack at home. Friends express deep concern as information from the family reflects the fragile health status in recent days. GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY.
Blinn College plans Homecoming on November 3 with a football game against Navarro Junior College. A Homecoming Queen will be crowned at halftime from student nominees and receive gifts from Brenham merchants. a dance follows. Ex-students are invited to return and tour the campus including the new library fine arts building and agriculture shop. Olin Armstrong and Joe Johns attend Blinn.
The Milam County grand jury for the September session returns sixteen indictments. One case is a misdemeanor transfer to county court. Named defendants include Amesquito for aggravated assault and Jones for robbery and assault, with multiple burglaries among others. Zalesky’s case is noted as transferred and he is under 17.
Milam County Farm Bureau directors will gather on Thursday November 1 at 7 30 P M with secretary Mrs Jesse Mae Wimberly stating the meeting will review resolutions for the upcoming Farm Bureau State Convention and invite full attendance and participation.
Negro preachers in the Waco area are invited to free religion classes under the Texas Baptist Convention Southwestern Baptist Seminary and Baylor University. Tuition is free with credit from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. Books cost half price, with the Missions to Minorities department covering the other half. Teachers are Dr. E L Dwyer and Dr. Sansom of Baylor’s religion department.
The Texas SMU football rivalry shows alternating winning runs with Texas taking three, SMU six, Texas six, SMU three, and a 23 20 thriller last year. Separately, Mr and Mrs Flake Brooks and family of Freeport visited their mother Mrs Lillian Barrett over the weekend.
The First Presbyterian Church will host a Family Night supper in the basement Thursday at 7. Rev. John Solomon says preparations are under way and members are invited to share in the fellowship event.
Public health guidance warns against overexertion and cold exposure during a polio outbreak. It advises avoiding shared towels and dishes, delaying throat operations, not taking children to outbreak areas, and seeking your health department for specifics. Remember to supervise children at camps and playgrounds with proper oversight.
Du Pont announces CMU, a nonselective weed killer, effective across the United States and beyond. Over 150 investigators tested CMU in every state and in Canada, Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico, Honduras, and Colombia. The chemical is absorbed by roots and moves to leaves, with effects showing in three to ten days.
Mr and Mrs Adolph Kretchmar announce the birth of a daughter at St Edward Hospital on Tuesday October 23 at 9 45 AM. Charlene Annette weighs five pounds thirteen ounces and joins their 15 month old son Ronald Allen. Mrs Kretchmar, formerly Theresa Horvath of Pennsylvania, is the mother. Mr Kretchmar works as a projectionist at the Swift Theatres.
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