Club Hosts Share Fall Themed Meeting and Book Review
Mrs. R L Batte and Mrs. W A L Robinson hosted the Delphian Club at the Batte home on Tuesday October 26 with fall leaves yellow cosmos and Halloween napkins. Maurine Amis of the University of Texas spoke on Mama's Bank Account and poems were dedicated to Mrs. Hefley and Miss Thornton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Batte
W. A. L. Robinson
Delphian Club
Batte
Maurine Amis
Speech
University of Texas
Mama
Hallowe’en
M. G. Cox
Mildred Thornton
Ben Reichert
Bonds Host Supper Club at Catos Cafe
Mr and Mrs B F Bonds entertained the Supper Club Tuesday evening October 26 at Catos Cafe. Tables were set with white linen and fall flowers. After the supper, members played bridge at the Bonds home. Mrs Jim Watson won high score for the ladies and Albert Collins won high score for the men. An enjoyable evening was spent.
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B. F. Bonds
Cato’s Cafe
Bonds
Jim Watson
Albert Collins
Baptist Training Union Hosts Large Hallowe'en Party
The First Baptist church young people's Training Union held a Halloween party on October 28 at the Halberdier home. Miss Mary Fanning chaired the social committee with Miss Aleene Griswold assisting. R A Griswold provided transportation. Cocoa and cookies were served as guests enjoyed several games. J R Young sponsors the group and Miss Griswold serves as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Training Union First Baptist Church
A. H. Halberdier
Mary Fanning
Aleene Griswold
R. A. Griswold
J. R. Young
Young People’s Union
Yoemen Rout Rockdale Tigers 59 to 0 on Friday
Cameron Yoemen dominated Rockdale with 384 rushing yards and 51 passing yards, piling up 16 first downs while the defense stifled the Tigers. Braden, Beal, Moseley, Fuchs and Hauk produced multiple touchdowns as backups contributed late in the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Jackson
Cameron Yoemen
Rockdale Tigers
Yoemen
Jackson
Braden
Zotz
Yeomen
Howard Beal
John Moseley
Tiger
Alton Fuchs
Hauk
Charlie Michalka
Rockdale
Rockdale Suffers Slugfest as Cameron Edges Ahead
Rockdale players G. Jimanen and D. Jackson starred in a rugged game. The standout was Grady Allen, a 140 pound sophomore wearing number 51, noted for relentless pursuit and dominating presence on both lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockdale
G. Jimanen
D. Jackson
Grady Allen
Cameron man visits kin and friend in hospital stay
Jim Horelica of Cameron visited Mrs. Earl Hall in Milano on Sunday and also visited a Horelica brother and Steve Salach in Newton Memorial Hospital Sunday afternoon.
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Jim Horelica
Cameron
Earl Hall
Milano
Horelica
Steve Salach
Newton Memorial Hospital
Cameron Junior Squad Rolls Over Rogers 33 to 0
Cameron's junior football team extended its strong season with a 33 to 0 win over Rogers. The squad has played four games, winning three, scoring 15 touchdowns while conceding only two. Key plays included Thompson 15 yards around end and Halfpain 20 yard run. Defensive standouts were Dell Rinn Billy Angel and captains Beale and Tindall. The Juniors meet Rogers again next week.
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Cameron
Rogers
Rosebud
Thompson
Halfpain
Bobby Biskup
Billy Joe Halfpain
Tindall
Balear
Dell Rinn
Billy Angell
J. W. Beale
Pete Tindall
Baylor student Rev Paul Richardson guest speaker
Rev Paul Richardson, a Baylor University junior, spoke at the First Baptist Church in Eagle Lake Sunday, while the pastor Rev L L Morriss finished a revival there on October 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Richardson
Baylor University
First Baptist Church
L. L. Morriss
Eagle Lake
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Society In the News
Clara Thomas
History Club
Cameron History Club
John O. Martin
Texas Industries
Doris Newton
Houston
Rush -Thomas
Conn Miller
Mary Burns
George A. Thomas
Baptist Training Union
Emory B. Camp
Cameron, Texas
Orth Brewing CO
Citizens National Bank
A. J. Mondrik Grocery
Firestone Budget
Firestone
Firestone Battery
Horstmann Brothers
Kaiser & Frazer Cars
R. B. Rylander
Foolerale
E. A. Camp
E. B. Camp
Chivo
A. E. Matula
J. O. Mitchell
Aey Lumber
Puteo
Tee
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