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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1965
Page
4
Mrs. Schiller's Pleasure and Profit Club met October 28 at her home with 16 members. The event featured a Halloween theme, a book report on I Hate Housekeeping, and the addition of new member Mrs. Franklin Dusek. A round-cut diamond has 58 facets.
Albert McCullen Jr. reports Cameron Lions Club Broom and Mop Sale a great success. The drive raised over $1,045 to fund community projects including vision aid for the needy and the Crippled Children's Summer Camp, aided by media support and local backing.
Mrs Dana Kestenbaum hosted a morning coffee to honor Mrs Ernest Shipman of New York. Shipman is visiting in the home of her sister Mrs Gus Evans Jr this week.
Two strips of adhesive cellophane tape placed sticky sides together cover fish hooks side by side. A second tape strip pressed sticky side down over the hooks seals them between layers. This keeps points from snagging on clothes, brushes, or fingers.
Mrs. Nabours 86 of Cameron died at Cameron Nursing Home. funeral Tuesday at Green Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Richard Freeman and burial in Oak Till Cemetery. Survived by son Charlie Nabours, two grandchildren and one great grandchild. Winford L. Crook 64 of Houston died Tuesday. services Friday at Niday Funeral Home Chapel. burial Forest Park Cemetery. Survived by wife Doris Crook, two daughters, two stepsons, two brothers, two sisters, and four grandchildren.
Texas draft boards will draft married men 19 to 25 with no children to meet a December quota of 1,714, the largest since 1953. Unborn children must be certified. childless married men may be drafted after single 19 to 25 year olds are exhausted. Colonel Morris S Schwartz announced the policy. Vogelsang elected to American Brahman Breeders Association.
Benchmen are advised to assess native pastures and ranges to ensure adequate forage for winter numbers. G O Hoff man, Texas A M University Extension range specialist, notes that a one thousand pound cow should have about three percent of her body weight per day in dry forage for maintenance and reproduction.
Mrs Clifton Jenness returns from Boston with son Richard and wife. J C Martin family back from Dallas visit to Guy Garth's home. Johns grandson John C Martin III of Pittsburg elected to Phi Beta Kappa at Rice University. McKinney Akers supporters join Yee High games with Corley Reed Akers. Wittleff guests ride from Chicago to Lufkin. Cameron First Baptist attendees at Texas Southern Baptist Convention in Houston. Griswold visit from Newton Ohio with relatives in Dallas and Temple. funeral over weekend. Diamonds of poor quality found in Nevada.
Extension agronomists at Texas A&M University say legumes seeded in Bermuda grass during winter benefit high rainfall areas and long dormancy periods. They improve forage quality extend grazing and add nitrogen to the grass. Production from the legume occurs in late winter and spring as the grass remains dormant.
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