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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1951
Page
6
Public notice lists second class mail matter details for Cameron Milam County with rates 1.75 yearly inside county 2.00 outside county and 2.25 out of state under an act of March 8 1879. Published each Thursday.
Dr. T. L. Denson of Pack No. 213 reports ten cubs joined the Pack Tuesday night at Simon George Memorial Hall. One new Den formed with Mrs Edwin Fikes as Den Mother and aides Mrs LeRoy Raley and E B Camp to assist.
Cameron Yoelets rout Belton B squad 19 to 2 at the local field. Arnold Warren scored the first TD from the 20 yard line, George Bryan added a 25 yard TD, Leon Beale returned a 60 yard interception for a score, and Jimmy Rettig contributed on the extra point as Belton struggled defensively.
W H Lawrence owner of the Specialty Shop and Cameron buyer attended the American Fashion Associated Spring and Summer Market in Dallas. About 5 000 women’s apparel merchants filled Dallas hotels for the October 28 to November 2 event with merchants from 17 states and 400 displays across three hotels.
Miss Ruth Turner and Miss Gayle Kennedy from Mary Hardin Baylor visited Miss Turner's parents in Belton over the weekend.
Cubmaster Dr. T. L. Denson announces plans for a November puppet program with Den Dads in attendance. An Ideas Committee will meet for December to shape a varied program the scouts typically enjoy and gain from, with Denson noted for active leadership in scout work.
Mr. Louis McKee, manager of the Cameron J C Penney store, and Mrs McKee attended the junior convention in Fort Worth. The event, held at the Blackstone Hotel, involved multiple discussions and activities. They returned to Cameron on Wednesday after five months in the local post.
The Red Cross provides men's outing pajamas for destitute families. Mrs. Agnes, chapter chairman, states those in need may contact Mrs. Lowe at the Cameron Hotel for arrangements.
Miss Agnes Gartner 82 died Friday after a period of declining health. Funeral services were held Monday at 9:00 A M from Mare-Burns Chapel and at St. Monica's Catholic Church with Rev. George J. Duda officiating. Interment followed at Oak Hill Cemetery. Surviving include niece Laura Wrede and several cousins. Gartner, born in Houston, helped shape Cameron’s early development and was active in religious and civic life, taught music here, and served as organist at St. Monica's. She had recently been a St. Edward Hospital patient.
Dr Mark Magers announces vesper services at First Methodist Church will be held Sundays at 5 PM starting November 4. Members urged to note the hour change from 7:30 PM. Visitors welcome as the new vesper hour is reported satisfactory.
The Milam County Draft Board received Induction Call No 19 for December. Eight men are to be inducted December 11, 1951. Orders will leave the local board office this week. The men report at the mil ler on the 10th and depart by Central Texas bus at 1 15 p.m. to Dallas for induction.
The Southwest Conference schedule features Baylor vs Texas, Texas A M against SMU at Kyle Field, and Rice vs Arkansas at Rice Stadium. Kern Tips Alec Chesser broadcast Texas vs Baylor from Memorial Stadium Austin at 1 50 p m KTBC with WACO KABC KTRH KRLD also carrying the game. Charlie Jordan John Ferguson cover Texas A M SMU at 1 50 p m on WFAA WBAP Dallas. Wes Box Eddie Barker call Rice Arkansas at 8 05 p m on KXYZ WFAA WBAP KMAC and other outlets.
This year Texas, six physicians therapists, 58 nurses and one resident have been rushed to Texas hospitals when their own staffs were inadequate to meet epidemic demand. In addition to these, five physical therapists and 33 nurses recruited last year worked during 1951.
William P. Baugh 65 prominent Rogers banker died after a brief illness in Temple Hospital on October 24. He had 55 years in banking and was married to Alice Mac Wear in 1912. Funeral planned at First Methodist Church Rogers with interment in Rogers Cemetery. Survived by widow three daughters three grandchildren and several siblings.
Coryell County becomes the first Central Texas county to contribute to the Epidemic Aid Fund of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Bill Elmendorf announced the donation, with a chapter meeting yielding a check for 850.00 on September 27.
Sharp P H Dorsett D K Ed wards Earl Reed Lloyd Wimber ly Arthur McClain Dr R B Mc Elroy and Lowell Benefield appear in the roster article, indicating a scholar group or faculty panel with multiple distinct individuals.
Mr and Mrs Clifton Cox and their son from Roswell New Mexico arrive to be with Walker Cox who lies admitted as a patient at Rose bud Hospital.
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