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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1950
Page
12
Moore's Southwestern Shows open a week long engagement tonight at the Boedeker Gin Lot in Cameron ending Saturday November 11. The enlarged, newly painted carnival promises four shows nine rides and various fun booths sponsored by the D A V with Mr Moore hailed as a top southwest showman.
Sgt. Frank Zavrel of Cameron serving with the Army seventh division in North Korea. He volunteered in 1942 and saw action in the Pacific and Pacific Islands theater. Wounded twice in World War II, he re enlisted multiple times, serving eight years and four months before now stationed on the Korean front.
Milam County voters faced a light turnout on Tuesday November 7 with a four column ballot listing Democratic nominees and a partial Republican ticket. There were no contested electors or Agricultural Commissioner candidates and no amendments. Democrats urged strong turnout to influence governor ballot conventions.
Cameron automobile dealers plan to close all day Saturday November 11 to observe Armistice Day. Dealers say the holiday has community and ex servicemen significance and they are not pursuing profit. A formal statement may follow Wednesday.
Mrs. Dan Reed of Tulsa, head of the Oklahoma Women's Missionary Union, spoke to WMU members on Monday afternoon. The convention will close Thursday night with an address by Evangelist Billy Graham.
Mrs. Claude Sweaks and daughter Linda visited friends in Cameron after business visits in Rosebud. The Sweaks recently moved to Hearne from Cameron.
Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Laywell and daughters Sharon and Linda traveled to Houston for the grandmother's funeral held after she died Thursday night.
Mrs. D. R. Miller returned to Lo meta Sunday after spending several weeks visiting her daughter Mrs. Alvin Hibitt and granddaughter Mrs. George Barr and Miss Dorothy Hibitt.
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