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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1949
Page
9
President Truman urged support for candidates favoring his Fair Deal as he outlined a 12 point program. In a St Paul Minneapolis rally he criticized reactionaries on both sides and touted civil rights, health, and education goals for a stronger America.
A quotation outlining core principles: commitment to universal health care, universal rights and opportunities under the law, and full participation in national life without fear or discrimination. It emphasizes inclusivity and public welfare as foundational values.
In Milano, Carolyn Belt of the Future Farmers of America chapter was chosen as Sweetheart for 1949. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Belt and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Belt, a Milano student admired by peers and teachers for charm and scholastic success.
Mr and Mrs Bill Storey spent Sunday in Austin visiting their son Clayton Storey and his family and welcomed a new granddaughter Galene Kay born November 6 1949 weighing six pounds ten ounces. C T and Nettie Mae Farr of Houston were visitors and Mrs Farr stayed longer.
Mrs Edwin Adams and her daughter from Buckholts were guests in Cameron last week, visiting local relatives and attending social events. The trip highlighted regional ties and the family's ongoing connections in the area.
Observance Education Week runs November 6 to 12 with the theme Making Democracy Work. National sponsors include the National Education Association American Legion and the National Congress of Parents and Teachers. Ada Henderson school pupils under Mrs Charlie Nabours contributed posters for downtown windows featuring Edward Brady G Childress Marie Hearne Jane Henderson Ann Hindyard Dick Jenness Leon Koenig David McLane Albert Small and Shirley Wilson.
Michael David Jackson, born Tuesday November 1 1949 at Newton Memorial Hospital, weighs six pounds one ounce and is the couple's second son. Fred L. Jackson Jr. is two years old. The Jacksons report mother and baby are doing fine.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Mims and Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Burdette and sons of Houston visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed Tindall and family Sunday.
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