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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1948
Page
11
Harry S. Truman, strong man of American politics, heads back to Washington for a hero's welcome. Reported to be greeted by about a half million people as he returns to the White House to begin four more years in his own right.
President Truman declared a big mandate in St Louis after a crowd of more than 10 000 gathered around the rear platform. He urged the public to back him in the coming term and said the task ahead is the biggest in the world as estimated by Police Colonel Joseph Casey. At Jefferson City, Mo., the Press-
President Truman tours Missouri celebrating his victory and a Democratic Congress. He urges unity and forgiveness, jokes about a Chicago Tribune headline, and thanks crowds in Sedalia and St. Louis with Mrs. Truman and Margaret present.
The Battetown WMU held a fellowship supper on the church lawn Saturday night October 30 with 60 members attending the final night of the union study. Decorations featured a Halloween motif and the group plans to sponsor November food offerings for Buckner's orphan home. Mrs. Dwight Price is WMU president.
Mrs. Dot Beach visits daughter Mrs. Jean Porter in Hous ton this week. Wayne Chevalier of Buckholts was a business visitor in Cameron last week.
The text notes Truman began his tenure as chief executive after Roosevelt’s death on April 12, 1945 at Warm Springs Georgia. It highlights the moment as his initial take of leadership by popular vote.
The article urges humane behavior toward others and warns feeder cattle are prone to shipping fever a pneumonia risk caused by fatigue irregular feeding and exposure. It recommends vaccination two weeks before shipping to reduce danger and describes protecting cattle from cold winds and rain and isolating and vaccinating sick animals.
Mrs BE O Schiller hosted the St Rita Circle at her home on November 3 with Mrs Frank Richter Sr as co host. Nineteen members attended and a study course followed the business session led by Rev George Duda who announced the N C C W District meeting at Bremond on November 21 at 2 00 PM urging a large turnout.
Hostesses served poppy seed kalaches and coffee in Cameron. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Frank Polansky home with Mrs. Rudolph Richter as co host.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Strickler travel to Houston to spend the remainder of the week visiting relatives and enjoying time with family.
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