Ida Lewis To Lead Annual B P W Conference In Temple
Miss Aline McKenzie Texas federation president will address the District Six B P W conference at the Kyle Hotel Temple November 13 and 14. Mrs Ida Belle Lewis Cameron District director will preside. Program includes banquet workshops sessions and social events led by Temple leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aline McKenzie
Texas Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Temple
Kyle Hotel
Ida Belle Lewis
Cameron
Miss McKenzie
Lallah Stivers
Dallas
Marie McCutcheon
Texas Federation
A. J. Sewell
Bill McKeever
Marcine Christopher
Hostess Club
Visit Arrangements For Brownstetter Family In Channel View
Mr and Mrs J M Brownstetter and daughter Margie from Channel View arrived Saturday for a weekend visit with Mr and Mrs H F Lange. Mrs Lange accompanied them on a Temple trip and then returned them to Channel View for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Brownstetter
Margie
Channelview
H F. Lange
Scout Roundtable Held Monday In Cameron
Cub Scouts and Boy Scout leaders met at the Presbyterian Church in Cameron for their December program planning. J H Baugh and Bob Ables led the Cub and Boy Scout sessions with several local officials assisting. The next Roundtable is set for Rockdale December 13. a leaders training course for adult male Cub Scout leaders will be held November 13 and 14 at Camp Tahuaya.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub
Presbyterian Church
J. H. Baugh
Rockdale
Bob Ables
Cameron
John Solomon
Allen Dodson
T. A Crittenden
Ruben Seelke
Eugene Mees
Edward Schiltz
W. A. L. Robinson
WC. Wallace
Cameroon
John Pounds
Th Heart ‘Texas Council
Camp Tahuaya
Bob Able
National Cotton Crop Ahead of Earlier Estimate
The Agriculture Department forecasts a larger 1954 Texas cotton crop than before, estimating 3,850,000 bales up 275,000 from October but below 1953’s 4,350,000. United States production is 13,206,000 bales, up 695,000 from October. Ginnings in Texas reach 2,519,821 bales by Nov 1, with yield pegged at 242 lb per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Texas
Agriculture Department
Ctober
Dtober
Arkansas
Louisiana
Alahoma
New Mexico
Department
Census Bureau
Poultrymen to Attend Important Meeting on November 17
Poultrymen in the area are urged to attend a major meeting at Simon-George Hall on Wednesday November 17 at 7 30 p m Principal speaker J Kurtin Marketing Specialist for Universal Mills will discuss the graded egg program and show slides from inside egg grades A Teich Poultry and Egg Company will send a representative to explain the grading program Production problems will be discussed by a production expert A large crowd is expected and the event promises substantial benefit to poultry growers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon- George Hall
J. Kurtin
Universal Mills
Teich Poultry and Egg Company
Heartfelt thanks after bereavement for sister loss
The family expresses deep gratitude for kindness, sympathy messages, flowers, meals, and support during the death of their beloved sister. Special thanks are given to S. H. Ribble of Gunter and Cato S. Sheerer of the Church of Christ in Cameron, and to the brothers and sisters of Mrs. Alcie Bryant Slone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Ribble
Gunter
Cato S. Sheerer
Church of Christ of Cameron
Alcie Bryant Slone
Milam County Dropped From Drouth Aid List Amid 45 Counties
Agriculture Secretary Benson announced that drouth aid for feed grain and hay will be suspended at midnight November 20 in 45 Texas counties due to improved conditions. The list includes Milam and 44 others, while 31 West Texas counties were added to drought disaster status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam
Drouth Aid
Austin
Agricullure
Benson
Texas
West Texas
U. S. Departure of Agriculture
Anderson
Angelina
Bowie
Brazos
Burleson
Camp
Cass Cherokee
Ellis
Falls
Franklin
Crane
Crosby
Dallam
Foard
Glasscock
Gray
Hall
Hansford
Hartley
Hemphill
Hutchinson
King Knox
Lipscomb
Mitchell
Ochiltree
Peaces
Reagan
Roberts
Schleicher
Scurry
Throckmarton
Upton
Ward Winkler
Young
School Cafeteria Menu For Friday November 12
The Ben Milam School cafeteria offers balanced meals with hot rolls, butter and honey. Meal tickets cost $1.00 per week. Go to church Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Milam
Calogen Aids Cattlemen Provides More Energy Per Feed
Calogen, a new ingredient from Swift and Company, increases energy by about 2.5 times compared with corn or oats. Joe Humplik of the Farm and Ranch Store is among first to stock Calogen feeds for local farmers amid drought. Tom Stone of Swift explains the feed allows reduced rations while sustaining gains and lower costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift and Company
Joe Humplik
Drouth
Tom Stone
Southern Division
Para and
Swift
Brownie Troop II Elects Officers
Brownie Troop Number 1 met Thursday afternoon in the Girl Scout Hut with 10 members present. Carol McKeown was elected president Patricia Rowley vice president Nelda Bruce Parker secretary and Carolyn Griswold reporter. Outgoing officers were Patricia Raymond president and Peggy Moseley secretary. After the meeting the group played games and sang songs. Leader is Mrs Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownie Troop
Carol McKeown
Patricia Rowley
Nelda Bruce Parker
Carolyn Griswold
Patricia Raymond
Peggy Moseley
Parker
Bethany Class of Baptist Church Holds Monthly Meeting
The Bethany Class of the First Baptist Church met at Mrs. Clifford Marburger home for its regular monthly gathering. Mrs. Joe Denson offered the opening prayer and led a devotional portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Class of Baptist Church
Bethany
First Baptist Church
Clifford Marburger
Joe Denson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ida Lewis
B&pw
Firestone
Save Tan
Furomsy, Wen Pyne
Ilton
Tutsony
Horstmann Brothers
Red Chain Feeds
Cameron, Texas
John Springer
Wayne Mann
Robert Lane
W. N. Hickman
Melvin Dorner
G. Chamberlain
Minnie Bowser
Ney
Calogen
Brownie Troop II
Herald
Grace Walker Shoes
Lewis-Ghili Shoe Store
Neuhoff
Gan Register
Alka-Seltzer
Imperial
Jack Spratt
Hunts
Cambell’s Chicken
Richard Hudnut
Colgate Giant
Meadowlake Oleo
Sanitary
Lyons
Kimbell
Oxydol
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