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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1951
Page
4
Mrs. Watterson and Mrs. Thompson with family toured eastern and southeastern parts of the county to view autumn scenery. They praised red Black Jack leaves yellow Hickory orange Oak and occasional Cedar amid frost colored woods around Gause and Hanover, noting Sunday drivers would enjoy the scenic wooded area.
Mr and Mrs Parker Lane and Mr and Mrs Earl McFarland attended the Cameron Rosebud football game in Rosebud Friday night.
Every polio patient requires access to quality medical and nursing care to support recovery and prevent complications.
Glass The Florist schedules an open house for the new showroom on Sunday November 18 from 2 30 to 5 PM. The addition will make it one of the finest and most modern florists in Central Texas. Construction nears completion and the public is invited.
Weekend visits span Waco Cameron Fort Worth and Temple as Clarkson residents host relatives from Lott Austin Nacogdoches Marlin Wichita Falls Bryan and Caldwell. Notable events include Gary Henke’s third birthday with family, and Emil Doskocil recovering from a back injury at Rosebud Hospital.
Yarrrellton residents report visits from W G Lock and family to Mrs Geo Blansett and from Cleve McCall and Clarence Colburn to the Masonic Home near Arlington. Numerous community visits follow including Cameron, Denton, Chilton, Maysfield, Corpus Christi, Pleasanton, and Wichita Falls as friends and relatives spend weekends with local families and attend homecoming events.
Local residents shared visits and travel across Waco Brenham and San Antonio. Social events included the J A Blasienz home gathering with Bryan and Brenham guests, H D Club meeting at Mrs Blasienz, and a Halloween carnival boosting the club treasury.
The O. J. Thomas Chapter of the New Homemakers of America installed officers on Friday November 9. Elected October 5 are Daisy Jewel Modine president Emma Julia Crummer first vice president Gloria Ruth Williams second vice president Lillian Marie Crummer secretary Myria Eugene Knight assistant secretary Lillie Pearl Hardman treasurer Werdell Allen parliamentarian Julia Ree Williams historian Mary Lee Rickey chaplain Odessa Pearl Brown pianist Dorothy Kelley song and yell leaders Bobbie and Bettie Aycox reporter Maggie Jeane Williams. The group outlined a year of activities including financial plans assisting others reviving family Christmas customs sending gifts to Liberia observing Negro history week and brotherhood week sponsorship of a community clean up and preparation for the National Convention. The March of Dimes will help fund hospitalization nursing physical therapy transportation and other needs.
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