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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1948

Page

9

Clarkson H. D. Club Meeting at Baptist Church

The Clarkson Home Demonstration Club met November 3 at the Baptist Church. Mrs. W W Cox presided in the absence of officers, readings adopted, and Council reports urged more reading and orderly proceedings. The club placed fourth at a Temple state meeting and set November 26 for Achievement. New officers included Emil Skupin president and John Wimberly vice president. two new members welcomed, Chester and Frank Rogers. A Christmas party was proposed with details to be decided at Achievement.

Clarkson Home Demontration Club The Baptist Church W. W. Cox John Matyastik Matyastik Council Messenger Magazine Joe Hauk Douglas Crook John Wimberly Joe Lackey

Yarrellton Social Roundup Sees Local Visits and Games

Mrs Frank Chapman of Houston returns home after visiting daughter Mrs Stella Foster in Yarrellton. Rev R H South spent the weekend at the Jimmie Mann home. G W Blansett visited near Rogers with the Lock family. Melvin Tubbs and family of Burlington visited Mrs Nannie Wilkinson. Locals attended Belton and Cameron game Friday night. Charlene Zackie Griffin visited Loma and Bobby Russell. Lott and Doris Nell visited Charlie Griffin home. George W Allen visiting W A Wilkerson. Mrs Roy Freeman of Rosebud and Roy Graham Freeman of Kennedy visited Marion McCall. Zack Griffin and family visited Sam Dobbs.

Frank Chapman Houston Stella Foster Yarrellton G. W. Blansett W. G. Lock Rogers Belton Cameron Charlene Zackie Griffin Loma Bobby Russell John Lott Doris Nell Charlie Griffin George W. Allen W. A. Wilkerson Roy Freeman Rosebud Roy Graham Freeman Kennedy Marion McCall Zack Griffin Sam Dobbs

Reds Sweep South in New Conquest Move

The American embassy in Nanking warns all Americans to leave China as Communist radio claims Suchow fell. about 7,000 U.S. civilians are in the country with embassies and consulates urging departures from north China before possible Japanese or Communist advances. The situation tightens as reports place Communist forces within 75 miles of Suchow and 200 miles from Nanking amid fears Chiang Kai-shek may relocate the capital.

Nanking China Suchow Economic Cooperation Administration U. S Tientsin Peiping North China Manchuria Shanghai Yangtze Chiang Kai-Shek

Local social notes from Lockhart area

Mrs. Arthur Riesinger of Lockhart visits sister Jennie Barrett. A large crowd from here attends a Cameron football game Friday. Mrs. Helen Tubbs of Ballinger receives eye care at Temple Hospital after visiting Clarence Colburn’s home. A E Bryant and others join South Texas deer hunt. Mrs. Ola Bryant visits her mother in Temple. Rosebud couples visit Dobbs home at Flinn. Vick Watel and baby, and Mrs. Harry Lee Greenless visit Gibbs home. Gaber Richard of Freeport visits grandmother Dink McCall. Bobby McCall stays with Bill Gibbs. R L South family spends Sunday with Starnes. A W Wilkerson visits Maude Davis. Mekush family shops in Temple. John Lott and John Barrett visit Cameron. Barrett family returns from vacation visiting Rosebud and other towns.

Arthur Riesinger Lockhart Jennie Barrett Cameron Helen Tubbs Ballinger Clarence Colburn Temple Hospital Zack Griffin Chas Griffin A. E. Bryant Dewey McCall Denson Provasek South Texas Ola Bryant Schmidt Temple Chas. E. Russell J. H. Richerson Rosebud John Dobbs Flinn Texas Vick Watel Baby San Antonio Harry Maude Davis John Mekush John Lott John Barrett Austin Orange Yarrediton

Humble to Broadcast Thanksgiving Texas Longhorn Aggie Classic

Humble Oil will sponsor the Texas Thanksgiving Football Classic from Memorial Stadium Austin. Kern Tips will call the play by play with Alec Cheeser as color man. The 1 50 p m broadcast will be heard on KABC KTRH KRLD KGNC KRGV KVET WTAW KRBC KGKL KBST KCRS KOSA KIUN and KROD.

Humble Oil & Refining Company Humble Memorial Stadium Austin Kern Tips Alec Cheeser KABC San Antonio KTRH Houston KRLD Dallas KGNC Amarillo KRGV Weslaco KVET WTAW College Station KRBC Abilene KGKL San Angelo KBST Big Spring KCRS Midland KOSA Odessa KIUN Pecos KROD el Paso

Yoemen-Kittens Clash Closes 1948 Schedule

The Yoemen finish the 1948 schedule with a Thursday night game against the Waco Kittens here. A later note confirms a Bi-District title game set for Friday night November 26 against San Saba.

Waco Kittens Penn Wolf Daily Herald Yeomen San Saba

First Methodist Church Sets Winter Worship Hours

The First Methodist Church announces Sunday services at 10 55 a m and 5 00 p m for the winter months. The 5 00 p m service has drawn many attendees, and the pastor will conduct both services this Sunday.

First Methodist Church

Harris Visit Highlights Weekend in Waco

Mr and Mrs J R Harris of Waco spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs H C Tindall at their home, enjoying a social gathering.

J. R. Harris Waco H. C. Tindall

Truman Wins Given Clear Lead Over Top Opponents

Late returns from 130,774 of 135,855 voting places show President Truman with 23,667,727 votes versus Dewey 21,542,581 Thurmond 1,005,945 and Wallace 1,116,879. Dewey Thurmond Wallace total 23,664,905, 2,822 fewer than Truman. This marks Thurmond’s first million plus vote. Turnout reached 49,815,812 with 5,081 precincts still missing. The Roosevelt-Wilkie race of 1940 set a higher total.

Washington Truman Dewey Thurmond Wallace

Sharpe FHA Members Put on Program For National FHA Week

The Sharpe Chapter of Future Homemakers of America staged a Sing Song and Be a Sunshine Sister activity during FHA week. They attended the District 11 meeting on November 6 in Belton and closed the week with a church service at Sharpe Presbyterian on November 7. Officers include Loreta Walker president and Beatrice Schneider vice president with other officers named.

Sharpe Future Homemakers of America District 11 Belton Sharpe Presbyterian Church Loreta Walker Beatrice Schneider Marrietta Collier Sue Drummond Minona Faye Bean Minnie Lee Merka Martha Garner Arlene Janke

Attorney Howde of Brenham in Cameron on business

Attorney Howde from Brenham visited Cameron on business. He spent the day examining local matters and consulting with clients and officials regarding legal affairs.

Howde of Brenham Cameron

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Clarkson H. D. Club Cameron, Texas Elgin Broadway M. M. Johnson West Main Carey Yarrellton News Rev. R. H. South Jimmie Mann REDS Kaiser & Frazer R. B. Rylander E. A. Camp E. B. Camp Joe D. Bass Mec Tll Et C. Allen Philco NEW Methodist Sharpe Fha Dearborn Ford Ford Tractor Stedman Tractor Company Dearborn Motors Corporation A. J. Mondrik Grocery
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