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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1951
Page
9
The sixth annual Texas Turf Conference will be held at Texas A and M College from December 12 to 14, 1951. Local residents visited relatives or attended college and football games in Austin Waco Houston and Midland over the weekend.
I express sincere thanks for kindness and sympathy shown during illness and death of Arthur W. Wilson. Gratitude to St. Edward Hospital doctors and nurses, Rev. P. A. Corkern, Marek Burns Funeral Home, and those who sent flowers or helped in any way. God bless you. Mrs. Arthur W. Wilson.
Laura Wrede expresses sincere thanks to neighbors friends nurses and Dr T E Crump for cards flowers and kindness during Agnes Gartner’s final illness and asks God to bless each of them.
The article lists newly elected PMA community committeemen for several Milam County communities following a November 16 1951 election. It names chairs vice chairs regular members alternates and delegates for Clarkson Maysfield Milano Rockdale Thorndale Sharp Buckholts Cameron and notes a county convention November 21 1951 re elected PMA officials and that the committee will take office December 1 1951.
E. C. Cole announces a special Southern Pacific train for Gonzales fans arriving at 5 50 P M Friday night. School buses and cars will carry fans to and from the field, with the Junior Chamber of Commerce directing the effort.
Mrs. Alvin Pyeatt returns to her Fort Worth home after visiting her mother Mrs. H. W. McClaren. Sr. Morris Rogers comes back from a deer hunt in Bexar County near Boerne with two bucks, a five pointer and an eight pointer, reported as fat.
Plans are underway in Cameron homes for festive decorations this year with children planning and erecting scenes. Families use cedar holly and lights to create manger scenes carols and wreaths while prizes add to Christmas shopping funds.
The ad promotes D. C. Kelly Littlepage a longtime jeweler since 1924 offering watch repairs with the latest electronic instruments to check accuracy and ensuring double checked work.
Watch repairs offered by D. C. Kelly Littlepage, a veteran repairman, with a fully guaranteed job and free check up. The ad highlights an electronic instrument used to ensure accuracy and promises return of watches within four days, stressing quality over cost.
Twelve Future Homemakers from Yee High School and Mrs. W. T. Whatley attended District Four Area Eight FHA meeting at Sharp School on Saturday November 17. The program featured recreation led by Cameron Chapter a sing along reports from chapter presidents and a talent show. Mary Hensley spoke for Yee High with the chapter earning second in the talent show. Rosa lie Tomek performed a saxophone solo with Mary Hensley. Frances Vogelsang was elected State Nominee for the district and will run for state office later.
Paul C. Graves of the Milam County PMA urges farmers to report 1951 cotton acreage. Self addressed reporting cards are mailed, and measurements by PMA staff are available at a cost of 3 dollars per farm plus 1 dollar per extra plot. Accurate totals will affect future marketing quotas and allotments. Monroe Fuchs, John Henderson Jr., and Joe Zarosky attended the Texas TCU football game in Austin Saturday.
The October actions of state and local draft boards altered the manpower pool. State reports show a 25 percent drop in men with dependents, while local boards increased available manpower by 34 percent. Wakefield urged timely notification of status changes and enforcement of new rules for dependents and pregnancy.
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