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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1950
Page
6
Eight miles south of Cameron along Route 1 the Hickmans post their land against hunting fishing and trespassing under law. All prior permits are revoked and trespassers will face full legal penalties.
Pedigreed cotton seed for sale includes Straight Watson Watson Rowden Qualla 60 Strain Kosch Multiplying Block and Kosch Stoneville 2 B Limited supply Phone 3820 R B Rylander 25 tf.
Donald Thewatt of Houston visited friends over the weekend. Eldred Massengale hosted visiting relatives and Cameron guests. The W S C S of Maysfield Church met at Tyson Freeman home and later in the school auditorium. Mrs Bishop of Hearne stayed with her sister Mrs Morgan. Mrs Dean Baird and son visited, and Gus Pleatl from Cameron joined at the Thweatt home. A 42 party was held at the Recreation Hall hosted by the W S C B of the church. Wayne Thweatt spent the weekend with A D Brown in Houston. Ben Massengale and Rettig from Cameron visited the Massengales in Jones Prairie.
Dr. D. F. Reese of Gause who has been ill for several weeks still remains a patient at Newton Memorial Hospital.
The Jones Prairie Home Demonstration Club met on Tuesday November 14 at Miss Bill Thweatts home. Members and guests enjoyed chrysanthemum decor and a demonstration of bathroom rugs by County Agent Bertie H Alford. Refreshments were served to eleven members and two guests.
Readers note a busy weekend of visits and church activities in Cameron. Families from Ga nada, Houston, Dallas, Rosebud and Waco shared time with local residents and attended the BSA Convention at First Baptist Church while Rev. John E Mills spoke on Africa and mission life in Nigeria and Cameron area churches joined in the event.
Friends of Edna Booth report she is confined to Newton Memorial Hospital for several days and wish her a speedy recovery.
Warfarin, a rat killer from the University of Wisconsin Research Foundation, is described as highly effective and odorless. It requires five or more days of ingestion to work, with minimal risk to farm animals when used as directed, and is available in 100 pound lots through Rodent Control Service in San Antonio.
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