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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1948

Page

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Milam Theatre Nears Opening in Cameron

Formal opening of the Milam Theatre, a modern show house rising from the ruins of a prior fire, was near announcement. Stanley Swift, owner, with architects and mechanics completing details, notes a fireproof, luxurious interior with balcony lounges for colored patrons and a large, pivot-door entrance. Swift also plans immediate Cameron Theatre renovations.

Milam Theatre Stanley Swift Cameron Swift Milam Cameron Theatre

Sunrise program at First Baptist Church Thanksgiving service

Union Thanksgiving Services will be held at 7 a.m. Thursday November 25 at First Baptist Church under the Cameron Ministers Association. A arrangements committee includes Rev Wendall Carr and Dr W R Hall. Attendees are asked to bring food for underprivileged families. Choirs met to arrange music with Tom Cole. Many will leave for Austin for the Texas A&M game.

Union First Baptist Church Cameron Ministers Association Wendall Carr First Christian Church W. R. Hall First Presbyterian Church Baptist Church Tom Cole Austin Texas A&m

Thanksgiving Day Closure Delays Daily Herald

No Daily Herald issued Thursday due to Thanksgiving. Publication resumes Friday. Weekly Herald mailed a day early. no mail Thursday. Subscribers receive the weekly Friday morning as usual. The New York Zoological Park lists the ten most intelligent animals: chimpanzee, orangutan, elephant, gorilla, domestic dog, beaver, domestic horse, sea lion, bear, domestic cat.

Daily Herald Weekly Herald The New York Zoological Park

Major Gillis Body Returned for Burial in Cameron

The body of Major William M. Gillis killed in France on October 1 1944 aboard a memorial ship with about 7000 others to be buried in the homeland. Gillis led his battalion before Metz on the Moselle River and had taken part in the St Lo breakout with the Third Army under General Patton. He was a West Point graduate and Army football captain, married to Lenore Wiley. burial will follow his arrival in Cameron.

Wm. G. Gillis France Gillis Metz Moselle U S. Third Army George 8 S. Patton West Point Military Academy Lenore Wiley Coke Stevenson

Civic Music drive yields 500 members in Milam County

Milam County closes a Civic Music drive with over 500 members led by Mrs. Clifford Swift secretary and general chairwoman. More than 250 names were added in the final push. Max McClaren, president, notes first concert around December 4 featuring Abram Jaques, Texas pianist. Oxsheer Smith of Citizens National Bank donated 30 memberships.

Milam County Clifford Swift Swift Max McClaren Civic Music Association McClaren Abram Jaques Jaques Texas Houston Cincinnatti New York Philadelphia Citizens National Bank Association Cameron Daily Weekly Herald

Daughter to Mr and Mrs Buddy Cummings in Cameron

Mr and Mrs Buddy Cummings of Cameron announce the birth of a daughter at St Edwards Hospital on November 21 1948. The baby weighs four pounds twelve ounces and has been named Billie Rae.

Buddy Cummings Cameron St. Edwards Hospital Billie Rae

Milam County Cotton Crop Estimated At Under 20 000 Bales

Milam county 1948 cotton crop expected under 20 000 bales with Cameron Compress reporting about 16 000 bales processed. Davis estimates 95 to 99 percent of the crop harvested and final figure near 19 000 bales. Growth conditions reduced earlier prospects of 25 000 to 30 000 bales. cotton remains the main money income for Milam farmers.

Milam County P. W. Davis Cameron Compress Company

Fort Worth Negroes Injured In Highway Mishap

Jesse Charles Whiting and David Whiting of Fort Worth were injured when their car ran off a culvert near Ben Arnold early Monday. The driver Jesse Whiting fell asleep at the wheel. David Whiting sustained a fractured arm and both suffered head injuries. Two other passengers were treated at St. Edwards Hospital.

Jesse Charles Whiting David Whiting Ft. Worth Ben Arnold Jesse Whiting Whitings Washington County St. Edwards Hospital

Team weight averages favor Yoemen in district game

Cameron holds a 65 pound team weight edge over San Saba for Friday night's bi district clash. Key starters and substitutes show Cameron's smaller absences and San Saba's ill quarterback Graydon Cayne may not play, while Cameron backs Felts and McDaniel loom as main threats despite losses.

Cameron San Saba Daily Herald San Saba News Mitchell Armstrong Odeon Owen Edwar Thornton Graydon Cayne Dougal Cameron Armadillos Charles Chrane Dick Felts Bill McDaniel McDaniel Page

Thanksgiving observance and football games in Cameron

The community will hold a sunrise Thanksgiving service at 7 a.m. at First Baptist Church with interchurch participation and a food offering for underprivileged families. The Cameron Minister's Association sponsors both the service and food gifts. Many Cameron residents will travel to Austin for the Texas A&M game, while Friday night features the Cameron vs San Saba Bi-District clash. Local businesses close Thursday for the holiday.

First Baptist Church Cameron Minister's Association Cameron Austin Texas-A&m Cameron Business Houses

Fireworks Warning for Buckholts Business District

City business men issue a warning asking fireworks buyers to avoid exploding fireworks near buildings in Buckholts. The advisory cites fire hazard and shopper disruption and urges full cooperation to prevent action.

Buckholts

Leaders Among Farm Bureau Members at October Rally

A parade of Farm Bureau leaders and families gathered at National Hall on October 21, 1948. In the front row stand Henry Schuttle Sr Elm Ridge Hubert Jistel Salem E B Yager Jones Prairie Edward Senkel Buckholts Ed ward Senkel Milam County Farm Bureau 8 W McClaren Marlow Miss Reta Hanel Hoyte Mrs James Elrod Hoyte Second row features Hugh Wimberly Milano Henry Hoelscher Elm Ridge Geo N Fischer Hoyte Frank Cur rie Curry John Slovak North Elm 100 per cent director Albert Dorner Vogelsang. The other directors were absent when the photograph was taken.

Farm Bureau National Hall Henry Schuttle, Sr Elm Ridge Hubert Jistel Salem E. B. Yager Jones Prairie Edward Senkel Buckholts W. McClaren Milam County Farm Bureau Marlow Reta Hanel Hoyte James Elrod Hugh Wimberly Milano Henry Hoelscher Geo. N. Fischer Frank Currie Curry John Slovak North Elm Albert Dorner Vogelsang

Produc ers Plan Big Turkey Program in Milam County

Basil Wilson of Wilson Produce Co in Cameron says his firm will finance production of 80 000 turkeys in 1949 with a conference set for Friday November 26. Farmers sign up to raise turkeys using supplied poults and feed, selling to any market. Wilson aims for 100 000 turkeys soon. county seen as ideal for commercial poultry and farm income growth.

Mr. Wilson Wilson Milam County

Farm Bureau Grows From 25 to 500 Members

Milam County Farm Bureau in a pioneer stage has expanded from 25 members to nearly 500 with a goal of 1000 by March 3, 1949. President S. W. McClaren asserts farmers seek fair prices for farm products to buy manufactured goods, citing peanut and cotton costs and the need to cover farming expenses.

Farm Bureau Milam County

Milam County Shows Interest In Rural Roads Program

Milam County residents heard rural rounds discussed at a Texas Good Roads Association meeting. Judge Dan Tyson said the gathering was enthusiastic with full county representation. Secretary Glass spoke along with legislator Charles McClellen. memberships at $1 fund the statewide road plan to present to the next Legislature. Clyde Franklin was named Milam program secretary and E A Perrin Cameron treasurer.

Milam County Texas Good Roads Association Dan Tyson Glass of Marlin Charles McClellen Texas Temple Clyde Franklin Rockdale E. A. Perrin Cameron

Mr and Mrs Wm Sell Move to Nocona Texas

Mr and Mrs Wm Sell move from Buckholts to Nocona Texas where Mr Sell becomes cashier of the People's National Bank. The Sell family long served Buckholts State Bank and Cameron friends extend best wishes to them in their new home.

Wm. Sell Buckholts Nocona Texas Sell People’s National Bank Buckholts State Bank Cameron

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