Train Hits Pickup Near Cameron Leaves Driver Absent
Sheriff reports a Santa Fe northbound train struck a 1938 International pickup four miles west of Cameron at 11:00 P.M. on Thursday November 22. The pickup owned by Pete Horelica was partially damaged but unoccupied. groceries remained on the seat. Construction on the railroad section may have contributed to crossing difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Black
Santa Fe
Cameron
Black
Pete Horelica
Wrap Packages Early to Avoid Christmas Rush
Postmaster John R. Hays urges careful wrapping and early mailing as the Yuletide season begins. He warns against illegible addresses and misrouted parcels, notes weight and length limits, and advises clear handwriting and proper labeling to ensure safe, on time delivery.
Homemakers Chapter Plans Leadership Training Meeting
The O. J. Thomas Chapter of the New Homemakers of America will attend a leadership training event on December 8 9 1951 in Brenham Texas. Sophomore N H A girls will bake and sell cakes to defray expenses for 26 participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Thomas
The
New Homemakers of America
Brevham
Texas
O. J. Thomas High School
Derry
Brenham
Miss Die re Denson Improves After Appendectomy
Miss Denson underwent an emergency appendectomy at St. Edward Hospital Sunday and is reported improving nicely. She is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Denson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re Denson
St. Edward Hospital
Miss Denson
7. L. Denson
Stanislaw Visits Cameron on Saturday
F. H. Stanislaw of Route 1 Cameron spent Saturday visiting the city, according to local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Stanislaw
Route 1
Cameron
Shafer Visits Parents After Two-Year Gap
Raymond Lamar Shafer surprised his parents Mr and Mrs R T Shafer of Liberty on Thanksgiving Day arriving with eleven West Coast workers from the National Circulating Company. They shared a buffet Thanksgiving dinner at the Shafer home and he hopes to visit more often in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Lamar
Bob) Shafer
R. T. Shafer
Liberty
Mr. Shafer
West Coast
Shafer
National Circulating Company
New York
Self Employed Now Covered Under Social Security
The Social Security Administration announces self employed individuals become covered for old age and survivors insurance starting January 1 1951. A social security card is essential. duplicates or new cards can be issued at the nearest field office. Reporting requirements depend on net earnings, with $400 yearly threshold for coverage. Booklet No. 22 provides full information. Also notes local hospital operation recovery of Joe Vrazel Sr of Yarrellton and visits by Earl Peevehouse and Mrs. Peevehouse and Mrs. Smith in Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Marley
Austin
Social Security Administration
Internal Revenue
Austin Social Security Office
Community Notices From Jones Prairie News
Little Miss Barbara Jo Hickman visits grandparents Mr and Mrs S S Hickman Sunday. Mr and Mrs Sam Bailey of Fort Worth visit the community. A L Burnett and Thomas Burnett guests of Newt Dury in Dallas. Jerry Blassent of Calvert spends Sunday with sister Mrs C C Story. Roy Slay of Houston weekend guest of Jack Pond. Gene McDonald of Port Arthur visits Carlton Crook and relatives. N C Erskin dies November 24 in Temple after monthlong illness. Mrs S M Harrell, Mrs Dick Young and Evelyn Harrell shop in Waco. Voss Harlow of Branchville visits McKinney. J H McNeil and Ethel McKinney Cameron visitors Wednesday. S T Burnett and daughters Ruth and Dorothy Frances visit parents A L Burnett. T B Stidham visits Abilene over Thanksgiving.
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Barbara Jo Hick
Cameron
S. Hick
Sam Bailey
Fort Worth
A. L. Burnett
Thomas Burnett
Newt Dury
Dallas
Jerry Blassent
Calvert
C. C. Story
Roy Slay
Houston
Jack Pond
Gene McDonald
Port Arthur
Carlton Crook
N. C. Erskin
Temple
Erskin
S. M. Harrell
Dick Young
Evelyn Harrell
Waco
Voss Harlow
Branchville
H. P. McKinney
J. H. McNeil
Ethel McKinney
S. T. Burnett
Ruth
Dorothy Frances
T. B. Stidham
Benny MacGlothlin
Abilene
Methodists Plan Fellowship Meeting Wednesday Night
The First Methodist Church will host its monthly Family Night on Wednesday November 28 starting at 6 30 PM. Members gather in the Fellowship Hall for a covered dish supper and special music is planned for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Dorothy Reed
Kornegays Welcome Daughter Patricia at St Edward Hospital
Mr and Mrs A W Kornegay Jr of Gause announce the birth of a seven pound ten ounce daughter Patricia born November 5 at St Edward Hospital. Mrs Kornegay is formerly Marjorie Marie Shafer, daughter of Mr and Mrs R T Shafer of Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Kornegay, Jr
Gause
Patricia
St. Edward Hospital
Mrs. Kornegay
Mar.jorie Marie Shafer
R. T. Shafer
Liberty
Rain Drenches Cameron Area With More Forecast
Central Texas saw rainfall of about half an inch to an inch over the past three days with Belton reporting a heavy thirty minute downpour. L W Smith notes the drizzle should continue Tuesday with more rain anticipated within 24 hours as cloudy skies prevail. The moisture benefits oats and legume crops planted in recent weeks across Cameron and vicinity.
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L. W. Smith
Texas
Belton
Cameron
Union Services Planned with Rev Robison as Speaker
Rev C P Robison of the Assembly of God Church will deliver the sermon at the Union Thanksgiving service at First Methodist Church on Wednesday the 28th at 7 30 P M. Several ministers from area churches will take part. Mrs Raymond Helseth provides special music with Mrs Hilliard Thomas on organ. The services observe the Thanksgiving season annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Robison
Assembly of God Church
Union
First Methodist Church
Raymond Helseth
Malotte
Hilliard Thomas
Leo Laake Improves After Surgery At Temple Hospital
Leo Laake prominent Camero n business man has been a patient at Scott and Whit Hospital for a week and is reported improved. He recently underwent surgery at Temple hospital and friends across the city and county are glad he is making progress. He will remain in hospital for several days and is expected home late in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Laake
Cameron
Scott and Whit Hospital
Cameron Cheraliers To Present Program At Family Night
The Cameron Chevaliers will present a program of music at the First Methodist Church Fellowship Hall on Wednesday night. The event is part of a family night gathering hosted by the church.
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Cameron Cheraliers
Family Night
Cameron Chevaliers
First Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Thanksgiving supper before Union service at Methodist Church
The Mollie Moore Sunday School Class sponsors a program and supper preceding the Union Thanksgiving service in the Methodist Church Sanctuary at 7 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Moore
Methodist Church
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John R. Hays
Homemakers
Raymond L. Shafer
Joe Vrazel, Sr
Yarrellton
Kings Daughters Hospital
Earl Peevehouse
San Antonio
L. C. Peevehouse
Gene Smith
Lion Brand
Henry’s Man’s Shop
Methodists
A. W. Kornegays
Cameron and Vicinity
Robison
Temple Hospital
Finlay Currie
Home Cronyn
Walter Slezak
Sidney Blackmer
Stampede
Leon Ames
Bob Steele
Warerono
Lie Rapward
Inci
Kurt Neuman
Aaron Rosemberg
Universal International
Cary Grant
Tae Wee Woo
Jeanne Crain
Hume Cronyn
Darryl F. Zanuck
Joseph L. Mankiewez
Praetorius
Curt Goetz
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Stockwell Cull
Wotlee
Jack Natteford
Lillie Hatward
Kurt Neumann
Aaron Roseiberg
Universal International Picture
Cameron Herald
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Nick
Peggy
John Garfield
Shelley Winters Roberts Prod
Tia Aya Ea
Selena Royle
Sna Noney Hyatt
Bob Roberts
Sam Mons
Guy Endore
Cary Grant and
Lizabeth Scott and
Dennis O'Keefe
Joel McCrea and
Dean Stockwell
Donald Crisp
Marjorie Reynolds
Milam Theatre
Arizona
Michael Chapin Mv
Shelley Winters
Dick Powell
Paula Raymond
Whistling Hills
Johnny Mack Brown
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