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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1951

Page

9

New Coconut Cream Pie Flavor Debuts in Pudding Mix

A major food producer releases Coconut Cream pudding and pie filling mix praised for rich flavor and creamy texture. Instructions show dairy milk heating to boil, then filling pies with a chocolate coconut twist and whipped topping. The recipe adds a chocolate graham crust with grated chocolate and butter crust.

Milam County Farm to Market road project designated

The State Highway Commission designates a 7.6 mile Farm to Market road from U S 190 at Bucknots to F M 485 at Yarrellton in Milam County subject to funds and right of way. Plans proceed when funds and right of way are available. maintenance to be assumed after construction. Also notes local residents subscribing to Cameron Herald and service member Pvt Joe Vrabel Jr. stationed at Camp Roberts California.

State Highway Commission Milam County Bucknots Yarrellton State Highway Department Texas Highway Department Milam Couny Highway Department Joe Vrazel Route 1 Cameron Cameron Herald Joe Vrabel, Jr Vrazel Camp Roberts California

Funeral Services Held For Louis Caffey 44

Funeral services for Louis Caffey 44 were held at the Chapel of Home Rochdale with Rev Byron Welch officiating. Burial was in Rushdale Cemetery. Surviving are his widow a son and several daughters and siblings. He had been ill for months and treated in a Houston hospital. He had lived in the southern county for most of his life and was well known.

Louis Caffey Chapel of Home Rochdale Byron Welch First Christian Church L. D. Jones First Baptist Church Rushdale Cemetery Caffey Houston James Cafey Dallas Letha Holloway Freeport Frances Stork Rockdale Lucy Caffey Walter Brown Vesper Christian M. H. Green Austin Ernest Brown Opal Lindquist

People Rush to Billboards Spark Few Traffic Jams

A concise note suggests traffic jams are rarely caused by drivers chasing advertised bargains from billboards. The statement contrasts popular image of shopping urgency with observed road patterns, implying only limited congestion from such behavior.

Enrollment Increases At Ada Henderson School

Principal Wiley Loughmiller reports 627 pupils enrolled at Ada Henderson Elementary since September. About 590 regularly attend as the term progresses and more students use the lunch room. he notes the value of balanced meals and urges parents to ensure their children dine there.

Wiley Loughmiller Ada Henderson School Loughmiller

Local Women Attend Joint U. D. C. Meeting

A joint meeting of the Jeff Rogers Chapter Cameron and Robert E. Lee Chapter Rosebud U. D. C. was hosted by Mrs. Florence Cruse in Rosebud. Mrs. Robert Roy Bradford of Tyler and Mrs. Frank Frazier of Morgan spoke on the recent State Convention in El Paso and the National Convention in Ashville.

Jeff Rogers Cameron Robert E. Lee Rosebud Florence Cruse Robert Roy Bradford Tyler Frank Frazier Morgan el Paso Ashville

Attendees List From Cameron Event Marks Refreshments

Refreshments were served after the program. Attending from Cameron were Mrs. Grady Stidham Mrs. Jeff Kemp Mrs. R. L. Butte Sr Mrs. Ed Gunn Mrs. T. E. Crump Mrs. Jess Brock Mrs. Emma Langdon Mrs. John Hays and Miss Etna Smith.

Cameron Grady Stidham Jeff Kemp R. L. Butte, Sr Ed Gunn T. E. Crump Jess Brock Emma Langdon John Hays Etna Smith

The Cameron Herald Essay Humor From 1951

A brief humorous note prints a remark about modern habits with men delaying duties and women delaying attire reflecting a 1951 viewpoint from The Cameron Herald.

Campaign clash ends with free theatre meeting offer

In a tight race Rusty Robinson plans an Election Eve speech at the Square with no funds. Slim McCormick of the Palace movie house announces a rain-soaked offer to host Robinson supporters at his theatre for free as he aims to beat Rusty.

Rusty Robinson the Square Slim McCormick Palace Pioneer Hall Rusty Slim Robinson

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