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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1969
Page
2
Timothy Titsworth, son of Mr. and Mrs. C Titsworth of Cameron, has been invited to participate in the State Fair of Texas Stance Awards program in Dallas. The event runs October 3 and 4 with an Awards Dinner October 3 and Korat Youth Day October 4.
A Denver bureau report notes more than a thousand Colorado summits exceed 1009 feet in elevation with 55 topping the 2000 foot line. The list highlights notable peaks and geologic features across several ranges.
The article traces the centennial of football in the United States and the 50th anniversary for Texas high school football under the University Interscholastic League. It notes the sport’s origins, early rules, and growth, including participation, class structure, and state championships.
Mr and Mrs Delbert Burlison of Cameron adopt a son named Prett Alan who was born on September 17. The Burlisons also have a daughter named Shelly.
Classified notice lists a Mayfield rental inquiry and a 1965 Mustang for sale. The ad provides contact numbers Loreine Thweatt and Buckholts LY3-2249 with hours and price 900 dollars.
Cameron edges Rosebud 14 to 7 as James Laury scores on a 30 yard run and Brashear connects with Laury for a two point conversion. Yoe defense clamps down after Rosebud’s early 7 point surge. Rosebud’s lone TD came on a 4 yard run by Jack Turner.
The undefeated Maeles used eleven players for the first time in years and routed Lexington B in a Saturday game. Defensive back Williams 125 lbs scored the lone touchdown as Eagle defense led by Hendrix Coldiron and Williams. Coldiron gained 25 yards on seven carries. A game with Cameron’s B team was canceled.
The Sunshine League lists New Cameron Drug at 9 3, Macks Oil 7 5, Irene's Ent 4 8, and Citizens Bank 22 high series handicap by Maxine Meyer 640 Jeannie Orsay 656 Lorene Brashear 609. High individual scratch Gladys Titsworth 198 Corrine Rinn 173 Gloria Neely 17. High team game New Cameron Drug 71, Citizens Bank 848, Ep Len s urn 41. High series New Cameron Drug 2515 Minnie Stedman Ins 2447 Mack's Oj 2794.
Registration for LES night business classes at Lexington High School Business Department on Thursday October 9 from 7 to 9 pm. Courses include typing shorthand bookkeeping business machines and key punch. Cost around 70 dollars depending on enrollment. Classes meet two nights weekly for about 30 weeks. Call Mrs. June Neal at Rockdale 746-5523 or Lexington High School for information.
Eagles beat Academy 19 to 6 at Rogers Field on Friday night for their third win of the young grid season. Wayne Psencik opened scoring with a first quarter fade touchdown. T. J. Griffin added a 67 yard run and a late touchdown on a punt return. Buddy Allison connected on a 23 yard pass to Spencer Smith for the final score as Rogers outgained Academy 990 rushing yards to 92.
Eleven students at Yee High School Agriculture Building completed an oxo acetylene welding short course last week. Certificates were awarded to Giles Burnett Tomory Chamberlain Gene Klein Jim Pina Martin Mitehan John Zajicek Charles McAnulty Tim Titsworth Harvey Wise and C Titsworth. Instructor Charles Yeates of Texas A M University taught safety oxygen acetylene brazing cutting welding aluminum and cast iron and hard surfacing.
Georgetown defeats Burnett 24 at InGrange with Rockdale 20 and Hearne 26 Navasota 0. Roard Rock 37 beats Luling 20 while Rogers 26 over Academy 6 and Marlin 27 over West 8.
William H L Shepard former Rockdale Works public relations manager is promoted to general manager of public relations for Aluminium Company of America. He will oversee public relations and corporate design as John Fleming moves to marketing services. Shepard, a WWII and Korea veteran, resides with his wife Dorothy Miner and four children at 242 Haugh Drive Pittsburgh area.
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