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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1950
Page
10
A local farm bureau urges farmers to unite to shape policy and implement goals. It argues that individuals and other groups cannot speak for farmers and emphasizes organizing as the democratic method to influence agriculture and government action.
Dr. and Mrs. Mark Magers attended a Lions Club luncheon on September 26 with Dr. Gus Evans introducing them. Mrs. Magers sang two numbers and directed the luncheon song service. She invites men to join a Cameron male chorus at 7:30 PM Wednesdays at the First Methodist Church. Dr. Magers is the new minister at the local Methodist Church succeeding Rev. Lee Lemons who moved to Mount Pleasant.
The Communist Daily Worker and the Republican National Committee newsletter align in portraying the Democratic Administration as responsible for Korean fighting. They frame the conflict as warfare caused by communist aggression and endorse this blaming strategy.
The Newton Clinic announces Dr J B Woodall a physician and surgeon from Richland Springs will begin practice in Newton about October 1 He is a Huntsville native educated in Port Arthur Baylor College of Medicine and has trained at San Antonio Dallas Galveston and Rochester Minnesota Woodall has practiced in Rocksprings Kerrville Port Arthur and industrial surgery for railroads during World War II He will be in the First National Bank Building joining the clinic with two children and will establish permanent practice in Cameron area contacts.
Instructors from the University of Houston will attend a meeting tonight Thursday September 28 to open an extension course in education. Teachers and interested persons are urged to attend. The meeting begins at 6 00 PM at Yoe High.
Robert Glenn junior, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Glenn, is a patient at Newton Hospital with a broken arm following a Sunday fall from a fence.
Pipe smoking District Judge W. A. Morison of Cameron presided in Belton today. He set a hearing for absent jurors at 1 p.m. and heard divorce cases during the civil suit recess.
The 1 PM jury panel was recessed until 9 AM tomorrow after a 6:45 PM adjournment. Jurors who did not answer present for the opening session were ordered to appear at 8:45 AM Thursday to show cause why they should not be held in contempt. Judge Morrison presiding in the 27th district in the absence of Judge Dice, who is in Dallas. On trial is the damage suit C A Mierzwik versus Southwestern Transit. Other cases include Crestman v Highway Insurance Underwriters, Querner v Louie Bell, and Lamb v Brown Express.
A civic note urges residents to trim tall grass around downtown fireplugs to improve visibility and safety. Officials say overgrowth can hinder access during emergencies and block hydrant markings.
Mr and Mrs Robert Dakel and their son from Grand Prairie spent the weekend visiting relatives in Buckholts and Cameron.
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