Marjorie Denson Chosen for Baylor Style Show
Miss Marjorie Denson a Cameron born Baylor University senior in Education and Speech has been selected as a model for the Delta Alpha Pi Style preview in Waco. The event showcases casual campus wear date dresses suits furs and dormitory clothing. Denson is daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe C Denson of Cameron and a member of Delta Alpha Pi and the Southern Speech Association.
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Marjorie Denson
Baylor University
Cameron
Delta Alpha Pi
Waco
Miss Denson
Joe C. Denson
21St Street
Baylor
Women’s Social Organization
Southern Speech Association
Miss Evelyn Kotrola and Clara Reimer Visit Cameron
Misses Evelyn Kotrola and Clara Reimer of Snyder spent the weekend in Cameron visiting relatives and friends. They are employed with the Snyder Hospital and Clinic.
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Evelyn Kotrola
Clara Reimer
Snyder
Cameron
Snyder Hospital
Doctor discusses ACTH at Cameron Rockdale nurses meeting
Dr. David Shapiro spoke to the Registered Nurses Association of Cameron and Rockdale at Milam Coffee Shop about the new drug ACTH. He explained how the medicine affects patients and diseases and how it may replace older drugs. A general discussion followed with refreshments served.
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Registered Nurses Association of
Cameron and
Rockdale
Milam
David Shapiro
Acth
Shapiro
Mrs Jessie Leonard Moves to Cameron to Live with Esslinger Family
Mrs Jessie Leonard of Fort Worth relocates to Cameron to reside with her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Roy Esslinger and their family.
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Jessie Leonard
Fort Worth
Cameron
Roy Esslinger
U.S. Moves to End Cotton Control for 1951 Crop
The Agriculture Department signals no marketing quotas for the 1951 cotton crop and favors dropping acreage planting allotments. A surplus storage drive may end as restrictions loosen. Current year had strict quotas and small output, with ongoing exports limits and potential grade shortages before harvest.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Five Second Offense Drunk Driving Defendants Set for Trial
A district court grand jury has indicted four white men and one Mexican for driving while drunk as a second offense. Trial is set for October 23. County Attorney Ed Gunn notes penalties range from one to three years. Defendants named include Joe Wendell Grabener San Angelo Joe S Pena Austin Ralph Hubert Minerva Homer Grady Jones Corsicana and J E Whitley Cameron.
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Sectober 23
Ed Gunn
Dan Tyson
Joe Wendell Grabener
San Angelo
Joe S. Pena
Austin
Ralph Hubert
Minerva
Homer Grady Jones
Corsicana
J. E Whitley
Cameron
Hubert
Jones
Whitley
Noble Small Visits Mother as He Heads to Service
Noble Small of Oklahoma City visits his mother Mrs. Ruby Small here. He has been called into the service and will report for duty soon.
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Noble Small
Oklahoma City
Ruby Small
Mr. Small
City delegation says state will retop Highway 36 to city limits
A city delegation led by L Van Perkins reports the state will retop the old Highway 36 from South Crockett to the city limits. Work would start once equipment is released from Thorndale. If new right of way cannot be obtained the project aims to improve a critical city outlet and avoid traffic jeopardy.
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South Crockett
Santa Fe Town
L. van Perkins
Commissioners Court
Bryan
JE. Blair
Perkins
Thorndale
F. A. Perrin
L. G. Smith
A. W. McCullin
Highway Department
Bell County
Caldwell Man Clint Lewis Triumphs in Burleson County Polls
Clint Lewis of Caldwell won the Burleson County County Judge race in the last July primary. A former sheriff of the county, his victory was noted by friends in Cameron who followed the outcome closely.
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Clint Lewis
Caldwell
Cameron
Burleson County
Mr and Mrs Junior Smith Visit Cameron Relatives
Mr and Mrs Junior Smith of Fort Worth visited relatives in Cameron over the weekend.
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Junior Smith
Ft. Worth
Cameron
Annual Family Night At First Presbyterian Church
The First Presbyterian Church held its annual family night and fellowship supper in the basement on Wednesday September 27 at 7 00 PM. Charles Terry supervised the Sunday School and introduced Mrs K K Robbins who reviewed Beside the Hearthstone by Dr Robert A Lapsley Jr. The program emphasized friendship and fellowship within church groups with about 115 attendees and a serves supper. The church plans more frequent fellowship suppers.
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First Presbyterian Church
Charles Terry
K. K. Robbins
Roundrock Baptists Open New Orphans Home Visit
Mr and Mrs Joe Denson Mr and Mrs George McGee and Mr and Mrs Wells Smith visited the new Baptist Orphans Home at Roundrock on Sunday.
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Joe Denson
George McGee
Wells Smith
New Baptist Orphans Home
Roundrock
Siblings Visit Brother in Temple Hospital
John Thomas LaCook and Mrs Zelma laCook with Miss Edith York visited Mrs LaCook's brother who is a patient in McClosky Hospital in Temple Sunday afternoon.
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John Thomas LaCook
Zelma laCook
Edith York
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