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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1965
Page
11
A 1965 public service feature explains when preparation becomes an attempt in criminal law. It outlines tests for readiness such as special preparation and nearness to the crime, with examples including a cook who poisoned oatmeal and a court ruling on intent versus action.
Ada Henderson School announces class officer elections across grades 6 to 8 with sponsors and student leaders named. District officials list presidents vice presidents secretaries and treasurers along with fire captain aides for each class and building fire marshal appointments.
Ada Henderson and Ben Milam schools announce room mothers list by grade. Names include Miss Moore Mrs Sidney Richardson Mrs Estal Chandler and many others across 1A through 8C, detailing numerous parent volunteers for classroom supervision.
Mrs Doris Brod of Rosebud returned home from Halbert hospital Friday. Mrs John Meek of Burlington entered Rosebud hospital Thursday. Mrs A E Hensel was in Temple on business Friday. Mr and Mrs Phil Krause were in Six Flags Friday. Mr and Mrs Leon Hensel and family of Waco visited relatives here Sunday. Mrs Rudy Wunsch had surgery in a local hospital and is doing well. Fred Logan of New Orleans spent weekend in Rosebud with his parents. Mr and Mrs Sam Ferguson of Temple visited relatives here last week. Mrs Annie Dorner and Mrs Roy Lindsey were in Rockdale on business. Relatives learned Mrs Hub Ferguson of Fort Worth died Wednesday. funeral was Friday in Fort Worth. Mrs Roy Lindsey visited Rogers with her sister Mrs Lola Ray. Three visitors from Waco attended Burlington Baptist Church last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Joe Ralston of Temple and Mrs Gerald Foshea of Burlington were in Huntsville at a ball game, met home by Harlan Wunsch and William Foshea and others from Houston. Relatives gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Thomas Polk and sons Sunday. Mr J J Foshea of Rosebud was among visitors there.
Archaeologists uncovered a 5000-year-old hearse in a Mesopotamian tomb, marking the oldest confirmed wheeled vehicle. The ancient burial departs reveal sophisticated craft and ceremonial practices of early civil life.
Courthouse news lists marriages Jerry Ted Parish to Linda Kay Taylor Elza Ray Daniels to Lelia Mae Phillips. New car purchases include T I Vaughan Buick 4Dr and several Pontiacs and Chevrolets. Deeds show multiple land transfers in Milam County from Cameron to Rockdale with prices from $5 to $50 and other considerations.
A reflective quiz asks how you respond to social slips and guilt inducement. It offers multiple choice reactions to scenarios such as canceling plans, greeting a longtime friend, returning an item, commenting on a new outfit, and missing a social appointment.
A Small Business Administration representative will visit Bryan College Station on Wednesday October 13 1965 to discuss financial assistance for small businessmen. Call Bry an Texas at TA 2 3721 for an appointment at the Chamber of Commerce office at 29th and Washington Streets.
Robert Mann 21 year old senior journalism major from Cameron was named editor of the college newspaper at Sam Houston State College. He has served as news editor for the Cameron Herald and as a general assignment reporter for the Temple Daily Telegram.
A fishing tip explains making any lure weed less by looping a rubber band between the point and shank. It stresses applying the right pressure to keep weeds away while keeping fish on.
A quick, inexpensive lens cover tip suggests using cello tape with a tab left to pull and an alternate option of reuseable plastic bags to shield a camera while hunting or fishing.
A simple emergency stove uses a 10 quart pail filled with four inches of sand and several inches of glowing charcoal lumps. It provides hours of warmth for tents or duck blinds and is described as safe for use.
Tip for sailors to stop rope fraying on moorings by dipping rope ends in household glue, sealing tatters and extending rope life.
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