Chevrolet 1966 lineup promises vast customization options
J M Estes announces display of 50 1966 Chevrolet models across six passenger lines at Lloyd Adams Chevrolet Co Cameron on Oct 7. New Caprice top line adds four models. Chevelle redesigned. Chevrolets boast safety features from padded panels to back lamps. Engines include 250 and 427 cubic inch V8s. new three speed synchronized transmission. 40 plus options including climate control and adjustable seats. sedans, wagons, and sporty models detailed with interior and trim upgrades.
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Lloyd Adams Chevrolet Co
Cameron
Ranginaig
Chevrolet
Father Geiser Leads Rosary Devotion at St Moura
The St Moura Ladies and Christian Moulat is group held a regular meeting at St George Hall. Father Geiser spoke on the rosary as a special devotion to the Blessed Virgin and urged three steps: meditate each mystery, relate it to ourselves, and pray with a special intention.
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Christian Molatis Wiewend
Ench George Hall
Rete Misiua
Fa- Winn Jor
Geiser
Hope Church Circles Hold Bible Study and Install Officers
The Circles of the American Lutheran Church Women of Hope Lutheran Church met this week to study Loving the Neighbor with hostesses named for Ruth and Dorcas circles. The Ruth Circle met Buckholts and the Mary Circle met Cameron, with Bible study leaders listed. A quarterly meeting and officer elections were set for Wednesday night October 13 at the Educational Building, Hope Circle to host.
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American Lutheran Church Women of Hope Lutheran Church
Herbert Synatzske
Priscilla
Joe Zalesky
Martha
Johnnie Jungmann
Hope
Arnold Jungmann
Rebekah
Kenneth Springer
Naomi
A. J. Provasek
Dorcas
Ruth
Buckholts
Mary
Cameron
Arnold Glaser
Bruce Massingill
Alwin Fuchs
Lorene Coward
Vernon Dungan
C. O. Synatzske
Hope Circle
First Presbyterian Women Set Theme and Study Plans
The First Presbyterian Women of the Church select God s People the Church in the World as program theme and The Word With Power for Bible study. Meetings occur the first and third Mondays with circles meeting the second week. new officers include President Mrs J E Johnson and Vice President Mrs Graham Gillis.
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First Presbyterian Women of the Church
J. E. Johnson
Graham Gillis
Ladis Marek Jr
E. K. Robbins
Frank Schiller
E. L. Strickland
Hugh Smith
Grady Allien Jr
Harry Tag
Births in Cameron and nearby towns report several newborns
Mr and Mrs Clarence Jister Cameron welcome Michael Wade born September 24 at St Edward Hospital eight pounds four ounces. Frank Reisner Cameron obtain Larry Joe September 28 at St Edward Hospital nine pounds four ounces. William Bernes Graziola Cameron welcome Felix September 28 ten twenty two am. Bill Knipp Belton welcomed Lisa Rene October 1 at Kings Daughters Hospital Temple. Raul Rodriguez Rockdale welcome Raul born October 3 St Edward Hospital. Olie Jones Rockdale report a girl born October 5 at St Edward. Rudolph Albert Tepera Jr Cameron reports a boy seven pounds four ounces.
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Cameron
Michael Wade
St. Edward Hospital
Frank Reisner
West 1St
Larry Joe
William Bernes Graziola
South Bowie
Felix
Bill Knipp
Belton
Lisa Rene
Pounds
Kings Daughters Hospital
Temple
William Dodds
Rockdale
August Knipp
Raul R. Rodriguez
N. Travis
Raul
Olie Jones
Rudolph Albert Tepera Jr
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Black Widow Venom 15 Times O with Rattlesnake Toxin
A note states black widow spider venom is fifteen times more toxic than rattlesnake venom, highlighting the high danger of certain spider bites versus rattlesnake envenomation.
WSCS Hosts Business Meeting and Luncheon at Hall
The Woman's Society of Christian Service held a covered dish luncheon at the Methodist Fellowship Hall on Tuesday October 5. Mrs. J. Lacy Wills delivered the devotional The People Jesus Loved. Mrs. Howard Tucker led the business session with Rev. Richard Freeman attending as a guest.
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Methodist Fellowship Hall
Jesus
J. Lacy Wills
Howard Tucker
Women from First Presbyterian to attend Presbytery meeting
A group of First Presbyterian Church Women will attend the annual meeting of the women delegates to the Central Texas Presbytery on October 21 in Fort Worth. The meeting will be held at Oakhurst Presbyterian Church.
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First Presbyterian Church
Central Texas
Rust removal method for firearms described in 1915 guide
A 1915 era tip recommends cleaning rust from firearms by dipping a rag in oil then in cement powder, claiming the cement supplies a mild abrasive that polishes without scratching. The note references a time and place, dated 4 15 p.m. October 5, St.
School Menu for October 11 15 Week
The weekly menu lists Swiss steak with gravy on Monday and whipped potatoes with green peas, fruit salad, buttered rolls and chocolate milk. Tuesday serves barbecued sausage with beans and cabbage salad, plus bineapple cake squares and rolls. Wednesday features meat balls and spaghetti with tomato sauce, seasoned green beans, salad, cherry pie and rolls. Thursday offers hamburger on bun with lettuce and pickles, baked beans with tomato sauce, fruit cup and cookies. Friday serves salmon croquettes with catsup, scalloped potatoes, seasoned blackeye peas, ice cream, buttered bread and pie.
Dogs Deoned to Be Domesticated Around 6000 Years Ago
Archaeologists and historians believe dogs were domesticated roughly six millennia ago, marking a pivotal moment in human civilization and the bond between humans and canines. Genetic and archaeological evidence points to early domestication events in Eurasia.
Future Homemakers Install New Members at Local Chapter
The Future Homemakers of America local chapter held an installation ceremony for new members on September xx. Judy Young presided, members donned white attire, and each spoke on the group’s purposes. Refreshments followed in the H department living room.
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Musemakers of America
Judy Young
PF Aa
H. E. Department
Ramke Hosts B P W Club Meeting at Bank
The Business and Professional Womens Club met Monday evening at First National Bank for its regular business session. Miss Alina Ramke was hostess with two guests Mrs Davis Stephens and Carol Benned. Dessert plates and hot spiced tea were served during the social hour.
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Business and Professional Womens Club
First National Bank
Alina Wiérie Ramke
Davis Stephens
Carol Benned
Furnished apartments offered by Alma Houston
Mrs Alma Houston advertises furnished apartments at 706 Eastvilh offering all conveniences. Contact OX 7 4043 for details and availability.
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Alma Houston
Eastvilh
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