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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1971
Page
1
The author argues against harsh self judgement and others judgment in the Bible Belt. They reflect on humanity, stigma, and the desire for a private space or secret thought. They critique the impulse to constantly judge oneself and others to maintain inner peace amidst societal pressures.
The speaker argues competition reveals true opinions only in public arenas and notes that onlookers form judgments from images. They advise not caring about others chatter and recognize people often misread the real self while fixating on rivals and rivals' images.
A five year plan for seven central Texas counties seeks 6.95 million dollars from 1972 to 1976. Cen tex COG submits to Governor Preston Smith with 2.605 million needed in 1972 including 350 thousand for radio communications and a regional detention facility.
Mrs. Eva B. Todd 89 of Cameron died Monday in a Cameron nursing home. Funeral was held Wednesday at Marek-Burns-Laywell Funeral Home with Rev. Ernest Helsley and Rev. Bill Newton officiating. Burial followed at Little River Cemetery near Cameron. She was born in Maysfield and is survived by a sister Miss Suzie Butts of Cameron. Pallbearers: Bill Richter Ladis Marek Sr. Carl Black Vaughn Thweatt John Meek Charles Bailey Walter White E. B. Yager.
The Cameron Parent-Teacher Association will meet Thursday at 7 30 in Ben Milam cafeteria. Mrs Bill Gause Mrs Ann Gaskey and Mrs DeLane Yager will lead a discussion on kindergarten 1 and 2. A baby sitter service will be provided.
J C Martin 90 of Cameron died Monday in a Cameron hospital after a short illness. Funeral was held at 2 p m Wednesday at First Baptist Church with Rev J E Lafferty officiating. Burial followed at Oak Hill Cemetery. He was a charter member of the Cameron Lions Club and served 20 years on the school board. Surviving are his wife, a son John Martin of Pittsburgh, a daughter Mrs Margaret Bryan of Arlington, five grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
In Milam County's Milbur Field a new deep wildcat, Holloway Dynamics and J. A. Leonard No. 1 H. H. Coffield, was drilling around 5,200 feet with Edwards Lime target near 6,000 feet. The nearby No. 1 Blackburn- Trammel deep wildcat, drilled by W. P. Holloway and J. A. Leonard, reached 5,968 feet and awaits Edwards Lime testing. Brown & McKenzie filed potential test figures for two Navarro B'' Wells producing 58 and 53 barrels per day from 3,723-3,729 and 3,649-3,655 feet respectively.
Three young Milan County men Joe Hendrix Byron Christian and Russell Bankston are out on bond after being charged in Justice of the Peace court with stealing 16 calves. They were arrested in Belton by Cullen Robinson of the Southwest Texas Livestock Raisers Association. Sheriff Carl Black said cattle thefts had been ongoing in the Milano area and reported by several cattlemen. In a separate report Sheriff Black said James P Foster Jr was arrested in Waco on burglary charges tied to Rainbow Courts in Rockdale.
The council in regular session approved a plan to create a student walkway and make streets near the high school one way. They accepted a petition to pave part of North Harding and discussed crosswalks with Texas Highway Department input. paving on North Harding would wait until spring 1972. The Lions Club asked about Ledbetter Park funding. the mayor said up to 3000 may be provided after project plans are approved.
After retiring in 1957, Louis Raska and his wife built intricate miniature homes for birds and animals across Central Texas, Michigan, and Virginia. The couple crafts tiny structures, doll houses, stagecoaches, and painted pieces, often designing custom pieces such as multi apartment Martin houses and a patentable Bingo card holder, while enjoying domino games with friends in between.
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