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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1956

Page

4

School Cafeterias Offer Well Rounded Menus At 5 For $1

Mothers and fathers in Cameron learn the public school system will begin state milk allotments at three cents per glass. Ada Henderson and Ben Milam cafeterias plan five meals for one dollar with a second milk bottle if possible. Week of October 15 menu includes Meat Loaf, greens, mexicorn, cornbread, milk and peaches. Pinto Beans with onions and salads. Baked cheese sandwich and potato salad. Ranch style beans with pork and spinach. Fish sticks with slaw and custard pudding.

Cameron Leon Brady Ada Henderson Ben Milam

Four Durham College students visit Cameron families

Misses Betty Raska Patricia Moran Carol Matula and Annetta Shelander students at Durham's Business College in Austin spent the weekend in Cameron visiting with their families and friends.

Betty Raska Patricia Moran Carol Matula Annetta Shelander Durham Business College Austin Cameron

New Cameron National Hall Tie For Lead In Bowling

In week three of Cameron Woman's Bowling League action National Hall Club leads with 548, Woodum Auto Sales 545, and Falstaff 530. High team series go to National Hall Club 1589, Pearl 1475, Green Funeral Home 1472. Clara Humplik, Dorothy Dillon, and Marie Ann Laake top games with 179, 181, and 167 respectively and also lead high series with 483, 457, and 44?

Cameron Woman's Bowling League National Hall Club Woodum Auto Sales Falstaff Pearl Green Funeral Home Clara Humplik Dorothy Dillon Marie Ann Laake Jody Pernice Lillie Junek Irene Mees Agnes Barton Verline Koening Audrey Boyce Turkey Audrey Bertha Balhor Galen Met New Cameron Drug Vaculin Coca Cola

Cameron Yeomen Emphasize Character Over Wins

Coach Leo Jackson James Speer and Murphy Webster guide Cameron Yeomen to build men of character through football. The article notes sportsmanship, discipline, and safety measures like nose and mouth guards, with equipment choices including high vs low cut shoes debated by linemen and backs.

Leo Jackson Yeomen Cameron Yeemen James Speer Murphy Webster

Old Man Jones Discusses Rain and Politics in Texas

In a rambling rural talk, Old Man Jones jokes about drought, mentions Stevenson Kefauver and Johnson, and weighs Eisenhower’s drought relief and the Korea War. He favors unity with Adlai and Estes, ponders farm prices, and notes peacetime shifts while praising Eisenhower’s peace efforts.

Noah Texas S.svenson Kefauver Lyndon Johnson Adlai Estes Sam Rayburn Jones White House Eisenhower Old Man Jones Ike Man Jones

Texas Democrats Campaign Aded for Eisenhower

Pol. Adv. Paid for by Texas Democrats for Eisenhower, Weldon Hart, Director.

Pol Texas Democrats Eishower Weldon Hart

Area Games Offer Appeal

Bryan Broncos defeated Killeen Kangaroos 30 to 0 as George Walker, Johnny Niederauer, Jack Stockton and Ross Falco scored for Bryan. Rockdale beat Taylor 20 to 13 while Gatesville upset Lampasas 21 to 6. Rosebud topped Round Rock 26 to 7 with William Schneider scoring three times. Other area scores: Caldwell 20, no 13. Navasota 13, Breham 6. La Vega 10, Hillsboro 6.

Bryan Broncos Cameron Yeomen Killeen Kangaroos Killeen Bryan George Walker Johnny Neiderauer Jack Stockton Ross Falco Rockdale Rockdale Tigers Taylor Tayyw Ducks Gatesville Lampasas Lampasas Badgers Cameron Area Caldwell Navasota Breham la Vega Hillsboro

Scouts Seek Used Uniforms For Local Troop

A notice requests donated Boy Scout uniforms for boys aged 11 to 14. Interested families can contact the Troop led by Felix Matula at the provided phone number to help by giving, or by assigning a depopulated uniform to the effort.

Felix Matula

Rockdale Catholics Host Mexican Dinner at Legion Hall

St. Joseph's Church in Rockdale sponsored a Mexican Dinner at the American Legion Hall on Wednesday evening October 10. The meal ran from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. and included homemade chili tamales beans rice dessert and a drink.

St. Joseph's Catholic Church of Rockdale American Legion Hall

News From Maysfield Social Notes

Mrs Paul Kicki and daughter Debbie of Austin visited her parents Mr and Mrs John Thweatt this week. Mrs Dock and Herbert Thweatt and children and Mrs J P Wise were in Temple Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Judson McKelry and daughter and Lynette Thweatt visited in the Dock and Herbert Thweatt homes last weekend. Mrs Bill Thweatt and Mrs John Thweatt went to Temple Monday. Miss Katie Nisbett of Salem spent Tuesday with Mrs H W Massengale. Mrs Kathleen Land and son Kelso of Ft Worth spent last weekend with Mrs Land's mother Mrs E D Kelso. Mrs Vina White visited her children Ralph White and family and Miss Mary White in Fort Worth last week.

Paul Kicki Debbie Austin John Thweatt Dock Herbert Thweatt J. P. Wise Temple Lynette Thweatt Bill Thweatt Katie Nisbett Salem H. W Massengale Kathleen Land and Son Kelso Ft. Worth Vina White Ralph White Mary White Fort Worth

Former Milam Countian H. A. Crook Sr. dies in Waco

H. A. Crook Sr. 60 died in a Waco hospital after a brief illness on Friday October 5. Born at Maysfield July 13, 1896 he lived thirty two years in Waco where he worked as a paint and wallpaper contractor. He was a member of Odd Fellows Lodge 137. Survived by widow, mother Mrs. W. L. Crook, one son H. A. Crook Jr, one daughter Mrs. Guy Davis, three brothers J E Crook Cameron, G T Crook La Mesa CA, W L Crook Houston, two sisters Mrs. O J Pool Fairbanks, Mrs. Rosie Permuter Houston, three grandsons one granddaughter. Funeral at Connally Chapel with Rev. Charles Welborn officiating burial in Waco Memorial Park.

H. A. Crook Sr Waco Mr. Crook Maysfield Jones Prairie Odd Fellows Lodge W. L. Crook H. A. Crook, Jr Guy Davis J E. Crook Cameron G. T. Crook la Mesa California Houston O. J. Pool Fairbanks Rosie Permuter Connally Chapel Charles Welborn Waco Memorial Park

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