Janet Marek Birthday Party Celebrated at Home
Janet Marek celebrated her fourth birthday with a party at her home on Saturday October 6 from 3 to 5 p.m. hosted by her mother Mrs Monroe Marek. Twelve guests and their mothers attended with a pink four candle cake and animal decorated cupcakes and punch served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Marek
Monroe Marek
Pamela
Cynthia Mitchan
Cindy Kunz
Patricia
Judy Hollas
Charles
Bruce McAfee
Steven Small
David Hornung
Frank
John
Phyllis Hanel
Sharp Future Homemakers Elect Sharp Future Homemakers Elect
Velma Crow is named president with Beverly Lamb as vice president and Dolores Bartlett as secretary. Kathryn Bales serves as treasurer and Gevendlyn Taylor as reporter, with Nelda Charles as parliamentarian. Janet Janke is historian, Joyce Dodd pianist, Sue Ann Pace song leader. Sponsors are Mrs. Edith Norton and the Crow and Bales families, and Dennis Shelton is sweetheart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharp F.H.A
Velma Crow
Beverly Lamb
Dolores Bartlett
Kathryn Bales
Gevendlyn Taylor
Nelda Charles
Janet Janke
Joyce Dodd
Sue Ann Pace
Dan Crow
Derwood Bales
Dennis Shelton
Clint Taylor
Edith Norton
Sharp
Sandra Smith Heads Future Homemakers
Sandra Smith was installed as president of the Yee Chapter Junior Future Homemakers with a slate of officers including Pat Matula as vice president Becky Terry as secretary Evelyn Vanza as treasurer Eileen Jacks as sergeant at arms Glenda Sue Grisham as historian Sharon Laywell as reporter and Sue Ann Crow as parliamentarian Music by pianist Margaret Young and recreation lead Rita Wessels The eight FHA purposes were presented by guides Faye Angell Mary Ellen Richter Rita Reid Anita Trdy Albina Koledejak Marjorie Wilkinson Catherine Hubnik and Barbara Coward A Homemaking 3 class provided the devotion Mothers registered for the ceremony are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yee
Sandra Smith
Pat Matula
Becky Terry
Evelyn Vanza
Eileen Jacks
Glenda Sue Grisham
Sharon Laywell
Sue Ann Crow
Margaret Young
Rita Wessels
A. L. Mullinax
A. L. Horstmann
Lely Moore
Pete Mikula
Bethany Class Elects Officers At First Baptist Cameron
The Bethany Class of First Baptist Church Cameron held its first meeting of the year on October 4 at Mrs. Jim Angell’s home. Officers were elected including president Mrs. Jim Angell and vice president Mrs. Johnny Springer. The group moved monthly meetings to the first Tuesday and set next gathering for November 6 at Mrs. Marie Whitley’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany
First Baptist Church
Cameron
Jim Anzell
Jim Angell
Johnny Springer
Jay Hickman
Ray Green
Demonstration Club Elects 1957 Officers in Cameron
Milam County Home Demonstration Council met October 1 at the Baptist Church Annex Cameron. Five from each group answered roll call. Elected officers for 1957 were Mrs W W Currey as chairman Mrs Clyde Holliman as vice chairman Mrs Joe Brown as secretary and Mrs Robert Jungmann as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam County
Matyastiks Welcome First Daughter Cheryl Jo Mason
Cheryl Jo Mason, born October 7 1956 in Bellaire Texas to Mr and Mrs Joseph J Mason Jr weighs six pounds eight ounces. She is the first grandchild of Mr and Mrs John Matyastik Clarkson and grandchild of Joseph John Mason Sr Indianapolis. Great grandparents are Mrs Rosy Goss Paragon and Mr Willis Goins Indianapolis. Mrs Mason visiting in Bellaire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheryl Jo Mason
Joseph J. Mason, Jr
Bellaire
Texas
Cheryl Jo
John Matyastik
Clarkson
Joseph John Mason, Sr
Indianapolis
Ind
Rosy Goss
Paragon
Willis Goins
Matyastik
Engagement announced for Woody Merle Charles and John Allen Culp
Mr and Mrs Otis Charles announce the engagement of their daughter Woody Merle to John Allen Culp son of Mr and Mrs Sidney Culp of Sharp. The wedding is planned for November.
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Otis Charles
Woody Merle
John Allen Culp
Sidney Culp
Sharp
Milano Club Names Officers
Mrs. M. H. Wimberley was elected chairman of the Milano Home Demonstration Club with Mrs. Evelyn Moore as vice chairman and Mrs. Lee Keen as secretary and treasurer. The regular meeting on October 4 in the Milano Home Economics Building had 14 members present and appointed committees while a National Convention report was given. The next meeting is slated for October 18 at 1:30 p.m. in the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Wimberley
Milano
Evelyn Moore
Lee Keen
Home Economics
Wimberly
Jiles Yoakum
Church Circle Meetings Share Faith and Fellowship
The Woman's Society of Christian Service circles met Monday at 3 p.m. to discuss Hands Full of Power. Rawls Circle had 10 attendees, Garner 17, Robinson 14, Henderson 16, totaling 57 members present. Also announced was the birth of Penny Claudine Mowdy at Richards Hospital in Rockdale on Sept 28 to Willis and Mrs. Mowdy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
Rawls
S. W. Cheeves
John Howard
Garner Circle
Leland Green Jr
Robinson Circle
Charles Smith, Jr
W. F. Sharp
Henderson Circle
Paul Lnake
A. W. McCullen
Penny Claudine Mowdy
Richards Hospital
Rockdale
Willis Mowdy
Sharp
Shirley
Carol
Dollie Henson
Thorndale
Homer Mowdy
Cameron
Clarkson Homecoming and Cemetery Association Meeting
Clarkson hosts a homecoming and a Cemetery Association gathering on Sunday October 14 at the church. All residents are invited and asked to bring a basket lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkson
The
Cemetery Association
Peggy Burke Named 1956 57 FFA Sweetheart
Peggy Burke was named the 1956 57 FFA Sweetheart as officers were initiated and pins distributed. Chapter adviser Pat Kelley and five members depart October 14 for the National FFA convention in Kansas City. Delegates include Carroll Jungmann Joe Walzell Adrian Richter Arthur Parker and John Lawdon. The group attended the Heart of Texas Fair in Waco after the State Fair weekend prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Farmers of America
Peggy Burke
Pat Kelley
Kelley
Kansas City
FFA
Carroll Wayne Jungmann
Joe Walzell
Adrian Richter
Arthur Parker
John Lawdon
Waco
History of DAR Reveals Great Strides Since '90
At a Sarah McCalla Chapter DAR meeting Mrs. J C Freeman traced the DAR roots to 1890 when women left the SAR to form their own group. She noted DAR's growth from 33 dollars in treasury to about 174000 and 7 million in buildings with over 160000 members. Ten members and a guest attended with a birthday cake for Mrs. T F Criswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. C. Freeman
Sarah McCalla
Giles McDermott
North Jackson
Henry Hefley
Freeman
DAR
Sons of the American Revolution
SAR
Washington, D. C
T. F. Criswell
Calvert
Albert Horstmann
Mrs. Kahler to Attend TSCW Executive Board Meeting
Mrs James Kahler president of the Milam County TSCW Alumnae Chapter will attend the Executive Board meeting of the Texas State College for Women Alumnae Association in Denton Saturday morning She also plans to join the state chapter meeting of the Daughters of Colonial Wars in Fort Worth Saturday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Kahler
Texas State College For Women Alumnae Association
Denton
Kahler
Milam County
TSCW
Daughters of Colonial Wars
Fort Worth
Birth of Adrian Josef Jez in Temple Texas
Adrian Josef Jez, a 6 pound 11 ounce son, was born at 5 20 a.m. Sunday September 30 at Scott and White Hospital Temple to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Jez. Mother is El sie Vybiral. Family from Heidenheimer with grandparents Anton E. Vybiral Sr. of Cameron and Joe D. Jez Sr. of Temple.
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Adrian Josef Jez
Wallace Jez
Scott and White Hospital
Temple
Elsie Vybiral
Heidenheimer
Anton E. Vybiral Sr
Cameron
Joe D. Jez Sr
Ed Gunns Surprised by Daughters Visit
Mr and Mrs Ed Gunn of Cameron were surprised by a visit from their two daughters and families on Sunday Zeb Fitzgerald and Mary Ann of San Marcos and Leo Moll and Bill of Beaumont joined the Gunns for church attendance and greetings on the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Gunn
Cameron
Zeb Fitzgerald
Mary Ann
San Marcos
Leo Moll
Bill
Beaumont
Delphians Open Social Season with Two Meetings
Delphian Club members from Cameron and nearby towns began their season with a Sept 18 gathering at Mrs. Cecil Criswell Buckholts home attended by 22 members chaired by Mrs. Morris Eplen. The yearbook Let Us Talk About Things was presented by Miss Mary Randolph. A second Oct 8 meeting at Mrs. Carroll Green's home drew 21 members and one guest, Mrs. Baker of Conroe, with program leader Mildred Thornton and Randolph addressing amendments and the teachers fourth amendment. Desserts and iced punch were served with help from Mrs. Green co hostesses and the Green twins Valerie and Lanette.
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Delphian Club
Cameron
Cecil Criswell
Buckholts
Morris Eplen
Mary Randolph
Criswell
Carroll Green
Baker
Conroe
R. L. Batte
Mildred Thornton
Miss Randolph
St Anthony PTA Mothers Meet Teachers At SG
St Anthony School teachers met with PTA mothers on October 2 at 3 30 p m in Simon and George Memorial Hall. About thirty members attended as Sisters Feliciana Arvista Theophane and Lucertia explained new report ecards and school needs. A Halloween Carnival was approved for October 30 and the next fathers and mothers meeting is set for October 16 at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony School
P.T.A
Simon and George Memorial Hall
M. Feliciana
M. Evarista
M. Theophane
M. Lucretia
Alfred Kallus
Streeter Randolph Hurt Born on Mother's Birthday
Streeter Randolph Hurt was born Friday October 5 1956 to Mr and Mrs Jesse Ray Hurt of Milano He arrived as the second child for parents and was welcomed by brothers Virgil seven and Jonny three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Streeter Randolph Hurt
Jesse Ray Hurt
Milano
Virgil
Johnny
Buckhelts Lutherans to Hear Rev Carl E Hacker
Worship services at Hope Lutheran Church Buckhelts Sunday October 14 at 10 30 will be conducted by Rev Carl E Hacker of Austin executive secretary of the Lost Student Foundation at the University of Texas He fills in for Rev John Pietsch meanwhile guest speaker at Detmold Lutheran Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Lutheran Church
Buckhelts
Carl E. Hacker
Austin
Hacker
The
Lost Student Foundation
University of Texas
John Pietsch
Detmold
Yoe Yoe Football and Pep Squad at Ada Henderson
Ada Henderson School presents the YOE YOE seventh and eighth grade football team coached by Murphy Webster and staff. Cheerleaders Marilyn Hughes and Ann Allison lead a maroon and gray pep squad as Tuesday night games draw students and a Tuesday noon pep rally on campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Henderson
Murphy Webster
Diane DuBois
Patricia Wilkinson
Dolores Tindall
Marilyn Hughes
Ann Allison
Cameron CYO entertains veterans and elects officers
The Cameron Catholic Youth Organization for Melos key Veterans staged an "A Bit Of Everything" hour and a hat show incl uding singing dancing and twirling led by Father Kolus. The group met October 39 with 40 present and planned a skating party for October 4 in Temple and a masquerade social for October 31. Officers elected for 56 57 include Paul Hoelscher president Bernice Zarosky vice president Anita Trdy secretary Rita Moran treasurer Adrian Richter reporter Charles Moran parliamentarian and Mary Frances Zarosky historian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Catholic Youth Organization
Melos Key
Father Kolus
Temple
Paul Hoelscher
Bernice Zarosky
Anita Trdy
Rita Moran
Adrian Richter
Charles Moran
Mary Frances Zarosky
Yee Yee team seeks public support for upcoming games
Public interest in the Yee Yee team is appreciated as the team and its cheering section invite the community to attend forthcoming games.
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Sharp Future Homemakers Elect
Janigans
Grace Walkers
Cameron, Texas
Perkins
Dusek Pharmacy
Matyastiks
Woody Merle Charles
Milano Club
Herald
James Kahler
Ed Gunns
Star Lite Club
Ram
Delphians
St. Anthony Pta
CYO
Cameron Herald
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