Rogers High selects carnival queens for PTA event
The Rogers High PTA names Carnival Queen candidates by class and assigns escorts. Seniors Marilyn Schneider and Monroe Lange lead the list, with Susie May and David Wright as juniors, Betts Jean Zabcik and Johnnie Martinec as sophomores, and Mary Fay Wright with Bobby Killough as freshmen.
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Rogers
Rogers High School
Marilyn Schneider
Monroe Lange
Susie May
David Wright
Betts Jean Zabcik
Johnnie Martinec
Mary Fay Wright
Bobby Killough
Mohana Pinkston
David Synatzski
Belinda Young
Louis Elkins
Paula Partin
Eddie Clanton
Ada Jean Cowen
Karan Schneider
Danny Bruggman
Lois Gunn
Mary Ida Rose
Larry Waits
Imogene Harbour
Jerelene Hoelscher
Wayne Psncik
Captalin Akin
Doris Vasick
Ricky Henson
Edith Starnes
Dona Kay Ashcraft
Jerry Jones
Lola Sparks
Jewell Weems
Bruce Guess
Anna Johns
Janet Guess
James Henson
Frits
Robert Seaton
Alta Seay
Edwin Psencik
B. F. Harbour
Carnival Finance
J. L. Chervenka
Floyd Frits
Bingo
H. B. Wright
Arlis Green
Moore Cannon
Carpenter
Anton’ Necas
Bob Green
PTA
NHA Chapter Elects Maxine Martin Area VP for 62 63
The O. J. Thomas NHA Chapter hosted the district meeting with about three hundred girls from twenty schools. Maxine Martin was elected Area 1st Vice President for the 1962 63 term and will be installed at the February area meeting in Elgin.
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O. J. Thomas Nha
Charles Zeigler
Whiteside
NHA
Cameron
Maxine Martin
Elgin
Beverly Poole
Delores Cavanaugh
Janie Floyd
Jimmie Cammon
Barbara Porter
Vivian Thomas
Brenda Lattimore
Willia Philips
M. K. Kelley
Nineteen Apply For Alcoa Scholarship
Nineteen seniors from Rockdale and nearby districts have applied for the 1962 Alcoa Foundation Scholarship. The award covers $5200 for four years of study plus a $600 college aid grant. Closing date is October 23 with applicants evaluated by a regional Selection Board.
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Rockdale
Alcoa Foundation
H. D. Maxwell
Lexington Dime Box
Thrall
Thorndale
Cameron
Milano
Caldwell
Maxwell
Alcoa
Rockdale Works
Halloween Party Planned by Rogers High School Council
Rogers High School student council led by president Brian Harbour assigns sophomore reps to run morning devotionals. A Halloween party in the gym is set for October 31 at 7 pm with 25 cents admission, plus posters, refreshments, and decorations. The council also sends 19 dollars to the Junior High in Texas City for Hurricane Carla rehabilitation.
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Rogers
Rogers High School
Brian Harbour
Texas City
James Risinger Named Strand Theatre Manager
James Risinger of Morrilton Arkansas has been named manager of the Strand Theatre in Clarksville effective October 21. He has served as assistant manager at the Rialto Theatre for 10 years and is the son of Mrs. Willie Risinger and the late James C. Risinger.
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James Risinger
Rialto Theatre
Morrilton
Ark
Strand Theatre
Clarksville
Rialto
Risinger
Willie Risinger
James C. Risinger
Cameron
Yee High School
Oscar Zotz
Corinna
Ralyn
St Monica’s Mission at Cameron Led by Monsignor Burns
St. Monica’s Church in Cameron hosts a mission starting Sunday October 15 and ending Friday evening led by Monsignor Edward J. Burns of El Paso. Burns, born 1927 in New York, served as pastor and seminary rector, and was a World War II veteran who spent eight months in the Pacific jungle and five years in a military hospital. Public services are open to all, with attendance encouraged beyond parishioners.
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St. Monica's Church
Cameron
Edward J. Burns
el Paso
Southwest
New York City
South Pacific
St. Monica's Parish
Alfred Geiser
Texas Sets November Draft Quota At 923 Men
The Texas draft quota for November is 923 men, 12 more than October, state Selective Service director Colonel Morris S. Schwartz announced. The national call is 20,000 for the Army, with 6,071 men to receive pre induction examinations in November, up from 6,002 in October. Local boards will mail November quotas and the age rule is 22 on November 1, with volunteers or delinquents possibly younger.
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Austin
Morris S. Schwartz
Selective Service
Army
Schwartz
State Selective Service
Texas
Rogers FHA Holds Monthly Meeting
The Rogers High School FHA gathered in the gym on October 11 for its regular monthly meeting led by president Molly Gunter. Minutes were read by secretary Carol Mikulas. Margaret Pechal was elected treasurer to fill a vacancy.
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Rogers
Rogers High School
FHA
Molly Gunter
Carol Mikulas
Margaret Pechal
E. C. Bravenec
Franklin Martinec
Anton Necas
H. H. Wright
Lampasas
Nelda Bravenec
Carolyn Kotrla
Helen Stepan
Rita
Charlene Tharp
Dallas Fair
Milam County Reports Week of Oct 14 Infections
Reportable diseases in Milam County for the week ending October 14 totals nine strep throat two gonorrhea and one tuberculosis according to Dr T E Crump acting director Milam County Health Department.
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Milam County
T. E. Crump
Milam Building Committee Deliberates 1962 Plan
Milam County Program Building Committee met October 8 in the O J Thomas High Cafeteria with agents E K Shaw and W R Pittman as advisors. They reviewed the 1961 plan, outlined 1962 goals, and discussed livability improvements and educational additions for county residents. Recommendations will go to theOverall Program Building Committee on November 4. a covered dish luncheon followed.
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Milam County Program Building Committee
O. J. Thomas High School
E. K. Shaw
W. R. Pittman
E. B. Moultry
Columbus Day Observed In Rogers High School
Rogers high school held a patriotic program on Columbus Day October 12 led by the Student Council. Rev Clyde Lee Herring spoke about greatness achievable in youth until adulthood. Student readings piano solos singing and prayers accompanied the event with pledges and talks on Columbus achievements.
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Rogers
Rogers High School
Clyde Lee Herring
First Baptist Church
Jimmy Down
David Wright
Barbara Smith
Peggy Green
America
Ace Dyess
Harbour
Nelda Bravene
Columbus
NHS Installation Held Recently At Yee High School
Yee High School hosted a National Honor Society installation on October 5. John Henderson Jr led the service with newly installed officers Rebecca Harden president Philip Hubnik vice president Betty Kestenbaum secretary LaNell Russell treasurer James Anderle Parliamentarian and reporter Margaret Nance. New members include James Anderle Edwards Lippman Mayer Smalley Troy Zawadske Burke Crook Lester Monroe Zelisko with current year members continuing in good standing.
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Yee High School
National Honor Society
John Henderson Jr
Rebecca Harden
Philip Hubnik
Betty Kestenbaum
LaNell Russell
James Anderle
Margaret Nance
James Edwards
Suzanne Lippman
Martha Mayer
Joyce Smalley
Doris Troy
Gwen Zawadske
Billie Burke
Carol Ann Crook
Marlin Lester
Jane Monroe
Jon Zelisko
Peggy Schiller
Phillip Hubnik
Karen Adams
Lanette Laffere
Theresa Koronek
History Club Meeting At Mrs. Harrells October 10
The Cameron History Club met at Mrs. K. K. Robbins home on October 10 with Mrs. S. M. Harrell presiding. The program chair, Mrs. John Howard, presented What Do You Want From TV Programs using School Children and TV by Dr. Whitty and TV opinions by Arthur Sarnoff as resources. Thirteen members and three guests attended.
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Cameron History Club
K. K. Robbins
S. M. Harrell
Dr. Whitty
Arthur Sarnoff
John Howard
Davilla Club Holds Meeting and Officers Elected
The Davilla Home Demonstration Club met at the home of Mrs. C. D. Robbins with six members and three visitors. Mrs. Frances Johnson demonstrated desserts from a saucepan and various sauce pans. A council report by Mrs. T. N. Hine and a Civil Defense discussion followed. New officers were elected: President Mrs. Lester Davis, Vice President Mrs. M. J. Walker, Secretary and Treasurer Mrs. R. F. Bunker, and Council Delegate Mrs. Jack Stewart.
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Davilla Home Demonstration Club
Frances Johnson
C. D. Robbins
Services Conducted For Mrs. Worcester
Funeral services were held for Mrs. D. B. Worcester 99 at 2 30 p m Friday after she died at her Chrisman home on October 11 Born in Milam County July 29 1862 she lived in Chrisman 12 years Survivors include son E D Worcester Temple four daughters Carrie Gates Eddy H Voun Chrisman W H Gregg Chrisman and Marvin Bates Kingsville Seven grandchildren six great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren Pallbearers were Walter White H H Chambrlain Gray Allen Carl Black Ray Burke and John Muse.
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D. B. Worcester
Chrisman
Milam County
Worcester
R. B. Baker
Caldwell
Aubrey Russell
Oak Hill Cemetery
E. D
Temple
Carrie Gates
Eddy
H. Vaughn
Unload Guns Before Transport Warns Sportsman
A cautionary note urges sportsmen to unload firearms before placing them in vehicles to prevent accidental discharge and potential loss of life. The reminder stresses safe handling and responsible behavior during travel to shooting grounds.
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Mr. Sportsman
Buckholts PTA Plans Halloween Carnival for Friday
The Buckholts PTA held a regular meeting led by President Edwin Gandy. Plans were finalized for a Halloween Carnival at the Buckholts gym Friday October 27 at 6 PM featuring a chili supper and desserts with cold drinks.
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Buckholts Pta
Edwin Gandy
Buckholts
Constance Mauldin Engaged to Billy Lester
Mr and Mrs Roy Mauldin announce the engagement of their daughter Constance to Billy Ed Lester son of Mr and Mrs Lonzo Lester of Rosebud Arkansas A Yee High School Cameron graduate now attending Durham Business College Waco and a November 11 wedding is planned
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Roy Mauldin
Constance
Billy Ed Lester
Lonzo Lester
Rosebud
Arkansas
Yee High School
Cameron
Durham Business College
Waco
Texas Prohibits Hireling Hunting Throughout State
A Texas law makes it illegal to hunt for hire or to hire anyone to hunt. The provision targets paid hunting services and employment of guides, enforcing penalties for violations under state wildlife regulations.
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Texas
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Dan Rice
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Mission
Masgr
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Tr Jerbird
Hefley
N. Houston
Stedman Motor Co
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The
Cameron Herald
Milam Building Committee
Mrs. Harrell
History Club
Helena Rubinstein
Davilla Club
Constance Mauldin
Billy Lester
Woitss Auto Store
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