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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1954
Page
6
The text discusses law as a profession and cites Blacks Law Dictionary. It notes Mayor Horstmanns decisions as astute and rooted in jurisprudence, emphasizing the philosophy of law and the rules guiding legal relations and applying them to municipal actions and charges.
The Cameron Bulldogs dominated Caldwell at Yee Field on Friday night winning 45-0 in a Fourth District conference game. TDs came in every quarter with Hubert DeBois McKinly Petty James Dicky Lawrence Roberts Johnny Wright and Don Campbell among the scorers.
Lacee of the Bulldogs anchors the backfield with Johnny Wright Petty James Dickey Roberts Bill Camp and Don Campbell while Taylor tops the district after beating O J Thomas and Aycox. Aycox High of Rockdale visits for a close conference bout next Wednesday with both teams carrying one district loss.
Kenneth W. Raley Jr. is now one month and fifteen days old. He was born September 8 at Newtons Hospital weighing seven pounds one ounce and has gained to ten pounds five ounces. He reportedly resembles his father and the family notes this weight progression.
Quarterback Cleve Slippery led Rosebud in a 7-0 upset over Bel go Tigers with a late third quarter 8 yard reverse. Killeen Kangaroos cruised past San Saba Armadillos 34-14 as they remain undefeated in District 21-AA. Georgetown Eagles defeated Rockdale Tigers 25-6.
Lamapas Badgers dominated Hamilton Gulldogs 50-20 in District 22 AA action. George led with 306 rushing yards while Rockdale racked up 153. Tailback Brownell Smith scored three touchdowns and assisted on two others as Lamapas rolled to victory before a capacity homecoming crowd.
Milam County road work featured among Central Texas State Highway Department projects. Highlights include a $419,934 U.S. 190 improvement from Cameron county line to Buckholts by Holland Page, completed in 240 of 250 days. New Bell County contracts are noted, with Milam status showing progress on U.S. 79 approaches and Salt Creek bridge work by Ernest Loyd, totaling 57 of 175 days, and widening near Rocky Creek bridge at 30 percent complete.
The Buckholts PTA met in the HE Cottage October 12 with Mrs. Harold Fuchs presiding. Membership chairman Mrs. Edwin Fischer reported 95 members after a recent drive and Rod ney Barker’s room won the 2.50 prize for most new members. plans discussed for a Halloween Carnival October 22 at 7 30 p m in the school gym with Mr Titsworth as general chairman. Also noted were the Bi County meeting in Rockdale October 28 and the State convention November 17 19 in Corpus Christi. Next meeting set for November 8 alongside Family Club night with guest speaker Bob Nelson of Cameron.
High school Future Homemakers of America organize a stamp sale from October 31 to November 6 to raise funds for those in need in foreign countries. The stamps, approved by the National FHA office, support United Nations relief and world peace by offering gifts tailored to recipients.
Mrs. Lela St. Wier of Jackson Mississippi writes of being restored to active life after widespread rheumatic pain and crippling in joints. She promises to share how she found relief and invites a reply to report back.
Forty two leisure club members gathered at the home of Mrs Henry McLane. Cecil Armstrong won the high prize with August Rims taking second. Armstrong also claimed the table prizes with August Guercky Allena Tiller and L F Slama receiving awards.
Dean White manager of the Rawls Theatre chain spoke at the Lions Club lunch in the First Christian Church. He outlined current motion picture industry improvements and promised to arrange a follow up with a company technician to discuss equipment screens and projectors.
The small original Czech Moravian Church in Wesley remains standing in perfect condition. Members and former members attended the 99th anniversary in Wesley. Located in Washington County about 10 miles southwest of Brenham, the church is noted as the first Czech Moravian Church in the South. Attendees from Cameron included Mr. and Mrs. F A Marek and Amos.
Mr and Mrs AWL and wife are reported as visiting Beyney dimer Can Cron residents who attended church services on Sunday including morning and evening meetings.
J C Hughes of Lacey's Spring attended a ceremony honoring Sam Houston State Teachers College at Huntsville. A 1904 graduate, he visited Freeport to see his brother and his old Cameron area home before returning.
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