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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1951

Page

9

Hoyte Demonstration Club Meets at Wimberly Home

The Hoyte Demonstration Club gathered October 16 at Mrs. Hugh Wimberly’s home for an all day meeting. Nine members attended with eight guests. Demonstrations covered corsages from nylon hose and window curtains with upholstering charts. New officers were elected: M. H. Wimberly president Virgil Coward secretary J. O. Stewart council delegate I. N. West reporter M. A. Hearne parliamentarian. Two new members joined: Gertrude Harriss and I. N. West.

Hoyte Hugh Wimberly Theo, Fuchs Dottie Hanel Alice Hughes M. H. Wimberly Virgil Coward J. O. Stewart I. N. West M. A. Hearne

Mrs Hensley Hosts Pleasure and Profit Club Meeting

Mrs Roy Hensley hosted the Pleasure and Profit Club at her home with eight members and several guests attending. The meeting, presided by Mrs W T Whatley, focused on the year’s theme International Relations amidst autumn decorations featuring mums and multicolored fans. Guests included Mrs Wiley Loughmiller Miss Winnie Henderson Mrs Maud Murphy Mrs Alvin Duck and Mrs Fred Dorby of Palestine. The hostess served cake and coffee.

Roy Hensley W. T. Whatley Wiley Loughmiller Winnie Henderson Maud Murphy Alvin Duck Fred Dorby Palestine

Visitors From Towando Stop at Temple Family Home

Recent guests in the home of Mrs. Lorene Boock of Temple, daughter of Mrs. Gutsie Matula of Cameron, were Mr. and Mrs. Sam Taylor and children Gerry Jane and Marie of Towando, New York. They visited other friends in the area. Mr. Taylor was formerly stationed at Fort Hood.

Lorene Boock Temple Gutsie Matula Cameron Sam Taylor Gerry, Jane Marie Towando New York Mr. Taylor Fort Hood

A B Apartment Listing for Gas Range

Apartment listing notes a gas range for sale cheap. Inquiries directed to 1801 North Travis after five or by phone 770.

North Travis Lone Star Gas Company Old Stove

Santa Asplund Creates White Christmas Cigarette Card

Chesterfield Cigarettes hired Tore Asplund to paint a white Christmas themed gift card as a holiday greeting. The Santa figure is presented as a year round effort by the artist and brand to spread Yuletide cheer with a cigaret gift.

Chesterfield Cigarettes Tore Asplund Santa Asplund Mr. Asplund

Texans Creed To Vote Against Amendment HJR 6

A statewide message urges Texans to vote against HJR 6 in the November election. It argues the measure would expand pension eligibility to noncitizens, increasing the pension pool and reducing checks for all current beneficiaries.

Texas Federal Census Bureau

Winter legumes plant by November 1 for best results

Farmers should plant winter legumes by November 1 to ensure the best results. Time and soil moisture conditions are key factors for those who have not yet planted.

Milam County Farm Bureau Meeting Draws 200 Plus Attendees

Over two hundred persons attended the Milam County Farm Bureau general meeting at Simon-George Hall Thursday night. Mrs. Jesse Mae Wimberly, secretary, reports a evening of recreational games and refreshments following a session of reports from community chairmen on current matters.

Milam County Farm Bureau Simon-George Hall Jesse Mae Wimberly

Youth Organization Song Festival At Buckholts

The Youth Organization of the Co M B Church Buckholts hosted about 40 guests for a Fellowship song festival on Tuesday night October 16 Churches represented included Buckholts Lutheran Buckholts Baptist Ocker C B and South Elm Baptist After the program refreshments were served by Mrs Anton Svetlik and Mrs Fred Gresak Ernest Orsag serves as president Soloist Raymond Posival with Mrs Marie Petruy at the piano accompanied the evening

Co. M. B Buckholts Buckholts Lutheran Church Buckholts Baptist Church Ocker C. B. Church South Elm Baptist Church Anton Svetlik Fred Gresak Ernest Orsag Raymond Posival Marie Petruy

Missionary Conference Attendees at Texas WSCS Meet

Mrs. John Henderson and others attended the Texas Conference of the WSCS annual meeting in Bryan on Oct 17. The three day conference began Oct 16 with Bishop Smith speaking at the Tuesday evening service. W. E. Horton is president. Additional church members attended Tuesday sessions.

John Henderson Mark Magers Leland Green Lelia McAnally Batte Texas Conference WSCS Bryan Ober Three Day Missionary Conference Bishop Smith W. E. Horton

County Farm Bureau seeks renewed member support

A major membership drive continues through November 1, spurring interest in the Farm Bureau and highlighting the value of organization as county residents react to its progress and goals.

Farm Bureau

B and P Women Club Plans Evening Nov 6

The Business and Professional Women's Club schedules a party for Tuesday night November 6 at 7 30 in the club rooms. The public is invited to play 42 canasta and bridge for 25 cents admission with refreshments. Proceeds fund various worthy causes.

Business and Professional Women's Club Loretta Brock

Polio Case Rate Against National Average Report

The national average polio case rate stands at 22.1 per 100000 population, a benchmark cited in health reporting to compare regional trends and guide public health responses.

Auto Dealers Face November 5 Ceiling Price Deadline

The Houston OPS district office says November 5 is the deadline for all retail dealers of new passenger cars to post ceiling prices. The new car ceiling price regulation requires dealers to display the ceiling price of every automobile they sell.

Houston OPS

Dealers Must Post Prices Under New Auto Rule

The regulation requires dealers to display ceiling prices for each new automobile. Posters must include the make body style line or series and model of every new car offered for sale. The rule takes effect October 15 and must be posted within two days after that date.

Ers

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Hoyte HD Club Gertrude Harriss Mrs. Hensley Farm Bureau Meeting B & P Women Club Plan Entertainment Emory B. Camp Cameron, Texas F. H. A. Loans G. I. Loans Chevrolet H.p. Loadmaster Grabe Chevrolet Company N. Travis Cameron Herald Peel Nils Gas Sam S. White American General Life Insurance Company
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