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Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1968

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Southern Pacific seeks agency halt Cameron Texas

A notice from Austin says a hearing at 10 am on November 15 in the Ernest O Thompson Bldg Austin will consider Southern Pacific Railroad authority to discontinue its Cameron agency and retire the depot building. SP says no freight service will be affected and May improve northbound service.

Austin Ernest O. Thompson Southern Pacific Railroad Cameron Rosebud Southern Pacific Company Texas C.O.D D R. Kirk Southern Pacific Co P. O. Box Houston

Milam County Sees Early Interest In 1968 Gen Election

Milam County prepares for November 5 general election with polls open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. at 34 boxes. County Clerk Wayne Wieser notes about 5,000 votes expected. 4,368 cast in 1964. By midweek 301 absentee votes were recorded, nearly double 1964. Absentee voting ends November 1. Marak ballot box moves to Parish Hall. Voting locations include Precinct 1 Courthouse and Precinct 2 Cameron School gym.

Milam County Wayne Wieser Wieser Marak Parish Cameron School American Party Wallace LeMay Cameron Democratic Party Wilson Jewelry Rockdale

Mrs. Gus Evans Sr. Dies Widow of Cameron Optometrist

Mrs. Gus Evans Sr., 87, of Cameron, died in a Cameron hospital. Funeral at 2 p.m. Thursday at First Baptist Church of Cameron with Rev. J. E. Lafferty officiating. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Rosebud. Survived by two sons Dr. Gus Evans Cameron and John Evans San Antonio. two daughters Inez Wilson Cameron and Laurita De Laurent Lake Charles La.. eleven grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Marek Burns Funeral Home in charge.

Gus Evans Cameron Cameron Hospital First Baptist Church of J. E. Lafferty Woodlawn Rosebud First Baptist Church John Evans San Antonio Inez Wilson Laurita de Laurent Lake Charles Marek Burns

Bake Sale by St Anthony 4H Club Saturday

The St Anthony 4H Club will hold a bake sale on Saturday November 2 starting at 9 30 a m in front of Culpeppers.

St. Anthony Culpepper's

Poage Dedicates Hospital Addition in Cameron

Cong W R Poage led the dedication of a 22 room addition at Newton Memorial Hospital in Cameron. About 250 people attended as Mrs W R Newton Sr and Dr W R Newton Jr spoke. Poage highlighted medical leadership, costs of modern medicine, and the community’s Newton family legacy. A reception followed at The Texan with NMH staff and guests.

Newton Memorial Hospital W. R. Newton, Jr Fred Blake Cameron Business W. R. Poage Newton Yonge W. R. Newton W. R. Newton Sr Milam County Cong Poage Texas Senate Temple Southwest American Medical Society Texas Cong. Poage U.S. House Agriculture Committee Cameron N. L. Caperton Milton Schiller E. A. Perrin Cong Poage Texan David H. Karney L. L. Nigliazzo NMH

Hiway Executives Feted By Cameron Leaders

About 150 Cameron business and professional leaders and guests hosted Bryan District Engineer and Mrs. Joe G Hanover and families of highway personnel for a barbecue at First Methodist Fellowship Hall. Hanover reviewed Milam County highway gains totaling 9.1 million dollars in 10 years, including 2.8 million for 30 farm to market roads, 6.3 million for 80 miles of new state and federal construction, 200000 for road betterment, and 316 miles of surfaced roads. He announced 600000 for US 77 from Minerva to the south, a new Brazos River bridge, widening US 79 toward Rockdale, and plans to study needs for a modern US 190 from Hearne. Hanover introduced Bryan District executives and wives. LaVert McKinney led Cameron Chamber highway committee with members listing multiple names.

Cameron Bryan Joe G. Hanover First Methodist Fellowship Hall Hanover Milam County Texas Highway Dept Plete Minerva Jones Prairie Brazos River Thorndale Rockdale Hearne LaVert McKinney Cameron Chamber Hilliard Thomas E. L. Wied Joe Humplik John Marak Ed Schiller Henry Litzman Jim Camp Forrest Sapp Herman Hanel Porter Jim Lafferty L . Stroup Fred Blake

Guest Minister To Speak Sunday At 1st Presbyterian

Rev. John Franklin Callaway of Little Rock and Edinburgh will deliver the Sunday morning sermon at Cameron First Presbyterian Church. Rev. Wirt Skinner will conduct services. The Callaways are houseguests of the Skinners. He recently completed a master's in Biblical studies at New College Edinburgh and trained at Louisville and Union Theological Seminary Richmond.

John Franklin Callaway Litthke Rock Ark Edinburgh Scotland Cameron First Presbyterian Church Wirt Skinner Callaway Skinner New College University of Edinburg Loughestern College Memphis

City Councilman John Hays Dies at 74

City Councilman John R. Hays, 74, died at 2 30 am Monday in a Cameron hospital. He served as Cameron postmaster for 30 years and was elected to the City Council in 1966. Funeral services were held Tuesday at First Baptist Church. He was born October 24 1891 in Bexar County and came to Cameron in 1920. He retired as postmaster in 1964. He is survived by his wife, a son, a daughter, a brother, two sisters, and four grandchildren.

John R. Hays Cameron First Baptist Church J. E. Lafferty Oak Hill Cemetery Hays Bexar County Cameron Herald Cameron Rotary Club San Andres Bobby Hays Taylor Johnnie Gibbons Enon Ohio Jim Hays Irving Addie Swafford Muleshoe J. €. Byler Lubbock Narvie Caperton E. A. Perrin E. B. Hyer Vaughn Thweatt Harry Tag David Hart Siegfried Backhaus Jim Camp Marek Burns

UNICEF Halloween Canvass Moves to Help Needy Children

UNICEF volunteers plan a 5 PM house to house canvass from Methodist Fellowship Hall for needy children with a costume parade through downtown Cameron for younger children. Refreshments follow at 6 PM. A traditional Halloween party at Oxsheer Smith's home was canceled due to his absence.

Unicef Methodist Fellowship Hall Alloween Cameron Fellowship Hall Oxsheer Smith Smith

Missing Cattle Warps Milam County Investigations

Investigations continue into cattle thefts in Milam County focusing on Milano and Sharp areas. Sheriff Carl Black partners with the Texas and Southwestern Cattlemen Association to trace losses, which range from minor amounts to 18 heifers for one local rancher.

Milam County Milano Sharp Carl Black Texas and Southwestern Cattleman’s Association

Crestmont Oil Plans Edwards Wildcat in Milbur Field

Crestmont Oil & Gas of Houston to drill No. 1 Cliff Blackburn wildcat in Milbur Field South Milam County on a 90 acre Smith Vincent lease. Target is Edwards Limestone at about 6000 feet, with nearby Wilcox wells at 2600 to 2900 feet.

Milbur Milam County Crestmont Oil & Gas Company Houston Cliff Blackburn Smith Vincent Crestmont Ashland Oil Company Blackburn Luling Oil & Gas Company Coldiron Navarro Edwards

Measles Clinic Immunizes 712 in Milam County

A total of 712 youngsters aged 1 to 10 were immunized in Sunday Measles Must Go clinics at Cameron and Rockdale. Dr. C. G. Swift said the turnout was good, with 360 immunized in Cameron and 352 in Rockdale, aided by a group of nurses, students, and volunteers. Vaccination makeup shots will be available Thursdays at the Milam County Health Unit Cameron.

Cameron Rockdale C. G. Swift Milam County Swift American Legion Betty Humble Marie Jackson Pete Mikula Mildred Wheeler Jo Laywell Gloria Perkins Catherine Anderle Bridgit Mortimer Sharon Nigliazzo Alma Houston Georgeena Anderson Lelia Thomas Cynthia Mitchan Janice Hughes Sharon Vernette Charm Wieser Debbie Hardwick Veronica Tepera Phillis Hanel Maxine Meyer Mildred

Farmers Union Sets County Convention Here Wednesday

Bryan Handley of San Marcos will speak at the annual Farmers Union Convention in Cameron on Wednesday. The event opens with a 6 30 p.m. barbecue in Simon George Hall, followed by a business session with the secretary treasurer report and officer elections. Resolutions will be adopted for the state convention December 5 8, with Jay Naman of Waco as a special guest. Tickets are sold by Farm Bureau officers and directors through November 7.

Bryan Handley San Marcos Farmers Union Cameron Simon-George Hall Jay Naman Waco Texas Farmers Union Farm Bureau

Hensley Russell Bay Firm Expansion of Sunny Isle Unit

Hensley Russell, Inc. will acquire the Cam Texas ownership of Sunny Isle’s children’s wear division, moving production to Cameron with a new plant planned for late 1969. Clyde Hensley, Jr. becomes president and Edison T. Russell vice president. Charles Wickersham to manage Cameron plant. Total employment about 150 with offices in Dallas and Los Angeles.

Sunny Isle, Inc Cam-Tex Cameron Hensley Russel, Inc Clyde Hensley, Jr Edison T. Russell Hensley Milam County Sunny Isle Johnston, Inc Russell Children’s Wear Joni J Ed, Jr David Charles Wickersham Brook Hollow Dallas Los Angeles Oklahoma

Fort Worth Man to Head Band Program in Cameron Schools

Bob Carney of Fort Worth has been hired to direct the Yee High Band in Cameron schools and will start next week. He is a Texas Wesleyan University graduate with five years of high school band experience and previously led Kerens High School and Eastern Hills High School. Mrs. Jan Bodine of Temple will teach in Cameron and county schools and direct the Yoe High School choir.

Bob Carney Fort Worth Yee D. R. Dodson Carney Texas Wesylan University Kerens High School Eastern Hills Arizona State College Flagstaff Wirt Skinner Francis Cox Dodson Ada Henderson Jan Bodine Temple Cameron

St Edward Development Fund Drive Continues

Workers press ahead with the St Edward Development Fund drive, reporting $106,450 so far after earlier errors of $110,000. The Cameron Milam area aims for 250,000 to be matched by 250,000 from the Order of Sisters of Charity. Funds via Hill Burton authorize 500,000 for a new one floor structure south of the current hospital site.

St. Edward Development Fund Herald Cameron - Milam Order of Sisters of Charity of Incarnate Word St. Edward Hospital

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