Shower Honors Bride-Elect Dorene Hollas in Cameron
Dorene Welles bride elect of John Martindale of Dallas was feted at a Sunday shower hosted by Mrs. Leo Hollas and other Cameron residents. Emerald green and white decor featured corsages for the bride-elect and mothers. The couple plans to marry September 2 at St. Monica's Catholic Church in Cameron.
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Dorene Welles
John Martindale
Dallas
Leo Hollas
Leo Mollys
Richard Hollas
Hues Hollas
Jamneichardson
Cameron
En Fox
Burlington
Algene Werms
Austin
Wases Parbara Holloe
Elaine Krukl
Carol Moxey
Gemba
Kathleen Hollas
Karen Richardson
Cansevon
Lee Hollas
Jrouston
Belleead
Irs
Boell Hollas
Lew Boston
Falna Akin
Lew Moston
Albert Krahl
Autin
Ollie Ernest
Arnald Juergen
Roselid
Frank Johns
St. Monica's Catholic Church
Boggan Family Marks Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Frank W Boggan of Hearne celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. The couple wed in Vilam County on August 2 1918. They live in Hearne and have three children Vester Deggen Winnie Belle Moore and Lessie Rene Demon and families. Granddaughter Sue Elderiza and husband visited from San Orens. Frank Boggan is retired from Missouri Pacific Hotel.
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Frank W. Boggan
Hearne
Vilam County
Boggan
Susie Holland
Milane
Vester Deggen
Irs
Winnie Belle Moore
Melrose
New Mexico
Aml Mra
Lessie Rene Demon
Navasota
Granddauchter
Sue “Eldera
San “Orens
Mr. Hoggan
Misouri Preitie Hoteea
Coaches Wives Honor Yoemen Mothers At Tea
Yoemen mothers were honored at a tea Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs Hal Stanislaw. Guests were received from 2 to 5 p.m. by hostesses Mrs Donnie Ray Robinson Mrs Hon Murdock and Mrs Stanislaw. Punch cookies nuts and minis were served from a table centered with white pom pom mums and miniature footballs in a football helmet container. A streamer inscribed 1968 Yoemen Mothers.
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Hal Stanislaw
Donnie Ray Robinson
Hon Murdock
Stanislaw
Committees Named by Beta Nu Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma
The Beta Nu Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma named committees for the coming year at an executive meeting held at The Texan Case on August 2. President Mrs. H. D. Maxwell announced appointments across Auditing Ceremonials Constitution Finance Historical Records Membership Necrology Nominations Publications and Publicity Scholarships Scrapbook Social Program of Work Personal Growth and Service Professional Affairs Research Music and related roles with listed members.
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Beta Nu
Delta Kappa Gamma
H. D. Maxwell
J. D. Lewis
Lillian Riemann
Clara Ed Schiller
Coy Arledge
Roy Hensley
Emmitt James
Constitution
Jack Stem
Frances Arnold
Raymond Golding
Grady Ligon
Raymond Kosel
Leo Kahler Jr
T. J. Taylor
Irs
Souther
John Clark
W. FE. Magee
Sidney Hughes
Thomas Glass
S. C. Souther
Roberta Falconer
Ethelledge
Walter Allen
Mississippi Wedding: Miss Wanda Garrison Weds John C Gay
Miss Wanda Lee Garrison and John Christopher Gay were married July 2 at Park Way Baptist Church Tupelo. The ceremony officiated by Rev Robert Earl Shirley featured lime green and white decor with daisies and carnations. After a Gulf Coast wedding trip, they reside at 1122 Blair Street Tupelo.
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Wanda Lee Garrison
Ernest Alvin Garrison
Columbus
Tupelo
John Christopher Gay
Parkway Baptist Church
John Christopher Gay, Jr
Cameron
Robert Earl Shirley
John Bowen
Loretta Garrison
Carol Garrison
Paul Dallas
Jesse French
Susan Hudson
Gulf Coast
Blair Street
Library Reception Opens Cameron Public School Year
Apple and red carnations greeted guests at a Thursday afternoon reception honoring St. Anthony and Cameron Public School faculties. A fashion show by Friends of the Cameron Public Library followed, featuring back to school outfits and teens wear with music by local hostesses and clubs.
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St. Anthony and Cameron Public School
Friends of
The
Cameron Public Library
Friends of the Cameron Public Library
Diplomatic Letters Discuss Travel France and Red China
Letters to the Department of State raise cautious views on sending a son to Paris during unrest and query U S policy on relations with China. A Santa Barbara mother asks if travel is advised amid turmoil. a Tacoma reader requests opinions on embargos, exchanges, and possible staff in China.
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Washington, D.C
Department of State
France
Alliance Francaise
Paris
Collee
United States
Middle East
Algeria
United Arab Republic
U.S
China
United Kingdoms
Communist China
Republic of China
Taiwan
United Kingdom
People’s Republic of China
Peking
Milam County Sears Swine Show crowns top gilt at Cameron
In Cameron the Milam County Sears Swine Show awarded ten gilts with Jerry Mueck of Cameron taking first place. The winner advances to the Area Swine Show in Waco on September 7. Judges praised the quality as 4H'ers and adults attended nearly 20 participants. Supervisors Fred Schuetze and J D Moore announced prize money from the Sears Foundation.
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Milam County
Avetlon Dam
Cameron
Waco
Joe Wakel
Jerry Mueck
Gene Garza
Rockdale
Jimmy Vaculin
Marak
John ‘“Omascik
Bucsholts
Bill Vozelsang
Daniel Gadison
Davila
James Lemon
Davilla
Sammy Thompson
Cause
Nathaniel Whitfield
Maysfield
Floyd Malone
Sears Foundation
Fred Schuetze
J. D. Moore
Parretts Welcome Daughter Rolette Sheree in Cameron
To Mr. and Mrs. Littleton Par rett of Cameron a daughter Rolette Sheree weighing 7 pounds 13 ounces was born September 1 at St. Edward Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jerry B. Schiller and Mr. and Mrs. Smith L. Barrett of Cameron. Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joe Krall of Buckholts and Mrs. Deila Barrett of Yarrellton.
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Littleton Parrett
Cameron
Rolette Sheree
St. Edward Hospital
Jerry B. Schiller
Smith L. Barrett
Joe Krall
Buckholts
Deila Barrett
Yarrellton
Blinn College Registration Schedules and Visit Announced
Blinn College will offer afternoon registration from 1 to 4 p.m. on weekdays between September 2 and 13. Regular registration runs 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on September 16, 17, and 18, with classes starting September 19. Pre-registering students need not register. Mrs Parker Hallberg of Washington DC visits Cameron for two weeks and will be joined next week by her husband before their two year USIA assignment in Bangkok.
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Blinn College
Parker Hallberg
Washington, D.C
Cameron
USIA
Bangkok
Thailand
Lighting tips to aid study at college centers
Penny Lay promotes study lighting with a 20 watt bulb and diffuser for less glare. A&M specialist advises lamp placement and shade center 15 inches left of the work area and 12 inches back for right handed workers. She notes higher wattage lamps offer more light and less glare, and suggests light colors for desks and walls plus avoiding desk facing windows.
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College Station
Penny Lay
Texas
A&m University
Miss Lay
Bureau
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