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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1954
Page
5
Mrs. W. H. Hopper and family of Houston visited the T. F. Yates home on Sunday to pay respects to Joan Yates and share time with local friends in the community gathering.
Mr and Mrs Jack Yates and daughter of Waco and Mr and Mrs Shurfield are mentioned. Mr and Mrs Fritz Schwarting returned from Rosenburg to visit his ill mother. Mrs Dickie Jayness and Mr and Mrs Jack Stidham attended the wedding of J C Komar and Leala Lindeman. Mrs Canady visited sisters Wade Fatheree and Lewis Murff. Many from Ben Arnold attended the funeral of O J Brodin in Cameron. The Ben Arnold gin shipped 789 bales of cotton this far.
Mr and Mrs Hubert Skala hosted overnight guests in Clarkson with the Casey family in Lott. Cameron visitors C S Robbins and E Colburn visited the Thomas Burch home in Waco. Barclay residents Henry Ernst called on Louis Skala. Bill Harrison visited his mother Mary Harrison and brother. D D Harrison and family from Dallas spent the holiday weekend with J A Blassenz and family. Sharon Kaye Millsap visits in San Antonio and Sulphur Springs with E R Millsap family as husband is away. D D Harrison and J A Blassenz traveled to Waco for business. Joe Hauk and family joined Jimmy to Bryan for Allen Academy. Louis Skala and family spent a day in Waco.
Brother Joe Gayle attended Sunday services with Mrs Zack Griffin and family members Marvin and Zackie Jr Frank Griffin also visited. Gayle has resigned from his position as pastor of the Yarrellton Church.
Brownwood sees move for teaching at Howard Payne College. Several families and individuals visit relatives in Rogers Cameron Texarkana Fort Worth Temple and Burlington. Yarrellton Gin Co reports 450 bales. Loyd Fuller from Houston and Roy Hensley of Cameron visit area residents. Charlene Griffin of San Marcos visits Buster Griffin family.
Mrs R V Colvin returned from Palestine where she visited a daughter and Fred James family and traveled to Jacksonville to see a sick brother. Harven Reese and family visited Albert Reese’s at Rogers. Mary Peeples visited Clyde Franklin’s daughter in Rockdale. John Burns of Houston stayed with his mother J D Peeples Sr. Guests at Willard Peirce’s home included E C Wilson and twin sons Larry and Garry of Gause and others from San Antonio.
A roundup lists Cecil McGregor of Dallas visiting his parents, and many others including the McKnight and Jackson families in Caldwell and Rockdale. Several relatives and friends attended a funeral for Mr. Hutto, while Yeomen optimism grows as players display morale ahead of Friday's non district game against University Heights in Waco.
The Yoemen and Giddings Buffaloes scrimmaged on the Yoe field for an hour and a half. Buffaloes led about 2 to 1 in the scrimmage, per Coach Jackson. The Yoemen, a young inexperienced club, show steady improvement and reserve strength mirrors the first team.
Weekend visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Jekel Jr. came from Cameron, Ennis, Austin, and Houston. The list includes Mr. and Mrs. Ladis Novotny and Bob, Cpl. Frank Novotny of Fort Riley, Dwayne and Janet Jekel, and other relatives.
HM3 USN Thomas Harrison visits Cameron relatives during a 15 day leave from Camp Le Jeune North Carolina. He has served over three and a half years and will be discharged in January 1955.
A former Yoo High School graduate named Harrison recently finished a two month cruise in the Vieques Porto Rico area. He previously worked at the Cameron Herald before entering military service.
The notices list two study sessions this weekend. Friday at 7 44 p m theme Prepare For Expansion and Sunday at 3 p m subject The Power of Hope.
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