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Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1951

Page

10

Givis Garden Club To Convene For Fall Session

The Cameron Civic Garden Club will hold its first meeting of the new year on Thursday at 9 30 A M in the basement of the Christian Church The program includes Growing Day Lilies by Mrs Alvin Dusek and a discussion on symmetrical arrangements led by Mrs Leo Fuchs Also noted visitors Mr and Mrs Verne Sage of San Diego and sister Elizabeth Rischar of Corsicana visited over the weekend.

Cameron Civic Garden Club The Christian Church Alvin Dusek Leo Fuchs Verne Sage San Diego California Sister Elizabeth Rischar Corsicana Rischar

Prize paintings exhibition planned at Lone Star Gas office

Seven Texas artists including Fred Darge will display oil paintings at Lone Star Gas Co office in Cameron on September 17 and 18. Announced by J R Bush district manager, the show features portraits landscapes and still lifes in Southwest style. Darge, born in Germany in 1900, studied in Chicago and has exhibited widely earning cash awards. One work, In the Canyon, depicts Big Bend like wilderness with packhorse riders and wide open spaces.

Texas Lone Star Gas Company Cameron J R. Bush Gay Company Bush Southwest Fred Darge Dallas Germany Darge Canyon Big Bend Chicago Art Institute Dallas Museum of Fine Arts Allied Arts Texas General Corpus Christi Caller-Times Tessas Fine Arts Association Southwestern Drawis Union League Club of Chicago Cokesbury Book Store Harris and Company of Vallas Dallas Art Association Klepper Art Club Lone Star District

Water Conservation program urged by Texas Health Officer

Dr Geo W Cox Texas State Health Officer urges immediate water conservation across towns districts and farms to avert water shortage emergencies. He promotes dam construction and new wells to store flood and rain water as vital to public health and economic stability. He warns that delaying for three to five years worsens shortages.

Geo. W. Cox Cox Texas

Hollas and Orsag Win In Swine Show At Buckholts

Hollas and Orsag win top ranks in Milam 4-H Club Show at Buckholts with Duroc gilts. Hollas gilt bred by Henry Richter of Cameron claims champion in Sears Foundation gilt class. Orsag gilt bred by James Ernst wins first in class sponsored by local businessmen with West Grain Company as sponsor. Other class placements listed for several participants.

Kenneth Hollas Hugo Hollas Splawn Dwyane Orsag Pete Orsag Buckholts Hollas Henry Richter Cameron Sears Foundation Orsay James Ernst West Grain Company James Glaser Paul Winkler Floyd Chevalier Barton Fuchs Halenke Joe Zaficek Howard Gonten Dwyne Orsag Stanley Glaser

Swine Show Honors and Local Support Highlight Event

Judge M Regenbrecht of Texas A and M Extension Service praised the young exhibitors. Bucks Holt business men contributed 55 dollars in premiums and the Sears Foundation donated 30 dollars in prizes.

Than Fritz Johnny Jungmann Kk. M. Regenbrecht Texas A & M Extension Service Buckholts Sears Foundation

Texas Poultry Study Finds 75 Percent Grade A Breeder Birds

Researchers Moundney Parnell and Halpin analyzed 40 719 breeder turkeys from five Texas plants. Eight percent of carcasses graded were toms. No 1 price averaged 22.4 cents per pound for toms and 36.9 cents for No 1 hens. No 1 grade generally includes A and B birds.

Mounney D. Parnell Cameron R. B. Halpin Association Texas U. S

Navy Training Pays Dividends For Life

Navy recruiting ad invites 17 to 81 year olds who are otherwise qualified to enlist and receive training. Call or write your nearest U S Navy Recruiting Station to apply.

Navy U. S. Navy

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