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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1950
Page
3
A Sunday night rain with strong winds brought no reported damage. Local residents share family visits, recoveries from operations, and weekend stays with relatives. The piece notes peanut thrashing delayed by rain and invites everyone to Sand Grove Church of Christ services each Sunday at 2:00 PM.
A 1950 pickup stolen in Cameron was recovered in Hearne late Wednesday. Reuben Mills of Milano parked on South Central Avenue and left keys in the switch. when he returned the car had vanished. Sheriff Carl Black led a search, and the vehicle was later found in Hearne.
A statement notes an aggressive person turning the wolf at the door into a rug for his floor, implying a violent act. The phrase suggests a metaphor or description of a sudden, brutal domination or elimination of a threat.
Mr and Mrs Bob Smithwick of Dallas visited his mother Mrs W R Looney. Mrs Ewell Walston and Mrs Jimmie Thurestt and children Linda and Phil spent last Sunday in Hempstead. Mr and Mrs Vass Harlan attended cemetery cleaning at Little River. Mrs R B Wilson and children Shirley LaVerne and Peggy were in Calvert. Billy Ray Wilson of Clifton Junior College was home visiting. Mrs Joe Bill Foster and children Joe and Jolly attended Sunday with Mr and Mrs Bob Foster while Mrs Walter White visited her parents.
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors who helped during our wife and mother’s illness and death. Grateful for flowers, prayers, and words of condolence from all who assisted us. Cc. M. Mullinax and family.
A compact listing of weekly services across multiple denominations. Milano Methodist Catholic Assembly of God First Presbyterian First Baptist Sharp Presbyterian note times for morning worship Sunday School and evening services, with pastors Rev Ledbetter Rev Theile pape Rev Duda Rev Cunningham and Rev Corkern.
Lloyd Stoebner son of Mr and Mrs Will Stoebner of Burlington has enlisted in the Army Air Corps. He left for the Air Recruiting Office at Waco Monday, passed his physical, and was sent to Lackland Air Base San Antonio for eight weeks of basic training. He is a Rosebud High School graduate and attended Durham's Business College in Austin. He worked at Citizens National Bank for 18 months before volunteering.
Mrs Canasta complains of traffic nuisance caused by Mr Canasta and two old men in cars blocking the street. She urges action to clear clutter from the roads and notes a cattle deal discussion as poorly parked feet obstructing passersby.
Five Cameron cleaning and pressing plants announce price increases effective Saturday September 9. The notice defends higher rates as below average prior levels yet reasonable for investment and labor. Signatories include Markham Cleaners Snowhite Laundry & Cleaners Cammers Tailor Shop Chas. C. Smith and Tom Mowdy.
Five Cameron men Hilliard Thomas Max McClaren James Edwards Stewart Perkins and George Pool will be initiated as Pages in Waco at a district Pythians meeting attended by delegates from Bryan Austin Temple McGregor Hillsboro Marlin and Cameron Similar statewide Pythian Home Class Initiation events will occur Three Milam Lodge 25 members J M McLean Co R Allison and Fritz Schwarzing participate in conferring the degree.
The parking meter fund shows ongoing growth with $289.20 collected Thursday. This raises weekly totals by $31.47 and brings overall receipts to $1,349.11 since meters began. Marshall Terry notes potential fund depletion if staff costs rise. he confirms Mrs Canasta is finally cooperating and Mr Canasta will need to join in.
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