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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1949
Page
5
Texas Aggie center Jim Flowers, a 215 pound Dallas native, is highlighted as one of the better linebackers likely to shine on Southwest Conference gridirons this fall. His rugged play and all state high school credentials position him for all conference honors this season.
Johnnie Hauk former B team coach will move to Huntsville this week to enroll at Sam Houston State Normal to pursue a Master’s degree majoring in Physical Education. He is son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hauk of Clarkson and one of three Hauk brothers who played football for Cameron. He previously coached the B and C teams and served on the local faculty.
Mrs. Joe Luce Mrs. Effie Miller and Charles Evans attended a reunion of the Evans family at Cameron Park in Waco on Sunday.
Milam County records show about 200 new cars and trucks registered in three weeks, totaling roughly $200,000 at $2,000 each. The purchase pace suggests output finally meets demand and hints at a local transportation boom.
Cameron Volunteer Firemen elected officers for the coming year and set National Fire Prevention Week for October 9 to 15. Dean White was named President with long service and overseas war duty noted. Other officers include Bill Burns Vice President John C Andres Secretary Treasurer Bill Slavik Mascot Rev James McKeown Chaplain and Dr C G Swift Physician. Andres cites 1948 Texas fire toll of 618 lives lost and $824 200 000 in property damage.
Miss Nancy Zdenka Kubish returns from a pleasant vacation spent with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rindorf and sons of Waco. She also visited Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Sexton and son Roland and Mr. and Mrs. William Parma, all of Waco.
Mr and Mrs Neil Rylander and their children from Austin were guests of Mr and Mrs R B Rylander Thursday of the past week in a family visit noting social hospitality and local ties.
Milam County Local Board No. 92 reports twenty-one young men aged eighteen registered in August at the Local board office on N. Central Street. Names include Mike Montoya Jr, Helen Dean Lovelady, Willie Ray Boecker, James Pinkney Harwell, Otis Maxwell De Bose, and others.
Mrs. Jack Yewell and her son Mickey visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Walter Senkel in Mission this week. They plan to visit Austin before returning home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Scarborough and daughter Mrs. Oscar Patillo have returned from a holiday visit in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Loyce Phillips of Gladewater.
The Palm family expresses gratitude for kindness shown during illness and after the death of James William Palm. Mrs. Bertha Palm and daughter extend thanks for flowers meals and comforting words.
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