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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1955

Page

5

Miss Nancy Lou Harrell Weds Billy Lee Nelson in Gladewater

Nancy Lou Harrell daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Hearrell married Billy Lee Nelson son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Heabherlin Saturday at eight in the First Methodist Church Gladewater. The ceremony featured candlelit arches white roses and organ music. The couple plan to reside in Lubbock where the groom studies at Texas Tech and the bride is from Cameron and Gladewater with extensive local schooling.

Nancy Lou Harrell Billy Lee Nelson Nancy Lou Hearrell Jack Lewis Hearrell Samuel C. Heabherlin First Methodist Church Gladewater Compton Riley Galveston Hearrell O. B. Hardin Cameron Beula Burns Austin Miami Florida Nassau Lubbock Texas Technological College Gladewater High School Stephens College Columbia Bay Technology Dallas

Off School Supper honors Baptist Young People at First Church

The First Baptist Church hosts the annual Off to School Supper for sixty four youths headed to colleges. Guest speaker J. C. Martin reviewed his book Sambo amid colorful decor and notes listing attendees by their schools.

First Baptist Church J. C. Martin Martin Batte Sambo Harold Riley Baylor Aubrey F. Russell J. H. Angell Glenn Dodson Kennet Cryer Tommy Chamberlain Leon Beale Texas A & M Nancy Lawrence Donald Rose Sam Houston State Teachers College Carolyn Russell Howard Payne Billy Newton Texas A Bobbie Price Anita Dusek Mary Hardin - Baylor Jean Bradbury Nancy Graltien John Carroll Russell Drayton McLane Bryce McClellen Luane Asher Ann Bradbury Norvine Holder Virginia Graham Kate McLane Gloria Weems Yvonne Storey San Marcos State Teachers College Franklin Stewart Billy Joe Reynolds Texas Tech Mary Frances Hensley

Mrs J B White Absent From Cameron Office

Mrs J B White has been away from her Cameron office since Thursday while visiting her parents in Lampasas. A lingering cough worsened into serious complications sending her to a Lampasas hospital for treatment. Her condition reportedly improved this morning, suggesting a short absence.

J B. White Cameron Herald Lampasas the Herald Cameron

Uranium Cure Hoax Debunked by Texas Health Chief

Dr A Holle M D Texas Commissioner of Health warns hundreds chase Uranium Health Centers cures charging 2 and 3 dollars per hour. He notes tests show little radiation readings and says no laws violated yet and urges public discernment against the claims.

A. Holle Holle Texas

Shirley Lierman and Eric Miller wed in Rosebud church

Miss Shirley Lierman daughter of Mr and Mrs Les Lierman of Rosebud married Eric Miller son of Mr and Mrs E C Miller of Bartlett in a candlelight ceremony at the Lutheran church Rosebud Rev David Beltz officiated Richard Jones of San Antonio sang the nuptial music The bride wore white embroidered tulle over taffeta with a pearl choker and a Juliet cap The couple will reside in McAllen after a wedding trip The bridegroom is in the Air Force and a Texas A&M graduate

Shirley Lierman Les Liermen Rosebud Eric Miler E. C Mille F Bartlett Liuiheren Divid Beltz Ipers Baskets Richard Jones San Antonio Betty Rudder Hobbs, N.M Barbara Piper Austin Velma Miller Ruth Reichert Cameron Maid of Honor Wilbert Miller Columbus Texas Briiegroom Billy Lierman Rockdale Lawrence Winkler College Station Clarence Fischer Bartlett Don Lierman Billy Roy Lierman D. Brown Memorial Library Shirley Mark Temple Robert Litzman Killeen Joyce Lierman Rosebud High School Bartlett High School Texas A&m College Air Force McAllen

Garden Club Adopts Ambitious Program

The Ci vic Garden Club, led by presiding Mrs. Leo Fuchs, approved three new projects for the year. Members will plant one new plant each, assist a local colored school with plant distributions, and cooperate with the Chamber of Commerce on beautification efforts. The meeting welcomed three new members and noted 15 members plus one guest.

Civic Garden Club Alvin Dusek Chamber of Commerce Leo Fuchs Edwin Adams R. G. Grabein Frank Schiller Texas Cato Shereer Roy Wright R. L. Wallace O. A. White

Rotary talk outlines USPS changes and address rules

John R. Hays, program chairman, spoke at the Rotary Club on postal department changes including record keeping, painted mail boxes, and future items. He warned that incorrect or missing street addresses increase mail carrier workloads and how envelopes must show proper addresses to avoid return. Dr Clifford Swift was made committee chairman for the Community Center project, with H. B. Pressley named as next program chairman.

John Hays Rotary Club Post Office Department Clifford Swift H. B. Pressley

S. K. Anderson Joins U S Navy Fleet

S K Anderson teleman second class USN joined the Atlantic Fleet reporting here in August to the Commander in Chief. He is the son of Mrs Hattie Anderson of Cameron Texas and graduated from O J Thomas High School before enlisting in 1952.

U. S. Atlantic Fleet S. K. Anderson Teleman USN Hattie Anderson Karne Street Cameron Texas Navy O. J. Thomas High School

Specialist Warns Farmers To Read Seed Tag Labels

Associate Extension Agronomist Lee C. Coffey urges farmers to read seed tags before buying. Tags must list contents including any noxious weeds, helping prevent weed introductions during the small grain planting season. Common pests noted include cheat chess jointed goatgrass wild morning glory field bindweed curled dock Johnson grass and wild oats.

Lee C. Coffey

Arkansas Driver Pays Meter Fine Promptly

A parking meter officer noted an Arkansas licensed car paying a $1.00 fine by mail after receiving a ticket. The week saw 40 tickets issued and 32 paid, with meter collections totaling $258.70, a record for the period.

Marshall Terry Arkansas E. W. Atkerson Terry

Cotton stalk shredding urged after harvest

Entomologists from the Texas Agricultural Extension Service urge shredding and plowing under all cotton stalks after harvest to combat boll weevils and pink bollworms now prevalent across many areas of the state.

Texas Agricultural Extension Service

Miss Clare Fasley Absent for West Texas Bridesmaid Duty

Miss Clare Fasley was away from her post Friday and Saturday while serving as a bridesmaid in Elizabeth Prude’s wedding in West Texas. She returned to Cameron from the Davis Mountains late Sunday night.

Clare Fasley the Herald West Texas Elizabeth Prude Cameron Davis Mountains

Election shapes up for Texas Democratic national committeeman

An upcoming Texas Democratic national committee member election follows a Sept. 21 nominating committee vote and a Sept. 22 Fort Worth State Executive Committee meeting. National party leaders require a vote for Adlai Stevenson 1952 and alignment with Governor Shivers Sam Rayburn and Lyndon Johnson.

State Executive Committee Fort Worth Paul M. Butler Adlai Stevenson Shivers Sam Rayburn U.S Lyndon Johnson Texas U S. Air Force U. S. Weather Bureau Texas Department of Public Safety State Division of Civil Defense and Disaster Relief Austin San Antonio Corpus Christi Brownsville Victoria Galveston Houston Beaumont Wichita Falls Lubbock Midland San Angelo Amarillo

Texas in Review to air football highlights and retriever trial

The Texas in Review program will switch to a football season format showing filmed highlights from Southwest Conference games such as Texas Tech Baylor Hardin-Simmons and TCU Kansas. Kern Tips will narrate. The feature also includes footage of the first Texas Open Championship Retriever Trial at Woodlawn Lake presented by the Alamo Retriever Club. Air times: KTBC Austin 7:30 p.m. KCEN Temple 7:30 p.m. KANG Waco 8:30 p.m.

Texas IN Review Saturay Texas Tech Baylor Hardin - Simmons TCU - Kansas Kern Tips Humble Company Woodlawn Lake Alamo Retriever Club San Antonio Ktbc - TV Austin Kcen - TV Temple Kang - TV Waco

Rotation Hubam Clover Boosts Yields On Milam County Farm

On a blackland farm near Burlington Paul Olbrich reports seven years of rotating hubam clover and winter peas plus superphosphate has doubled maize yields and doubled cotton yields since 1947. His 24 acres of permanent pasture include Bermuda and rye grasses. 20 acres are sudan grass for grazing. He harvests hubam seed for sale and seed supply. Milam County commissioners provide equipment for conservation work and terraces are being leveled and reworked to support planned crop land.

Paul Olbrich Blackland Burlington Texass Olbrich Sudan Olbreih Milam County Doc Markham Roy Law Law Central Texas Soil Conservation District K. R. Bluestem

First Year Milk Program Drank Over 400 Million Pints

In its first year the Special School Milk Program delivered well over 400 million half pints of milk to school children. With schools reopening this year, officials foresee opportunities to distribute even more milk through the program.

Soil Conservation Measures Implemented in Texas District

Hal Hartrick, Central Texas Soil Conservation District supervisor, reports completion of terraces and about two miles of large channel terraces. A diversion below a pasture redirects 40 acres of field water to a Bermuda grass waterway. The two 125 acre fields will be seeded to hubam clover this fall and left as a soil conditioning crop.

K. R. Blueste Hal Hartrick Central Texas Soil Conservation District Hartrick ACP

Fresh bread slice keeps cake fresh with toothpicks

A simple kitchen tip suggests using a slice of fresh bread secured by toothpicks to cover the cut cake, preventing air exposure and slowing staling. The method relies on the bread absorbing moisture and sealing the exposed surface.

Chamber Notes Updates on Fair Booth and Fire UnderwritersVisit

Horace Black reports the Heart O' Texas Fair booth materials ordered and progress made. A team of fire insurance underwriters will visit Cameron this fall to assess fire losses with business cooperation urged. Bill Burns named Jack Prescott and Richard Williams to coordinate with others on the visit date. Perrin notes Highway 77 right of way cooperation improving and 40 miles of county road winterized with 190 under construction.

Horace Black Cameron Chamber of Commerce Bill Burns Jack Prescott Richard Williams BE. A. Perrin Highway & Good Roads Committee Board of Directors Hi Way Perrin

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H. L. McKaig Wilson Godfrey Lola Lewis Hearrell Sam Hearrell Robert Austin Powell Ann Brown Jean Grayson Joy Chamber Sue Richter Dorthea Varisco Bryan Ann Day Bellaire Sharon Hudnall Jack Hearrell II James Heatherlin Jack Hudnall Tyler Robert Gary Jerry Cladwell Hal Long Billy Ray Johnston Robert Powell Billy Phillips Grand Prairie the Groom Kilgore College Kilgore Southern Methodist University J. B. White M. D Eric Miller Garden Club Raymond P. Korbobo Auttis Franklin John R. Hays US Navy Vern Sanford Texas Press Association Texas’ New Democratic National Wright Moraw Veterans Land Plan Texas’ Veterans Land Program J. Earl Rudder Commissioners Court Rudder Bascom Giles Clifford Thompson Kelly Allen Dodson 18Th Street Fannin Washington Streets Dodson Jackson Street E. J. Burkes Ed Kohutek Gene Friemel Friemel Kohutek Price Butte Roy Laskinerty Weems J. F. Sio‘ta Smith Schiller Joe Richter
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