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Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1935

Page

10

New Stadium Aims to Add Crowd Audio System

Plans propose a contra jond speaker near the press box to announce plays and yardage during games. The system would help fans follow action and player names, though construction of seats this year is not certain.

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Sharp High School announces fall faculty list

Sharp Consolidated School District opens fall session September 9 with fourteen teachers district wide. High school staff includes C. R. Middleton, M. V. Hallman, Scott Fikes, Bill Ryan, Miss Lohma Reed, Miss Mildred Massengale, Miss Helen Terry, Mrs. Marvin Petty, Mr. Rk L Hargrove, Mrs. Louis Modesette. Other teachers are Miss Berenice Gresham, Mrs. Martha Preston, Mrs. Louis Rinn, and Mrs. Ollie Whitting.

Sharp Consolidated School Sharp High School C. R. Middleton M. V. Hallman Scott Fikes Bill Ryan Lohma Louise Reed Mildred Massengale Helen Terry Marvin Petty Rk. L. Hargrove Louis Modesette Berenice Gresham Martha Preston Louis Rinn Ollie Whitting

Sharpe school opens as football training and bus routes listed

Four buses will transport Sharp children this year. Enrollments are estimated between 225 and 250. Football coach Pike convened the squad with 26 returning members from 1936 and about 100 dollars of equipment planned. Several local residents travel or visit nearby states, tires are reported stolen, and a baby girl named Peggy Joy was born to Granville and Mrs. Bolton as wedding bells ring for two local couples.

Santia Petty Robert Bolton A. J. von Rosenburg J. L. Byrd I. D. Whites Ri. Middleton Pikes Sharpe Mendith Green SS. P. Jones Paul Bartrwtt J. Porton Wilhelm Backhaus Robert Nichols Floyd Hooks Clifford McDonald L. Byrd R. Lannon, Jr. Miller N. Nichols M. Shelton F. A Will Inge Chas J. Brown Sharp Granville Bolton Peggy Joy

Adult Education Schools Open In Milam County

Seven adult education centers began operation Monday under Milam County supervisor Mrs. Vada Walters. San Gabriel led with teachers F Harris, Margaret Cummings, and Roberta Harrison. Rockdale with Elmera Miller. San Grove with Eunice Warner. Cameron with Mozelle Johnson and Latonia Kelly. Friendship with B Roads. Gause with George Leath and Harley Modisette. Thorndale with Genevie Schaffer. Milano with Parrot. and a Mexican school led by Maggie Aycock. Teachers report strong interest as several study in Austin in August.

Vada Walters Milam County

Weddings and local social notes from Lilac area

In the past week two marriages were performed near Lilac. On September 12 Tom Wilson and Willie Graham wed at Rev. Johnnie Moore's home near San Gabriel with Rev. Moore officiating. Clyde Lovelace and May Hillan married at the Hillan home with Rev. Gunn presiding. Both couples were raised near Lilac. Ray Fanning left for Dallas to enroll in Draughon’s Business College. Mrs. Frank Owens and Mrs. A N Owens of Richmond returned home with Mrs. Alif Owens.

Will Davis A. B. Moore Oakwood Chas. Ward Arnell Graves Missouri J. L. Boyd Luther Lee Seigfred Backhaus Louisiana Tom Wilson Willie Graham Johnnie Moore San Gabriel Moore Wilson Lilac Hillan Clyde Lovelace May Hillan J E. H. Gunn Frank Owens A. N. Owens Richmond Alif Owens

Farm Club Notes Highlight Milam County Demonstrations

Miss Strange of Milam county leaves September 14 for an Avents meeting at Camp Giesecke New Braunfels and returns September 21 to Cameron. Mrs. Lee Marak reports 801 containers valued at 275.38 on 1680 feet of pantry space. The club shows 26 253 containers added May through August, including vegetables fruit jelly jam and marmalades.

Miss Strange Milam County Camp Giesecke New Braunfels Cameron Lee Marak Jones Prairie Club Home Demonstration Club Ad Hall H. D. Club Edith Marek Agnes Horlica Ag Agnes

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