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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1951
Page
2
Texas A and M heads to UCLA for the season opener on September 21 marking a return to the Bruins after 11 years. The 1940s era spotlight includes standout backs like Jarrin Kimbr o and 1951 All American Bruisin Bob Smith who set conference scoring and rushing records.
Miss Jo Ann Gibson enters the nursing program at Providence Hospital in Waco. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs C V Gibson of Cameron and reports enjoying her work very much.
Ada Kenderson School cafeteria will offer a week of meals from September 17 to 21 under director C L Canady. Menu includes Meat pie and salads Monday, pinto beans Tuesday, Hungarian goulash Wednesday, pressed ham Thursday, and chili and beans Friday with milk bread and desserts. students urged to use the lunch room for balanced meals.
A concise aphorism on beauty and autonomy suggests that women are seen as beautiful until they declare otherwise. It frames social evaluation as conditional on individual consent and agency.
Yee High School announces class officers for the coming year per principal S. M. Layfield. Senior officers include Dean Fuller president Bryce McClellen vice president Marbara Walton secretary treasurer Florence Boecker reporter. Junior officers list Sara Esslinger president Bobby Bishup vice president Frances Vogelsang secretary treasurer Andrea Brady reporter. Sophomore officer Martha Collins president.
The report lists new student government leaders including president Joe Lee Heitman and vice president Yvonne Storey, along with secretary treasurer Ann Wimberly and reporters Barbara J. Aigner and W. K. Leonard. Freshman Wayne Fisher and Charles Eanes also appear as officers and reporters.
Yee High School Choral Club forms this week under guidance of Glenn Dodson. Thirty students join the chorus as coral singing begins and several numbers are planned for upcoming performances.
A brief editorial asserts that today’s society faces higher demand for character than at any prior time in history, urging individuals to embody integrity, responsibility, and ethical conduct in public life and daily actions.
Congressman Poage reports the National Production Authority approved rapid amortization for the Alcoa plant in Milam County. Alcoa officials say this final action enables start of a multi million dollar aluminum plant. The project aims for a lasting peacetime facility rather than a wartime spur and links to TP and L in a plan to supply lignite powered cheap electricity attracting further industry.
James Gibson son of Mr and Mrs O V Gibson is home on thirty day leave after a year in Korea. He joined the Marines at seventeen in 1945 and reenlisted in 1949. He served with the First Marine Division in Guam and China in 1946 and took part in the Korea amphibious landing on September 15 1950. He endured the Chosin Reservoir trap for 14 days and spent nine months on the front lines. His brother Pfc Gordon Gibson is also in the Marines and recently sailed for duty in Korea.
Frank V. Torno son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Torno of Cameron receives a bachelor of arts degree from A and M College at the end of the second summer session. He majored in Business Administration and was a notable Cameron athlete from Yee High School.
An unofficial survey of WACS at Fort Sam Houston shows SFC Florence C Hursh of Oklahoma City favoring Texas as the biggest and best. Hursh says Texans sell their state well and she remains fond of Oklahoma due to relatives there.
A prominent Texas natural area, Big Bend National Park, stands as one of the last substantial wilderness regions in the state, preserving rugged landscapes and diverse ecosystems.
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