Involvement Theme For Delphian Club
The Cameron Delphian Club met Tuesday with a program reviewing 40 years of leadership and planned projects for the new year. Theme is Involvement in a Woman's Hands with study titled Women's Answer to Her Many Challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Delphian Club
Frank Reid
J D Eplen
Delphian Club
R. G. Grabein
Federation of Womens Clubs
A. J. Smith
Howard Baskin
A. W. McCullin
Tions Children’s Emergency Fund
Cameron Home Demonstration Club Meeting Notes
The Cameron Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs Sam Houston’s home Tuesday after a business session. Rosemary Ehler led a program on 4 H Club work. Hosts Mrs Houston and Mrs B D Clark served cookies and ice cream sodas to members and three visitors Frankie Ehier W H Lucas and Miss Rosemary Ehier.
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Cameron Home
Sam Houston
Rosemary Ehler
Houston
B. D. Clark
Frankie Ehier
W. H. Lucas
Rosemary Ehier
CW United Sets Fall Calendar With District Meeting
Church Women United plans three months of projects and named chairmen at the September meeting in Cameron. A District meeting with luncheon and program is set for October 2 at the Methodist Fellowship Hall. Delbert Burlison and Willie Porubsky named UNI CEF drive co chairs for October. World Community Day services slated for November 6 with W. C. Freeman and Porter as arrangements co chairs. Ten churches affiliated with Cameron CWU.
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Church Women United
Methodist Fellowship Hall
Don Marquart
Cameron Cwu
Delbert Burlison
Willie Porubsky
Unicef
W. C. Freeman
Porter
French Sauce Tricks and Banana Gourmet Tips
In France cooks improvise sauces with wine and preserves, offering inexpensive meat sauces and jelly based blends. The piece praises turning bananas into diverse dishes, from baking with lemon and butter to frying, grilling, and broiling with jelly or sour cream as toppings.
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France
Springlake Breakfast Honors Delta Kappa Gamma Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma Beta Nu met at Spring Lake clubhouse Saturday September 12 with Rosebud as hostesses. Forty one members and two guests attended. new members Mrs Opal Grusendorf and Mrs Beryl Carter joined by initiation, transfers welcomed. President Mrs Sidney Hughes led the meeting. invocation by Mrs A M Tate. Ne crology chair Miss Roberta Falconer outlined departed members with biographies by Lois Robertson Virginia Stesh and Dorothy Lumpkin. Programs chair N B Range outlined Next year's work stressing Critical Analysis of Values with Action as the new focus. Next meeting set as a branch at 9 30 at Spring Lake clubhouse with Chilton hosts.
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Beta Nu
Delta Kappa Gamma
Spring Lake
Rosebud
Ada Cornelison
Belton
Lock
Chilton
Opal Grusendorf
Marlin
Beryl Carter
Rockdale
Kate Piper
Marley
Roberta Falconer
Ethel Hodge
Lucille Wilson
Gertrude Pauling
N. B. Range
Home Poisoning Peril Warns In Home Safety Campaign
The Texas State Department of Health urges poison control at home highlighting child safety. Poisoning affects over half a million children yearly with 90 percent under five. common hazards include medicines, cleaners, insecticides, and fuels. Tips urge locked cabinets, regular cabinet audits, proper container storage, and avoiding lead paints on toys. Safety First motto stresses proactive precautions.
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Texas State Department of Health
United States
Five New Cameron Area Babies Recorded
Mr and Mrs Freddie Capers welcome Mark McKeever a 6 pounds 14½ ounce boy born 6 25 p m Sept 8 at Newton Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Bryson greet Lawrence Charles Bryson a 6 pounds 10 ounce boy born 5 59 p m Sept 16 at Newton Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Adam Mobley celebrate Michelle Lee a 6 pounds 14½ ounce girl born 7 50 a m Sept 17 at Newton Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Bob Little announce Darline a 6 pounds 15 ounce girl born 6 19 a m Sept 17 at St Edward. Mr and Mrs Joe Webb report Dennis Mitchell a 9 pounds 8 ounce boy born 9 20 p m Sept 16 at St Edward Hospital.
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Freddie Capers
Cameron
Mark McKeever
Newton Memorial Hospital
Lawrence Bryson
Lawrence Charles Bryson
Adam Mobley
Michelle Lee
Bob Little
Rt. 1
Gause
Darline
St. Edward Hospital
Joe Webb
Rt. 3
Calvert
Dennis Mitchell
Parsonage Move Tied to Lutheran Church Opening
Rev and Mrs Don Marquart and children will move into the newly completed Lutheran parsonage at 12th and this week. Also moving this week are Roy Ingrams whose new address will be 1407 B N Jackson.
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Don Marquart
Roy Ingrams
N. Jackson
First medical school in America opens in Philadelphia
The article notes that the first medical school in America began operations in Philadelphia in 1765, marking a pivotal development in colonial-era higher education and medical training. It highlights the school's founding context and its historical significance for the profession.
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America
Philadelphia
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Melanie McClaren
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Jinny Jeter
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Texas Federated Womens Clubs
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Delphians
Texas Federation
Cameron HD
CW United
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Sidney Hughes
A. M. Tate
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