Weekend rowdiness yields seven drunks and seven fines
Local social circles reported seven inebriates over the weekend. Police recorded four cases and the sheriff three. All suspects were released after paying the usual fines.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1949
Page
7
Gamble and Miller Families Visit Mrs Harris
Mr and Mrs George Gamble of Sharp and Mr and Mrs Vernie Miller of Ad Hall were Sunday guests of Mrs Walter Harris and her daughter Verna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gamble
Sharp
Vernie Miller
Ad Hall
Walter Harris
Verna
Boy Named Donald Wayne Halpain Born at St. Edwards
Mr and Mrs Willie Halpain are the proud parents of a son born at St Edwards Hospital on September 15 1949. The baby weighed six pounds one ounce and has been named Donald Wayne Halpain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Halpain
St. Edwards Hospital
Donald Wayne Halpain
Card of Thanks for Mrs. T. L. Randolph
Mary and Lois Randolph and Mrs. E. P. Werner express sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors for help during illness and after the death of their mother. They thank everyone for flowers and acts of kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Randolph
Mary and
Lois Randolph
E. P. Werner
Mrs. Ed Black of Hanover Transacted Business in Cameron
Mrs. Ed Black of Hanover was in Cameron on Wednesday last week to conduct business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Black
Hanover
Cameron
Full Schedule of Humble Broadcasts for Southwest Football
Humble Oil and Refining Company presents a rare Saturday slate of Southwest Conference football games. Texas meets Temple in Philadelphia at 12:30 p.m.. evening broadcasts include Wake Forest at SMU in Dallas and Clemson at Rice in Houston, plus Texas Tech vs Texas A&M in San Antonio and Oklahoma A&M vs TCU in Fort Worth. Broadcasters list stations across Texas and nearby markets with announcers Kern Tipps, Fred Kincaid, Eddie Baker, Bill Newkirk, Charlie Jordan, Hal Thompson, Wes Box, Dave Russell, and Buddy Bostick guiding play by play and color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humble Oil & Refining Company
Texas
Temple
Philadelphia
Wake Forest-Smu
Dallas
South Carolina-Baylor
Waco
Clemson-Rice
Houston
Texas Tech
Texas A&m
San Antonio
Oklahoma A&m-Tcu
Ft. Worth
SMU
Wake Forest
KRLD
KXYZ
KMAC
KNOW
Austin
KRRV
Sherman
KGVL
Greenville
KSST
Sulphur Springs
KPLT
Paris
KCMC
Texarcana
KMHT
Marshall
KFRO
Longview
Kern Tipps
Fred Kincaid
Eddie Baker
Bill Newkirk
KTRH
KTLA
KXOL
A&m
WBAP-570
KATL
KFDX
Wichita Falls
KREL
Baytown
Charlie Jordan
Hal Thompson
University of Texas Temple
KABC
KTBC
KRGV
Weslaco
Wes Box
KWTX
KLEE
WRR
Dave Russell
Buddy Bostick
Bill Michaels
Alec Chesser
KFJZ
KTHT
KRIO
McAllen
KFDM
Beaumont
KRBC
Abilene
KGKL
San Angelo
KBST
Big Spring
KBWD
Brownwood
KCRS
Midland
KFYO
Lubbock
KORA
Bryan
KTPRE
Lufkin
Garden Club elects officers at Cameron Thursday session
Cameron Garden Club held a 10:00 a m meeting at Mrs. Emory Camp’s home to elect officers for the new club. Mrs. H F Smith led the nominating committee with nine names approved by acclamation. Officers include Mrs. B F Robinson president and Mrs. Emory Camp first vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Burns
Charlie MceDermott
H. P. Culpepper
Leland Denson
Stanley Swift
H. F. Smith
E. A. Flinn
Camp
Mrs. A. L. Peterson Visits Mother in Waco
Mrs. A L Peterson of Waco visited her mother Mrs. C H Ruby this past weekend, renewing family ties and sharing time together in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Peterson
Waco
C. H. Ruby
Baby Girl Born to Chapman Family in Waco
Mr and Mrs Leonard Chapman of Waco and formerly Buckholts announce the birth of a daughter at Hill Crest Hospital Waco on September 18 1949 The child weighs six pounds six ounces and is named Mar sha Gail The mother Helen Frazier is the former Sidney Frazier of Buckholts The paternal grandparents are A L Chapman and Mrs Chapman of Buckholts The maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Sidney Frazier of Buckholts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Chapman
Waco
Buckholts
Hill Crest Hospital
Marsha Gail
Helen Frazier
Sidney Frazier
A. L. Chapman
Louis Livingston Revealed as Cameron Route 4 Resident
Louis Livingston of Route 4 in Cameron was noted as being in Cameron on Monday of the previous week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Livingston
Route 4
Cameron
Miss Lucille Maddox Takes Ten Day Vacation
Miss Lucille Maddox, employed at St Edwards Hospital, is enjoying a ten day vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Maddox
St. Edwards Hospital
Kemp Couple Return From Visit in Dublin
Mr and Mrs Thompson Kemp of Dublin have returned to their home after visiting in the home of his mother Mrs Jeff T Kemp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Kemp
Dublin
Jeff T. Kemp
Clara Matula Visits Sister in Caldwell and Bryan
Clara Matula spent the weekend with her sister Mrs. Herman Boedeker at Caldwell and visited in Bryan Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Matula
Herman Boedeker
Caldwell
Bryan
Rosebud couple visits relatives here Tuesday
Mr and Mrs John Green of Rosebud made a business visit here Tuesday and were guests of relatives for a short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Green
Rosebud
Blake Family Visit Highlights Hearne Kin
Mr and Mrs F G Blake of Hearne visited their son Gene Blake and his family Sunday confirming a family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Blake
Hearne
Gene Blake
Wallace Transacted Business in Cameron
W. J. Wallace of Rural Route 8 transacted business in Cameron at the start of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Wallace
Cameron
Crawford Attends Sister-in-Law Funeral in Corpus Christi
C. E. Crawford of Corpus Christi attended the funeral of his sister-in-law Mrs. Harriett Lane Heath on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Crawford
Corpus Christi
Harriett Lane Heath
Mrs Grady Walston Listed as Medical Patient
Mrs Grady Walston is a medical patient at Newton Memorial Hospital. The brief notice identifies her condition and current admission status within the Newton community hospital system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Walston
Newton Memorial Hospital
Sharp Were Cameron Visitors Thursday of This Week
A report notes sharp visitors from Cameron on Thursday of this week. The brief highlights the arrival and the immediate reactions observed by local residents and officials.
Mrs. James Haile Ill in Newton Memorial Hospital
Mrs. James Haile of Rockdale is ill and hospitalized at Newton Memorial Hospital where she receives medical care./n
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Haile
Rockdale
Newton Memorial Hospital
Oakels as Sunday guests in Buckholts visit
Mr and Mrs H L Oakel were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Bill Lange of Buckholts in a social visit reported by the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Oakel
Bill Lange
Buckholts
Grand Prairie Couple Visits Cameron Friends This Week
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee Dake of Grand Prairie visited friends and relatives in Cameron this week, sharing time with local residents and enjoying the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lee Dake
Grand Prairie
Cameron
Cameron Herald Notices Births and Clergy Move
Mrs Burns McNulty of Rogers welcomes a daughter born at St Edward s Hospital on September 15 1949 naming her Eddie Victoria. Rev L R Davidson and wife along with two Dallas children have relocated to Cameron where he will serve as pastor of First Assembly of God Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Davidson
Dallas
Cameron
Rev. Davidson
First Assembly of God Church
Family visit to Ashdown residents extended weekend
Mr and Mrs Dan Grounds and daughter Catherine Ann of Ashdown Arkansas spent the weekend in the H N Tate home. They were joined by another daughter Miss Lois a student nurse at Scott and White Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Grounds
Catherine Ann
Ashdown, Ark
H. N. Tate
Lois
Scott and White Hospital
Marine SGT Jimmy Gibson Home on Leave
SGT Jimmy Gibson of the U S Marines is on a 30 day leave in Cameron. He is the son of Mr and Mrs O V Gibson of Cameron. He has four years service and was discharged Sept 11 1949. He has reenlisted and will report to Boston at the end of his leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Gibson
U. S. Marines
Cameron
O. V. Gibson
Marines
Boston
Mass
Tulsa men Marion and Frank Paris visit Cameron guests
Marion and Frank Paris of Tulsa Oklahoma, cousins of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hohenstein, are on a months vacation and were Cameron guests this week after traveling from California where they visited for several days. Marion is a longtime Tulsa World newspaper man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Frank Paris
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Sam Hohenstein
Cameron
California
Tulsa World
Mr. Hohenstein
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Warner
Peter C
Idfrey
Roy Ty AL
Clemond
Alten Borvta
Cameron Theatre
Monte Hale
Republic Picture
Paul Gar
Roy Hurst
Milam Theatre
Girl Bears
Joe Young
Terry Moore
Ben Johnson
Robert Armstrong
Frank McHugh
Ernest
Schoeosack
O Bren
Serllen
Burt Fo
Jan Cooper
the Cameron Theatre
Robert Young
Shirley Temple
John Agar
A Dore Schary Produced
Richard
H. Berger
Richard Wallace
Uenel Hower
Humble
Southwest
Garden Club
Law ‘Golder, Woring
Jones Leach
Reagan Mayo Bracken
Peter Godfrey Semrat Inet
Foi
PY Veoh
Dore Schary
THE
Cameron Herald
McNulty
Burns McNulty
Rogers
Eddie Victoria
Mary Hubnik
Ana
Nat Holt
Jane Wyatt
20Th Century-Fox
Mighty Joe Young
Med
Peter Fernandez and
al Wilks
Baltimore
Shep
Robert Lowery
Margie Dean
Milam
Eldorado
Johnny Mack Brown
Canadian Pacific
Randolph Scott and
Don Barry
Tom Brown
Basil Rathbone
Nigel Bruce
LAW OF the
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