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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1970
Page
7
Conservationists note that fall coats imitate wild animal skins with cotton and vinyl prints in reptile patterns and pelt markings. The chic reed slim midi coat remains practical and belted, with hemlines around the knee and minis still in fashion. Multiple styles include single or double breasted coats and capes or ponchos.
Dawna Singleton with California Whisp, Linda McQueen with Southern Simplicity, and Deborah Lego with West Virginia Swing claim top prizes. Each showcases a mini midi and maxi hair approach from the Breck event, emphasizing variety and lasting style.
Civic Garden Club opens its year with a no host breakfast at the Texas Restaurant and welcomes new members Grady Little and WL Shires. President Falkner presides as plans for a year of programs under the theme Happiness is a Garden are set, including a plant mat project and a visit to Mrs Armstrong’s 106 Ross Street cacti garden.
The Gene Blakes and daughter Mary returned to Cameron from Ponca City Oklahoma with an outdoor barbecue at Eddie Macal’s home. Coca Cola clan hosted. attendees from out of town included Tom Michalka and sons Edwin Jaster and Ernest Boettcher plus local guests Irene Blake Leoma Owens and White side.
Cameron Business and Professional Women’s Club met at the Clubhouse Milam and 4th Street. Mrs Bill Hartley presented a review of Run Baby Run by Dr Wilkerson, life story of Micky Cruz. Nine members and four visitors attended with hostesses serving a sandwich plate and dessert.
About 4 Milam County Home Demonstration club members joined 1,000 delegates for the 44th annual Texas Home Demonstration Association meeting in Galveston September 16 17. Attendees included Mrs Clyde Holliman and Mrs W S Skinner of Rockdale and Mrs C P Beard of Rockdale with Mrs Wavy Charles from Tracy. Proceedings featured workshops on citizenship family life and cultural arts plus officer elections and planning for NEHC and Las Vegas meetings.
The Kovar family reunion gathered 51 families in Fayetteville on Sunday September 20 with a noon meal and afternoon dancing by Danny Drozd of Houston. Oldest attendee was Mrs. J. P. Kovar of Fayetteville. youngest Julie Ann Chanek of Grande. farthest travel from Fort Worth. William Kuzel and Edwin Kovar presided at the business meeting and were chosen to lead next year’s event in Cameron with attendees from Bay City Roseburg Fort Worth Ganado Houston Corpus Christi Caldwell Cameron and Buckholts.
A girl named Mary Darlene Little weighed 6 pounds 15 ounces born September 17 at St. Edward Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Bob Little of Rt. 3 Gause. A boy Dennis Mitchell Webb weighed 9 pounds 16 ounces born September 16 at St. Edward. A boy Art Martin Tovar weighed 9 pounds 11 ounces born September 21 at St. Edward Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Tovar of Rockdale. New officers were installed at the Moody Center September 17 with Maynard Gaines of Coleman serving as installing officer and state homemakers organizing parliamentary role.
Planter benches have a place indoors as well as out. Use a long low wood base to display various plants in an oblong bench or L shaped unit. For small boxes, 2x2 legs suffice. heavier pots may need 2x4 or 4x4 framing. Western lumber accepts unobtrusive stain.
A nostalgic column collects playful slips of the tongue and malapropisms from family and friends. It recalls Betty’s word factory, Marcy’s bent syllables, and everyday gaffes like seminary and cemetery mixups, celebrating language quirks with affection.
A Texas Parks and Wildlife recipe card offers Pickled Shrimp as a post game hors d oeuvre. The method outlines boiling shrimp, layering with onions, and marinating in a vinegar oil mixture with capers. Ingredients include shrimp onions oil vinegar sugar salt celery seed capers. Refrigerate six hours or more before serving. A free illustrated card is available by mail.
The Yoe FHA Chapter held its first meeting in the Yoe High gym starting at 7 p.m. Dianne Lucko was reelected president with a slate including Vonda Chandler as vice president and Jenny Cryer secretary. New junior officers were elected for the Junior Chapter, including Leslie Perkins as president and Cindy Clark as vice president.
Decorative garden structures gain popularity with color ideas. Readers may write Western Wood Products Assn Dept 537 P Yeon Bldg Portland OR 97204 and enclose 15 cents for ideas.
The article notes the incorporation of the City of New York in the year 1665. It identifies the date as a significant milestone in the city’s early colonial governance and historical development.
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