Weekend visitors and local family milestones in Cameron area
Burlington notes weekend visits from families including Foshea Vorner McBride and Corner households. A 25th wedding anniversary for A T Swanzy in Cameron drew 60 friends. Reports of new arrivals, moves, and a baby boy born to Billy Gene Frerichs in Temple with Scott and White Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waylon Vorner
Dave McBride
St. Llood
Sonny Corner
A. T. Swanzy
Cameron
Monroe Lange
Randy
Temple
Edward Murff
Waco
Wesley Davenport
Arthur Boehme
Rodney
Edwin Boehme
Mexia
Charley Boehme
Edgar Boehme
Joe Ralston
Bobby
Kenny Ralston
Thomas Polk
Rosebud
Gerald Foshen
Donald Ray Hengatter
Johanna Wied
Hi. J. Litzman
H. J. Litzman
Paul Janke
Walter
Eddie
Henry
Arthur
Johnson City
August Schmidt
Carolyn Kevil
Kansas City
W. G Marek
Billy Gene Frerichs
Scotland
White Hospital
Ollie Ernst
F. G. Frerichsner
Gene Ernst
Dallas
Sharp By Mrs Willie Schwarz Community Worship and Fall Program
Worship service morning with a basket lunch at noon followed by a new program Encounter of the Fall of Map. A special speaker will present the program. Several local residents, including the Coffmans and Graves family, visited in recent days. Davis aged 83 died in a Cameron hospital. Catchings died in a T hospital Saturday and was buried in Austin Memorial Gardens. Wayne Offield, Connally Tech student, escaped serious injuries from a chemical explosion with facial and chest cuts. Henry Abel Jr from A and M University was home for the weekend along with Capt Norman Key and Beverly Key of Austin visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Schwarz
F. A. Graves
Three Rivers
Rufus Graves
Davis
Cameron Hospital
Catchings
T. Hospital
Austin Memorial Gardens
Austin
Cary
Wayne Offield
Connally Tech
Henry Abel Jr
A & M University
Norman Key
Beverly
Henry Abel
Bessie Garner
Bowling News Sunshine League Standings and High Scores
Sunshine Bowling League standings show Macks Oil leading with 102 wins, Irenes 93, Kimbrels Truck Stop 75, and others. High handicap game is Trenes 942, team totals include Macks Oil 858 and New Cameron Drug 618. Individual high scratch games list Jo Ann Thompson 194 and Corrine Widner 194, with high series led by Ertha Balhorn 649 and Clara 619.
Aero Committee To Reconvene In Dallas Oct 13
An interim Texas Aeronautics Committee reconvenes in Dallas on October 13 to study intrastate air service legislation. Rep Milton Schiller says HSR 259 directs review of the Texas Aeronautics Commission and related rules, with visits to California planned for firsthand study. The group met September 16 in Houston to outline goals and assess current aviation laws. Also noted are visits by the Massengales of Houston and Mrs Dean Baird to their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Milton Schiller
Cameron
Rep. Schiller
Texas Aeronautics Commission
Houston
The
Herald
California
TAC
HSR 259
Maysfield News Notes Local Family Visits and Moves
Mrs J P Wise reports Johnny Yates Jr and Dorothy left for Brenham to enroll at Blinn College. Freeman Irby of Mercedes visited the Wises after hurricane and high water delays. A D Brown of Houston visited Mrs John Thweatt and joined her for a visit. Mike Henderson of Austin spent Sunday with Johnny Yates Sr and family. Jess Wise hosted Irby and Massengales during Gatesville visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Yates Jr
Dorothy
Brenham
Blinn College
Freeman Irby
Mercedes
J. P. Wise
Mr. Wise
A. D. Brown
Houston
John Thweatt
Thweatt
Mike Henderson
Austin
Johnny Yates Sr
Jess Wise
Gatesville
Rogers High students lead CTSCA plans at Marlin event
Rogers High School students attend the Central Texas Student Council Association Executive Committee meeting at Marlin High School to plan the fall conference in Navasota on November 18. Rob Smith elected to fill a vacancy on the CTSCA Executive Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Harbour
Steve Ward
Rogers High
Cyril Gloria
J. L. Chervenko
Central Texas Student Council Association
Marlin High School
Navasota
RHS
C.T.S.C.A
Clay Davis
University High School of
Waco
Rob Smith
McGregor High School
Nava
iB Executive Is Banquet Speaker
Milam Farm Bureau hosts its annual barbecue on October 1 at Simon George Hall Cameron with Bill Wedemeyer Texas Farm Bureau director of research as guest speaker. Serving 6 30 p m to 7 15 p m tickets on sale through 5 p m October 10 at the Farm Bureau Cameron office or from directors. Adult 75 cents children 7 12 50 cents. Proceeds go to Heart O Texas Fair in Waco October 7. Mrs Billie Agee third grade room wins primaries PTA party in their honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Klement
FHA
E. J. Gerstman
Ralph Schneider
Alvin Sits
M. H. Cannon
Dallas
Cheryl Zajicek
Carolyn Williams
Margaret Green
Suzanne Schneider
Carolyn Litz
Anita Brenek
Karen Schneider
PTA
Rogers Parent Teacher Association
Rogers Hich
Six Flags
Milam Farm Bureau
Bill Wedemeyer
Texas Farm Bureau
Simon-George Hall
Cameron
Farm Bureau
H. M. Yager
Waco
Billie Agee
Texas Farm Bureau Leaders and Milam Students Program
Wedemeyer, a Texas A&M graduate, advanced from county ag agent to research director in 1958. The program will include a Citizenship Seminar report by Milam County students and a Safe Mark Tires drawing. Farm Bureau planning committee members include Yager chair, Lehmann, Cobb, Junmann, Smith, Swanzy, Richter and Chamberlain. Texas City guests Mr and Mrs George Jonein and Mr and Mrs Harris with grandson W R at Eves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor
Milam County
Farm Bureau
Yager
Texas City
George Jon
Marlow
Mrs. Harris
Mrs. W. R
Eves
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Burlington
Mrs
Gerald Foshea
Fiy
Sand
Fred Coffman
San Juan
Howard Coffman
Bowling News
Aero Committee
Texas Aeronautics Committee
Hep
Wallace Massengale
Dean Baird
Maysfield
Alfred Massengale
Freeport
Mary Emma Massengale
Rogers News
Sota High School
Future Homemakers
Rogers High School
Future Homemakers of America
Tae
JO Ann Castle
Norma Zimmer
Larry Hooper
Judy Lynn
Buck Owens
Floyd Tillman
Roy Acuff Alveo
Candy Barr
Huntsville
Acini
Ben
Cameron, Texas
Wm. P. Carey
Lbr. Co
Tp&l
T?&l
Texas Power & Light Company
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