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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1954
Page
8
Max McClaren spent the week end with his children after visiting Mrs. McClaren who is a patient at Providence Hospital in Waco. He said her condition seemed to be improving.
Francis Cox leads Yoe High School Band where five twirlers form the baton section. Nancy Kubish, senior, 3 years in band, heads the group as Joyce Edmonds, Wilkerson, Thweatt, and Peggy Burke all contribute as first year twirlers. The 91 piece band rehearses each evening.
The Heart O Texas Council Boy Scouts announces its annual finance campaign from October 25 to November 5. W. D. Cooper of Gatesville says 40 plus communities in nine counties will form community chairmen teams as campaigns proceed in areas where Scouting is not a United Fund or Community Chest participant. The goal is 75085 dollars, set by 55 civic and Scouter leaders at Camp Tahuaya on June 9. The council budget rises 8300 dollars due to membership growth and service needs for 2200 volunteers and 6000 scouts, with camping up 33 percent and training intensified for leaders.
The Cherubs and Childrens' Choruses will resume rehearsals under Mrs. Mark C. Magers at the Methodist Church on Tuesday October 5. Cherubs meet at 3 p.m.
The program opens fall music studies and general practice sessions at 4 p m with a parents only meeting to explain Cub Scouting. District Scout Executive John Pound will show a film on the fundamentals of the Boy Scouts and Cub Scouting inviting Cameron boys to join Den groups.
Wayne Mann is Cubmaster and Don Humble chairs the Pack Committee for the Lions Club Cub Pack.
Baptist Sunday Schools and Training Unions completed their annual promotion day in 3,519 churches. Some 156 promotions were made in local classes with 80 officers and teachers elected, and enrollment to date over 400. Thirteen from each of three Nursery departments promoted, 20 from beginner and 20 from primary departments.
Pupils in Junior 1, Junior II, Intermediate and Senior departments prepare to leave old teachers and sponsors as promotion day mirrors public schools May ending. Churches award promotion certificates and Bibles, with some recognizing perfect attendance for 52 Sundays. BGCT projections estimate about 200,000 Sunday School pupils and 100,000 Training Union members advancing.
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