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TilK CAMERON HERALD
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CAMERON'S I-FADING NEWSPAPER SINCE Isfid
Till'KSDAY, AUGUST II. 1933
CONTRACTORS’ NOTICE 0|
TKXAS IIMillWAv
CONSTRUCTION
CLASNIPTKD RATK8
1 Huy—k. per ward
2 Days 2 Vic per word
8 D»y»—2c per ward
4th Day—FREE
(16 Word Minimum)
SPINET PIANO — Good liuy for
rtspunaible party, May be seen in
tins vaeinity soon Write Credit
Department, Thus Grog gait &
liras 114 South 8th. Street, Waco,
Texas. 18-2tC
Sealed proposals fur construe .
j ing I Slti miles of Bridget and Ap-
proaches located between US 77
and lleurne on Highway No. US
19i>, covered by S 103 11 > & C
• 40 • 7- 15, in Robertson A Milam i|B u
| Cou. ty, will be received at the Texas or wriu Hnwleigh's Dept.,
Any ftrronarMiB reflection upon IliKhway Department, Austin, un
til 0:00 A. M„ Auk 17, 10.15. and
(hen publicly opened and read.
Ibis is a "Public Works ' Pro
j'Ct, as defined in House Bill No
54 of the 43rd Legislature of the
tba character, standing or repu-
tation of any persona, firm or
corporation will be corrected glad-
ly when such occurs In the col-
umns of this newspsper and are
WANTED AT ONCE — Rawleigh
Dealer in West Fulls Co. See Cur-
tis Gill, 605 W 3rd. Cameron,
TXlf — 1610-R, Memphis, Tenn
18-ltp.
far.,'! Bureau
States General
Meet Thursday
’icemen Open Grid Practice August
22; First Game In Waca Sept. 9
The general membership meet-
Twelve returning lettermen will
form the nucleus of the 1955 Yoc
inon football squad when th<. grid
ing of the Milam County Farm practices begin August 22 at the
Bureau has been set for Thurs Yo« High School athletic field,
day night, August 18, at 8 o'clock C oaches Leo Jackson and Dick
The topic of the program will ' ounf» W'R strongly bank on the
be "Legumes and Fertliier.” Ben j services of 175-pound Paul Hoel-
R. Spears, associate agronomist j scher. a junior guard who was
at A & M College, will bring the vote<l as a member of the 1954
I gional
1 It,.I/I 4 I
while in 1950 Georgetown j
held th(. lisle Cameron has had'
the title, or a part of it, six times
out of hte past eight years.
|Mr., Krs. H. Riley
C5n 2 Wssk Vacation
In Western Stales
Mr. and Mrs. Harold itiley and
son Kick left Saturday for a two marriage by h--r father, chose i
I week vacation to points west They ' blue 'wo-piece linen weave rayot
i ttafed.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Lucko of Clarkson
and tht. groom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs Frank Eichinger of
Mnysfield.
The bride, who was given in
Henry Reddehase, Jr.
Gets Navy Discharge
After 4 Years Service
Henry Reddehase, Jr. son of Mr
I plan to sop in Albequrque, New
j Mexico to visit with Mr and Mrs
L C Harper, cousins of Mrs Ri-
ley. Then they will motor on to
Grand Canyon for a day or two.
On Friday, August 12, they will
arrive at Modesto, California,
where they will be with Mr Ri-
ley's parents, Rev. and Mrs. Ray
BE INDEPENDENT - Sell Kaw-
leigh Products. Opening now in
West 1*2% County. See Curtis njain talk of the evening. He will all-district team
brought to the attention ef the Mate of Texas and House Bil! No Gill. 605 W. 3rd . or write Raw- present colored slides along with Benny Massengale, senior end, fln(j *^Irs |jpnrv. Reddehase Sr
management. 1 115 of the 44th Legislature of the leigh's Dept., TXH • 1610-D, Mem- his talk. There will also be a ques- will also throw his 170-pound ex- of Ren Arno|j' |,as received his ! Riley Rp,v. Riley is pastor of the
Slate of Texas, and us such is sub-; nhi, Ti-nn 18-5tp | tion and answer period following , pcrience in t'^e lin-*. Benny was
his talk. i chosen as a member of the stcond
A representative from the Black- j; I! c.itrict squad,
land Experiment station will be Tom Collins, 150-pound senior
present for the meeting. J cvnf?r, wil be back for his third
•- _ ; niuie oi iexas, ana us suen is sun- p(,js Tenn.
Tha publishers are not respon- jPct to Ihe provisions of said House ■___
aibU for copy ommissiona. typo- Hj[|s No provisions herein are in I WANT TO TALK TO A RELI-
graphical errors or any uninten- tended to be in conflict with the ABLE MAN — Will sej you up
tlonal errors that mav occur oth- provisions of said Acts. in a sound one man business
m than *o make proper correo In accor(|anco witfl th(1 provj. ithout capital investment. Wiitkins
tendon 'AdwItoinJ0? accepted siwns of said ",ms‘‘ ,h« D*ak>r ne,‘d"d SPm* farm fa Milam Bur'e'a u will'extend the Has was also a member
tenuon. A.ivertismg ts accepted stflle Highway Commission has nulies in East Milam Co. Prod
on s s s on y. ____^__ascertained and sej 'forth in the j Nationally advertised. Income of
discharge after serving four years First Baptist Church in that city
in the U. S. Navy. and has been there for one year
He received his basic training Mr and Mrs. Riley plan to return
in San Diego, Californa and then home by the route of the Yellow
served two tours of duty aboard stone National Park and are due
CLASSIFIEDS -
TRVDE US Your Old Furniture
For New No Monthly Payments
Doe Till Cotton Pick in Time —
Easy Terms.
Green 4 Bocdeker, 210 Main St.
Green Furniture Co. Courthouse
Square. 11-tic
proposal the wage rates, for each
craft or type of workman or me-
chanic needed to execute the work
on above named project, now
prevailing in the locality in which
the work is to be performed, and
the Contractor shall pay not less
than these wage rates as shown
in the proposal for each craft or
$1800 a year and more possible
first year. Car or light truck need-
ed. Write today for details. A
Lewis, c-o The J. R Watkins Co-
mpany, Memphis 2. Tennessee.
18-3tc
Radio
294, Dennis Kubecka. Shop at 502
West Mam St. 39-tf.
FOR SALE - A good 143 acre
farm. Well improved. Nice home
type of laborer, workman or me- | and barns. Good location. $20,000
cash. C. ,W Hinyard agent. Cam-
eron, Texas Phone 603. 18-4tc
John A. Smith, president of the letter from Yoc1 High School Cal- »(,c m-craft carrier U S S. Prince- in Cameron around August 2i>
of the 1 .on in the Pacific during the Kor- Their other son Randall who is
second all-district team. „an conflict. After his return to seven months old is vacationin'.;
light j Buddy Thompson,, 145-pound sen- the states in 1953, hc
dress, wearing a carnation cor
sage and white accessories.
Mary Eichinger. sister of tht
groom, acted as the bride's atten
dant and work pink shantung
street ' length dress with a white
carnation corsage and white ac-
cessories.
Wilbert Lucko, brother of the
bride, acted as best man.
The tradiymal wedding music
was played by Mrs, Maxin<, Kalk-
brener at the piano.
Following a short wedding trip
to Bryan the couple is now at
home in Cameron.
welcome.
The bureau will furnish
refreshments. All members of the ior fullback will help carry the
bureau are urged to come and I Maroon and Grey colors for Yoc*
bring a meighbor.
and Televtsoa Service. Call Ichan,c employed on this project
Legal holiday work shall be paid
for at the regular governing rates.
Plans and specifications avail-
| able at the office of Joe G. Han-
over, Resident Engineer Hearne,
CARD OF THANKS
Texas’Cotton
Crop Estimate
Tops Last Year
Texas' 1935 cotton crop was es-
timated Monday at 3,900,000 bales,
NOTICE TO DEBTORS able at the office of Joe G. Han- ..........“ slightly urder 1954's crop of 3,923,
AND CREDITORS over, Resident Engineer Hearne, j Your comforting expressions of 000 bales hut better than the 10
TO THOSE INDEBTED TO OR Texas, and Texas Highway Depart- sympathy and your many acts o i ycar avei of 3,239.000.
HOLDING CLAIMS AGAINST ment. Austin. Usual rights rcserv- kindness at the death of our bro- The Uf.DA's lirst forecast of
THE ESTATE OF J. A. ELY. DE- cd. 17-2tc ther will be remembered with j 1955 cot'on production was based
CEASED: , deep gratitude. May God Bless 0,1 -'^u-k- * conditions. The figure
each of you. The brothers of ^or the nation was 12,728,000 bales.
High along with Clifford Angell,
140 pound scatback, John Duncan,
160-pound senior back and Burk
Barr, 160-pound senior end.
An experienced line will also
take on to the gridiron come Sep-
take on to the gridiron coe Sep-
tember 9 when the Yoemen meet
the Class AAA University High
at Waco.
Clyde Wallace, 205-pound senior
tacke; Monroe Bayer, 190-pound
160-pound junior tackle: Laddie
Dohnalik, 155-pound senior guard.
attended in the home of his grandparents. |
aviation electrician school in Flor- Mr. an(t Mrs. Joe Denson of Cam-,
ida for six months. For the past
sixteen months he was stationed
at the Naval Ar Station at Pat-
uxent River, Md.
Reddehase is a graduate of Yoe
Hligh School in Cameron.
Well Going Down
In Clarkson Area
FOR SALE OR RENT — House
The undersigned having been on 10th St. near school. Write
duly appointed Independent Exe-
cutrix of the estate of J. A. ELY,
deceased, late of Milam County,
Texas, by Charles C. Smith, Jr
Charles M. Hicks, 3210 Hemphill
Park, Austin, Texas. 17-ltc
MALE 4 FEMALE HELP WANT-
Judge of the County Court of said Booming business makes
County on the 6th day of June, ! owning for responsible man or
A. D. 1955, hereby notifies all per- woman wit!\ car to coll on farm
sons indebted to said estate to women in North Milam County
come forward and make settle- *'ub ,,r spare time, opportunity to
ment, and those having claims ma^e M0 a day. Write McNess
against said estate to present Company, I’ O Box 2,66. DeSoto
them to her within the time pre- Station, Memphis, Tenn.
scribed by law at her residence ' _
The department said lack of
moisture during the spring and
summer sharply reduced the dry
land crop in tfq, Texas coastal
bend in the southen blacklands an
South Central area.
kindness extended them during the *n ad other Texas areas pros-
illness and at the time of her ' p"cts 've"e described as very good,
death Tne West Texas crop is in espe-
For the many beautiful flowers. j c'a,*y “°°d shape-
food that \vas brought to our home j The Precast was that Texas pro-
Frank Fisher.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of Mrs. Bettie Kinsel
Lewis wish to express their ap-1
preciation for the many acts of
at Gause. Milam County, Texas, F0R SALE _ [>orch blinds 'roll
where she receives her mao. type) Large circulating heater y^es
Effie Ely with clock thermostat, three small
Independent Executrix of the j heaters, window fan with new mo.
Estate of J. A. Ely. Deceased. 1 ,or' ceilin« fan Cal1 Jim McKeown
12-4tc. j Phone 1362.
we are deeply grateful to all of
17-2tp j you. To Dr. J. S. Hubert who has
' ' ~ been so kind to us, we want to
express our gratitude for his ser-
17-tf
SAVE — $100 on a new Spinet WANTED: Used Butane Tank,
piano — direct from factory to I 8°°d condition, write Box 786.
you. 30 day free trial in your^wn 17-ltP
home. E. H. ALLCORN Mfgrs. j F0R SALE _ Lot. Call 459-W.
Agent. Office and Sample Room 18-ltc
302, Capps St. Marlin, Texas, j_____
Phone 6 - 2517. 16-7tc FOR SALE — Pedigreed black
WANT TO RENT Ij and n L;"glish *
of good farming land in third and I Femalcs $10 0° and ^ $2° ^
fourths basis. I can give first: The>’ wdI be weaned and ready
class references to whom it may Ifor delivery Tuesday. August 16.
concern. Gilbert Frenzel, Rt. I R L Batte' Jr • Cameron, Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. Cravy Lewis
Miss Mina Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Powell and
family.
Mrs. Grigg Lewis and family
duction this year will average 278
pounds per acre. The ^'rop was
Oil operations in the fields a-
round in Cameron are out fishing,
literally speaking according to re-
ports. The Texas Gulf Sulphur
and Steve Polzer, 150-pound senior which was last reported to be down
guard will aX be the main stays 12,590 foot, lost it's drill stem the
in Coach Young's line. j latter part of last week and is
Many outstanding new comers j reported to still be in the fishing
will fill in the holes vacated by process.
graduating seniors and give the j The McCrory well in the Clark-
Yoemen a good chance to defend 1 son community is reported to he
their portion of the 1954 District! havinK the same trouble having
21-AA championship. j S°ne down only 200 feet from the
This year the winner of this ds- , ortsioal starting point at 5,900 feet.
eron, parents of Mrs. Riley.
Mr Riley is regional supervisor
with the Oil Industry’s Life Insur-
ance Company
Lucko - Eichinger
Wedding Performed
At Ben Arnold
The wedding of Miss Alice Lucko
and Thomas Eichinger was solom-
nized July 30 at 7 p m. in the
E. and R. Church in Ben Arnold.
Rev. Robert Kalkbrenner offi-
Mondricks Honored
At Dinner Sunday
Mrs. Lincoln Mondrik and her
son Albert were co-honored guests
at a barbecue dinner Sunday even-
ing by Lincoln Mondrik.
The event was in honor of Mrs.
Mondrik's birthday and Albert's
leaving for the Navy Monday morn-
ing. He left for Dallas where
he will take his physical exami-
nation.
Over 100 guests were present
at the dinner served on the banks
of the river. Following the barbe-
cue, the honoree cut the large
white iced birthday cake decorated
in pink.
tret will idly sit by through bi-
dstrict play-offs and automatical-
ly advance to the rcgonal play-
offs. Since '/ combination earlier
by two AA districts, calss AA was
left with an uneven number of dis-
tricts, and the local district was
Buckholtr,, Tex.
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18-3tp
PFC Johnny Younts
Home On Leave
Pfc. Johnny Younts is home on
a 14 day leave from College Park,
Md. where he has been stationed
for the past 15 months. He has
Just released from Walter Reed
Hospital in Washington, D. C. and
judged only 79 per cent of normal, drawn to pass the bi-district game
- j Area coaches and sports writers
have indicated, if returning letter-
men is the criterion for selecting
a champon, Georgetown or Belton
will probably make the regional
playoffs. But all district 21-AA
teams have always been mentioned
as a possible contender for the titl
At
CHIU'S
6-7 Hundred Tons
Grain For Storage
Monday This Week
j Southern Grain Warehouse spoke-
! man reported a record day for and the competition has been keen
grain coming in for storage Mon- J w-ith the district crowm holder de-
day, with some six to seven hun- termined at the final game,
dred tons brought in by truck, j It would not be overly surpiris-
trailer, pick-up, and some even ing if two or more teams wound
by automobile during the morning
hours.
This almost fills the warehouse
has'come to~Cameron to spend to caPaclt>'- accorriing t° officia! j Bosehuci and Cameron tied in
the leave with hie aunt Mre i reP°rts. and it ts expected that : 1949. in 1952 it was Belton and
Tuesday will be the last day grain Rosebud, in 1953 Cameron entered
will be accepted for storage. j the picture again and tied three-
According to an unconfirmed re-: ways with Belton and Rosebud
port the open market on maize and in 1954 Cameron and George-
is now $1.40. with the government! town tied for thebitle. Cameron
Drilling is reported to have start-; m
ed on the well located on the Hoa- I Ai
original starting point at 5,900 feet W
ed on the well located on the Hoa-! (ZJ
kum land four and one-half mles j IjL,
north-east of Rockdale.
Big Dance
National Hall Cameron, Texas
Saturday Night, August 13
.Music By
J. G. Whatley, Jr. and
His Rythm Kings
Stars of Stage and Radio
Little River Cemetery
Association Annual
Arrangements have been made
to hold the annual Little River
Cemetery Association's thirty-se-
cond home-coming Sunday, Sep-
tember 4.
Featured speaker of the day at
the ceremonies which have grown
yearly until now over 400 people
attend, will be Dr. Arthur Tyson,
D, WILL BE Dr. Arthur Tyson,
president of Mary Hardin-Baylor.
During the business meeting new
up in a tie for the championship- officers will be elected. Present
-because that situation has existed j officers are Rober Glenn, presi-
in four of the past six seasons, j dent, Bill Black, vice-president.
Janie Younts.
FOR
FOR SCHOOL DAYS SHOES FOR BOYS AND
GIRLS. - A PART OF ANY GOOD EDU-
CATION — GOOD FITTING, LONG WEARING.
LOAFERS - STRAPS
OXFORDS
BAHD SHOES
- 4.98 -
TAP SHOES
3.98 - 4.45
TEHNIS SHOES
1.98 - 2.98
LOAFERS
2.98
3.98 - 4.98
FO*
eovs
[Goose's
FOk
oins
price still $1.97, or $1.75 nej to
the farmer after paying a 21 cent
storage charge.
Authorities explained that, even
though on loan, the grain would
still belong to the individual farmer
placing it in storage until the ma-
turty date of the loan, on March
31, 1956.
Yoemen held the 1951 title to
themselves and advanced to re-
From four to five hundred peo-
ple are expected to share the “din-
ner on the ground” at lunch.
Marshall Terry and Mrs. Terry
have returned from Fort Worth
and Houston where they spent
their vacation. Mr. Terry polices
the parking meters.
WELCOME
THE LUTHERAN MISSION
To Begin Sunday, August 14 at 8 a.m.
Service will be held in the IOOF Hall
(Located Back of Postoffice)
In Cameron
Services Will Be Held Every Sunday at 8
Rev. Dewyth Beltz, Pastor,
FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH, ROSEBUD
James Posey Vacationing
Here From Washington
Assignment
James Posey is home on a three
week vacation visiting his friends
and relatives. Posey is the son of
Mr. ad Mrs. Ross Posey of Camer-
on. He is a graduate of Yoe High
School, finishing in June 1954,
where he was a member of the
football squad and other Yoe scho-
lastic activities.
' Posey is employed in the post
office of the House of Represen-
tatives in Washington, connected
with the office of W. R. "Bob"
Poage, Representatve of 11th Dis-
trict.
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MOTORS
TRUCKS
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Other - School - Shoes - From
2.98 to 5.98 - All Sizes
Lewis-Chili Shoe Store
CAMERON, TEXAS
Friedman — Shelby Shoes Thai Fit
j Bucky Wilkinson
Celebrates Birthday
Little "Bucky" Wilkinson, the
son of Mr. and Mrs. James A.
Wilkinson, Jr., was feted with a
party in honor of his sixth birth-
day Friday afternoon, August 5
After playing several games of
Ai j their choice the guests were ser-
W \ ved birthday cake.which featu-, f
[21 blue candles, Indians and their
^' teepees on chocolate icing, sand-
wiches, potatoe chips, fritos, grap
grape juice and ice cream,
juice and ice cream.
The 12 children present to help
“Bucky" celebrate were Jane and
and Melanie McClaren, R. C. Gal-
ier, Linda and Nancy Hensel, Mar-
invand Francis Hargrove of Rose-
bud and Karen Boudoux of
Houston.
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Florida, Peggy. The Cameron Herald (Cameron, Tex.), Vol. 96, No. 18, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 11, 1955, newspaper, August 11, 1955; Cameron, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth578189/m1/7/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Lucy Hill Patterson Memorial Library.