The Cameron Herald (Cameron, Tex.), Vol. 100, No. 44, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 28, 1960 Page: 4 of 10
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George Childress
Real Estate
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Personal Mention
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RING IN DOWNTOWN 4 AVI
Su tenant* that pay i
15 percent or greater retun
on the tolunc price of Uli
;. »• i • • i ■ - * ' •
Building in exrelient condition
Excellent financing arrange
meet.
17 MVEI Southeast of 0am< r
on about 5 mile* Good well
fair fence*
WE HAVE A FINE SFI FIT
ION OF WILDING HIT!
fheae lot* are located in mml
every aection of the city Prl<
ed from %*•*> up
FIVE ROOM HOME IN WEST
CAMERON ON MAKAK ROAD
Butane, city water. electricity
Juat beyond city limit* Lot at
ed on one acre
TWO BEDROOM HOME ON
NORTH JACKSON located on
large ahady lot Priced at *6.
000 This home can be purchaa
ed for WOO down
FIVE VF.AR OLD 1 BEDROOM
HOME:. I-ow equity on into
home in Green addition. Thia
home ia in excellent condition
One of the very best listing*
we have had
SUPER SERVICE STATION —
Barr's Gulf Service at Fourth
and Fannin Here is an oppor-
tunity to take over a going
business at a very reasonable
price A nice, almost new place
of business. National advertis-
ing helps move your product*
If you have wanted your own
business, investigate this oppor
tumty.
EXCELLENT Bl SINEUS OP
PORTCMTY. The Friendly
Tavern. Building and equip-
ment Priced right with excell-
ent financing arrangements
Here is a business that will
pay itself out in just a couple
of years.
HOME IN NORTH CAMERON
Five room dwelling on one ac
re of land. Two porches. Needs
some repair, but is priced with
in reach of most families who
want a little more room for
chickens and kids
TWO BEDROOM DWELLING
Finished With Perma.stone I-o-
j catcd near Cameron Schools.
[ Low equity.
FIVE AND ONE-HALF ACR-
ES. WELL BUILT HOME.
| Sheet rovk throughout Good
water, electric pump. 2 barns,
chicken house, and brooder,
tv* cm gartfa i •. tied 24
miles from Rockdale on the
| Cameron - Rockdale highway
FIVE YEAR OLD 3 Bedroom
dwelling close to school 44
| percent G. 1 Mortgage. Large
| lot.
NINE ROOM DWELLING ON
LARGf SHADY LOT. Central
I Heat, Two car garage Fire-
place, large rooms.
TWO BEDROOM DWELLING
ION NORTH JEFFERSON: In-
sulated aluminum siding Needs
I a little finishing inside Priced
within the reach of almost any
| family. Large rooms
THREE BIDROOM DWELL-
ING in Green Addition Attach-
I - ir Ljrgr Dining Kitih-
I •.!-«.• room fb*r furnace.
1 huge lot. low equity and low
| monthly payments.
WE HAVE MANY OTHER.
on other prof-.
BfflB If you did not see what
you want, please call us We
I may have just what you want
SEE OR CALL
George Childress
OR
Jimmy Wiggs
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leaorcj# cHolrani
sy
| Ob Hit Insurance Corner
Dial 0X7-2112
MRS. GKXE SMITH
Anderle-Smith Vows
Repeated Saturday
In a double ring ceremony per
formed Sautrday. January 16, at
9 30 a m at St Monica's Catholic
Church, Mis* Patricia Andcrle of
i Cameron became the bride of Gene
; Smith, of Taylor The bride ts
ihe daughter of Mr and Mr*. An
ton Ariderle, Cameron Tlie bride
groom is the grandson of Mr. and
Mrs Alex Hill of Taylor
The Rev John Geiaer officiated
i at the ceremony performed fa-fore
i an altar decorated with white
| chrysanthemums ami gladiola*
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a traditional gown
of lace and net over satin fashioned
with a fitted lace bodice, stand
away collar and fitted petal point
j sleeves Tiers of lace rutiles taper |
ed to a train in hack
The fingertip veil of French il
fusion fell from n double crown ol
lace with iridescent sequins and
si«d pearls She carried a Iwu-
iput of split carnations with u
i white orchid throated orchid
Miss Catherine Absnaider o f
Austin, friend of the bride, was i
maid of honor Miss Diane Smith
of Tayior, and Miss Pauline Hub-
nik of Austin were bridesmaids
They wore identical brown vel
carried white angora muffs with a
corsage of yellow carnations with
brown ribbon extending across the
muffs
Best mun was James Anderle of
j Cameron, brother of the bride and
| groomsmen were Jerry Kallus of
Taylor and James Fontaine of
, Cameron t shers were Carroll Ri
j chter of Cameron and Danny Smith
I of Austin
For her daughters wedding, Mr*
j Anderle chose a suit of gray tweed,
j black accessories and an orchid
corsage
The grandmotlter of the bride-
I groom wore a dress of black fille
! with black and white accessories.
: and a corsage of white carnations
Following the ceremony, a rc-
! ception was held at the parish
I hall The serving ti-blt featured a
centerpiece of yellow mums, a
! four tiered wedding cake and
! four tall tapers
For travel, the bride chose an
olive green suit with brown acce*
sories She wore the orchid from
the bridal bouquet.
The couple will make their lioni-
in Austin The bride attended Yo
High School and Isabell's Univer-
sity of Beauty Culture in Austin.
• Tlie bridegroom attended Taylor
neckline and three quarter length i11,1 !l
sleeves, and wore a single strand
of pearls The hats were of white i QUf .„ U',|t,
angora and pearls The attendants 1 '-•i k-‘‘ '' cl‘
Civic Garden Club
Hears Talks On
National Forrests
The Civic Garden Club met in
the Recreation Room of The Chris-
tian Church on January 21.
A talk on "Facts About The
Forrest" was given by Mrs W. E,!
Obermtller In her talk she dis- j
cussed four National Forrests in j
Texas and what the purpose of a
forrest is Slides on “Texas For j
rest Preserves" from A & M Col- j
lege were shown by Mrs. Leo!
Fuchs and the commentatory was
given by Mrs Stanley Vaculin
In observance of Arboi Day,
Mr: Jo. Hietman read an article
on trees by Mrs Caldwell. State__
Chairman of Arbor Day.
A tree contest was held and the Mai*V E. RichtGI*
prize, a tree, was won by Mrs.
Frank Schiller.
Officers for the new year were
elected
III Ueverl
Gloria Jordan-Wilson Kyle
United in Gause Wedding
Rockdale Lions Plan
Two-Nieht Minstrel
Mr* Jim II
-.-.ippi a two
t* minstrel fed-
t acts and ■
,d<rway in the
x Auditorurn
ary 5 for a two-
torkitale Lions
t-» 12 specialty
Kj, and band
the minstrel
w. were married
Thursday evening at int Dud
•rner Antu-x
from han Antonio to attend
fi Kv it y tbi \aa
2* Ttie Rev
•nd Mrs Roy Basco of T«y
a me by lor Mr* Lv-sie Mur-
Phi
>1 and VoIj Howling have
nt#d.
ray
last weekend and took her
be n tick since they wer.*
*§Ki* by iM?r fat w
with
ttu-m to visit with Mr and
two weeks ago Yota spent t.ne
a tbapel it*n
Mr*
Emory Crump and children
week
in the tv-spital in Houston
iC/il ill*4i iilCf With
in L
• Porte.
Mr
and Mrs J A Smith nave
sdbniui ntf Kli:*e
Mr
and Mrs Bev Terry and
noth
been m tied with the flu
unt sums Miul bo
Mr
and Mrs Charles Terry of
most
of this week.
a material toi
e-ii ordered from Hollywood,
ma. and includes a variety
Mr
inlay Hroi
fr
nd Mrs
n Fort Worth spent the
weekend with Mr and Mrs Char-,
lie Krenek and attended the wed-
ding of Mary Ann Faichtinger and
Darryl Clark.
Mr and Mrs Mack Nicholson
and children from Houston visited
relatives the weekend
Mrs Be«»ie Farmer from Cald
i well spent the weekend with her sis-
ter Mrs Melvin Tetidill
I/>ve - Norrid
Repeat Vows
Mus Evelyn love and SP-4 Jer
ulfant skin A Uara of pearls h< id
her finger - tip veil and she wore
a single strand of pearls, given
to her I* the bridegroom She car
ru-d a white Bible topped by a
bouquet of feathered white carna-
tions. centered by a white orchid
Mrs Jimmie Fielder of George-
town was Matron of honor and Mr.
Fielder was the best man Brides-
maids were Mrs Gerald Jordan of
Austin and Mu* Ailiene Koatz of
Taylor They wore dresses of
orchid tulle, very full skirts, floor
length and tney carried bouquets
of orchid mums
Groomsmen were Gerald Jordan,
brother of the bride, Garry Wil-
son cousin of the groom Ushers
were Larry Wilson and Billy Todd
Miss Jan Marie Todd sang and
ry Norrid were united in marriage 1 R I- Goode was organist
Tuesday. January 19. 1960 at 7 36
p m at the Irnmanual Baptist Ch-
urch in Temple
Mrs Norrid had a* her only
attendant, her sister. Miss Joyce
Love.
Daniel Tepera of Temple served
the groom as best man.
Mr* Norrid is the daughter of
Mrs I<esley McDonald of Cam
eron. Mr Norrid is the son ol Mr
and Mrs. Glenn Blackley of Tulsa,
Ok la.
Mr and Mrs Norrid are at home
at 216 N Third St . Temple.
Immediately following the cer
emony the bridal party formed a
receiving line in the Dudley Var-
ner Annex and greeted the guests
to the reception
The bride's colors of orchid and
white were carried out in the bea
utiful four tiered (ake Fruit punch
was served by Miss Patsy Shaw.
Mis* Gloria Fly. Mrs Bob Brow
der and Miss Judy Shaw
Mixs Ailiene Koatz caught the
bride's bouquet.
The bride wore a jacket - sheath
dress of blue with beige accessor-
AHS Lists 88
On Honor Roll
A total of 88 students at Ada la, Kay Sell. Catherine Grimes.
Henderson have attained the third Peggy Mann, Lynda Griffin, l’am
six • weeks honor roil, Elementary j Lucas, P.iii Fanes. Diane Pearson,
Caldwell visited Mr and Mr* Rob-
«rt Self and M rs C F Stub!»
Sunday afternoon Mrs Stubbs is
recuperating from a recent illness
Mr and Mrs Jerome Gaston are
in Dallas this week and he had
a very serious operation. Thursday
1-eland Gaston reported Sunday
night that his fattier seemed much
improved hut was very sick.
Mr W L Cass was very ill
Monday in his home.
Mrs J A Young was also sick
at her home.
James Paul Bowling was to have
surgery in Houston Monday at the
S P Hostital.
Miss Wanda Gale Cass went to
Waco Monday morning where she
entered a school of cosmotology
Mrs Cecil Butler. Mrs Koye Cas*
and Edith Cass accompanied her
Joe and Jewell Moore went over
lo Louisiana Saturday with the
Teagles of Bryan
The Gause PTA will meet at
7pm Tuesday evening. They
lan to discuss High School*. Mr
lack Muldrow. principal of the
.dearie High School will be pres-
ent to lead the discussion
Wilson Kyle visited his father.
\ II K> U- in the St Jude Hos-
pital in Brenham several times
duiing the past two weeks Mr.
Kyie is recuperating from a ser-
ious operation and was unable to
be here for Wilson's wedding
Mr T V Wise returned to his
work at Bryan Airbase Monday
Mr and Mrs J M Shaw, Mrs
Lula Shaw and D. D Shaw atten-
ded the Golden Wedding Anniv-
esary of Mr and Mrs. Leonard
Ashley near Rockdale Sunday af-
ternoon
Mrs 0 B Carrol, a former
Gause resident, was buried in Ro-
Mrs Barbara Alford, Aaron itoy
and Mr*. Lizzie Hugh- s attended
the Grand Ole Opera in San An-
tonio Sunday and visited Mrs Ce-
cil Butler Monday
Harden’s Jewelry
To Open Monday
At City Location
Harden's Jewelry and Gift Store
Cameron's newest business, will
have its formal opening Monday.
February 1.
The store will be located in the
Sharpe building, formerly occup-
ied by Culpepper's which has been
completely remodeled and furnish
ed with all new, modem fixtures
Jewelry, silver, china, crystal,
pottery and all types of gifts will
be stocked, giving the people of
Central Texas the opportunity to
obtain the best in new merchan-
dise.
Mrs. 0 B Harden and Mrs.
Drayton McLane, co • owners in
vite the general public to attend
lie opening and register for gifts
which will be given away at 4:30
?. m. Monday. T'he gifts will in-
clude a watch, pieces of silver and
a gold frame perfume tray. It
will not be necessary to be present
.or the drawings as the winners
will he notified.
Mrs. Harden and Mrs. McLane
are pleased to announce that Mrs
C. N Dodson will assist in the
operation of the store.
U.1
of .q*. :.d lighting effect*
Proceeds go to the Lions Sight
Conservation Program Ttie snow
starts promptly at 7 30 p m. on
both nights
Dillon, Elliott
Win Top Places
On Grid Teams
T wo former Yoe High School grid
great* nave scored again
Guy Dillon and Bobby Elliott,
former Cameron grid stars contin-
uing their football successes at
Del Mar Junior College have been
named to All - Pioneer Conference
Teams. ,
Dillon was named to the first
team all • conference list along
with four other Del Mar players.
He played offensive center and de-
fensive linebacker.
Quarterback Elliott was named
to the third - team all - conference
list Both boys were freshmen at
Del Mar. which went to the Little
Bose Bowl last December to meet
Barkersfield. Calif., College. Bar-
kerf leld won the game
Warren Rinn and George Zar-
osky, both Del Mar players and
former Yoemen. also played a lot
of football for the top Texas jun-
ior college team
The coaches picked the all - star
team.
Dillon and Elliott also made the
second - team 1959 junior college
all - American Two of his team-
mates, Bob Sanchez, a guard, and
fullback Spencer Brown were na-
med to the first team.
Dillon and Elliott also made Teh
Dallas News’ sports staff all - staff
team for Texas junior colleges.
tfffV people are'
want-ad minded!
Presented By The
OJT Homemakers
The O J. Thomas New Home- {
makers presented their annual
style siow Friday. January 22 at
7 3<! p m Tnc Public is invited
The theme of the show was
"Winter Festivals" and f e a -
lured garments made by tnc girls
in the homemaking classes A -
long with ttie style show was a
talent show.
In tie future the homemakers
plan to have a Valentine Ball.
Faster Pageant, An Achievement
Awards Program and Mother -
Father - Son - and Daughter Ban-
quet.
Principal Leon Brady announced
this week.
T ie list includes 12 eighth gr-
iciers. 27 seventh graders. 25 fifth
grade students and 24 sixth gra-
de students
They are:
5;h grad- Leo Michalka, Tom-
my Barton, Jamie Corley, James
Davis. Kay Gelner. Ronald Gel-
it-r Dolores Hawkins. Dwain Ho-
ward Barbara Jackson. Larry Ju-
lgmann, Rebecca Lewis, Madelyn
VfcClaren, Jackie McKinney, Les-
ie Mt-rek. Don Mitchell, Nancy
■Foody. Net* Reed, Dennis Rose,
Judy Schofield, Linda Smith, St-
ephen Smith, Raymond Urban
James Wilkerson, Paul Willie and
Dennis Woodurn.
6th grad - Dana Edwards. She
rri Core, Lynette Green. Valeri-
! Green. Diane Howard. Mark Hum-
l hie. Margaret Kestenbaum. Irene
Mayer, Mack McKinney, Cheryl
Robbins, Connie Shumate. Eugene
Wallace. Jane Conley, James \ og
I elsang. Brenda Michalka, Terry
Wade, Janice Walston, Susan Prc
, scott. Palsy Bennett, Linda Sch-
neider. Janice Marek. Sue Holland
Joan Lester and Stanley Hairston
7th grade - Danny Buttrev, Jc
Ann Anderson. Mary Beth N .nee.
M-ke Perrin. Mike Rice. Kathy
Judson Smith. Carol Ann Wilson,
Shirley Ann Gold, Melvin Meek.
De Paine White, Donna Du Bois. j
Patsy Marburger and Wanda Of-
fieki'
Cth grade - Shirley Baker, Mar-
th.i Kor.riva, Lee Bert Robinson,
Kay Bridges, Carol Ann Crook.
Merlin Lester. Jane Monroe. Cr-
:rig Wallace, Jolene Wted, Larry
'.'.'right, Jon zelisko and Jean Mc-
Lerran
.mumso'i urges
Payment Of Poll
"ax By Deadline
Pay your poll tax beiare Jan-
uary 31 if you want to have a
voice in selecting those who govern
<:>u, the president of the Milam
To’jP.ty Farm Bureau urged al!
armers and ranchers in the coun-
ty-
0. G. Tomlinson. President of
.he Milam County Farm Bureau
said that Farm Bureau on all
levels is planning to carry on an
Schofield. Susan Gay. Dicky Pon-, intensive citizenship porgram this
der. La Trelle Coward. David Me-
es. Sandra Malone, Raymond Bat
Raise a car in a
grain sorghum field ?
■> .
ft
■p
. gjfcf'. W ’;-:*
No. 1 Farm
Chain Saw
as low as
$156.00 Dp
NEW
HOMELITE
t' » it ;
C«f • frM •*»
Burkes ■ Howard
Co.
Named Member Of
Kappa Epsilon
AUSTIN — Mary Ellen Richter
University cf Texas student from
Cameron, is a new member
Kappa Epsilon, women's honor-
ary pharmacy organization
Miss Richter, a sophomore pha-
rmacy student, is a member of the
Longhorn Pharmaceutical Associ-
ation She is secretary and former
dorian of the Newman Club,
Roman Catholic student organiz-
ation.
She is the daughter of Mi and
Mrs Henry Richter. Route 1.
Barkemeyer Leads
Yoe Scoring As
3 Rogers Wins, 50 44
i c*
Bartlett
Plsek - S. Glaser
Wedding1 Date Set
Mr and Mr« Joe J Plsek. Ro-
ute 3. Temple have announced the
engagement and approaching mar-
riage of their daughter. Dorothy
Ann. to Stanley Ray Glaser, son
' of Mr and Mrs Albert L Glaser
104 North Karnes. Cameron
The wedding will take place on
: February 6 at St. Mary 's Catholic
t Church at 16 a m
David Barkemeyer led Camer-
on scoring January 19 as R o % -
ers defeated the hardwood Yoc-
men. 50 - 44, at Rogers.
Ronnie Tyler was the top Rog-
ers scorer with 18 points followed
by Everett Wright with 10.
Rogers led all the way. with
Cameron edging to within 3 points
at three - quarter mark 35-32
But Rogers held the lead to wir.
by six points
Dwayne Juergena, lead.ng Yoe-
men scorer, racked up 12 points
and Jimmy Woodurn garnered 9
in the well - played tilt
Other leading scorer for Rogers
was Perry Harbour with 8 point*
and Brian Harbour with 6
year.
"Individual participation in ele-
ction of public officials is espac j
lally important this year since it ’
is a presidential election year."
;he county agricultural leader said j
Also, there are important local
state and congressional offices to!
I be filled."
The county leader said that the
Farm Bureau itself is non - par-
isan ar.d takes a stand only on
issues. Policies for the county,
state and national.
Farm Bureau were decided last
fall and winter in conventions
held on all those levels -
V
• -■ n
: , -i
yshi
Wi
m
lis not-fantastic! And hete is why:
Mr and Mrs O C Smith and
little daughter from Walmer vis-
ited her parents Mr and Mrs E
B Gand the w eekend
One leading farmer with 250 acres of maize
reported a yield increase of 1625 pounds
per acre after application of Phillips 66 Am-
monia. He cut a total of '250 extra bushels
of grain and netted $4,050 in extra prdfits
after deducting the cost of ammonia. You
can buj a prettv good car for S4.050.
Ask your Phillip' 66 Distributor to show you
tfie wa.s Phillips 66 Ammonia can help you
live better through higher profits per acre.
"However, we do urge that
each citizen of voting age partiei-1
pate in the party of his choice.
not only in casting ballots, but also
n individual participation in pre-
cinct conventions. Turrdinson said. ,
"It is on the pracmct level that I
the citizen has tbo. best opportun-
ity to have a real voice in selec-
tion of candidates and in formul |
ating the policies of his party " j
Tumlmson said that preserving1
he present form of representative
rovernment in a society where in-
drridua! freedom is guaranteed p
the objective of the Farm Bureau's
Citizenship activities
‘Using Phillipe
Ammonia
Without
Ammon>a
F-iced Cost
Per Acre
*39
*39
Ammor-a Cost
Per Acre
*7
-
Y»eid
Per Acre
97 bu
. 68 bu.
Net Profit
Per Acre
*31 60
SIS 40
INCREASED PROFIT PER ACRE
S16 20
*t(W« W'jNiP IK S» tie*** ,4, In**! my m[,rt
tn*fy. fraWM* nl nksral *««-..
AGRICULTURAL
The Sign of
AMMONIA
Better Ammonia Service
OX 7-2442
P. W. DAVIS FARM SERVICE
Box 70
Cameron
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Luecke, Frank M. The Cameron Herald (Cameron, Tex.), Vol. 100, No. 44, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 28, 1960, newspaper, January 28, 1960; Cameron, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth576829/m1/4/: accessed April 19, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lucy Hill Patterson Memorial Library.