The Cameron Herald and Centinel (Cameron, Tex.), Vol. 89, No. 25, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 30, 1948 Page: 4 of 10
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THE CAMERON HERALD
SEPTEMBER 30. 1948
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THE CAMERON HERALD
ESTABLISHED 1SG0.
Entered in tne Port Office at Cameron, Tvxa*. at mi
last under an act pa**cd by Congre**, March 8. 1879.
JEFFERSON B. WHITE
Editor and Publither
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FOB SU.E—F-20 Farmall tractor
with two and three row equipment. |
Mower and rake. Want to rent small
farm on half or third and fourth
basis. O. P. Robbins. Kt. 1, Chilton,
Texas. M-ItC
j FOR 8ALE—.1 Id inch broad lire
wooden wheel wagon. See Will Lake, j
i Route 4. Cameron. 25-2tp j
PATTER> RAISED FRYERS—-For ;
tale. Now until November 14th. See
T. C. Lewis, Marlow. 25-2tp
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Starting October 1 we will serve
all kinds of Mexican Food. Also de-
licious broiled steak, country fried
chicken, oysters any style, shrimp
or ctcktail. Fish fried or broiled.
Salad ana sandwiches. Star Lite Club,
Cameron. Texas. 30-ltc
BUSINESS NOTICE
After several weeks of absence on
account of sickness, will be back in
FARMS FOR RENT — connected
farm of lA and 180 acres on thiid
and fourth basis and tenant finance
himself. Prefer renting all to one
family, but would rent seperately.
Three sets improvements, 3 good
wells. Mile south of Mooreville, five
miles west of Chilton, Falls county.
Half mile off paved highway and
mile to gin and stores. See, phone or
write R. E. W’hite, Chilton, or W. E.
Gaither, Rockdale, Texas. Act quick
if interested. 23-tf
ng money
>i a big sack
The two thousandth home-owned in Kansas City, Mo., in 1909, institu-
store to bear the Western Auto name ted the private store ownership plan
has just opened in Harrison, N. Y. in 1935’ The comPan>’ does not con-
On hand to congratulate Owner John
trol the locally owned stores but
numerical milestone in Western Auto Associate stores, there are 263 com-
j.„. I MALE HELP WANTED— Reliable | history is Samuel Boxer, president pany-owned stores in the rapidly ex-
i man »*• i ♦ V> on v u-antoil fo nail on /aw , UnnMann PL. _ ______i: it* ___ k i ______mi
. ....... mmn with car wanted to call on far-
preciate your farm and city listing*. I
BILL ALEV BONDS
Henderson Building
Phone 46
mers in Milam County. Wonderful
opportunity. |15 to |20 in a day. No
experience or capital required. Per-
manent. Write today. McNess Com-
WEEKLY— P«ny, Dept. A. Freeport, Illinois.
FOR SALE—Christmas Gifts. Hand r_,u.L.._------ ‘3~“P
mad. hot d..>h mats, baby wool af- FOR SALE—4-room frame house and WANTED—Orange Crush distribu-
grian, t r,ristir.a> 1 ards, etc. Mr». Em- 3 blocks of land or 2 blocks of land Aor for Cameron and surrounding
ma ham - . PI- '35-J. | located in Milano. Address G. A. Ford, territory. Distributor must have own
22-4tp : truck. If interested call on Harry
| —-— ------------- Pickoff, Taylor, Texas for personal
20-5tc
of the Harrison Chamber of Com- panding Western Auto system. The
merce. Western Auto Supply Co., , Cameron store, established in 1937, is
which started as a mail order house j owned by Harry Haraway.
FOR SALE—ATery tractor in good
condition. See Gus Abel at John
Svetlik place. 22-3tp
FOR SALE—1948 M. M. Z tractor.
two row cultivator and three row FOR SALE— Desirable stock farm interview,
bedder. Willie Janicek, Rogers, Texas, j 272^4 acres 6 miles S. W. Cameron !
24-2tp ■ on Salem road, 100 acres river bot-
FOK SALE balanCe hiU’ R°y 21~4tp
Deere tractor in good condition. See j WANTED AT ONCE—Man or wo-
S. C. Watkins, Rosebud. Phone 603-F- : ^ for business in Cam-
"^'^P j eron. Real opportunity for worker.
Experienced preferred bgt not nec-
essary. Write Rawleigh’s Dept.
TXI-1611-234, Memphis, Tenn.
21-3tp
FOR SALE—New home just com-
pleted in City of Cameron. See or
write C. M. Zarosky, Cameron, Texas,
Rt. 1, Box 280. 22-3tp
FOR SALE — .Massey Harris Row
Binder. See Frank J. Tomek, Rt. 1,
Cameron.
$25.00 REWARD
WANTED AT ONCE
Capable man between 25 and 55
25-°tp ^ >"ears take over established busi-
ness m a portion of Milam County.
Possible earnings |60 to $75 weekly
I will pay $25.00 for information This is your opportunity to increase
leading to the recovery of one large, your income to meet today’s high
white hound dog. tan head and ears, cost of living. Car necessary. For
large black spot on right side. Stolen information without obligation write
on or about August 22, 1948. J. L. The J. R. Watkins Company, Rural
Horton, Route 3, Box 109, Rockdale, Department, Memphis Tennessee.
Texas. 2'-lt
SINGER SEWING MACHINES
Visit our new sewing center. Or
der your favorite machine now. Let
us repair your old machine. We
make custom made Belt*, Buckles.
buttons, etc.
Enroll now for an advanced course
in dress making and slip covers. Get
ready now for Spring sewing.
Singer Sewing Machine Co. 514, N.
3rd. Temple, Texas. Phone 2705.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS:
To Arthur James Mooring, defen-
dant in the hereinafter styled and
numbered cause:
You are hereby commanded to ap-
pear before the Honorable District
Court of Milam County, Texas, to be
held at the Court House of said
4-4tc County in the City of Cameron, Milam
County, Texas, at or before ten
1 o’clock a. m. of the first Monday af-
ter expiration of 42 days from the
date of issuance hereof; that is to
; say, at or before ten o’clock a. m.
! Monday, the Sth day of November a.
d. 1948, and answer the petition of
Ml
f!j plaintiff, Ollie Mooring, in cause No.
12924, in which Ollie Mooring is
piaint:ff and Aithur James Mooring
is defendant, filed in said Court on
the 3rd day of December, 1947, and
the nature of which such suit is as until October 4.
NOW SEEMS PROBABLE
(From the Daily)
Federal Circuit Judge J. C. Hutche-
son, Jr., tonight held he does not have
authority to stay execution of an
injunction which prevents Lyndon
Johnson’s name from being placed
on the November election ballot as
the Democratic U. S. senatorial
nominee.
Hutcheson said the full U. S. Fifth
Circuit Court of Appeals, of which he
is presiding officer, will hear the case
in Atlanta October 4.
Following receipt of Hutcheson’s
formal ruling, attorneys for Johnson
said they did not know immediately
what their next step will be.
They said they have either of two
courses:
1. They can go to the United States
Supreme Court in Washington.
2. They can try to obtain a little-
used writ of prohibition,-putting their
argument on paper and sending copies
around to individual members of the
five-man Court of Appeals for a de-
cision.
The injunction which brought
about today’s hearing was signed
yesterday by Federal District Judge
T. Whitfield Davidson in Dallas. It
granted Stevenson’s petition that the
secretary of state be restrained from
placing Johnson’s name on the Nov-
ember 2 general election ballot.
State statutes require that the bal-
lot be completed by October 3.
Like the circuit court, however,
the Supreme Court does not meet
\ny Lincoln Head Penny Worth “Big Money” At
Milam Drug Co. Walgreen Agency Drug Store
•-■.g wien a i*nn> wm i Home Demonstration
v tw‘ b,ettkel k’ouncil Delegates
',ZT£ ••'“Me j Named At Rockdale
The Milam County Home Demon-
stiation council met Wednesday, Sep-
tember 22 at 2 p. m. at the Lutheran
church in Rockdale.
The meeting was called to order
by Mrs. J. B. Sapp chairman.
Mrs. Rettig had charge of recrea-
tion.
Present were eight council dele-
gates, nine presidents, seven council
officers and 11 visitors. The new H.
D. Agent, Mrs. W’. C. Moody and
Miss Bonnie Cox district agent were
also present.
Mrs. F- R- Doss was elected as
FHDA chairman to succeed Mrs. E.
H. Foster.
Delegates were elected to attend
the State FHDA meeting in Temple
October 14, 15 and 16th.
Mrs. Albert Holliman, Mrs. Paul
Jenkins and Mrs. Hubert Watson
were elected delegates. Mrs. Robert
Glenn, Mrs. Hannel and Mrs. E. p.
Survant were alternates.
Clubs were reminded to send in
program suggestions to Mrs. Albert
Holliman, chairman of year book
committee by October 18 and a list
of new club officers by next council
meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Atkinson
and son, John and Mrs. Florence Tid-
well were week end guests of Miss
Lilian Atkinson.
has again cc
money" in th« famous lc Sale to be
h, i it the Milam Drug Co., Walgreen
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nesday, Thursday, Friday and Sat-
urday.
Yes, those little coppers, now us-
ually worth only six nuts at a pea-
rut machine, can be worth real money
to you in drugs, cosmetics, vitamins
and other vital home needs at Milam
Drug Co.'s store. You can buy TWO
of any of the hundreds of one-cent
sale items for only a penny more than
the regular everyday selling price of
one. In other words, that copper cent
can mean an extra bottle of vitamins
or an additional cosmetic item for
you!
"Profitable purchases" like these
are unlimited. But no matter whether
you leave the store with a full shop-
ping bag or with only one purchase,
your savings will have been almost
doubled.
Yes, old Abe Lincoln would have
been pretty proud to know how much
his coin will mean to Americans this
week-end at Walgreen Agency Drug
Store .
Miss Boyd 16 year old daughter of
Mrs. Mattie Boyd who has been ill
with polio and has been confined to
the hospital rn Waco is much im-
proved and will be returned to her
home on Tuesday. Her many friends
will be glad to learn that she is doing
so well.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Bunt are the
proud parents of a son bom Monday,
September 25, 1948 at Natchez, Miss-
issippi. Mrs. Bunt is sister of Mrs.
Ben Kennon of Cameron.
Eugene J. Jistel, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Jistel, who live at 407
Nolan ave., Cameron has been ac-
cepted for a three year enlistment in
the Air Force at Austin. He listed
educational opportunities as his rea-
sons for signing up.
Linda Perkins a teacher in Austin
spent the past week end with parents,
Mr. and Mrs. L. Van Perkins in
Cameron.
Arthritis Pain
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achei and pain* of Rheumatism, Arthritis.
Neuritis. Lumbago, Sciatica, or Neuralgia try
Koala*. Works through the blood. First dost
usually starts alleviating pain to you can
work, enjoy life and sleep more comfortably.
Oet Remind at druggist today. Quick, com-
plete satisfaction or money back guaranteed.
Something
Extra
Yes. there is a difference in newspapers. That
EXTRA quality in news reporting you find in
The Herald is one reason why its circulation is
large, and THE reason that so many have been
reading it for years.
Just good reporting is not enough. The
Herald does and say things. No newspaper is
worth its salt that never gets around to express-
ing an opinion, informing the people or warning
them of things to come. No story in the long
history of this old newspaper has ever been writ-
ten on a cash register.
Tell your neighbor he can now subscribe for
The Herald. We are taking on new readers after
months of delay.
follows:
Suit for divorce upon the statutory
Johnson’s attorneys tonight were
of the opinion, however, the appeal
grounds of cruel treatment and for j could be made to Justice Black. Su-
the custody of the two minoi chil- preme Court member in charge of the
dren, Weldon James Mooring and fifth circuit, and that he would be
QUICK RELIEF FROM
Symptoms of Distress Arising from
STOMACH ULCERS
sue to EXCESS ACID
FreeBookTellsofHomeTreatmentthat
Must Help or It Will Cost You Nothing
Over three million bottles of the Willard
Treatment have been sold for relief of
ey in ptonisof distress arising from Stomach
and Duodenal Ulcers due to Escess Arid-
Poor Digestion, Sour or Upset Stomach,
Casslness, Heartburn, Sleeplessness, etc.,
due to Escess Acid. Sold on 15 days’ trial I
Ask for "Willard’s Message” which fully
explains this treatment—Iron—at
DUSEK PHARMACY
NEW CAMERON DRUG CO.
Norris Mooring.
Witness Grady Allen, Clerk of the
District Court of Milam County,
Texas.
Issued and given under my hand
and seal of said court at office in the
City of Cameron, this the 23rd day
of September, A. D. 1948.
GRADY ALLEN,
Clerk of the District Court, Milam
County, Texas.
Rebecca Harden Is
Named Band Mascot
Rebecca Harden was named mascot
of the Cameron Yoe high school hand
last week and took her place with
the musicians Friday night at the
game with Brenham, although she
will not be formally presented until
the band sweetheart is presented in
October.
Rebecca is the four year old daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Harden.
She will wear a white satin costume
with brief flared skirt, with full
gathered long sleeves.
CAMERON LODGE No. 56
I. O. O. F.
H. B. McClellen, Secretary.
Willie McLean, Secretary.
Meet* First and Third Tuesday
Nights
Nettie Storey, Noble Grand
First Monday Specials
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If >ou are in need of a nice, large aluminum roaster,
with or without rack, we received three sizes this week.
asked to do what Hutcheson declined
to do.
During today’s proceedings, Hutch-
eson said that, under the rules of
his court, he thought relief could be
obtained just about as quickly
through an October 4 hearing of the
appeal on its merits as by the writ
prohibition process.
Johnnie Susik and
Texas Drifters Have
Radio Program
Tune in for Johnny Susik and the
‘‘Texas Drifters” every Saturday, at
11:30 a. m. for your favorite Hillbilly
tunes.
Many friends remember Johnny
when he appeared on the ‘‘Cameron
Speaks” program over station KTEM
in Temple. Now he is appearing over
Station KTAE Taylor and is gaining
popularity throughout Central Texas.
For your favorite tunes, tune to
KTAE Taylor every Saturday at
11:30 a. m.
Mrs. H. C. A mason of Houston
spent a few days in the home of
her aunt. Mrs. Bonnie Maddox of Ben
Arnold this week.
DAUGHTERS TO THE ARNOLDS
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Arnold. Jr. of
Texas City are the proud parents of
a daughter bom at a Galveston Hos-
pital September 21, 1948 at 11 a. m.
The baby weighed seven pounds and
has been named, Brenda Ann. Mrs.
Arnold will be remembered in Cam-
eron as the former. Pauline Cluck.
The grand parents are Mr. and Mrs.
B. C. Cluck of Texas City and Mr.
and Mrs. Otis Arnold, Sr., of Maine.
She is a niece of Mrs. Oscar Storey
of Cameron and a grand daughter of
Mrs. J. T. Small of Cameron. Both
mother and baby are fine. Mrs. Ar-
nold is a graduate of Y'oe High School
and Mary Hardin Baylor College.
NOTICE
For immediate delivery
Kaiser & Frazer
Cars
Contact
R. B. RYLANDER
Salesman
TRADES DAY
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Refrigerator
$295.58
d Vi Cubic Ft. Deep Freeze
$189.85
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16 gallon Firestone
Washer
Aluminum tub and dasher
and exploding wringer. All
late features.
$109.50
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White, Jefferson B. The Cameron Herald and Centinel (Cameron, Tex.), Vol. 89, No. 25, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 30, 1948, newspaper, September 30, 1948; Cameron, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth577525/m1/4/: accessed March 28, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lucy Hill Patterson Memorial Library.