The Cameron Herald (Cameron, Tex.), Vol. 99, No. 1, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 3, 1958 Page: 4 of 12
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CAMKRON. TEXAS’ IIKKAIJ). APRIL 3. 195*
Nappraiags
Rita Kaye Stewart, Fran Hoffman
Hollis Hoffman Win Taylor Honors
Cwtfc MBIer
relatives here this weekend
SS Board Cites
Walter Marek
In Burlington
Walter G. Marek. registrar (or
the Burlington area and postmas-
ter (or Burlington, recently com- honored their daughter, Shirley.
Barliigtoi News •
Miss Pelzle Honored With Party,
Mrs. Davenport Leads WMU Study
By Mrs. George Lagan attended llie ordination services at
Mr. and Mrs Leonard Pelsel the First Baptist Church in Rose-
Lottie Butts announced that j Mr. and Mrs Billy George Miller ()ve years o( service with with a party recently. The party
— Stewart was awarded have returned home after touring j Selective Service as registrar. | was held at the Recreation build- , U mjllng her parents. Mr. and
bud Sunday.
Mrs Wesley Jackson o( Houston
in a talent show last
hi Taylor. Fran and Hollis
n drat prize in the
dans Mias Stewart
la hi the ath grade
Mm. Avys Locke and son of
Brywa «WM her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Claude White this week
Hrs. W. W. Wilson entertained
Kaye, with a party
fifth birthday Saturday.
of Coke, ice cream,
and babble gum were ser-
ved to IS guests
Mrs. E. C Westbrook celebrated
tar birthday last Sunday by hav-
ing her children and their famil-
ies at her borne for dinner
WMS Meet#
Ihrtns members of the WMS
of the First Baptist Church met
at the Educational Building Tues-
day noraing for the first in a
serin of lessons on "Look, I-ook
the Gties.' Mrs Ralph Gregory
pranked the lesson with Mrs.
Oralfc EUts presiding at the busi-
parts of Mexico
Johnny WiLkerson of Conroe has
been visiting this week in the home
of his grandmother and aunt. Mrs.
Dorthea Talbott and Mrs. Lucille
Peeples.
Mr and Mrs. Carrol and daugh-
In a letter to Marek from Cal. tng
Morris S. Schwartz, state director Mrs. Henry Davenport led the
of Selective Service Marek was mission lesson at the WMU meet-
commended for his service. mg Thursday.
"It is with a great deal of plea- Mr and Mrs. Earl Mason and
sure that 1 send you the enclosed sons of New Gulf have returned
Certificate of Appreciation for after a visit with her parents. Mr.
ters are visiting relatives in Bra- j five years of patriotic service to I and Mrs. Frank Rogers.
Mrs. Irene Hill and son, Earl,
«f fhig Polk, La. are visiting
zoria this week. , your country as an uncompensa-
Mr and Mrs. Bill Morgan had ted member of tbe selective ser-
their children Mr. and Mrs. Bod vie family." said Col. Schwartz in
Clase and sons of Bryan and Mr. his letter.
and Mrs. Joe Morgan and children August G. Kunz, chairman of
of Rockdale, as guests recently j the Milam County board. Joined
FHA Te Area Meet I Col. Schwartz in a letetr to Marek
Mrs Joy Walker FHA teacher, rommending him for the excellent
Mrs Gregory and Mrs. Hoffman. »•"*• rendered Milam County
Chapter Mothers, accompanied tbe young men and *oca* b®8”*-
following girls to an area meeting The young men of Milam Co-
in Waco Saturday: Bonnie Sue unl>' are fortunate to have
Devoee. Janice Beavers. Donnie ^ ^ registrar in the Bur-
Reese. Lois Ann Rose. Mary Ann
Balbreath. Annie Laura Hurt Pe-
arl Matthews. Patsy Williams. Ger-
aldine Brien. Carol Leatherwood,
Mary Pearl Reed Mary Joe Ditto,
Nona Bess Mills, Fran Hoffman
and Carolyn Brymer. Fran Hoff-
man was installed as 4th vice-
president of the area.
lingtoo area, thus saving them the
time and expense necessary in
traveling to Cameron for the pur-
pose of registering, and we. the
Milam County board, are fortun-
ate to have such a conscientious
registrar to represent us in Bur
lington,' said Kunz.
Cynthia Paschel is in the Rose-
bud hospital with scarlet fever.
Mrs. Charlie Boehme is home
from the hospital and doing fine.
A number of Burlington friends
At Seven"9
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Large 50 Count Cello Pkg.
EASTER EGGS. candy.
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Crockett & Fourth
Phone 131
Nick Nabours Heads
McMury College Cast
Of ‘Oliver Oliver'
Nick Nabours made his second
appearance with the McMurry
Theatre as leading man in the
Spring Production "Oliver, Oliver”
by Paul Osburn.
Last semester he played the
I j dramatic role of the son in “An
' Inspector Calls" by J. B. Priestly.
A junior at McMurry College,
i he is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
| Charlie Nabours, Cameron. He is
majoring in English and is an ac-
tive member of KIVA Social Club,
Sigma Tau Delta English Frater-
nity. Circle K Men’s dub, Men’s
Forum and the McMurry Drama
Club.
Upon receiving his degree from
McMurry he plans to attend Drew
Theological School in Madison.
New Jersey.
The production, a sophisticated
comedy, was presented to a full
house each evening last week. Fol-
lowing the final presentation Sat-
urday a reception was held for
I the cast and their guests.
US Treasury Cites
Siebman Bond Work
Henry Siebman chairman of the
Milam County Savings Bonds Com-
mittee has been awarded a special
U. S. Treasury Citatioo for his
efforts in achieving 113.6 percent
of his county's 1637 Savings Bonds
goal.
Last year's sales in Milam Co-
unty were $395,790.
Tbe Treasury award was pre-
sented to Siebman by Ed Gossett,
Co-Chairman of the Texas Sav-
ings Bonds Committee.
In presenting the award to Sieb-
man Gossett said, "The Texas
Savings Bonds Committee is deep-
ly grateful to you and your Com-
mittee.”
Mrs. Jack Heugatter and family
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Litzman
and family of Houston spent a
few days here and at Rosebud with
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Litzman
spent last weekend in Austin with
their daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Char-
les Garner.
Mr. and Mrs. BUI Faulkner of
Burlington, Mrs. Andrew Bred and
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hoes spent
a day at Halletsville. They were
guests at the Loy Wright ranch
there.
Mr., and Mrs. Jerome Busker
and family of Houston visited re-
latives here and at Rosebud.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ward of Mar-
lin visited relatives here.
Cameron Artist May
Enter Brenham Show
lhc Brenham Art Club has issu-
ed an invitation for Cameron resi-
1 dents to take part in its Annual
1 Art Exhibition to be held in the
Brenham City Hall Auditorium
April 18, 19 and 20 Professional
and amateur artists may enter
paintings for exhibit.
The divisions open for entries
are Oils,. Water Color, Casein,
Tempera, and Pastels (including
Charcoal). There wiU be a divi-
sion open for ceramics and wood-
carvings. The Brenham Art Club
also invites entries from school
children.
The art exhibition will be open
to the public from 9:00 a.m. to
9:00 p.m. For additional informa-
tion write to Mrs. J. H. Hawley,
President of the Brenham Art
Club 612 South Day Street, Bren-
ham, Texas.
Sharp High Students Dr. Swift Attends
List Popularity Tides Scientific Assembly
At All School Meet
Nelda Charles was named Miss
Sharp High School and Charles
Schwarz. Mr. Sharp High School,
during an all student meeting this
week at the school.
Other favorites elected were:
most handsome boy, Allan Law-
rence; most beauteous girl Annie
Munoz: friendliest boy, BiU Dan-
iel; friendliest girl. Gwendolyn
Taylor: boy most likely to suc-
ceed. David Pope; girl most likely
to succeed, Nelda Charles; wittiest
boy. Danny Crow; wittiest girl,
Linda Coffman; neatest boy, Allan
Lawrence; neatest girl, Nelda Ch-
arles; most athletic boy, Dennis
Shelton; most athletic girl, Ernes-
tine Winfrey.
Also on the list were Dennis
Shelton, best all-round boy, Nelda
Charles, best all-round girl; Allan
Lawrence, most studious boy; Ar-
nie Munoz, most studious girl;
DALLAS- Dr. Clifford G Swift.
Cameron, is attending a meeting
of more than 5,000 family doctors
in Memorial Auditorium,
Doctors from every part of the
country have registered for the
American Academy of Genera*
Practice Tenth Annual Scientific
Assembly. The Academy, head-
quarted In Kansas City, Mo., has
more than 23 000 members and is
the nation's second largest medi-
cal association.
Dr. Swift will have an oppor
tunity to hear 35 of the nation's
(op medical authorities dlacuvs
new developments and progress In
•i.e fields of therapy and diagnosis.
Farm Bureau Akers
Board Meeting Tune
O. G. Tumlinson, president of
the MUam County Farm Bureau,
has announced a change in tbe
regular meeting of the Farm Bur-
eau board of directors to April 8.
Tumlinson stated that the board
would meet at 7:30 p.m. in the
Farm Bureau office. The regular
meeting date was April 3.
Schiller Pharmacy
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AfierShave Lotion........49c
WOODBURY <$1.00 size)
Hand Lotion
Itagubr 51.25
Assorted Lipsticks
50c
50c
DUTCHESS OF YORK ($2.00 size)
COL0GHE -$2size-.$1.00
B> iVkff Matchebelli
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lipstick & Creme Puff.... $1.25
E. 0. SCHILLER
PHARMACY
| Auditions To Test
Juniors, Seniors
For Scholarships
BELTON—Auditions will be held
I on the campus Saturday, April 26
for high school juniors and seniors
| interested in auditioning for fine
arts scholarships.
Scholarships will be available in
three fields — arts, music and
speech. Dr. Arthur K. Tyson, pre-
sident, has announced. Awards
will be fall or partial scholarships.
Each person competing for an
art scholarship must submet two
compositions. Contestants audition-
ing in music may seek scholar-
ships in more than one area but
only one award will be given per
individual. Each person will sing
or play two numbers, preferably
of contrasting style.
Students interested in speech
•awjrds -rwfcy try .0'iS.!" .djyi- (
sions public speaking, oral inter-
pretation. and drama, but only one
scholarship will be awarded per
individual.
Essiinger, Waiiace
Win Golf Tourney
Andrew Essiinger and Bill Wal-
lace won the two-man best ball
championship at the Cameron Co-
untry Club Sunday.
Esslinger’s strong putting with
Wallace's help defeated Jerry Rice
and Charlie Burke in the finals.
Ed Manning and Gus Evans won
the two-man best ball consolation
flight.
Milam
No Matinees — Monday & Tuesday
Last Day—Thursday — April 3
* 'W
The
Three
JFhces
OTEve
warrla*
JOANNE
WOODWAX
Wed., Thurs Matinee
Winner of 1958 Academy Award
f Of HAMITS Wait-S
i of mut am!
I
L A. Dusek Heads
NM Gonzales Group
GONZALES-L. A. Dusek of Ca-
meron has been named represen-
tative for the North Milam County
division of the Gonzales Warm
Springs Rehabilitation Foundation.
The Foundation, the Southwest’s
largest facility for th etreatment
of the physically handicapped, is
a non-profit organization which as-
sures needed care to disabled citi-
zens. regardless of ability to pay.
Its welfare program covers all
children and a limited number of
adults.
Dusek operates the Dusek Phar-
macy and is active in the activi-
ties of his community. He has for
many yean been interested in tbe
Friday - Saturday
April 4-5
REWEO-UP YOUTH in
SOUPED-UP CARS!
hoi
■non
RUMBIF
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ww-rar—
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday — April 6-7-8
WARNER Bros, present the big “Battle Cry”
story of the American Commandos!
Dennis Shelton, Mr. Personality;
Nelda Charles and Gwendolyn Tay-
lor Mias Personality; Dennis Shel-
ton, most popular boy; Nelda Char-
les, Most popular girl; Allan Law-
rence and Joyce Dodd, cutest
couple.
MONDAY
APRIL 7TH
MONDAY
APRIL 7TH
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Spring colors
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Wednesedy & Thursday
April 9-10
IX KIDS ON A TRUE .AND WONDERFUL ADVENTURE!
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Luecke, Frank M. The Cameron Herald (Cameron, Tex.), Vol. 99, No. 1, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 3, 1958, newspaper, April 3, 1958; Cameron, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth578057/m1/4/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lucy Hill Patterson Memorial Library.