The Cameron Herald from Cameron, Texas • Page 6

THE CAMERON HERAIJV LEADING NEWSPAPER 1MHT AUG. S. 1954 COURT HOUSE NEWS by DeJphya Scott MARRIAGES Lourish Bell liobbie Faye Wesley Garlan Lange Patricia Milam Billy Wayne Angell Sharon Jean Cammer DEEDS R. C. Brod et ux, tp 77 Drive-In THEATRE Saturday, August 7 Joel McCrea Frances Dee in Four Faces West Plus Ann Sheridan Sterling Hayden Take Me To Town Land Board, 40 acres of the August Boecker 316 acre tract of the Antonio Sais survey, $5,192.59.

Nettie Fair to Clyde Gaits et ux, No. 19 in Block No. 1 of the Rowlett Addition to City of Rockdale, $205.00. George B. Lumpkin et ux, to Magdalene Garza, 110 feet from off cf Hast end of Lot.

No. 1 of said Block, out of the Wm, Allen Survey, 7,000, Joe Mata to Elisa Edmondson, Lots Nos. 4 and 5 of No, 12 of West Cameron, in Cameron, $10.00 and other valuable considerations. B. N.

Russell to Robert L. Eichenhorst et ux. Lot No. 14 in Block No. 2 of RsseTe Subdivision of the Wm.

Allen Survey, $1,000.00. F. M. Praesel to Martin denbeck, Lots Nos. 15 and 16 in Block No.

10 of said Praesel Revised Sub-division $10.00 and other considerations. tonio have returned home after spending a week with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hauk. Thomas Garrett of Bryan spent this week with Butch Hauk.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Blasienz attended church services at the Methodist Church in Rosebud Sunday morning, Mr. and Mrs.

Billy Ernst of Rosebud were guests of Mrs. parents, Mr, and Mrs. Louis Skala Sunday. This area received 1.20 inches of rain Friday and Saturday. Other places in the community received larger amounts.

Pfc. and Mrs. Ralph Jones are spending his 36 day leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.

M. Jones. Pfc. Jones has been stationed for the past several months at Masters Field, Miami, Florida. When his leave is up he will be sent to El Toro, California to await hb overseas assignment.

NEW CARS J. B. Conley Chev. 4 dr. Aluminum Company of America.

Ford Ranch Wagon Claudus Ford 4dr. R. H. Floyd Ford Pickup M. C.

Ponder Pontiac 4dr. Margaret Gresham Chev. Tudor J. VV. Tullock Chev.

4dr Farmers in Rosebud Area Treated At Recent Barbecue The third and last in a series of barbecues complimenting Rosebud farmers in the Rosebud area was held in the American legion park Thursday night, with 300 attending. The first barbecue, held July 15 had an attendance of around 400, the second, July 21, was attended be 300. The Rosebud Chamber of Commerce members were hosts and provided tickets for guests without cost. These barbecue get-togethers with Rosebud business and professional men, and farmers of that section have become annual affairs, promoting good fellowship and visiting, and stimulating friendship. Entertainment was a string band and a program of Boy Scout work, with Scoutmaster T.

Stubbs, directing. Den 2 Enjoys Judge Melons On Thursday afternoon, July 28, the cubs of Den 2 met in the back yard of their Den Mother, Mrs. Bill Wallace, assisted by Mrs. W. A.

L. Robinson. The Cubs enjoyed a treasure hunt after the usual business meeting. After a very entertaining and rather difficult search the buried treasure was uncovered. The treasure was individual Smokey Bear Forest Ranger Kits.

Each Cub was pledged to be a Junior Forest Ranger, where upon the story of how Smokey the Bear came to be a national figure in the lives of the American children, was told by the Den Mother. In addition to their planned picnic lunch the members of Don 2 were pleasantly surprised with two ice cold watermelons presented to them by Judge 0. D. Graham. All Cubs were present and three guests, Bobby and Jeffery Nelson and Eugene Wallace.

Plans for August were discussed with the theme being Outdoor Picnic. Cattle Prices Advance This Week Weekly livestock: Slaughter cows and caJves advanced 50 cents to $1.00 or more per hundred during the past week; Slaughter steers and yearlings were steady to weak; bulls closed around 50 cents lower; stocker and feeder cattle and calves steady to strong; hog? climbed 75 cents up; slaughter and feeder lambs 50 cents to mostly $1.00 higher; ewes were 50 cents to $.100 up; other sheep were steady to strong. Slaughter steers and yearlings slaughter calves 8.0018.50; stocker calves 19.00 down; stocker yearlings 17,75 down; butcher hogs 22.75 down; sow-s 13.00-19.00; slaughter lambs 5.0020.00 and feeder lambs 15.00 down Slaughter yearlings 7.00-12.00. Pvt. I ford At Home Pvt, Eddy has completed his basic training at Camp Chaffee, Arkansas is now at home visiting with Mr.

and Mrs. Narvie Caperton and other friends. Pvt. Lankford will remain here until August 13 when he will report to Fort Sill, Oklahoma. Prior to taking basic training at Camp Chaffee, Pvt.

Lankford attended the Naval Academy Preparatory School in Bainbridge Maryland, Sun. Aug, 8-9 Column South Audie Murphy Joan Evans Aug. 10 Buck Nites 11 Mrs. Frank of was here recently while on vacation visiting in the home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Bill Harrison and tther relatives.

Pfc. Frank R. Skala, of Fort Hood spent last weekend with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Frank Skala. Robert ('ox and his sister, Mrs, Nora Sullivan of Caldwell were Corey Evelyn of their brother, Mr.

and Mrs. Walker Cox on Sunday. Hell's Half Acre Aug. 12 13 Thursday Car Tag Nites Riot in Cell Block 11 Neville Brand and cast of thousands Rev. and Mrs.

W. L. Thompson and daughter, Linda, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Jones and family of Ben Arnold.

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