The Cameron Herald from Cameron, Texas • Page 3

Milano News Shower Honors Mrs. Betty Lange At Milano Educational Building Mrs. Curtis Miller Telephone GL5-2638 Mrs. Betty Joyce Lange was honomJ September 30, at 7 p.m. with a pink and blue shower at the Educational Building in Milano.

Mrs. LaNclle Hayman and Mrs. Bobbie Eilrtnd were hostesses for the event. Games were played and refreshments were served to 27 guests. Miss Joyce Boedecker of Palestine visited her grandmother, Mrs.

M. Hensley over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Blackmon and daughter of Houston and Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Gest and family of Rockdale were weekend visitors in the home of their parents Mr. and Mrs. H. Blackman.

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Westbrook and son visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Dymke at Wortham Sunday.

Mr. Charles Roby Hairston of Bay City visited in the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs, W. E. Hairston over the weekend.

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jistel and family of Dallas and Mrs. Ernest Report of of The Firs! National Bank In Cameron. Texas In the State of Texas, at the close of business on Sept.

24, 1958 published in response to call made by Comptroller of the Currency, under Section 5211, U. S. Revised Statutes. Assets Cash, balances with other banks, including reserve balance, and cash items in process of collections $630,850..43 United States Government obligations, direct and guaranteed 763,755.00 Obligations of States and political subdivisions 651,632 64 Other bonds, notes, and deventures 511,265.00 Corporate stocks including 6,000.00 stock of Federal Reserve Bank) 6,000.00 Loans and discounts (including $5,836.65 overdrafts 1,538,064.90 Bank premises owned $28,325.25 furniture and fixtures $6.446.07 34,771.32 Other Assets 9.106.57 Elliott of Cameron visited in the home of Mrs. Maggie Miller Sunday.

Funeral services were here last Friday for Richard Deen who died following an extended illness. Mr. Deen was living i Galveston at the time of his death. He is survived by a wife and three children. His mother Mrs.

Ellen Deen who lives here and 2 brothers. Mr. and Shorty Crook and family of Austin visited over the weekend in the home of Mr, and Mrs. Roy Miller. Services Held Monday In Marak Church For Mrs.

Stanislaw, 67 Mrs. Frank Stanislaw, 67, died at her home in Maraksville at 8 a.m. Friday. Funeral services were held from the St. Cyrill and Methodius Church in Marak at 9 a.m.

Monday. Mrs. Stanislaw was born at Burlington December 25. 1891 and had lived around the Marak Community for the past forty years. She is survived by her husband.

Frank Stanislaw; two stepsons, Edwin Stanislaw of Denver, Colorado, Hubert Stanislaw, Marak; three stepdaughters; Miss Sydonia Stanislaw of New York City, New York, Mrs. Irene Champion of Dallas, and Miss Evelyn Stanislaw of Dallas; four brothers, Frank Janicek, Cameron, Julius Janicek, Cameron, Hubert Janicek of Temple and Arthur Janicek oO Rockdale: a sister, Mrs. Albina Schwartz of Schulenberg; and 7 grandchildren. Rosary for Mrs. Stanislaw was said at the Marak-Burns Funeral Home at 7 p.m.

Saturday. Liberty Services For John Miller, Former Resident Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m. from the Liberty Church for John Miller, 66, who died in Ft. Worth Thursday. Rev.

W. O. Angell of Gause conducted the services and burial was in the Liberty Cemetery. Mr. Miller had lived in Milam County most of his life but for the past three years had made his home in Ft.

Worth. Survivors include three sons, Clyde of San Angelo; Clayton of Arlington and G. of Houston; two daughters, Mrs. Clara Mills of Liberty and Mrs. Myrtle Williams of Cameron; four sisters; Mrs.

Polly Butler. Gause; Mrs. Ann Tyler, Gatesville; Mrs. Dora Turney, Gatesville; and Mrs. Mattie Malone of Milano.

Also surviving are 17 grandchildren and 40 grandchildren. Funeral arrangements were with Marek-Bums. Clarkson Cub Scout Pack 213 Cameron, Texas Herald, October 9, 1958 Total Assets $4.145,445.86 Liabilities Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations $1,978,054.39 Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations $1,551,048.53 Deposits of United Government (including postal savings 11,061.62 Deposits of States and political subdivisions 296,740.33 Deposits of banks 50,000.00 Other deposits (certified and cashier's FFA Officers Earn Pins; 26 Attend Fair Receiving officers pins at the Cameron FFA meeting at Yoe High School last week were: Eddie Luckey, president: Herman Muc- ck, vice-president, Iven 11 sang, secretary, Douglas Parker, treasurer: Rudolph Mayer, Reprot- er; Edwrad Moraw, sentinal: and Phillip Kostroun, historian. Attending the State Fair of Texas I at Dallas Saturday were 26 mem- i bers of the local FFA chapter and their advisors Mr. Pat Kelley and i Mr.

Ed Lav well. INTRODUCING Janet a daughter weighing 7 lbs. 9Vi to Lt. and Mrs. Monroe H.

Fuchs, at Brook Medical Center. Ft. Sam Houston, Texas. The couple has a son, Gary who is 2Vz years old. The mother is the former Helen Armstrong.

Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Armstrong and Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Fuchs, all Cameron. Lt. Fuchs is currently stationed at Randolph Air Field where he is in navigator training. Registration With Selective Service Required At 18 Registration with the Milam County Draft Board now totals 3.524.

Registration since a year ago last August totals 191 men, during the same period in the previous year registration totaled 174, about ten per cent less than registration for the last twelve months. Late registration has been nominal for the Milam County area according to draft board officials. Total registration of eighteen year olds depends on the birth rate of males for any given year. In comparison with Milam County birth rate of males for some months in 1940, the indication is that i registration is below what it should be, taking into consideration possi- i ble removals and births outside the county. who fail to register when required to do so subject them- selves to penalties provided by Selective Service Law for failure to says August G.

Kunz, Chairman of the Milam County Board, young men required lo register will be doing themselves a favor if they will keep informed about Selective Service Regulations with regard to registration. We realize that most late registrations are due to ignorance of the law, but continued deliberate failure to register is something else. Any young man who just forgot to register or failed to register at the required time because he thought he did not have to will not be penalized if he will report to the local board office without further delay." Any man eighteen years of age born since Austust 30. 1922 and not on active duty with the Armed Forces must be registered with Selective Service. Cemetery Annual All Day Reunion Meeting Sunday With Scout Parents Earns Badges, Meets By Mrs.

J. A. Blasienz The Clarkson Cemetery Association will meet Sunday, October 12 at the Clarkson Church. The program will begin at 10:30 a.m. and Rev.

U. S. Lucky will be the speaker. Lunch will be served at the Clarkson Community Center with the association furnishing sausage, bread, tea and coffee. Those who live in this area are asked to bring chicken, and members live out of the area are asked to bring cake, pie or salad.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Skala and family and Mr. and Mrs. T.

J. McVey and son had as weekend guests Mr. and Mrs. Vitasek Sr. and son of Dallas.

Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schulz Jr. and son of Temple were weekend guests of his parents Mr. and Mrs.

Otto Schulz recently. Mrs. Murphy Tyson of Maysfield and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dodd and sons of Rosebud spent last Sunday with his mother Mrs.

V. D. Dodd and Inez, Mrs. Minnie Ingram and family of Jones Prairie were Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr. and Mrs.

Bill Harrison and family, Mrs. O- ran Casey and daughters Deanna and Darlene of Cedar Springs spent Wednesday in the Harrison home. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schulz visited Mrs.

Henry Senkel and Mr. and Mrs. Lex Daniel of Buckholts Sunday. Mrs. M.

H. Boehne of Waco spent Saturday night with her daughter and family Mr. and Mrs. Goerge Dodd. Mr.

and Mrs. Hubert Skala and son Kelvin, and WTanda Harrison were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Harrison and son of Rosebud Wednesday night. Mrs.

Joe Hauk visited her aunt Mrs. Sallie Garner of Cameron Friday. Jerry, Henry, Frankie and Oscar Skala and George Dodd attended a livestock auction sale at Sealy recently. Verlene Cochran of Sharp spent last week end with Annette Dodd. Mrs, WT.

H. guests Sunday were Mrs. Ester Aaron, Mrs. Fern Brown, Paul Brown and son, Paul Jr. from Houston.

Parents of Cub-Scout Pack 213 viewed a film strip "The Cub Scout Achievement at the packs regular meeting Tuesday at Simon-George Hall Following the film awards were presented to three Den Mothers; Mrs. Joe Anderson, Mrs. Alvin Meyer, and Mrs. Melvin Dorner and a skit was given by cubs of Den 2 wit hMrs. Dorner and Mrs.

Don Humble directing. Bobcat badges were awarded Richard Anderson, Jerry Barton, Tommy Barton, Ralph Cannon. Ralph Duffy, George Foster, Jimmy Lester, Tommy Loughmiller, Lindsey Jacks, Dwight Jekel, Mark Meyer, Jerry Owings and Ronney Prokish. badges were earned by Bobby Dorner with 1 gold arrow point, and John Fuller. Mark Humble received 1 silver arrow point under the wolf badge.

Tommy- Shapiro received the Bear Badge and the IJon Badge was earned by Bobby Schiller and Gary Litzman wtih 1 gold and 1 silver arrow point each. Social Security Lists Schedule For Local Office A schedule of visits during October, November and December to the communities serviced by the Temple office of the Social Security Administration has been released by Maurice M. District Manager. The social security representative will be available to answer questions about the provisions; of the law, and he will assist persons in making application for old-age, survivors and disability insurance benefits, Chastain stated. Page 3 According to the schedule, representative will be at the Dept of Public Welfare, Cameron, day, October 7, 14, 21, ami 28th November 4.

and 25 Decern bor 2, 9, 16, 23, and 30, betweer 9 00 a.m. and noon Persons past retirement are reminded that they need nor stop working altogether to receive payments under the provisions the Social Security Act. may be paid during all months a year in which a person does no earn more than and may be paid for some months a year in which the worker earn- over $1200, but not more thas $2080. Persons who are planning making application in the near in ture are advised to contact representative now. Central Texans A Tf IT AX October 9-10-11 iTlA.

1 LILfV Bananas Lemons EXTRA FANCY JONATHAN Apples Cabbage Yams Fancy Lb. Sunkist Lb. Washington Lb. 12c 12c 12c Maxwell House INSTANT COFFEE 6 Oz. ------------1 TENDERIZED Picnic Hams Randy Pick of Taylor, grand-son of Mr.

and Mrs. L. N. Ezzell is recovering from a case of braneous croup. Also their daughter-in-law, Mrs.

W. H. Ezzell of McGregor is a surgery patient at King Daughters hospital in Temple. checks, etc) Total Deposits $3,896,513.63 Total Liabilities 9,608.76 $3,896,513.63 Capital Accounts Capital Stock: (c) Common stock, total par $100.00 $100,000.00 Surplus 100,000.00 Undivided profits 48,932.23 Total Capital Accounts 248,932.23 Total Liabilities and Capital Accounts $4,145,445,86 Memoranda Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and for other purposes $511,000.00 E. J.

Manning, cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. E. J. MANNING, Cashier. LESTER WILLIAMS A.

K. GURECKY RICHARD WILLIAMS Directors State of Texas, County of Milam, ss: Sworn to and subscribed before me this 4th day of October 1958 and I hereby certify that I am not an officer or director of this bank. Notary Public. Mary Y. Hess My commission expires Jane 1, IBM.

BACON SALT JOWL ARMOUR SAUSAGE 4 to 8 whole, per bl. 41c Lone Star Sliced, Lb. 63c Good Hope Lb. Squares, Lb. 25c BORDENS OVEN READY i Biscuits 2 Cans 17c 19c Pure Pork, 1 lb.

roll STEAK SIR LOIN 79c CATFISH DC ETC Dl A TEC Skinless. Boneless DEXl iLn I tw Lb. Wv Pound Package 49c IMPERIAL POWDERED SUGAR 1 lb. Pkgs. 25c FROZEN OCEAN Just send In cellophane overwrap for your coupon Mrs.

Grass 27c NOODLE SOUPS TWIN PACK (CHIC KEN -Y RICH OR VEGETABLE) (2 BOXES) a Pound TEA42c CUSTOM C00KIN6 AT A BUDGET PRICE DELUXE UNIVERSAL GAS RANGE! Burner-with-a-Braln Foods burn or boil over! tn-a-drawer broiler for smokeless, separate broiling One-hour timer clock Huge with trade In Generous terms to fit your budget! UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY! LONE STAR GAS COMPANY -MORE VALUES- Cock The Walk PEARS Bartlett Halves, cans 1.00 Diamond PINEAPPLE Crushed, 4 Flat Cans 50c Austex Sunshine lb. pkpr. SPAGHETTI Meat Balls, VIENNA SAUSAGE Hormel, 5 cans Hunts TOMATO JUICE CHILI No Beans. No. 2 Cans GAINES DOG MEAL 2 Pound Box 18 Coant TEA BAGS.

1-00 fig 33c 1 00 1.00 55c 35c i DINNER Kraft 2 Pkfrs. -31c- Prices Effective Sat. Oct 9 10 11 Limit Reserved On Quantities YOUR HOME OWNED FOOD STORE Phone 262 Cameron, Texas.