Braswell Foerster Vows In Methodist Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Eberhard Foerster exchanged nuptial vows at First Methodist Church on Saturday March 27 in candlelight rites. The bride Miss Sarah Edith Braswell wore a French satin gown with pearls while the groom is a chemist with degrees from SMU. A reception followed in Fellowship Hall with out of town guests attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eberhard Hermann Foerster
Dallas
Best Drive
Austin
Sarah Edith Braswell
Bill Braswell
Eirich Foerster
First Methodist Church
Jewel McClure
W. W. Finley
Gary Lloyd
Harley Hooper
Nell Braswell
Jo Marie Klebha
Houston
Roland Foerster
Theron Summer
William E. Braswell
Braswell
Bob Doggett
Theron Summel
Jo Marie Klebba
Erich Foerster
Claude Jones
Vieto Urivich
Bill Haught
Jerrie Brown
Mary Sue Fletcher
Kern Braswell
Luncheon Bridge Party at Cherokee County Club
Mrs. Frank Summers hosted a Tuesday bridge luncheon for the Bridge Club on March 23 at the Cherokee County Club in Jacksonville. Attendees included club members Mrs. Cox, Hassell, Thompson, Osborne, Kiretmeier, Noonan, von Doenhoff, Richards, Kojack, Summers, Cooper, Vining, Cartlidge and Mrs. Margie Magouyrk. Prizes went to Mrs. Richards high, Mrs. Hassell second, and Mrs. Guenzel low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Summers
Cherokee County Club
Jacksonville
Paul Cox
Morris Hassell
Gladstone Thompson
Herbert Osborne
James Kiretmeyer
Jack Noonan
Robert von Doenhoff
James Richards
Albert Kojack
Raymond Cooper
W. M. Vining
S. L. R. Cartlidge
Margie Magouyrk
Six County Orders Passed by Cherokee County Commission
Cherokee County Commissioners met Monday and approved six orders. They hired Albert Meredith as deputy tax collector for April, accepted a $9,227.80 bid by George P. Bane Inc. for a motor grader with a $3,362.80 trade in, and set the net cost at $5,975. They designated Citizens State Bank as county depository, arranged monthly support for the County Health Unit’s foster care, approved a $7,000 reimbursement to Pure Oil for pipeline work on Highway 175, and authorized an extra $50 monthly to the County Attorney for secretarial help to keep the office open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Bane, Inc
Tyler
Precinct 2
Citizens State Bank
Pure Oi Company
Highway 175
Jacksonville
Three Cherokee County Couples Granted Marriage Licenses
Three couples received licenses from the Cherokee County Clerk's office since Wednesday March 24. The pairs are John Wesley Sherman with Funice Thelma Cox Woodrow Smith with Margarette Elizabeth Poole and Larry Eugene Hibbard with Dianne Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee County
John Wesley Sherman
Funice Thelma Cox
Woodrow Smith
Margarette Elizabeth Poole
Larry Eugenie Hibbard
Dianne Taylor
Sixteen Jurors Picked for Cherokee County Grand Jury
Sixteen men were selected to serve as Grand Jurors for the April-October term of the Cherokee County District Court. They will report April 5 at 9 a.m. in the District Courtroom. Named include Richard Upton Jacksonville and Charles L. Page Alto, with multiple jurors from Rusk and Jacksonville and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee County District Court
Richard Upton
Jacksonville
C. D. Blankenship
Rusk
Charles L. Page
Alto
Paul O. Glass
M. C. Shuptrine
Tracie Pearman
R. M. Shumaker
Wells
James E. Blanton
Charles J. Dial
Don H. Crysop, Jr
Oliver Griffith
Harold E. Miler
H. V. Jones
Frank
Clothing Workshop Focuses on Simple Garment Making
The March H D workshop at Pinehill Presbyterian Church covers sleeve setting zipper insertion and collar attachment. Women participants include Beatrice Johnson Emma Collins Grace Walker Eula Champion Inez Jones Fannie Derrett Inez Stafford Gertie Stafford Lucy Allen. France produces more wine than any other country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Pinehill
Mesdames
Beatrice Johnson
Emma Collins
Grace Walker
Eula Champion
Inez Jones
Fannie Derrett
Inez Stafford
Gertie Stafford
Lucy Allen
Two Men Put on Trial in County Court
Oliver Fuller faced possession of liquor for sale charges in Judge J. W. Chandler's County Court. He waived trial by jury and pled guilty, fined 100 dollars plus costs. F. A. Arrington was tried for aggravated assault, waived jury, pled not guilty, and was found guilty with a 25 dollar fine plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Chandler
Oliver Fuller
F. A. Arrington
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Bob Dogwett
M. C. Dickerson
G. C. Lindsay
Ralph Travis
Oran Spence
Bride
Rusk High School
Tyler Junior College
Stephen F. Austin and
St. Mary's School of Medical Tech
Southern Methodist University
Mel
Big State
Albert Meredith
Dorothy J. Rambo
France
Texas
Shurfine
Lilly's Creamland
del Monte
Ine
Gillette Super
Blue Blades
Goon
Ial
Alcoa Aluminum
Ie Ae del Monte
Del
Weare
WEM
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