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Rusk Cherokeean

Location

Rusk, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1965

Page

9

Cherokee County Faces Uncertain Draft as Biden Plan Boosts Call

Cherokee County officials monitor the national draft rise from 17 090 to 35 000 as local boards prepare for possible higher inductions. Eight county men depart for Dallas for service and 20 undergo Dallas Inspection Center physicals amid state and federal guidance on classifications and quotas.

Lyndon Johnson

Church drive leaders named for Texas Disciples program

Barnes H. Broiles of Jacksonville is Area Chairman and Harold Hamlin of Jacksonville is Area Co Chairman for District 14 in the Disciples of Christ five million six hundred seventy five thousand dollar development plan aiding member churches and affiliated schools in Texas.

Barnes H. Broiles Jacksonville Harold Hamlin Disciples of Christ Texas Association of Christian Churches Fort Worth Marshall Spivey District 14 R. E. “Peppy Blount TACC

RHS Coaches Return From Dallas Clinic

Rusk High School coaches led by Head Coach Doyle Brooks attended the Texas High School Coaches Association Clinic in Dallas starting August 1. The group discussed football basketball track and baseball lectures and the All Star Football game highlighted by Palestine’s Bill Bradley as MVP and Alan Winters of Temple elected THSCA president.

Texas High School Coaches’ Association Dallas Association A & M University Texas Western el Paso Bill Bradley Palestine Ludy Whitmire Cleveland Alan Winters Temple

Wells Resident Seeks Degree From North Texas State

Wells resident David S. Weatherby is among 665 seniors applying for bachelor's degrees at North Texas State University. Summer commencement exercises are set for 8 p m August 24 at Fouts Field. Weatherby is pursuing the bachelor of science in secondary education.

David S. Weatherby Wells North Texas State University Fouts Field Weatherby Edward S. Weatherby

Itch Me Not Quick-drying itch relief at Cartlidge Drug

ITCH ME NOT provides fast relief from itching with antiseptic action to speed healing. Suitable for eczema insect bites foot itch and other surface rashes. Available now at Cartlidge Drug Store.

Lions Hear Report on Guard Camp At Fort Hood Site

At the Texas Cafe the Rusk Lions heard a report on a summer guard camp attended by local National Guardsmen. Weldon Maitland praised Sgt. Charles Ray Peters and 2nd Lt. Doug Peters for their high scores and noted the unit sent over 30 guardsmen to North Fort Hood for the two week program July 18 through August 1.

Rusk Lions Texas Cafe Jacksonville John Lester James Blanton Grady Dupree Weldon Maitland Lawrence Clayton North Fort Hood Speaker Maitland Rusk Charles Ray Peters Doug Sgt Peters Dex

Union Grove Church Revival Set for August 16 21

Revival services at Union Grove Cumberland Presbyterian Church run August 16 21 with daily 7 30 p m. Evangelist Rev Glenn Finley of Longview preaches. Finley born in Paducah Kentucky trained at Bethel College and Cumberland Presbyterian Seminary. He has pastored in Birmingham TN Marshall Texas and presently leads First Cumberland Presbyterian Church Longview. John and Betty Dean direct nightly music programs.

Union Grove Cumberland Presbyterian Church Glenn Finley Longview Rev Finley Paducah Kentucky Bethel, College McKenzie Tennessee Cumberland Presbyterian Theological Seminary Birmingham Alabama Marshall Texas First Cumberland Presbyterian Church John Betty Dean Union Grove

Lower Rates Planned For Color Phones

Southwestern States Telephone Company plans a color phone rate cut from 10 to 7.50 as of September. Commercial director E. H. Utzman says the 25 percent reduction will drive more customers to add colored telephones to homes. Telephones come in three wall models and two desk models in beige green white pink blue yellow and turquoise.

Phon Company E. H. Utzman

New Industry Buys Jacksonville Properties

The Jacksonville Industrial Foundation completed negotiations for the sale of Southwest Custom Design properties on South Bolton Street to a new industry in Jacksonville. The owner and industry type are withheld. expansion includes a 140 foot extension to the main building, totaling 39,000 square feet. Operations start by January 1 with 35 employees.

Jacksonville Industrial Foundation Southwest Custom Design Bolton Street Jacksonville

Rusk Man Completes Basic Training at Lackland AFB

Airman Third Class Ellis Ira Parks of Rusk completed basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Joe Willie Parks and husband of Mrs Andrea Berneta Parks of Rusk.

Ellis Ira Parks Joe Willie Parks Andrea Berneta Parks Rusk Lackland Afb

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Cherokee County Selective Service Board No. 19 Cherokee County Selec Tive Service Boyd Sinclair State Selective Service Headquarters Sinclair Selective Service Armed Services Physicals Washington Secretary of Defense Director of Selective Service Director of Army RHS Rusk High School Doyle Brooks Bob Young Doug Jordan Jimmy Killion Rusk Eagles Crockett North Texas Cartlidge Drug Store Canneey Citizens State Bank FDIC Rusk, Texas Pollock, Texas Carrol Allen Lufkin Robert Ferguson Hospital Lake Ferguson Carol Tullis Lee Yarbrough Camp Polk Maitland Union Grove Church Southwestern States Tele Orcl N. Main Ruse, Texas New Industry J’ville Properties Texaco Ball Texaco Service N. Dickinson Rusk Corvair Chevrolet Pate Tsy
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