Scout Charter Presented for Rusk Troop 329
ETAC District Executive Jim Cunningham presented a charter to the East Texas Area Council for Rusk Troop 329 during the Kiwanis Club weekly meeting. Rev. L Allen Holley accepted on behalf of Kiwanis as Scoutmaster Ralph Travis witnessed.
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Rusk Kevanis Cingoiron
East Texas Area Council
Rusk
ETAC
Jim Cunningham
L. Allen Holley
Kiwanis Club
Ralph Travis
Former Rusk Native Named Library Head
William K. Peace aged native of Rusk was re elected vice chairman of the Round Table on Library Service to the Blind at the American Library Association meeting in Detroit. He serves as assistant director of the Texas State Library and supervised the blind readers program including four thousand Texas readers. The Library of Congress recognized the State Library as the regional library for the blind with the largest increase in Talking Books circulation. Peace holds degrees from Texas Christian University the University of Texas and Louisiana State University.
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Man of the Round Table
Peace
Price
Texas
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State Library
Library of Congress
Rusk
Texas Christian University
University of Texas
Louisiana State University
Local Drivers Involved In Two Crashes
Rusk residents were involved in two minor automobile accidents over the weekend with no injuries. Howard Harris lost control and hit a ditch Saturday night near Butler and Crockett streets. Monday afternoon Delman Mayes was rear ended by Lula Wilcox as Mayes backed from the curb near Richard's Grocery. Wilcox’s car sustained about 50 dollars in damage and Mayes’ car little damage.
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Howard Harris
Butler Street
Crockett Street
Delman Mayes
Lula Wilcox
Mayes
Richard
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William K. Peace
Ector
Texas State Library
Mrs
George Peace
American Library Association
Detroit
Michigan
Police Department
IS Department Stores
Beall
Levis
Dacron
Perry
Southwestern States Telephone CO
General System
Hanes
Boys Hanes
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