Lionesses Hold Xmas Luncheon in December Meeting
Lionesses in the Lioness Club selected a family to aid with food clothing and toys at their December luncheon in the Rusk Hotel attended by 17 members. President Joann Henry led. a $10 donation to the Cherokee County TB Association was approved. The January meeting will feature a film on the Crippled Children's Camp at Kerrville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lioness Club
Rusk Hotel
Joann Henry
Cherokee County TB Association
Kerrville
Lion Lioness Clubs of
Texas
Lion FE
Bulah 4H Club Holds Christmas Party
The Bulah 4H Club held a December 12 Christmas party at Bulah school with 21 members. They played games sang carols and enjoyed a green and white 4H centerpiece. Gifts were exchanged and cookies and punch were served by Mrs Rayford Hendrick and Mrs Joe Moseley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulah 4H
Bulah
Rayford Hendrick
Joe Moseley
Lusk Buried In Mt Hope Graveside Service
Albert M. Lusk was laid to rest at Mt Hope Cemetery in a 3 pm Tuesday graveside service. A WWI veteran, he had lived in Livingston and Detasco Texas, survived by wife Mittie and five children, plus siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert M. Lusk
Mt. Hope
Lusk
Livingston
Detasco
Texas
Mittie Lusk
Mutt
Rusk
Elton
Alvin
Lillie Mae Biggs
Freeport
Lois Cummins
Orland
Approaching Marriage Announced for Mary Elizabeth Bee be
Mrs. Hazel McCarty of Dialville announces the approaching marriage of Mary Elizabeth Bee be to Stanley Mack Draper of Rusk. The couple will wed in Blythe California. The Cape to Cairo Railroad was completed in 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel McCarty
Dialville
Mary Elizabeth Beebe
Stanley Mack Draper
Freddie Draper
Rusk
Blythe
California
Cape To Cairo
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Lionesses
A.M. Lusk
J. L. Hassell
Poultry
Christ
MAS Gifting
M—L
Haggar
Acrilan
Teds
Whip — Arden
Hanes Underwear
Lord Dayton
John B
Stetson
the Twister
Carlee
Wembley
John C. Roberts
Levi
Hanes
Justin
Mathews - Miller Department Store
Morgan-Jones
Denier
Lacy
Magnolia
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