Rusk Folks Share Christmas Visits and Birth News
Mrs John Henderson and Eloise of Cameron spent Christmas with her parents Mr and Mrs Lewis Mc Carroll in Rusk. Numerous relatives from Dallas Houston and Beaumont visited for the holidays including the Heard and Hudson families, the McCord and Guinn clans, and the Cobble household. Cindy Gail born December 22 at Rusk Memorial Hospital weights six pounds nine ounces. Rev William Cheatham celebrated Christmas with family in Dangerfield and guests from Sulphur La Beaumont and Galveston joined Oakland residents during the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henderson
Eloise of
Cameron
Lewis McCarroll
L. E. Hudson
Charlies Hudson
Wesley Hudson
J. W. Jackson
Dallas
Eloise
Lewis Mc Carroll
Texas University
John Irwin
Beaumont
Susan
Tommy Francis
Houston
Richard Hunter
Oklahoma City
T. H. Cobble
Deckard Meccord
Jimmy
Mary Helen
Austin
M. E. McCord
McCord
David McCord
David Mack
Sunshine
Jacksonville
Cameron Guinn
Mineral Wells
Harold Guinn
Breckenriles
Mr Pope Guinn
Frank Madden
David
Jim Madden
Ralph Guinn
Kilgore
Henry Manese
Pope Guinn
C. Musselwhite
David Musselwhite
Benton Musselwhite
Larkin
Mr Guinn
David Bishop
Route One
Rusk
Cindy Gail
Rusk Memorial Hospital
Joel
Terry
Steven
Sue
Oakland
Lester Thornton
Robert Thornton
Allison
Sulphur
Alvin Hayes
Nan Crawford
Galveston
Lost dog and contact notice in Alto to Jacksonville area
Lost: Monday night December 26 redtick male coon and squirrel dog. Slipped collar, likely jumped from a stopped pickup between Alto and Jacksonville. Call B D Harry at 20206 or write Box 821 Jackson. FOR RENT: Furnished garage apartment in Bonner Park. Call Mrs ME Lyles at 3-2726.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redtick
Alto
Jacksonville
B.D. Harry
Jackson
Bonner Park
ME. Lyles
Last Rites Continued For Local Resident
Pallbearers named Kendrick Frazier J D Norton Tom Sartain Webb Finley J C Williams Sr Melvin Sessions Mr Philbrick and Homer Smith. Wallace Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendrick Frazier
J. D. Norton
Tom Sartain
Webb Finley
J. C. Williams
Melvin Sessions
MR. Philbrick
Homer Smith
Hospital Board Recommends Cuts Amid Budget Shortfall
State Hospital executive board’s recommendations likely won’t affect Rusk hospital programs. W. D. Draper notes the largest cut hit the proposed expansion of the treatment program reducing about $200,000 in professional salaries and increasing supplies by roughly $100,000 less than projected in the budget request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusk Hospital
Wendeborn Family Hosts Large Christmas Visit
Mrs. C. E. Wendeborn of Rusk welcomed twenty two family members and guests for food and gift exchange. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Reagan Bell and grandchildren, Mr and Mrs William Selman of Rosharon, DeKalb residents, and relatives from Alto Pasatona Palestine Longview and nearby cities. Pearl Bell observed her 78th birthday December 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Wendeborn
Rusk
Reagan Bell
Jimmy Ray
Loise
Pee Wee
Junior Bell
William Selman
Rosharon
Texas
Cline Duncan
DeKalb
Calvin Selman
Alto
Lurline Jones
Pasatona
Donald Lewis
Palestine
D. L. Smith
Saura
Stevie
James Blanton
Teresa
Jamie
Betty Lou Wendeborn
Jimmie O. Wendeborn
Longview
Pearl Bell
Wendeborn
Hostess Event for Night Circle at First Presbyterian Church
Mrs MR. Philbrick hosted the Night Circle of the Women of First Presbyterian Church on Tuesday December 20. The Christmas theme decorated the house and Mildred Fulton led a brief business meeting. S. H. Evans presented the film Let's Keep Christmas. Gifts were exchanged under the tree and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Night Circle of First Presbyterian
MR. Philbrick
First Presbyterian Church
Mildred Fulton
S. H. Evans
Peter Marshall
Fred Florence shaping Dallas as a world city pioneer
Fred Florence envisioned a golden future for Dallas and the Southwest saying he believed in the region's future. He pursued banking and philanthropy, dedicating time to civic work, the arts, and business, becoming linked with hundreds of city, state, and national interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Southwest
Texas
Florence
Linz
Dallas Advertising League
Dallas Press Club
Greater Dallas
Wilcox Ice Plant workers honored at Crockett Street party
A party given Monday December 19 at the home of Mr and Mrs L L Wilcox on Crockett Street honored employees of the Wilcox Ice Plant. Guests included D H Dominy A W Odom Floy Payne Carl Wilcox and A M Norton. Rach of the five men employed received a suit shirt and other gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Wilcox
Crockett Street
Wilcox Ice Plant
D. H. Dominy
A. W. Odom
Floy] Payne
Carl Wilcox
A. M Norton Rach
Charles Wilcos
Peggy Gdom
Dallas Banker Florence recalled for public service and leadership
The Dallas financier and former president of the American Bankers Association, a leader of the Republic National Bank, celebrated for civic contributions and numerous honors. Survived by his wife, son David L. Florence, and daughter Mrs Eugene Gall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latkowitz
David Lefkowitz
Southwest
Florence
Turtle Creek Boulevard
David L. Florence
Eugene Gall
Dallas
Nome
American Jganking Association
Republic National Bank
Texas Bankers Association
ABA
Chicago
Eloped or moved out and other personal life notes
A request to inform through any convenient means when personal life events occur such as eloping moving out witnessing trouble or other significant changes. The text urges dropping a postcard or coming in to report such events.
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Dan H Heard
Dan Heard
W . Courtney
Gerald Chapman
Mike
Weatherford
J J Wester
Robert Jarvis
Cleveland
Pat Choate
Vernon Hester
M F E. Acker
Rex
Arch Pearson
Beaulah Allen
Ottice Houston
George Baird
Baird
Diane
Gerge Baird, Sr
Louisiana
A. R. Allen
Raymond Allen
Mt. Pleasant
William Cheatham
Dangerfield
Roger Cheatham
David and
Deb
Bie
L. H. Evans
Scholsons Food Store
Blackburn Waffle Syrup
Wendeborns
Fred Florence
Mrs. Wilcox
Banking Association
Dallas Clearing House Association
American Bankers Associa
Tion
Eisenhower
Guesia
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