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Newspaper
Rusk Cherokeean
Location
Rusk, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1965
Page
6
Project details list five youths chosen from Precincts One through Four for a $55,880 program. Participants earn 1.15 dollars per hour for 2 hours weekly and study 4 hours weekly. Girls work in county offices and hospitals while boys brush and clean along rural highways and in parks or cemeteries. Eligibility focuses on employment need regardless of race or nationality, including high school students and graduates seeking work or college plans.
Youth from Rusk will join a week of recreation and discussions at the host church. Miss Simms leads a MYF group planning devotions and an evening discussion at 7 0 with worship. A pool party closes the week with a devotional and fellowship.
A Sweet Sale is set for Saturday morning July 9 in front of Mac's Pharmacy on the West Side of the Square. The Methodist Youth Fellowship sponsors the event to raise funds for a Six Flags Over Texas trip on Monday July 12, marking the start of Youth Week at First Methodist Church.
Kiwanis Club president Wilson McVicker led the regular Pineview Restaurant meeting with 22 attendees, 13 noting church attendance last Sunday. Guests Forest Irwin of Henderson Club and M H Norton joined, as Finis Stovall arranged the month’s program.
The club with over 100 members ages six to seven years participates in many events yearly. Admission fees range from one to five dollars with discounts for youths under 15. Readying for shows in Gladewater Jacksonville Sero ewins Starville Kilgore Loneview Athens Center Mineola Malakoff LaPoyner and future appearances in Lindsle Palestine Tyler Canton and Van. They were set to ride in the Jacksonville parade this Wednesday meeting near the Swire tn Cafe for a trail ride to Jacksonville. Sponsors providing ribbons and trophies include Chap man Pharmacy Stewart's Food and Saddle Shop Pate Sinclair Station Citizens State Bank Dub Isaacs Chevrolet Buick and Pontiac Brookshire Brothers Grocery Wilcox Ice Company Jared Cafe and many more staged by local sponsors.
Traffic facts show most crashes stem from small habits that become automatic. A driver’s routine crossing a railroad, signaling, or ignoring a missing sign can lead to a big accident when unusual conditions appear. Habit formation under pressure turns little acts into deadly mistakes.
Nelson fined 150 dollars plus costs after plea. Bennett pled guilty to liquor transportation, fined 200 dollars and costs. Edd Boyd pled guilty to driving while intoxicated, fined 100 dollars, three days in jail, and costs. Langston pled guilty to DWI, fined 1 dollar, three days in jail, and costs. Fr Boseman charged with child desertion. Local businesses and individuals listed.
The Leon Morris College Summer School term starts Monday July 12 with registration on opening day and classes beginning Tuesday July 13. A record enrollment is expected after 153 students attended the first session. Courses listed include Government, Mathematics, English, Chemistry, Economics, History, Biology, Typing. Tuition is $35 per course, with board and commissary costs for six weeks set at $105 for girls and $101.25 for boys.
Mrs Francis hosted the Turney Home Demonstration section meeting on Friday afternoon. Mr Ceaburn Masters presided while members discussed summer travel plans and country visits. Mrs Masters won the door prize.
The city's financial advisor Rob Tyan and staff work on estimates for each city department. Council aims to complete the budget by September with the new house budget year starting January 1, 1965.
A partial, garbled report notes a funding amount aimed at maintaining school facilities. The principal comments that while the sum may seem small, it represents a sizable investment across several areas of concern, signaling progress in school upkeep.
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