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Newspaper
Rusk Cherokeean
Location
Rusk, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1967
Page
4
Motor overhauled and ready. Ben Guynn offers the Cadillac ambulance at a fair price from the Rusk Hotel location.
Advertisement fragment from Wallace Hardware and Furniture in Rusk promoting painting and paper hanging services, carpet cleaning with Blue Lustre, and a rental electric shamer cleaner for $1. Includes contact hint and names the Jim T. Rogers Family.
The state issues a citation to Josie Lee Martin to answer Thurston Martin's petition for divorce filed April 18 1967 in Cherokee County District Court Rusk Texas. It requires a written answer by 10 am on the first Monday after 42 days from issuance, July 31 1967, or the case may be dismissed for nonappearance.
Dorothy J. Rambo, Associate County Home Demonstration Agent, attended the 58th Annual Meeting of the American Home Economics Association. The report notes focus on interaction, workshops, and a large exhibition with 450 booths.
Voters turnout sets a record as North Cherokee County Hospital District fails in Tuesday’s election. In Jacksonville 1599 voting against 1166, New Summerfield 501 to 90 and Jacksonville total absentee 214. district would have had up to 75 cents per $100 valuation.
Aubrey R. Cartlidge named enforcement chief of the Texas Liquor Control Board succeeding E. A. Gordon who served 31 years. Cartlidge joined Dec 9, 1935 and was the first to receive a 30 year service certificate. The brothers worked together in early repeal days and led a 1936 raid in Mineola locating大量 liquor and counterfeit stamps. Gordon retires as Cartlidge takes leadership. W. A. Mason becomes assistant enforcement chief.
A wedding shower for Mrs. Shelta Ethridge was hosted at the Mason home. Hurricane lamps lit the walkway as guests arrived. about 40 registered. Hostesses included Lem Derrington Jerry Akin Waymon Pierce and others. The event featured blue carnations daisies and blue wedding bells with gifts such as an electric skillet. Punch was served and cake shared in a festive den setting.
Rev. Grover Talbert announced the addition of Mike Templeton as minister of music at First Baptist Church Jacksonville. Templeton will direct the Adult choir and Youth groups while continuing as choral director for Jacksonville Public Schools. He and his wife Judy and son David reside at 111 Ear Street.
The Bethany Sunday School class of 1st Baptist Church met for a social at the home of Mrs. Corry Wallace on Tuesday June 27 with co hosts Mrs. J C Matlock and Mrs. James Pool. Members included Mesda M W Seale Russell Tillman Frank Merriweather Everett Martin Melvin Moore J T Pryor James Pool J C Matlock Corry Wallace and guest Mrs Cox The group honored J T Pryor with a gift before she leaves July 11 by plane for Munich Germany to visit family. Refreshments were served.
Charles Motz of the Small Business Administration will meet with small business owners in Jacksonville City Hall Council Room on July 18 from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Call 5125 for an appointment or visit for SBA loan information. Information on Economic Opportunity Loans under Title IV of the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964 is available.
Dr Helen LeBaron of Iowa State University delivered the keynote on professional interaction as key to the future. The dinner crowd of about 400 Extension Home Economists met June 26 at the Baker Hotel, previewing the 59th Annual Meeting set for June 24 to 28, 1968 in Minneapolis Minnesota.
Dorothy J. Rambo reports on Elm Grove’s 12th annual awards night at Plainview Mt Moriah Methodist Church. The program included invocation by Rev. Johnson recognition of guests H C Christian, Rambo speaking on community purpose, Harvey Grant on local gains, Betty Christopher on the year’s progress, Paul Harlan presenting awards, and remarks by William H. Lehmberg. Refreshments followed event proceedings.
The Woodville Home Demonstration Club held its regular meeting at the Community Center on July 10. President Mrs. Johnnie Tucker led the session at 8 15 p m with Dorothy Rambo presenting an illustrated lecture on Treatment of New Fibers and Finishes. Attendees included Mrs. Ora Session Mrs. Leader Turner Rev and Mrs J Tucker Saul Mitchell Felton Jones Raleigh Session and Sylvester Wickware.
Mack L. Williams son of Rev and Mrs Howard Williams recently earned his Second Lieutenant rank after finishing the Army OCS class of 187 at Ft Sill Oklahoma He is home on two weeks leave from July 3 and will report to Ft Hood Texas on July 19 for duty prior to assignment to Post Halls Mack is a Longview High School and University of Houston graduate with a math degree.
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