Gerald Chapman Attending Administrators Seminar
Gerald Chapman of 707 Henderson Street in Rusk was listed among Texas educators at a three day Public School Administrators Seminar at Southwestern University. The event, sponsored by Southwestern and the Texas Council of Churches Religion and Public Education program, featured lectures panels and discussions led by Dr. Seward Hiltner of Princeton Theological Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern University
Rusk
Gerald Chapman
Henderson Street
Rusk Independent School District
Versity
Department of Religion and Public Education
Texas Council of Churches
Seward Hiltner
Princeton Seminary
Hiltner
Princeton Theological Seminary
Menninger Foundation
Topeka
Kansas
Chicken Supper Fundraiser At United Pencestal Church
The United Pencestal Church plans a chicken supper Thursday evening July 22 at the American Legion Hall. Adults pay 9.25 and children 75 cents. Proceeds fund a new church roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pencestal Church
American Legion Hall
New Safety Aids Ready For Slower Vehicular Roads
A comprehensive safety program debuts in Texas and other states to cut rear end collisions with slow moving vehicles. Farmers and contractors using vehicles under 25 mph can deploy a low cost warning device to alert motorists. Developed from University of Ohio research, the two colored triangular symbol is endorsed by the National Safety Council and the American Society of Agricultural Engineers. An educational program promotes widespread farmer and operator adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
University of Ohio
National Safety Council
American Society of Agricultural Engineers
Slow Moving Vehicle Emblem Promoted By Texas Farm Bureau
The Texas Farm Bureau Safety Department promotes a lightweight orange red triangle emblem to mark slow moving vehicles. The emblem aims to supplement existing warnings, not replace them, and is sold through county Farm Bureaus at low cost. Studies show two thirds of SMV crashes are rear end collisions, mainly daylight, dry roads, with injuries and fatalities often to the slow vehicle operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Farm Bureau Safety Department
Joe Smetana
TFB
SMV
Smetana
Ohio State University
Prize-winning Army platoon honors Bruce Clark Award in Germany
Specialist Four Donald H. Coleman of Jacksonville is part of the 1st Brigade 4th Armored Division platoon that won the Bruce Clark Award near New Ulm Germany on June 28 for combat readiness morale and overall excellence. Coleman age 21 entered service in 1963 arrived overseas in 1964 and is a tank gunner with Company B 1st Battalion 51st Infantry. He is a Fred Douglass High School graduate class of 1962.
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Donald H. Coleman
Morris Coleman
Ragsdale St
Facksonville
Bruce Clark
4Th Armored Division
New Ulm
Germany
U. S. Army
Europe
Coleman
51St Infantry
Fred Douglas High School
Tragic Car Wreck Claims Life of Lewis Edward Prater
The community mourns nineteen year old Lewis Edward Prater son of Mr and Mrs Chester Prater killed Tuesday morning in a Wells car crash. Visitation notes mention relatives from Tulsa Houston Silsbee Lufkin and Port Arthur while extended family travel and social visits across Texas and Louisiana are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Edward Prater
Chester Prater
Wells
Jake
Gary
Houston
John Clegg
Port Arthu
Grady Dial
Miler Dial
Lufkin
James Scott
West Monroe
Louisiana
James McCaskell
Cheba Durham
Lorraine
Rusk
Billy Palmer
Stan
Weaver Receives Musical Scholarship to Stephen F. Austin
Clarence Hubert Weaver II earned a musical scholarship to Stephen F. Austin State College in Nacogdoches for fall 1965. A music major, he aims to teach as a band director after college. At Rusk High School he played in the band and dance band for four years, joined all region and state band tryouts, attended band camp scholarship, entered solo and ensemble contests, and served as student director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hubert
Buddy) Weaver II
Stephen F Austin State College
Nacogdoches
Weaver
Rusk High School
Stephen F. Austin
Grogan Announces Birth of Daughter Cassinda Faye
Mr and Mrs David Grogan announce the birth of a daughter Cassinda Faye born July 7 in a Nacogdoches hospital. Mrs Grogan is the former Jimmie Inez Poole. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs James Poole and Mr and Mrs Vernon Grogan all of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Grogan
Cassinda Faye
Nacogdoches Hospital
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Cherokee County
Marvin Echols
Bethel Church
Southwestern Uni
First State Bank
State Bank No
Federal Reserve District No. 11
United States
Marshall Dear
Lloyd Pipes
E. B. Musick
M. H. Norton
State of
Cherokee
Mildred Roach
Bagley Insurance Agency
W.D. Bagley Insurance Agency
Forest News
A. L. Odom
Joe A. Moake
Susan and
Robb
Tulsa
Okla
I. A. Doom
C. C. Ivie, Sr
Lela Gelf
Gladys McClendon
David
Mike Ivie
Silsbee
Beach
McGill Beach House
Buster Roye
Austin
T. D. Durham
H. C. Polk, Sr
Fine Haven
Pearl Wallace
Albert Arnold
David Dial
Alice Truchelet
I. W. Petty
Kountze
Livingston
Shackleford
Charles Tyler
Chery
Terry
Jonesboro
Ark
Sue Chandler
Steve
Karen
J. D. Ellerbee
Bruce Moseley
Tyler
Huntsville
Bruc Arnold
Brue Moseley
H. B Arnold
Sherwood Hattaway
Jerry
Verda Staton
Waco
Lee Ash
TARY
Gavil
Rusk Rotary Club
Mayo Starkey
Sc Ft
Frank Morgan
James Polk Richards
Houston White
Dearborn
Bearden
Ceege
Ahe
Margaret Ellen Buie
Jon Buie
J. Milton Buie
James J. Perkins
China
Royal Doulton
Fairfax
Henry
Jewelers Rusk
Jumor Tyr
COVEY
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