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Newspaper
Rusk Cherokeean
Location
Rusk, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1965
Page
7
Families from Houston Fairfield Mertens Hills and Longview hosted relatives and friends over the weekend. Attendees included Merle Weaver and children in Dialville, the Vaughns in Fairfield, and the Wallers visiting Hillsboro and Mertens. Other gatherings featured weddings in Mississippi and hospital visits in Tyler.
The Rusk Rotary Club held its weekly meeting at Pineview Restaurant with President Frank Morgan presiding. Plans for the coming year were discussed, committees appointed, and projects emphasized. Guest was C. H. Giddings of Richardson.
Home Laundry Problems Discussed By Agent Sanitation from the Agricultural Research Service notes that suitable disinfectants used during laundering can prevent or reduce bacterial spread in fabrics. Bacteria survive typical home washing and may transfer between loads and machines. 30 bacteria types include Staphylococcus aureus and Pseudomonas aeruginosa. Heat and time in automatic washers vary. many cycles run 5 to 12 minutes at 125 to 130 F, insufficient to kill many bacteria. Four disinfectant types meet sanitizing needs: quats, liquid chlorine, pine oil, and phenolics. follow labels and call the County Extension Office for guidance.
Rusk High School band members Glenda Sue Mayes and Linda Jones left Sunday for a drum camp at Arlington State College in Arlington Texas. Registration ran 1 to 4 Sunday with classes from 7 p.m. Sunday and daily Monday to Thursday and a Friday morning concert to conclude. Recreational activities include swimming picnics hikes and other entertainment. High School Band Director Lester Hughes accompanied by Linda Jones and her parents Bill Jones Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jones Jr. Glenda Mayes is the daughter of D. M. and Mrs. Mayes.
Revival services are scheduled at Bethel Methodist Church starting July 25 with daily 8 p.m. worship. Pastor Jerry Harris will lead the services and invites everyone to attend and bring others.
Coarse builders' sand with peat moss forms a fine rooting medium. The blend supports successful rooting of cuttings by providing proper drainage and moisture retention.
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