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Newspaper
Rusk Cherokeean
Location
Rusk, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1958
Page
8
In the Page 1 notice Zellerine A Hightower seeks divorce from Charlie Hightower with the hearing continued. In Edward R Morris vs Chester Ray Combs et al, the plaintiff was awarded record but details are incomplete in the excerpt.
The docket shows two liquor violation filings in County Court. Charles Reed faced unlawful possession of corn whiskey for sale, and Girlie Johnson was charged with transporting liquor.
Floyd Richards a Rusk Motorola dealer toured Dallas July 13 1958 for a nationwide preview of Motorola television sets hi fi and stereophonic audio in the Hilton hotel. Dealers from across the country attended the event Richards said in Dallas.
The executive officer in the U S Navy is described as the officer next in line to the captain. The first national presidential nominating convention in the United States met in Baltimore in 1831.
National Committeeman Skelton releases a Texas survey finding overwhelming disapproval of the Democrats of Texas DOT group. He cites confusion and discord and urges DOT to disband and rally behind the State Democratic Executive Committee ahead of July precinct conventions for a united 1960 Democratic Party.
Miss Mary Etta Allen of Tyler bride elect of Bill Moreau enjoyed a morning coffee at the Perkins home on East 5th Street. Pink and yellow color scheme featured yellow zinnia arrangements and pink delphia and carnation centerpieces. Mrs. H C Edwards served punch while Ann McCluney and Dolores Miller provided songs and piano selections.
The event featured the honoree with a clothes basket of packages and cans, with favorite recipes attached. Attending were the honoree, her mother, Mrs. J. T. Allen of Tyler, out of town guests Miss Erma English of Crockett, Mrs. Thorleif Jorgenson of Houston, Mrs. Carol Yowell of Alto, and several Rusk friends.
Continued from page one players seek playoff clarity by contacting Bruce Pruitt at the High School Sypinasium. An interesting note claims 9.7 million Chinese died from famine in 4877 78.
Dr and Mrs Charles W Castner returned to Rusk this week from a vacation in Massachusetts. Roundabout noted a greeting card from the Castners from up there. The item ends with a playful aside recalling Thomas A Edison’s first incandescent lamp on October 21 1879.
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