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Newspaper
Rusk Cherokeean
Location
Rusk, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1965
Page
5
The Cherokee County Office of the Texas State Department of Public Welfare will issue USDA commodities Thursday June 17 on the East side of the Courthouse Square. Those holding issuing cards must bring them in and recipients should bring containers for the food.
Rusk residents Mr and Mrs Joe E French and their sons Doug and Dale were transferred from Houston to Eagh Lake as the Highway Patrol there. They visited relatives in the area including Mr and Mrs Preston Wilcox and Mr and Mrs R E French. Mrs F P Guinn spent the weekend with her children in Jacksonville and with Billie Guinn and family. Karen and Jan accompanied her home for the week.
About 150 people attended a recognition service at First Baptist Church in Rusk for Dr. Charles W. Castner and Mrs. Castner. Deacon W. H. Hanna presented a fishing rod and reel to Dr. Castner and a summer house coat to Mrs. Castner, praising their service to church and community. Dr. Castner retires June 30 after 50 years in psychiatry at Rusk State Hospital.
Mrs Patrick will present piano and voice students in a recital at p.m. Thursday night at the First Christian Church. Participants include Kathy Fisher Brenda Trotter David Connolly Alan Masinger Jane Claire Williams Johnny Williams Judy Faye Long Peggy Kendall and Hellen Schmidt. Friends of the above named persons and of good music are cordially invited to attend.
The Rusk Merchants defeated Palestine Sun 10 to 3 in a Sunday game in Palestine. Rusk scored 10 runs on 12 hits while Palestine had 3 runs. Roy Berryhill pitched all nine innings for the Merchants to gain the win.
Patrolman Jerry Kyle of the Texas Department of Public Safety spoke at a Rusk Lions luncheon warning that if current trends continue about 67,000 Americans will die in traffic accidents in 1975. He cited Texas paved road mileage and youthful driver stats and noted 3,096 U.S. deaths in 1964 from careless driving.
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