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Newspaper
Rusk Cherokeean
Location
Rusk, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1962
Page
3
Texas offers a healthful climate and varied terrain with mild overall conditions and few atmospheric pollutants. The state reports no smallpox in seven years and low typhoid and malaria risks. Tourists can rely on inspected food establishments, approved water systems, supervised pools, and well protected camping in parks for a safe, healthy trip in Texas.
Members of the Methodist Youth Fellowship will leave Saturday at 9 a.m. for a daylong picnic at Tyler State Park. Those going should meet at First Methodist Church at 9 a.m. Lila Jean Long was elected MYF secretary, replacing Mary Ann Mayes who will be away this summer.
Rusk will be represented at the Texas Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs convention in San Antonio June 8 to 10. Delegates Billie McVicker Lena Bell Pirtle and Bernice Looney join Miss Elizabeth Tandy Texas state president and other officials for openings sessions workshops and elections amid a program including addresses by Dr Sally Gearhart and Dr Lois Frazier and a National Federation planning session for 1963 in Dallas.
Friday night Mrs. Herbert Osborne and Mrs. Gladstone Thompson hosted a bowling party and dinner in Jacksonville for Mike Crusop and Steve Crusop. Their sons Paul Osborne and Jimmy Thompson served as hosts for the event. A 90 day note was mentioned as a way to shorten a summer.
A Methodist Workers Conference for all church school teachers and officers is planned for June 14 at First Methodist Church. The evening begins at 7 with supper by WSCS members, costing 60 cents per person, followed by a program including a skit film strip and panel discussion. Palestine: Missouri Pacific Railroad personnel in the local superintendent's office will be moved to Houston effective June 1.
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