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Newspaper
Rusk Cherokeean
Location
Rusk, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1958
Page
12
Mardelle News notes numerous visitors in the week at Rusk Memorial Hospital including Mrs. Mary Wallace ill and receiving care. Family members from Tyler Sebastian Goliad Elkhart Arp Kaufman Beaumont Kountze Turney and others travel to visit relatives and friends.
Mrs Minnie Conner hosted guests this week including Mr and Mrs Jeff Tackett of Troup and Mr and Mrs Albert King and family of Alvin. Overnight visitors included Mrs Retilla Ball with J C Cellum of Arp and W H Woodall. Betty Belle Carlisle and her son and daughter from Hempstead visited Buddy Durrett and Toad. Charlie Edsall is a patient at Newburn hospital slightly improved. Henry Fulton of Dallas Kaleta Dean of Jacksonville Vic Rector of Troup Kenneth Roach of Houston and Maurice Benge and family of Houston visited the Wallace Roach place over the weekend.
Mrs Laura Musick of Alto Texas expresses deep gratitude to friends and the staff of Rusk Memorial Hospital for aid and comfort during her stay. May God bless each one of you, she pray. Chicago is noted as the country’s greatest rail center with about 1770 trains daily.
Local notes describe a string of summer visits and family gatherings. Readers include Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Ivie Sr of Houston visiting June 1 for a homecoming, along with Ethel Melvin and others from Houston and Texas City visiting relatives in the area.
Improving after surgery at Rusk Memorial Hospital June 2, Mrs. Joe Guinn is reported improving. Mrs. Vera Wisner spends the week at her Lufkin home. Mrs. Frank Smith visited her sister-in-law Mrs. B E Etheridge in Reese on Sunday.
Mrs. Tom Grisham of Abilene was honored at a dinner hosted by Mrs. Forrest Reagan at Quinton's on Friday evening June 6. A three course chicken dinner was served to the honoree, guests including Mrs. D. T. Howard and others listed.
Mrs. M W Odom attended the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Louie Goff of Rusk at the Goff home. Mrs James Bradbery and daughters of Pasadena visited her parents Mr and Mrs Lee Jones. W F Autrey and Mary Jen of Tyler visited his mother Mrs P W Autrey. Mrs M W Odom visited in Maydelle. The four Gibson sons of Pasadena stay with their grandparents Mr and Mrs Tom Gibson. Mrs Walter Jupp and son of Tyler visited grandmother Mrs P W Autrey. Will Bridges visits Mrs D W Harris. A family reunion at Jack Folkes home drew W M Folkes, Frank Folkes and families, Haskell Pollock and family, Walter Lee Taylor and Marvin of Liberty, Albert Ewing and family of Channelview, J B Perkins and family of Diboll, T W Folkes and family of Houston, Richard Jones and baby of Beaumont, Robert Underwood and family of Gallatin. J C Bridges of Baytown visited Jack Folkes Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Finley and Earl went to Dallas on Saturday to be with sister in law Mrs. John Finley who died Monday. She is survived by her husband and two Dallas daughters plus relatives in Snyder San Antonio and others. Funeral services were held Tuesday with burial at Laural Land Memorial Park Dallas.
Private Clyde T. Watson and Private Paul A. Cobb completed eight weeks of basic combat training with the 5th Infantry at Fort Carson Colorado. Watson a Maydelle High School and Henderson County Junior College graduate, is the son of Mr and Mrs Jim W Watson of Rusk. Cobb a Maydelle High School graduate and former Jackman Litho employee, is the son of Mr and Mrs Aaron J Cobb of Jacksonville. Ray Goodwin a machinist’s mate third class USN was aboard USS Blandy during the moving of Unknown American Soldier remains from Naples to the United States and Arlington burial events.
Pvt. Billy M. Doss son of Mr and Mrs Freddie L Doss Wells has completed eight weeks of basic combat training with the 5th in a ceremony marking the completion of initial military instruction.
Joseph E A Ross of Rusk a state Republican committeeman was among seven candidates certified by the State Republican Executive Committee for the congressional race in Texas Seventh District Ross appears on the Republican ticket along with two other congressional hopefuls and several state office candidates.
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