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Rusk Cherokeean

Location

Rusk, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1958

Page

7

Engagement of Miss Allen and Mr Moreau Announced

Mr and Mrs John T Allen of 628 South Kennedy Tyler announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Etta to Billy Joseph Moreau Jr of Fort Worth son of Mr and Mrs Billy Joseph Moreau Sr of Rusk Their wedding will be in Tyler on July 26 Miss Allen attended the University of Texas as a Zeta Tau Alpha member and her fiancé is UT civil engineering graduate

Ir. Ana Vernon Lee Grogan VanDelle Ernest W. Rutland, Jr Ernest W. Rutland E. W. Rutland Lufkin First Baptist Church Rusk John T. Allen South Kennedy Tyler Mary Etta Billy Joseph Moreau, Jr Fort Worth Billy Joseph Moreau Sr Miss Allen University of Texas Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority

Youth Sponsored Lunch Sends Three To Lakeview Camp

The Rusk Methodist Youth Fellowship lunch drew 135 diners and funded three officers to a five day Training Camp at Lakeview this week. Officers include Mike Burks president Frederic Lunsford vice president and Larry Christopher fund treasurer. Mrs Jewel Marshall sponsor praised donors and time. The Marshalls moved to Nacogdoches where Gar­land Marshall becomes District Agent for Rural Development in District IX.

Rusk Methodist Youth Fellowship Lakeview Mike Burks Frederic Lunsford Larry Christopher MYF Fund Jewel Marshall

Colored Patients Prepare June 19 Observance at Rusk State Hospital

Colored patients at Rusk State Hospital will hold an annual observance on June 19 with street booths picnics and musical programs under the Rehabilitation Therapy Department led by Mrs Essie Madden and with volunteer staff and groups from the community assisting. Musical groups from Palestine and Marshall will perform the noon meal will be a picnic outside with watermelons provided.

Rusk State Hospital Rehabilitation Therapy Department Essie Madden Recreation Department Thelma Jones Rusk Palestine Marshall Dietary Department

Local Notes From Rusk and Dallas Visiting Guests

Dr Etta Singletary attends the Chiropractic Convention in Dallas this week. Ed Singletary recovers in Rusk Memorial Hospital and now welcomes visitors. Pete Acker of Austin and wife spend summer with J P Acker family in Rusk. Laura Musick returns home to Alto after four weeks of hospital care. Edwina and Jimmy Hughes visit their grandparents in Rusk with J H Hughes family from Lufkin.

Etta Singletary Dallas Ed Singletary Rusk Memorial Hospital Pete Acker Austin J. P. Acker Laura Musick Alto J. E. Wallace E. B. Hughes Edwina and Jimmy Lufkin J. H. Hughes

Early Electric Power Began in Texas with Galveston Plant

The article notes electric power use started in Texas in the 1880s and identifies Galveston as the site of the first power plant. It also mentions Alaska as the largest peninsula on the North American continent.

Texas Galveston Alaska

Rites Held For Gene Hawkins Here Wednesday

Funeral services for Gene Egbert Hawkins 75 of here will be held at 3 30 Wednesday in Wallace Funeral Home Chapel. The Rusk native died at his home after a long illness. Burial will be in Cedar Hill cemetery with Rev Elwood Birkebach officiating. He was a member of the Methodist Church. Two great nieces survive. Pallbearers include J C Turney Doyle Freeman Ed Stover Bill Vining J C Williams Sr and W W Finley. Wallace Funeral Home in charge.

Gene Egbert Hawkins Rusk Mr. Hawkins Wallace Funeral Home Elwood Birkebach Cedar Hill Cemetery Hawkins Methodist Church J. C. Turney Doyle Freeman Ed Stover Bill Vining J. C. Williams, Sr W. W. Finley

Legion Commander Warns of Crime and Communist Threat

Tyler based State American Legion Commander Warren G. Moore warns at the Second Division Convention that crime and Communism threaten Christian civilization. He cites rising juvenile crime and overall crime costs, urging faith and action to counter perceived Communist influence.

American Legion Warren G. Moore Tyler Second Division Legion Moore Russia United States U. S Legionnaires

State Fair of Texas draws largest U S attendance

From attendance alone the State Fair of Texas tops U S fairs. Acre originally defined land a man could plough in a day. Texas State Park System began in 1923.

Texas U S

Rotary Chief Recaps Dallas Convention Highlights

R L Wilson president of the Rotary Club told Rotarians the Dallas convention was one of the largest in Rotary history and drew an enormous crowd. Houston White disclosed newly elected Rusk Rotary officers Robert M Hayes president Joe Jackson vice president and White secretary treasurer with installation slated for the first week in July.

R. L. Wilson Rotary Club Dallas Wilson Rotary Houston White Rusk Rotary Club Robert M. Hayes Psychology Rusk State Hospital Joe Jackson Rusk State Hospial

Fathers To Be Recognized In Baptist Service

A Father Day program is planned at First Baptist Church on Sunday June 15 with Rev. Lonnie Webb preaching. Junior and intermediate youths will sing a learned anthem from Vacation Bible School as Chas Bingaman leads the choir and an all male choir will also be directed by Bingaman.

First Baptist Church Lonnie Webb Chas Bingaman Bingaman Rev. Webb

Farm Bureau Queen Entry Deadline Set for July 1

Cherokee county Farm Bureau invites eligible contestants ages 16 to 22 who are in a Farm Bureau family to enter the county queen contest. Entries due July 1. contest on September 13 with a $50 queen prize and a trip for her and a chaperone to the district contest.

Farm Bureau Cherokee County Rusk TFB Port Arthur Irene Odom Charles F. Schulze Jacksonville Grady Dupree Grady Singletary Rt. 2 Alto

New bread standards go into effect July 1

The new bread rules require proper labeling of bread and rolls to truthfully reflect ingredients and nutrition. Violations include misbranding such as raisin bread without raisins or selling under another food name. Enforcement by the State Health Department follows federal-style standards to protect consumers and honest producers.

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Moreau KTLU Riik RSH Rusk Folks D. A. Fritz Atoy S. C. Lloyd Chamber of Commerce Chamber Gene E. Hawkins Legion Rotarians KTLA Reek Ment’s Food and Drug Division Beallpark Bealls Beall’s
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