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Newspaper
Rusk Cherokeean
Location
Rusk, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1964
Page
8
The columnist addresses a lingering reaction to last week’s remark, noting a reader’s tease about a rib trade as part of her ongoing commentary. The piece keeps a witty, editorial voice characteristic of the era.
Rusk Lions and Lioness Clubs plan a 7 30 p m joint installation Tuesday June 23 at the Fireman s Inn Ike Daniel president announces Henry Westbrook will head the Lions Club for 1964 45 and Mrs Opal Fitts will be Lioness president The Cherokeean notes other officers for both groups and reports a fire near Reklaw that endangered a correspondent s home and car keys were lost in the smoke All hands praised neighbors who aided Mrs Carson in escaping the fire and recovering a keyless car.
Property listing offers 21 acres inside city limits with utilities, trees, and two or more homes for sale. Includes an attractive 3 bedroom brick veneer with living and dining rooms and kitchen. Prices available on request.
Mr and Mrs Jim Huggins and their son Grant plan a weekend departure for a vacation visiting friends and relatives across Oklahoma Tennessee and South Carolina
Two lawsuits entered the District Clerk’s office. One seeks $1,152.10 back pay for water sewer and garbage services with B W Iley in charge of Iley Pantry Plant. The other names Clairol Incorporated of Delaware and Mrs Gladys Gaddis seeking $2,855 for alleged scalp injury after using Loving Care hair product.
County 4-H clubs gather at Jim Hogg State Park Rusk from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. for safety demonstrations and a speaker Jeff Austin Sr of Jacksonville presents Opportunity Is Yours. Activities include water safety first aid highway safety and team games.
The Rusk Club has spent thousands on beneficial recreation in the city. Proceeds come from membership cooperation in projects like the rodeo and a mop and broom sale, supporting various community activities.
The Roundabout family heads to Houston for the annual Texas Press Association gathering. They value these meetings for the insight they gain from seasoned members of the state’s newspaper community.
The Cancer Society invites the public to its annual membership meeting on Tuesday June 23 at the Liberty Hotel. A dutch treat dinner is planned for 7 30 p m with reservations via Dr Wayne Ralston at 2431 Jacksonville. The business session will include the election of new officers.
A memo lists events including a 7 30 p m joint installation of Lions and Lioness officers at Memo Cafe, a 12 noon Firemen's Inn gathering on Wednesday June 24, a 2 5 p m Rotary Club open house in Texas, and South Texas Producers Association activities. The Magnolia is noted as Louisiana's official state flower.
Rusk business and professional group members gathered last Thursday evening at Mrs. Clara Hanna’s home for a business meeting. Attendees included co host Mrs. Ann Kerr, Mrs. Bernice Looney, Miss Marion Mallard, Mrs. Lena Bell Pirtle, Mrs. Gladys Evans, Mrs. Mable Horn and Miss Bill March. Punch and cookies were served during the social hour.
Private Henry L. Sturns son of Mr and Mrs Henry T Sturns Route 1 Reklaw Texas completed eight weeks of advance infantry training with light weapons at Fort Ord California on June 12. He entered the Army last January and finished basic training there. The 19 year old graduate of Allan High School Laneville Texas worked for Unimart in San Diego before enlistment.
A newborn porpoise weighs about 25 pounds and measures 30 to 40 inches in length. Texas history notes mention the Ur suline Academy in Galveston founded in 1847 as the first convent in the state. Only two Texas governors, Pendleton Murrah and Beauford Jasper, died in office.
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