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Newspaper
Rusk Cherokeean
Location
Rusk, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1965
Page
3
Cherokee County home demonstration clubs study how time and energy spent on shopping and prep affect family budgets. Findings show 14.03 dollars of every 100 spent goes to convenience items with 116 of 158 items costlier than home prepared, led by coffee and prepared baked goods.
Maydelle residents report visits from Helen Middleton and Sam Soogin of Houston and several relatives from Dallas Palestine and Belton. Iris Sherman from Houston visits her mother and sister. Minnie Coker sick this week but improving. Mitchell Blackmon recovering after Baylor University Medical Center visit. First Baptist Church held a revival with one new member. pastor delivered the sermon.
Eight young members of the Girls Auxiliary at First Baptist Church departed for a five day encampment at Pineywoods. Accompanying sponsors were Mrs Marie May and Mrs Smith. Mrs Smith stayed on for a full week with the group. Attendees include Phyllis Case Laura Wynn Karen Lindstrom Connie Ralson Wanda Patrick Barbara Draper Mildred Patrick and Bobbie Ballew.
Mrs. Ralph Kesler president of the Cherokee County Tuberculosis Association says all organized communities may schedule skin-tests at any time during summer as needed by health authorities. She also recommends annual testing.
Miss Linda Weaver daughter of Mr and Mrs C C Weaver and Wain McClure son of Rev and Mrs Jewel McClure will be married Friday June 25 at 8 pm in the First Methodist Church. All friends and relatives are invited to attend.
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