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Newspaper
Rusk Cherokeean
Location
Rusk, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1965
Page
4
The City of Rusk's water system is now state approved after a sanitary survey by the Division of Sanitary Engineering found all requirements met. Health Commissioner Dr. J. E. Peavy notified city officials of the approval.
Forty eight members gathered at the Texas Cafe for a noon meeting as Rev. Ford Dawson delivered a revival inspired talk on Christian witnessing. Rev. Jewel MecClrie introduced him and noted the revival week Feb 21 through 28 at First Methodist. New members Truman Foster and Larry Lloyd joined, inducted by Lion Paul Cow, with Foster employed as a sakeman and Lloyd as a Perry Bros. manager.
Mr and Mrs Morris Goff and son Stevie of Houston were weekend guests of Bennie Goff and Lester Bowlin in Rusk and Ponta. Several families plan gatherings with kin in nearby cities including Dallas Bryan and Houston as relatives visit and travel.
The Cherokee County Board of Directors of the American Red Cross will meet Friday afternoon at 4:00 in the County Courtroom.
Cherokee County drive chairman election is presented to the board with Mor ris Hassell as secretary and Se farl Chandler as vice treasurer. City drive chairmen will be announced. R J Persons and Mrs Persons spent the weekend in Houston visiting Joy Morris and Karen.
A tea shower at Mrs. Barbara Dudley's Jacksonville home on February 19 complimented Miss Marilyn White bride elect of Don Buchanan. Hostesses Mrs. Clifton Ratton and Mrs. Dove Day assisted. Blue and white decorations, a blue and white hurricane lamp centerpiece, coffee service by Mrs. Day, punch by Mrs. Lawrence Huttash, and iced cake squares with nuts and mints were served to about 20 guests. Gifts were displayed in the dining area.
Mr. Charles A. Moore died in Augusta on Tuesday March second. Funeral services were held Wednesday March 3 at 3 p.m. at Liberty Hill Church with burial in Augusta Cemetery. He was the brother of A. S. Moore of Rusk.
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