Hospital Roll Call of Name List in Rusk Area
A compiled hospital news list names residents and patients from Rusk and nearby towns including Mrs. William May, Mrs. Nancy Mabry, Alex Black, Mr. James Collins, Mrs. Francis Latham, Barbara Smith, Flora Sparks, Mrs. Adelle Beard, Mrs. Thelma Smith, Mrs. James Hill, Mrs. Claudia Jenkins, Mr. Lewis McCarroll, Mrs. Arma Harvey, Mrs. Annie Womach, Mrs. Myrtie Starling, Horace Franklin, Roger Witaker, Mr. Fred Rook, Mrs. Ima Lovell, Mrs. Marvin Russell, Larry D, Mrs. Annie Rice Sr., Mrs. Elizabeth Manning, Mrs. Carolyn Gray and Baby, and others. The list includes patients from Alto, Jacksonville, Reklaw, Grapeland, Wells, and Troup.
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William May
Rusk
Nancy Mabry
Alex Black
James Collins
Francis Latham
Barbara Smith
Flora Sparks
Cushing
Adelle Beard
Thelma Smith
James Hill
Gallatin
Claudia Jenkins
Lewis McCarroll
Arma J, Harvey
Annie Womach
Grapeland
Annie Rice, Sr
Alto
Myrtie Starling
Horace Franklin
Roger Witaker
Fred Rook
Ima Lovell
Marvin Russell
Wells
Larry D
Trimble
Rusk S
J'ville
Guy Goodman
J. W. Garner
B. Simmons
Sandra
Tony )Harrison
J’vilie
Dee Ballard
Jacksonville
Douglas Jordan
Baby
Nacogdoches
Elizabeth Manning
Carolyn Gray
Troup
Thomas Hester
Steed
Minnie Coker
Dagmar Chumney
Douglas
John Bowling
Reklaw
Lillie Isgate
Arthur Clayton
J ‘Ville Leura Upshaw
Minnie Po'k
Roger Whitaker
Baby Giil
Local radio moment as Rusk patient sings on KTLA
An elderly Black woman at Rusk State Hospital heard her own singing on KTLA during a variety show taped for air last weekend. The piece celebrates small triumphs as community members note graduation hopes, rodeo plans, and RHS sports district titles amid local tidings.
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Rusk State Hospital
Weatherly named Conservation Homemaker in county program
Johnnie Lou Weatherly, county home agent Mrs Luther Dean Christopher, selected by the Soil Conservation District Board as Conservation Homemaker. She and Mr Christopher raise cattle with their three children and emphasize soil and water conservation, family farming, and community learning as key to a bright future in Texas.
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Luther Dean Christopher
Soil Conservation District Board
Christopher
Texas
School calendar approved for next year in meeting
The board detailed the 1967-68 calendar with dates for teachers meeting August 29, student enrollment August 30, first full day September f, Labor Day September 4, holidays Thanksgiving November 23-24 and Christmas break. classes resume January 2, 1968 with Easter break April 11-15 and May 24 as last full day, May 24 commencement and May 27 grades graduation. trustees Sartain Thompson Crysop Gabbert Whitehead attended with the superintendent and business manager.
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and &H
Dickey
Tom Sartain
Gladstone Thompson
Don Crysop
W.E. Gabbert
Marie Whitehead
Jeanne Honored Student Leader with Diverse Roles
Jeanne held multiple school positions including student director of the Junior play, sophomore class secretary, Library Club member for two years, reporter, choir member and Sextet president, Choir Christmas Duchess, Eagles Echo editor, annual staff member, business manager, and Spanish Club member. She plans to major in Library Science at TWU in Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne
Library Club
Eagles Echo
Betty Crocker
Jeanne Pans
TWU
Denton
Conservation Awards Banquet in Jacksonville May Event
About 300 people from 52 counties are expected at the Fort Worth Press Conservation Awards Program in Jacksonville at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Surlock Center, Low Morris College. Walter Humphrey will host. Regional awards include Outstanding Conservation Farmer and other honors, with Jack Stone receiving the Business Award for unselfish service.
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Forth Worth Press
Jacksonville
Surlock Center
Low Morris College
Walter Humphrey
The
Fort Worth Press
Clean-up drive details and awards presentation
The Clean-up committee asks residents to place trash and brush in front of homes for street pickup. A mower has arrived and extra pick-up days Tuesday to Thursday will be offered during the second week of the campaign. Cherokee County awards planned with recipients Billy Powell, T. D. Little, and Mrs Sean Christopher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregg
Cherokee County
Billy Powell
New Summerfield
T. D. Little
Alto Wil
Sean Christopher
Rekiaw
Soil Conservation District
Allen Goforth
Graduation ushers listed for commencement
The article lists the graduates ushers for the commencement ceremony as Jeanne Duncan Mina Ech ols Sure Moore Cathy Richards Barbara Ross and Dennis White Senior sponsors are Mrs Jo Philbrick and Mrs Lois Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Duncan
Mina Ech~ols
Sure Moore
Cathy Richards
Barbara Ross
Dennis White
Enior
Jo Philbrick
Lois
Track Team Sends Contenders to Regional Meet
Coach Dickey McGaughey praised a capable group of athletes who despite a low team score kept pace with rivals on the way to the regional track meet. He expressed enthusiasm for a large bi district playoff turnout and urged Rusk fans to support the team throughout.
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Dickey McGaughey
Rusk
McGaughey
FBI Man Talks To Rusk Kiwanis Club Tuesday
Gordon Shanklin, special agent in charge of the FBI in Dallas, spoke to the Rusk Kiwanis Club at their regular Tuesday meeting. He described the Bureau operation and how law enforcement agencies cooperate to catch criminals, assuring readiness to assist local officials. Guests included Joe Kilgore from the Tyler FBI office. Jack Tisdale was program chairman and Tom Surtain presided.
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Gordon Shanklin
FBI
Dallas
Rusk Kiwanis Club
Bureau
Cial
Jack Tisdale
Kiwanis Club
Tom Surtain
Ing, Joe Kilgore
Tyler
Criminal Docket List Shows Eight Cases Since April 28
County Clerk Mildred Fulton's office docketed eight cases since April 28. Among filed DWI actions, John G. Burkett was fined 325 dollars with three days in jail and court costs, Cecil Lawrence Cark ped guilty to DWI with a 50 dollar fine and three days in jail, and multiple names appear with charges including theft driving while suspended and intent to defraud.
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Mildred Fulton
John G. Burkett
Cecil Lawrence
Casey
F. L
Cox
Joseph Lamartine Tuck
Harold Vayne Chancelor
OWI
Larry Morgan
Worthiess Check
Jessie Patterson
Tommy E. Teety
Bernice Wayne Dunn
Larry Lvern Henderson
DWI
Nine Couples Granted Marriage Licenses in Cherokee County
County Clerk Mildred Putton issued licenses since April 8 for nine couples including Maurice Esley Saul ers and Tommie Catherine Walter Walker Thomas Johns and Rebecca Jean Loyd Bilis Hancock and Chery ann Miller Howard Melvin Curtis Jr and Martha Cathi sen Stapleton Cook Norman Koepnick and Ava Mary McRuiz Danny Ployd Rawlinson and Linda Louise Pails David Car Tyler and Connie Jean Watts Talmage Bailey and Velma Mitchell Curtis Leon Hoffman and Martha Carter Hoffman.
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Mildred Putton
Cluded
Maurice Esley Saulers
Tommie Catherine Walter
Walker Thomas Johns
Rebecca Jean Loyd
Bilis Hancock
Cheryann Miller
Howard Melvin Curtis, Jr
Martha Cathi
Sen Stapleton Cook
Norman
Koepnick
Ava Mary McRuiz
Danny Ployd Rawlinson
Amd
Linda Louise Pails
David Car Tyler
Connie Jean Watts
Talmage Bailey
Velma Mitchell
Curtis Leon Hoffman
Martha Carter Hoffman
Commissioners Set May 31 For Tax Equalization
Cherokee County Commissioners Court scheduled May 31 as the May 31 in session as the Board of Equalization. They recessed after organizing Monday and included the purchase of a used truck for Precinct No. 1 from Rusk Motor Sales for $550. The court also voted to abandon a road quarter mile from the Corine community to the Neches River bottom.
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Cherokee County Commissioners Court
Board of Equalization
Equalization Board
Rusk Motor Sales
Corine
Neches
Council Meeting Re-set For Next Tuesday
Rusk city council meeting re scheduled to Tuesday May 16 per City Secretary Kendrick Frazer adjustments cite a quorum issue. Frazer said a full council could not attend the original session prompting the date change.
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Rusk
Kendrick Frazer
Frazer
Government shifts gender roles and family guidance
A fragment notes a change in which the government takes over guidance once provided by couples and parents, signaling a broad shift in social control and family dynamics.
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