Mrs. Dupree Installed as President of Beta Sigma Phi
Xi Epsilon Kappa Chapter installs 1967 68 officers at Mrs. Mary B Hassell home. Retiring president Mildred Patton officiates candlelight rite and receives a sorority pin. New officers include Margie Dupree president Martha Ramey vice president Genette Richards recording secretary Angelica Spivey extension Mary B Wassel secretary and Marie Mehner treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Epsilon Kappa
Beta Sigma Phi
Mary B. Hassell
Mildred Patton
Margie Dupree
Martha Ramey
Genette Richards
Angelica Spivey
Mary B. Wassel
Marie Mehner
Patton
Eaglettes Set Dance Supper to Raise Funds
Rusk High School's newly formed Drill Team elected officers for 1967 68. Officers include President Lynda Berryhill Vice President Sharon McEvoy Secretary Nancy McCrary Treasurer Jeanne Wilcox Historian- Parliamentarian Jan Thompson. The Eaglettes debut at the rodeo parade June 1 and host a barbecue supper and country dance May 27 from 7 p.m. to 12 a.m. behind the court annex. Tickets are 1.25 adults 0.75 children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusk High School
Diil
Lynda Berryhill
Sharon McEvoy
Nancy McCrary
Jeanne Wi\cox
Jan Thompson
Eaglettes
Dri
Lodge Elects New Officers for St John’s Masonic Lodge 520
St John’s Masonic Lodge No 520 met in Rusk on May 12 to elect officers. Elected and appointed officials include James N Johnson W M H D Waggoner S W Addison Martin J W Samuel Armstrong Lee Olie G Foreman Treas Fred Criner J D and Jessie Bradley Tiler. Installations planned at the next lodge meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s
Breakfast Honors Rusk High Graduates at Sartain Home
A Sunday morning breakfast at Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sartain celebrated Rusk High School graduates Joanna Williams Pay Penn and Jimmy Sartain. Guests sat at red linen tables with crystal compotes and Kipling poem keepsake cards, with a buffet of eggs bacon sausage muffins and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Sartain
Rusk High School
Joanna Williams
Pay Penn
Jimmy Sartain
Mrs Bivin Named President of Lionesses
Lioness Cub members met May 11 at Pineview with President June Cooper officiating. Members present included Elizabeth Bivin and Margie Dupree. nominating committee proposed Elizabeth Bivin as president Doris Kendall as vice president Betty Stovall as secretary treasurer and Margie Dupree as reporter. Discussion covered Trades Day recap and June Rodeo plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush Lioness
Pineview
June Cooper
Pat Ba
Betty Stovall
Norma Black
Opal Fitts
del Cox
Kathryn Draper
June Barton
Patsy Leinback
Joy Slover
Elizabeth Bivin
Margie Dupree
Wionesses Bivin
Ball
Mrs. Fitts
Doris Kendall
Naples visit highlights Easter week family gatherings
What, Rusk folks Mr. and Mrs. Morris Hassel and Charles Robert spent Mother's Day with Mrs. J. M. Watson in Naples Texas. Mrs. John Hutchison of McAlester Oklahoma arrived for a visit with her daughter Mrs. James H Kreimeyer and Dr. Kreimeyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Hassel
Charles Robert
J. M. Watson
Naples
Texas
John Hutchison
McAlester
Oklahoma
James H.kreimeyer
Dr. Kreimeyer
Versatile Telephone Truck Man Serves Home Needs
The General Telephone traveling service department promotes a multi skilled installer who handles new homes extensions colors and placement of any telephone. He is described as an on call expert in wallphones starline space maker models and desk phones ready to ensure trouble free service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starlite
General Telephone
General
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Stephen F. Rusa State College
Cathy Fitts
Rusk
Ancy McMillan
Robert Capel
Jerri Smith Shelton
Houston
Mary Ray
Wanda Connolly
Mary Ruth Grimes
Mesdames Dupree
Fulton
Ramey
Richards
Spivey
Hassel
Mehner
Lunsford
Campbell
Ray
Lodge
Jeannie Townsend
Virginia Butler
Sharon Helm
Nel Braswell
Kay Kyle
Jennifer Swift
Gregg Dupree
Johnny McClure
Eddie Goldsberry
Steve Crysop
Roger McCrary
Mike Byrd
Eva Lee Sartain
Bobby Penn
Rosalie Thomas
Rudyard Kipling
Rusk Folks
Orraine
Lorrain
Nuvo Levi
Levis
Shapely
Jamaica
Jamica
Surfer
Lastex
Qaupelur
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