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Newspaper
Rusk Cherokeean
Location
Rusk, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1958
Page
4
Dr. Charles W. Castner and WD Draper of Rusk State Hospital attended a laundry conference at Texas Woman's University on May 19. The university runs a 2.5 year program testing institutional laundries to reduce linen strength loss and improve soil removal and whiteness retention across Texas state facilities.
Funeral services for Mrs. Victorine Saxton Johnston 38 of Jacksonville were held Monday afternoon after she died Saturday in a single vehicle crash near Reese on Highway 175. Burial was in Resthaven cemetery with pallbearers named. survivors include her parents two daughters two brothers two sisters and one grandchild.
Kansas grows one fifth of the nation’s winter wheat. Carlsbad Caverns draw about 500000 visitors yearly. Aardvark is the Dutch term for the South African anteater. In Nero’s era Rome featured a grand public slaughter house. The first free school in the United States began in Dedham Massachusetts in 1649.
Funeral services for Mrs Monnie Grace Williams 36 wife of Rev Bill G Williams pastor of New Summerfield Methodist Church were held Monday at Oak Hill Methodist Church in the death notice she died suddenly early Sunday morning Burial followed in New Hill cemetery Survivors include her husband one infant daughter Cindy her mother Mrs Marvin Gray Henderson and four sisters Mrs Forest Irwin Carroll Mrs Clyde Green Henderson Mrs L A Green Henderson and Mrs Louis Reynolds Kilgore
Patients in Hospital include Mrs. E B Copeland in Rusk Mrs Annie P Farmer in Rusk Mr Davis Bishop in Grapeland Mrs H L Wofford in Rusk Mr Tom Burke in Rusk Mrs Olan Wade in Wells Mrs E B Rusk in Cushing Mr Z B Stokes in Rusk Mrs Lillie Scott in Alto Mrs Minnie Isgate in Maydelle Mr Russell Jordan in Rusk Mrs L V Newcomer in Rusk Mrs Dorthy Gambrell in Alto John Waddell in Rusk Mrs A M Nolley in Rusk Colored Patients include Bud Vinson in Reklaw Florence Lewis Discharged include Mrs Albert Grimes Frank Arnold in Gallatin Mrs Laura Musick in Rusk Elvis Lusk in Alto Mrs W E Lusk and infant son in Rusk Mrs T A Hassell in Rusk J A Bowman in Rusk Rev Wayne Morrow in Rusk Mrs Jeff Acker in Rusk Inez Moses in Alto Mrs Jim Wilson in Alto Mrs Mary McDonald in Alto Mrs Ruby Hanson in Alto Garland Marshall in Rusk Mrs W H Holcomb in Alto Mrs Ethna Darby in Ponta.
Lakeview hosts a youth leadership conference June 9 to 14 with Rev. William M. Harris as speaker and Bruce Krause as assembly dean. Mae Oliver leads women, William C. Webb Jr. leads men. Registration limited to 192 youths and 33 adults.
Local residents share visits with friends and relatives across Alto Reklaw and nearby towns. Distant travelers include families from Houston Beaumont and Jacksonville. The community extends sympathy for the sudden death of Mrs. Harvey Smith and notes a child named Chioe Barper with chicken pox and pneumonia in hospital care.
The text notes Cajuns in Louisiana as descendants of Acadians expelled from Nova Scotia by the British in 1755. It also mentions academics as a name for philosophers at the Athenean Academy and states the State Fair of Texas is the largest in the US by attendance.
Cherokee county chapter of the Texas School Food Service Association met in the Rusk High School cafeteria on May 20 with fourteen members. Mildred Wilkening installed new officers Learo Long president Ann Bothwell president elect Ava Davidson secretary treasurer. Salads topic for discussion and tips shared. Funds from a recent bake sale total 28 dollars to help members attend the State meeting in Waco.
The Wesleyan Service Guild held a covered dish dinner Tuesday at 7 pm in First Methodist Church Fellowship Hall to close its fiscal year. Outgoing president Melba Campbell received thanks, with new officers listed and Mrs. Clint Shoemaker honored for leading the Gospel study.
Carl Williams of Jacksonville reports 6 acres of Coastal Bermuda planted this spring with strong growth. Alvin Sherman of Rusk notes five kinds of clover in his Maydelle pasture, thriving. Willie Holcomb of Alto shows rapid pasture progress with 80 acres of fertilized Vetch and Bermuda. Stock ponds were built with SCS technicians for DuBose, Mitchell, and Cummings. additional ponds staked for Simpson, Sanders, and Dominy. Cooperator Henry Tullis plants 15 acres Coastal Bermuda. Alto group members plant nursery plots of Bermuda. Richard Johnson of Cold Springs plants 5 acres Bermuda. W B Northcutt of Gould mows 250 acres Sericea Lespedra to control weeds. Grady Singletary uses Weeping Lovegrass for night dairy grazing. District honors banquet praised by Board of Supervisors.
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