Roundabout Brightens Holidays For Young Readers
Roundabout continues to delight children as Christmas holidays approach, bringing smiles to young readers who eagerly anticipate festive stories and activities.
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Newspaper
Rusk Cherokeean
Location
Rusk, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1956
Page
5
Roundabout continues to delight children as Christmas holidays approach, bringing smiles to young readers who eagerly anticipate festive stories and activities.
Bob Stabler visited Groom's Record Shop in Jacksonville and bought Christmas music for the radio station. Soon listeners will hear holiday tunes on air.
The Bull dogs overpowers the Ea gles with size and experience after Crockett built a large lead in the third quarter. Philbrick's Flock rallied scoring late in the game though the result stood. Eagles show fight and optimism for next season as many players return.
A light political moment at the Rusk Post Office ends with a Democrat asking a Republican for a four year loan of the president. The old friends speak softly and agree to consider the request.
ROUNDABOUT thanks KTLA listeners for a radio appeal that helped locate a lost bulldog within 10 minutes. Gratitude is extended to Dr. W. E. Gabbert who found, penned up, and fed the pup before returning her.
The Merchants Committee and Chamber of Commerce Manager Jack Nichols report a poll of most Rusk merchants showing the town will close on Wednesday December 26th the day after Christmas.
President Kesler urged all Americans to cooperate with the TB Association to isolate the disease and wipe it out within a year, during a county TB program update. The remarks emphasized collective action to combat tuberculosis nationwide.
County Agent says Meetingmill project will provide direct employment and extra income for those cutting and hauling lumber to the mill. Payne will aid foundations against fly by night promoters. Jack Nichols of the Chamber of Commerce thanks the board for cooperation.
The Armistice Day Luncheon sponsored by the Rusk Lions Club served about 800 people a baked chicken dinner at Margaret Smith Cafe from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Proceeds support the Lions general fund for swimming pool and Little League park projects and other civic efforts.
John Bunyan penned Pilgrim's Progress during imprisonment, reflecting endurance and faith. The brief note contrasts literary production in confinement with everyday commerce at home.
Four delegates from the 460 member local Texas Public Employees Association attended the TPEA annual convention at the Driskill Hotel in Austin on Nov 5 and 6. Proposals favored salary increases, a 40 hour work week for state hospitals, and a seniority and longevity pay plan with a 15 percent cap. Delegates included Mr. and Mrs. Doc McVicker, James McElroy, and Richard Marion.
Rusk Rotarians met at the Rusk Hotel with Dr. Gus Levine from Rusk State Hospital speaking on problems of the aged. He urged restoring dignity to the elderly as the group listened to remarks by President Grady Browning and noted visiting Rotarians from Jacksonville Club.
Chapman Drug of Rusk nears completion of a remodeling program led by owner Stanley Chapman. New steel shelving and semi self service will improve shopping convenience, a new ceiling has been installed and the interior repainted for a modern look.
The Cherokee County Associational Brotherhood will meet at Calvary Baptist Church in Wells on Monday at 7 30 p m with Rev William Crook of First Baptist Nacogdoches as guest speaker Refreshments will be served after the meeting All men of the Brotherhood are invited Rusk Brotherhood president W D Draper says members will gather in Rusk for a pre meeting business session and devotional before traveling to Wells
The text explains habeas corpus meaning you may have the body. It notes Panama Canal geography with the Pacific Ocean east of the Atlantic. It states the Statue of Liberty was erected in 1886 and Louis Bleriot first crossed the English Channel in 1909.
J H Ralson identifies the Mystery Farm five miles southwest of Rusk in Lone Oak Community as family land in its second generation. The farm, part of the Pryor estate originally, was likely first plowed about 100 years ago. Ralson and wife Virgie Sword married in 1919 and built their home in 1934. They now use thirty acres as cattle pasture and work with ASC and Soil Conservation. The couple has four children: Winifred Berry, Raymond, Eugene, and Lloyd, plus Wanda Sandeford.
The Sunday School class of the Methodist Church gathered Wednesday night in the Fellowship hall for a covered dish dinner and business meeting led by Mrs. Bill Shattuck. Attendees included Mesdames Watters Singletary Reed Shattuck Woodward Isgate Thomas Harrison Leake Monette Parsons and Rev Clyde as guest.
The Women of the Presbyterian Church Night Circle hosted a family night dinner in the Fellowship Hall on Wednesday. Sixty five attendees shared a turkey dinner with all the trimmings and sang old timey songs led by Robert von Doenhoff with Mrs. Jack Nichols at the piano.
Initiation of new Delta Kappa Gamma members occurred Thursday evening at the First Methodist Church Fellowship Hall in Rusk. Mrs Frank Weimar Jr of Alto initiated, with Beta Alpha president Mrs Dreba McDonald in charge and assistance from several members.
A historical note states that Thomas Jefferson invented the sliding doors later used on street cars, marking a milestone about 125 years ago. The item prompts readers in Rusk to shop locally.
The final section of Our Bible How It Came To Us will be shown at First Baptist Church in Rusk on Wednesday November 21 at 7 15 pm Rev Lonnie Webb announced The film covers printing Luther Tyndale Coverdale Erasmus King James and ends with the Bible's influence today The public is invited to view this inspiring feature by the American Bible Society.
The Rush Lions Club noon meeting featured readings by Mrs. Oscar Manning’s students Bruce Stovall Steve Tackett and Diane Banks chaired by Leon Pledger. Lions President Elmo Musick Jr praised the program as talented and promising. Guest Bill Walden new Corn Belt Hatcheries manager attended.
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