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Newspaper
Rusk Cherokeean
Location
Rusk, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1956
Page
4
Rusk Cherokeean imprint details publishing address editors and rates. Notices warn of corrections policy and subscription prices for in county and out of county readers.
A two day sorority bazaar features festive displays from a white elephant corner to personalized Christmas balls. A dressed turkey door prize and an $80 Madame Alexander Bride Doll prize cap the event, with a lecture on awareness of blessings and cheesecake treats for attendees.
The Texas Highway Commission approves a Farm to Market program for 1957 1958 with federal aid matched by state funds. In District 10 eleven projects cost about 9000000 include a Cherokee County road from Farm Road 839 below Striker Creek Dam west to Farm Road 35 near Lone Star. Construction will connect with a new power plant outlet aiding Jacksonville Rusk and Henderson after right of way is secured and planning arranged.
Miss Tommie Sartain of Rusk sang How Still the Night as part of a Mary Hardin Baylor College student recital on November 20. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom Sartain of Rusk.
Last week’s Mystery Farm on Route 1 in Rusk belongs to Mr and Mrs FE Hudson. The 31 acre tract shown in photographs sits in the Hudson Chapel Community and was part of land bought by Mrs F M Hudson in 1913.
Cub Scout Pack No. 405 of Rusk met in the basement of the First Methodist Church on Monday evening November 26 at 7 o clock for its monthly pack meeting. Cubmaster John C Williams welcomed the scouts and parents. Den No 2 led opening ceremonies with Mrs Williams as Den Mother.
The Dialville School announces honor roll names for six weeks with superintendent O R Perkins confirming. Students across grades from IST to 12TH are named including Judy Arrington Kenneth Foster Robert Williams Marilyn Bicker Marta Jane Cook and several others.
Final rites for Mrs. A G Magruder of Alto were held Saturday at Rocky Springs Baptist Church in Dialville. Interment followed in Rocky Springs Cemetery with Rev J M Thomas officiating. She died after a lengthy illness at Rusk Memorial Hospital and is survived by her husband four sons a daughter two sisters and a brother. Pallbearers named Jeff Lovelady George Monroe Billie Burrows Carroll McGregor Forest Grogan Henry Grogan. Funeral arrangements were by O T Allen Funeral Home Alto.
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