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Newspaper
Rusk Cherokeean
Location
Rusk, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1956
Page
9
Instructions for crafting a jumbo Christmas candle using a cardboard mold wrapped in newspapers and used with Gulfwax and crayons. It describes waxing, coloring, star cookie cutter decor, and layered finishes, plus guidance on cooling and shaping in a refrigerator overnight. An illustrated booklet offer is included.
No law requires Supreme Court justices to be lawyers. Nixie is a postal term for undeliverable mail. Louisiana uniquely bases its laws on sources other than English common law. The penultimate day of the month is the next to last day.
Saundra Jean Burks born August 9 1939 in Nan Travis Hospital Jacksonville active in majorette F N A National Honor Society Annual Staff and Eagles Echo feature writer. James Howell Cromwell born February 25 1939 in Lufkin Texas active in F F A Future Teachers of America Club KTLA radio program host. Gophers beat Eagles 29 11 and Eagles B team won 57 31 with Foster Webb Bobby Nolley and Thomas Crawford outstanding.
Saundra Burks introduces a school column at Rusk High School to honor standout students across fields. The first list for 1956 57 includes English Patricia Dotson History Eddie Bailey Math Gloria Burchfield Science Garland Marshall Activities Foster Webb Music Nelda Smith Character Ruth Marie Mayes Art Beth Meyers Business Ina Jo Swink Athletics Gerald Goleman.
Rusk Eagles dropped their second game of the season 51-41 to the Frankston Indians. Coach Grimes said the team needs more seasoning as Leon Booker led with 13 points. The Eagles’ B team won 39-34 with Orville Johnson Foster Webb and Thomas Crawford standout players.
The Rusk Eagles defeated the Troup Tigers 57 to 28 Friday night for their first win of the season. Kenneth Hassell led with 13 points. The Eagle B team also posted a strong showing.
The Eagles secured their third straight win by defeating the Tiger B squad. Final score was 43 to 39 with the Eagles pulling ahead in a tight matchup.
A short essay reminds readers that Thanksgiving is about gratitude to God for blessings and liberty in America. It contrasts eating with mindful thanks and recalls the Pilgrims kneeling on American soil to thank God for safety and arrival. The piece urges citizens to honor the day with sincere thanks.
Dena was called back last week due to her mother Mrs. M. O. Deerman illness. Mr. J. W. Folkes who had worked in Baytown is home and working in Jacksonville. Mrs. M. W. Odom attended the singing in Rusk Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. P F V Autrey reports visits by Mr. and Mrs Harvey McCullum from Denton to Mr and Mrs FE L Bump plus Mrs Autrey visiting her daughter L Jones and family in Grand Prairie. Paul Thompson of Kansas City visited his parents W C Thompson and FE L Bumpas visited Eva Shipper of Craft. Marie Kirkpatrick of Pasa also mentioned.
Gallatin Gophers defeated the Eagles 64 to 42 in loop play. Gallatin led 11 to 6 after the first quarter and widened the margin in the second quarter.
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