Eagles Open Season With Friday Night Home Game
Rusk hosts White Oak at Musick Stadium in Friday night season opener after a Thursday scrimmage with Jacksonville that drew a record crowd. Coach Doyle Brooks says the team is strong defensively with depth a concern and aims to challenge Crockett for the District 21-AA crown while emphasizing health and focus.
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Butch Dotson
Tony Bobbitt
Mike Crysop
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Francis Townsend
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Fine Half Time In Store For Friday's Fans
Half time activities include band performances by Rusk and White Oak with a Charade twirl routine. Lead twirler Peggy Martin and team Pep Squad of 65 Eagle supporters in black skirts and red jackets will cheer the Rush team.
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Roundabout notes on calendars and new year feelings
The column muses that Jewish tradition observes a September new year, aligning with public school terms and the start of sports. It clarifies it is a passing thought, not a calendar change, and ends with a light, welcoming note on the renewed season.
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Play for Tas football contest kicks off this issue
Roundabout highlights the annual Play for Tas football contest opening this issue. Readers are urged to check rules and join the fun while noting sponsors whose support makes the contest possible. The G8 group enables KTLA to rebroadcast Eagles games.
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Beaumier, Publisher of Lufkin News, Dies at 58
W. R. Beaumier publisher of the Lufkin Daily News died Wednesday in a Houston hospital after a stroke at his Lufkin home on August 19. He led the paper since 1943 and held multiple Texas press leadership roles, known for support of Rusk State Hospital.
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Beau) Beaumier
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Angelina County Chamber of Commerce
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Slogan Contest Underway Here in Rusk
The Rusk Chamber of Commerce sponsors a $10 slogan contest to be placed on welcome signs for Highways 84 and 69. Open to all residents except judges and chamber staff families. Entries must be postmarked by September 15 and will be judged by the PR Committee led by James Blanton. winner will be notified by telephone or mail.
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Annual Oil and Gas Income in Cherokee County Reaches 5 Million
Cherokee County producers and royalty owners gain about 5 million dollars yearly from crude oil and natural gas sales. In 1963 oil sales totaled 44 million with 586 thousand from gas. oil output near 1.5 million barrels and gas 4.7 billion cubic feet. Royalty payments amount to 623 thousand dollars. Data drawn from U S Bureau of Mines figures and Texas Mid-Continent study.
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Moseley Pharmacist Dies After Long Service
D M Moseley a longtime pharmacist in this city for 63 years died at his home Wednesday at 5 45 pm after a lengthy illness. Affectionately called Minton he and wife Clarice ran the family drug store once started by his late brother Dr E M Moseley. Funeral arrangements are being handled by Wallace Funeral Home.
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Countians Vote Tuesday on State Senate Hike
Cherokee County residents will vote on a constitutional amendment increasing the State Senate from 31 to 39 members. Voting takes place Tuesday, September 7 at four county locations with polls open from morning until 7 PM and absentee ballots available until 8 AM. County Clerk Mildred Fulton notes a light anticipated turnout and that one absentee ballot has been cast.
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State Senate
Mildred Fulton
House of Representatives
Civil jury suits settled in final week of Cherokee County court
Cherokee County second judicial district court and Judge J W Summers wrapped six civil jury cases on Monday and Tuesday as the term nears its close.
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Cherokee County
Second Judicial District Court
J. W. Summers
ASCS election slated. county votes on farm program leadership
Nominees for ASC community committees are set by the ASCS County Office as officials urge maximum voter participation. Eligible residents may vote and hold office regardless of race or creed, with the committee system described as vital to soil and water conservation and price support programs.
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W. T. Rogers
Secretary of Agriculture
Public Hearing Set On Budget in Rusk City
A public hearing on the Rusk City budget for the new fiscal year is scheduled Tuesday night September 14 at 7 30 p m in City Hall during the council's September meeting. The public is invited to attend per City Secretary Kendrick Frazer.
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