The Cherokeean. (Rusk, Tex.), Vol. 113, No. 25, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 8, 1960 Page: 3 of 24
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BETA SIGMA PHI
Bazaar Termed Success;
Scholarship Is Assured
Last Saturday s Christmas Bazaar s^rinji to a graduate of Rusk
sponsored by the Omicron Gamma Iliuh School. The scholarship
( haptir of Be'.a Si,'ma I'hi has must bo used at some institution
been termed "very sum* sftil" by of higher leaniing.
ihe members ol that organization. At the Bazaar's conclusion in
States Mrs. Mary Jane Hinton, the Rusk Hotel Saturday, a beau
president, "much credit is due t.fully sequinned, Christmas table-
the Ways and Means committee in cloth was awarded Mrs. J C. Will-
planning this project . . also its ianis, Jr.
success can be attributed to the Other members of the sponsor
general cooperation of all mem- ing Sorority are Mines. Delitha
bers Guen/.el, Del Cox, Elizabeth Davis,
Mrs. Lulu Summers, Bazaar Patsy I'ruett, Freda Ratcliff, Wanda
chairman, was assisted by com- Shaw, Sally Jordan and Opal
mittee members Madeleine Mor- F'Us.
gan and Sue Kyle. O
We appreciate so much the SlISOIl McCorroll
support and patronage of the pub- _
lie, which assured our scholarship ObSGTVGS I Oth
for another year," added Mrs.
'Giant Eye' Symbolizing Research Hope
Is Visited by Small Birth Defects Victim
Birthday Dec. 3
Maydelle
News -
Hinton.
$150 is given jointly with tho Susan McCarroll observed her
Xi Epsilon Kappa Chapter each 10th birthday, Saturday, December
— ;3rd with a party in Fellowship
Hall of the First Presbyterian
Church She is the daughter of
Mr and Mrs. Lewis McCarroll.
Guests were Jeanne Celeste
Duncan, Cinda Philbrick, Gail'
Fisher, Carol Burton, Barbara |
_ ... . _ Guenzel, Suzanne Treadwell, Tesa:
By Mrs. Minni Conner . r„ „ n , , .. ,
„ , . n u Maness, Deborah Chapman, and
Buford Garner, 3rd Class Mach- Sandra Norton
inist Repairman, USS Plymouth ■ . c . . . , .
, A Spanish theme was used in
Rock, Norfolk, Virginia, is home ,. ,, , ... .. i
. ... . . .. . „ l"° many games enjoyed with the
visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. ; m()ther of thc h()n()rw assi in
Tom Garner also Mr. and Mrs. (h(. entcrtainment
James Hall of Keene are visiting
the Garners.
Mesdaines Grace George and
Refreshments of birthday cake
and ice cream were served.
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Mrs. Mattie Ezell were Jackson- PRESENTING .
ville shoppers Friday. | Mr. and Mrs.' Bob Smith of
Mr. and Mrs. Coy Pete John- Corpus rhristi announcc the ar.
.ston had as their guests Sunday nval of a ^ St h November
at church, and for dinner, Mr. and
Mrs. Reece and son of Cold
Springs.
22nd, weighing 8 lbs. 12 oz. in a
Corpus Christi hospital. Mrs.
Smith is the former Sue Madden
Mrs. Jim Madden of Rusk and Mr.
land Mrs. Ira Smith of Kansas.
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Reliability is your greatest abi-
lity. i
Mr and Mrs. R. A. Benge of j of Rusk Grandparents are Mr. and
Antioch were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Yarborough Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Scoggins of
Richmond spent the week-end here
at their farm home. Mrs. Oleta
Powers and daughter, Caroline of
Whitehousc, .spent Saturday with
them.
Mesdames Retilla Ball, Minnie
Conner, Edna Bingham of Rusk
and Irene Summerlin of Jackson-
ville attended the concert of
Johanna Martzy in Tyler Saturday
evening.
Visiting in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Rayford Sanford Sunday were I
Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Perkins and
son Mark of Dallas Mr. and Mrs.
Calvin Hendricks and Mrs. Bonhn-
lein of Palestine.
The lights dim, and in
the darkened high-ceilinged
room a somber-faced little
boy stares at the pilot light
of a towering microscope.
This is the electron micro-
scope at Ohio State University
Hospital, Columbus, Ohio, a
giant inquiring eye nine feet
tall, capable of magnifying the
human cell 100,000 times.
The small boy with the
rather sad little face is Kevin
Sharp, 3M¡ years, of Grove
City, Ohio, who wanted to see
a jumbo-sized version of the
toy microscope given him on
his last birthday by his doctor.
Kevin has to see his doctor
regularly because he is a vic-
tim of spina bifida, or open
spine. He is paralyzed from the
waist down and cannot play
bail—or indeed play much at
anything.
Such mobility as he has is
made possible by his crutches
and leg braces.
Kevin's is one of the signifi-
cant birth defects the cause of
which is being pursued today
by The National Foundation
with New March of Dimes con-
tributions. Congenital malfor-
mations aHlict 250,000 infants
annually in the United States
and are responsible for the
deaths of 34,000 babies each
year who are stillborn or die
within four weeks of birth.
The health organization's ex-
panded program also includes
arthritis and continued work
in polio.
In his excitement while
reaching for the eyepiece of
the vast instrument, Kevin
probably didn't know that in
the ultra-powerful lenj of such
electron microscopes, scientists
hope some day to pinpoint the
cause of the savage embryonic
mishap that crippled him be-
fore he was born. By compar-
ing normal and abnormal cells
under tremendous magnifica-
tion, researchers hope to dis-
cover, for example, why Kev-
in's spine never fused during
his mother's pregnancy, or why
some other little boy or girl is
born with excess Huid on the
brain—another baffling birth
defect which The National
Foundation is studying.
"At his birth, doctors gave
Kevin only a fev -rs to
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Sandra Dotson
Celebrates 12th
Birthday Sat.
Sandra Dotson, daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Weldon Dotson, celebrat-
ed her 12th birthday, Saturday,
December 3rd from 1.30 to 5. A
group of her friends enjoyed birth-
day cake and punch with her, prior
to attending the movie at the
Cherokee Theatre.
She received a number of lovely
gifts.
THE CHEROKEEAN
DECEMBER 8, 1960 PAGE THREE
Hostess To Yule Circle Meeting
I The afternoon Circle, Women of
the Presbyterian Church, met Mon-
¡day with Mrs. Edwin Dickey as
hostess.
Six members were present. A
¡Christmas theme was carried out
m decorations with the liberal use
of beautiful holly branches and
angels.
Mrs Jack Pinson gave the Bible
study.
Pic and coffee were served dur-
ing thc social hour, with a holly
corsage decorating each plate as
a gift from the hostess.
O
I see by the papers where a wo-
man filed suit for divorce because
her husband was careless about his
appearance. He hadn't shown Up
in nearly two years.
SHATTUCK'S Drive - In Grocery
On North Main Street in Rusk
Open 7 DAYS per week until 9:00 P.M.
Air Conditioned - Free Parking
CASH SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY, PRIDAY, A SATURDAY, DEC. 8, 9 A 10
CARRY
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Kovin Sharp, years, of Grove City, Ohio, victim of birth
defect of an opon spine, stands before huge nine-foot elec-
trón microscope at Ohio State University Hospital, Columbus.
Instrument is used in March of Dimes-supported research
into congenital malformations.
live," ¿aya Mrs. Gerald Sharp,
his mother. "In addition to his
open spine, he had two club-
feet which are now much im-
proved due to surgery and
physical therapy. He is a brave
and happy little fellow even if
he smiles so rarely. My hus-
band and I thank God that
today wider research is being
done into birth defects."
She adds somewhat wist-
fully:
"My husband Gerald and I
met in an orphanage in Xenia,
Ohio. We became childhood
sweethearts. Like other young
people, we longed to raise a
family, and a healthy one.
"Why should this unaccount-
able accident have happened to
us? But we count our bless-
ings. Perhaps fewer Kevins
will be born to the next gen-
eration. We certainly pray so."
The lights return and, sup-
Eorted by his crutches and
races, solemn little Kevin
struggles back from the micro-
scope. But at that moment,
looking up at his mother,
there's the suggestion of a
smile around the corners of his
mouth.
Register Every Time You Visit Our Store For Turkey To Be Given Away Dec. 24th.
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The sea is so much a part of the
life of everybody in Newfound-
land, th. t its influence even ex-
tends to desserts.
"Not that we use ftur fish in our
dessert recipes," Mrs. Michael
Tobin hastens to add, "but we do
salute the ocean that surrounds
our 'Big Island' when we name
many of onr desserts."
The favorite Newfoundland des-
sert of Mrs. Tobin, who is the wife
of Capt. Michael Tobin, Master of
the MV "William Carson" which
operates daily across Cabot Strait
between Port Aux Basques, New-
foundland and North Sydney,
Nova Scotia, is "Grandmother's
Apple Crow's Nest." The "Crow's
Nest" part of the name reflecta the
influence of the Sea on Newfound1
landers.
Here is how Mrs. Tobin makes
Grandmother's Apple Crow's Nesf
4 medium slicd V4 cup granulated
tart apples sugar
I tablespoon I teanpoon
butter cinnamon
Slice apples into a greased 9-
inch or 10-inch pie plate; dot with
butter. Combine sugar and cinna-
mon; sprinkle 2 tablespoons of this
over the apples and set aside the
rest.
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Vi cup granulated
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Sift together flour, baking pow-
dor, salt and sugar. Cut in shorten-
ing. Add enough milk to make a
aoft dough. Pat out to desired siie
and cover apple mixture with the
dough. _ ,
Bake at 400*P. for 86 to 30 min-
utes or until apples are tender.
When baked, turn out upstda
down on a plate and werk remain-
ing socar and cianamon mixture
into apple* with a fork.
Serve hot with whipped cream,
famished with a dash of cinna-
mon and a few finely chopped nuta.
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Whitehead, E. H. The Cherokeean. (Rusk, Tex.), Vol. 113, No. 25, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 8, 1960, newspaper, December 8, 1960; Rusk, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth150369/m1/3/: accessed July 5, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Singletary Memorial Library.