The Cherokeean. (Rusk, Tex.), Vol. 117, No. 9, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 13, 1964 Page: 4 of 14
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Chunch School Ends;
40 Persons Helped
Five 4-Hers
Win Calves
In Scramble
Adult teichtrs. youth 'workers, Eleven parents ami friends as-
and children composed a ,.o**d sisted in the kitchen in serving
if one hundred and fifty-seven i r,- the children. Twenty-one friends
rolled it First Methodist Vaca- donated refreshments far
tion Chuch School last w -ek. Tw- week
enty teachers and twenty youth
assisted one hundred and seven-
teen i
ucttfk
riUi.
ildren in the Christian Ed-
process of learning through
• • dv, activity, worship
wicp projects were lift-
r the children's support.
if $27 was collected for
stories and papers and
•h teles\>jon program this laboratory of Chri
rti" for children. in a.
in wisdom
in stature
Five 4-H boys from Cherokee
County caught calves in the calf
scramble at the Lions Club Rodeo
the Fliday ,uf?h'-
The five lucky boys are Homer
. , ., Middleton of the Gallatin 4-H
Filmstrips were a part of tne . . . „ . .
, _ , . , , , Club, Alan Goldsberry of Crockett
• a,V' ^lI"oet 4-H Club in Rusk, Bob
Parrott of the Reklaw 4-H Club,
Rickey Cles'eland of the No.th-
side 4-H Club in Rusk, and Ken-
neth Walters of the New Summer-
"Open fieid 4.H c]ub
vpc ,!lc Sponsors of the calf scramble
were John C. Copeland, Jr., Rich-
ards' Food Mart, J, C. Williams,
Riley Maness, Citizens State
iianx, Vemon Long, First State
HanK, Rusk Motor Sales, Troy
Lrott, and Mathews-Miller.
Ten boys we. e entered in the
call scramble.
week's learning and included
"Jesus and His DLsciplc
Jesus Said"; "God Created the
World"; "Zaceheus"; and a film,
"Talking Hands."
Parents visited during
House" last Friday to
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Legal
THE MARYS' and the Marthas' of the W.S.C.S.
and Guild—Methodist ladj-s installed by Rev.
Jewel McClure (from left to right): Mrs. Esther
Harrison, Mrs. G. H. Thomas, Mrs. James I.
Perkins, Mrs. Lela Singletory, Mrs. P. 0. Hat-
S«uaS!cers' **in ""j Indiana Guest
Returns Home
By Plane Wed.
Hear District
Clerk Speak
District Clerk Bill Parrott ad-
dressed the Rusk Kiwanis Club
Tuesday noon, during its weekly
luncheon meeting at the Texas
Cafe. He was introduced by pro-
gram. Dr. O. Y. Irwin.
The speaker reviewed for his
audience the duties and functions
of his office, as it relates to types
of cases filed, and their subse-
quent conclusion.
Kiwanis president J. L. Bagley
officiated, welcoming two visitors;
Oakley Childs of Jacksonville and
Jack Pinson of Rusk.
Church count indicated 16 mem-
bers attended worship services
lust Sunday.
A meeting of the board of dir-
ectors was held following ad-
journment of the club session.
Singing Night
Scheduled In
Reklaw Friday
Th" singing school sponsoi-ed by
ihe R"klav Ccmmur.itv. will hive
a "dosing out sinuinp;" Friday
at 7: to run in the Reklaw Bap-
tist Church.
Robert Wallace from Nacog-
doches County is conducting th^
school which has drawn "good
attendance", according to Bill
Parrott.
All singe's were invited to come Music Expansion Week ;s sche-
and participate. duled to be-in Sunday, August Dau¡um| T*
0 j ip, aj Pi i<st Baptist Church. Accord-1 I O
$ Dr. Starks I ]n* !<> Jim Hu^ins, ibis is a per- Bggjf| Sunday At
ley, and Mrs. Curtis Atkinson, first row; Mrs.
Charles Linney, Mrs. Roy Isgate, Rev. McClure
and Mrs. McClure, second row; Mrs. James Hol-
comb, Mrs. Frank Morgan, Mrs. Ed Campbell,
and Mrs. J. C. Stobaugh, third row.
—Photo by Curtis Atkinson
Guild Arid WSCS Officers Told
In a joint meeting of the Wo- Officers present for the install-¡ Charles Linney, secretary; Mrs.
man's Society of Christian ÍSei-v- ation and their respective offices Frank Morgan, treasurer; Mrs.
ice and Wesleyan Service jGuild ;nclude: (WSt;S) Mrs. Cmtis At- ^ Isgate, promotion; Mrs, J.
.. , , .„ , kinson, president; Mrs. James ,
at the First Methodist Church, Holcomb vice pi.esident; Mrs. C' Stobaugh, Program materials;
Rev. Jewel McClure installed Mrs. P. 0. Hatley, missionary
education: Mrs. Esther Harrison,
local church activities. (Guilds
The theme of the meeting was KetlimS HOlTie Mrs. Ed Campbell, vice-president;
taken from the scripture rebting p Plnne W A Mrs' G- H. Thomas, treasurer;
the store of Mary and Martha. By rl0n6 WeQ. Mrs. James I. Perkins, secretary;
Mrs. James Holcomb, vicé-prc- Phil Thomas, nephew of Mr. ¡ Mi-s. Lela Singletary, promotion;
sident of W.S.C.S, directed the: 1
program and suggested the apron, , ,
attire, symbolizing home and ,urncd by Plane t0 his home in
church working together. Each j N,ow' Market, Indiana Wednesday.
officer is expected to combine | ^e Goldsberry family, George,
the work of "Maiy and Martha." ¡ U)u< Ecldie, Alan and Bobby ree-
Miss Naomi Holcomb pang a «nüy spent a week in Greencastle,
solo previous to the installation ¡ Indiana visiting Mr. Goldsberry's
service. The announcement of mother, Mrs. W. M. Goldsberry.
the August 31 United Church Wo- flnd other members of their fam-
men to meet with First Metho- ¡|¡es. Phil came to Rusk with
dist Church was made in the busi- ¡ them for a short stay. He attended
NOTICE TO DEBTORS
AND CREDITORS
THE STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF CHEROKEE
To Thoee Indebted To, or Hold-
ing Claims Against the Estate of
Buster Kennedy, Deceased, No.
4712 in the County Court of Cher-
okee County, Texas, Probate Mat-
ters:
The undersigned, having been
duly appointed administratrix of
the estate of Buster Kennedy, de-
ceased, late of Cherokee County,
Texas, by the Judge of the County
Court of said County on the 10th
day of August, 1964, hereby noti-
fies all persons indebted to said
estate to come forward and make
settlement, and those having
claims against said estate to pre-
sent them to her within the time
prescribed by law at her resi-
dence at 627 North Jackson Street,
in the City of Jacksonville, Coun-
ty of Cherokee, State of Texas,
where she receives her mail.
WITNESS MY HAND this the
10th day of August, 1964.
Golda Pugh
Administratrix of the Estate of
Buster Kennedy, Deceased.
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Coin Club
Slates Mon.
Meet, 7:30
Rusk's Coin Club is planning
and Mrs. George Goldsberry re- Mrs. Jewel McClure, missionary
education.
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ness session.
Music Expansion
Week to Begin
At First Baptist
his first rodeo here, and enjoyed
immenseley seeing his cousin,
Alan, win a calf in the Scramble
Friday night.
Phil is the son of Mr. Golds-
berry's sister, Mrs. Bunnie Tho-
mas.
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ture, a coda-phone system, will in particular, but is open for ever-y PleaSQIlt GfOVC
ind of training for choir members
enable a patient to call at tht
residence of either doctor and
obtain information as to where
the doctor can be found if not at
home. The system will be in op-
eration in about two to three
weeks, or as soon as it is avail-
able.
Dr. Brigham has also announced
a change in clinic office hours.
The clinic will be open every day
except Saturday.
Dr. Brigham, however, will re-
tain his usual Tuesday afternoon
off and Dr. Starks will be off
on Thu sday afternoons A night
and weekend call schedule will
be worked out at a later date.
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# Rodeo
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rope; Bunky Borger and his outer-
spare car from Arkansas; bull-
fighter, Jim Peters of Fannett;
and Julius Bassilo's Cowboy brass
band.
Thursday noon's traditional
kick-off luncheon was attended by
the largest gathering ever asscm
knowing more about music
A special film strip. "The Heart Revival seivices will begin Sun-
That Sings" will be shown to day August 16 at the Pleasant
launch the special training period. Grove Baptist Church. Elder Dan
Rusk Folks
Larry Has.se] I
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Many Attend
Revival At
Nacogdoches
Ammsl Ifilh will conclude n
week's revival at the First "Bap-
* ;
list Church in Nacogdoches* lcJ;
by the Baker Brothers of Dallas,
Some 1ft to 20 persons from Rusk ¡
have been attending the nightly j
meetings to hear Dick and, Bo,1
who were in Rusk recently for
a revival at the First Baptist
Church. •
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Griffith of Clute will be speaker
for the 10:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
rservices.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lloyd will
be in charge of the song services.
A cordial invitation is extended
to the public to attend each of
! the services states Pastor, M. T.
Blackmon.
Hospital
News
RUSK
Pentecostal •
Tent Reviva)
Is Being KeJd
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
ADMITTED
W. R. Pittman, Alto; Vickie Tate,
Houston; Andy Tate, Houston; M
L. W. Bice, Alto; Mrs. Louise
Arnwine, Rusk; T. E. Acker,
Rusk; Mrs. Mildred Smith, Rusk;
R. C. Pollard, Rusk; James Wea-
ver, Rusk; Calvin Corley. Sarul;
The Rusk Pentecostal Icáurch I N. V. Moake, Rusk; Mrs. Eloise
1 bled for this event. According to is now holding an old-f&ihünned Fitls, Rusk; Mrs. Anna Dotson,
1 Club Secretary, Leon Pledger, j tent revival meeting beginning ¡ Maydelle; Mrs. Josie Hattaway,
j 145 persons were present, set- each night at 7:30 near the Hill- Gallatin; Aubery Rawlinson, Cush-
ting a record for attendance. j top Cafe on Highway 69. Í ing; Garry Merriwether. Rusk;
Lion President Henry Westbrook ¡ The Rev. J. N. Crippen of Wells Bonnie Lusk, Maydelle; Virginia
emceed the affair, introducing js evangelist for the meeting j I-^tsk. Alto
special guest, Joe Craig of Hen- which started last Saturday and COliORED
deis m, who is a past president will continue for about two wteks. Oliver Bradley, Rusk; Carlton
of the Henderson Club past zone | Those attending are also parti-! Johnson, Rusk; Annie Boone,
1 chaimian, and past deputy dis- j cipating in special singing. Rusk; Juanita Hudson, Alto; L.
I trict governor. Mrs. J. M. Kimbrell of Rusk Massev, Rusk; Lizzie Simmons,
Lion Craig presented the pro-1 has extended a cordial invitation Aho; Bertha Wickware, Rusk,
gram, a bevy of beautiful girls for all people who wish to at-' DISCHARGED
from this city, who entertained tend to come and worship during Carol Croft, Rusk; John Vinson,
Mrs. Eloise Fitus had the mis-
fortune to fall at her homo Sun-
day and broke two toes on her
right foot and one bone on her
left hand and is now recuperating
in Rusk Memorial Hospital.
Mi-s. Merle Weaver and chil-
dren, Teresa, Cathy. Debbie and
James of Houston are visiting
parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Mc-
Laughlin. Mr. Weaver spent the
weekend here with his family. Mr.
and Mrs. DurWood Bateman of
San Antonio were guests in the
McLaughlin home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pearle. and
Mre. James Hassell and son of
Houston were weekend guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hassell,
and attended the Crawford-TIas-
sell wedding Saturday night at
Reklaw.
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Harvey
and sons, Brad and Paul, of Ty-
ler were dinner guests of hir¡
sister, Mrs. Roy Isgate and Mr.
Isgate, Friday night and attend-
ed the Lions Club Rodeo.
O-
John Haggai
Speaking At
Jacksonville
The public has been invited to
hear John Edmund Haggai speak
nightly, through August 23 at 7:30
in the Canvas Cathedral on the
Jacksonville High School grounds.
He is a prominent Atlanta, Geor-
gia evangelist, filling the role of
key speaker for the "The Key to
Life Crusade", jointly sponsored
by the six Baptist Churches of
Jacksonville.
The seating capacity Is 3,000.
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Any wife can tell any husband
whether he is going to stay at
homo any evening.
to hold its regular monthly meet-
ing Monday, August 17 at 7:30
p.m. in the Rusk Hotel. Harry
Tosh is president.
Nothing special is planned for
the session, but the auction is ex-
pected to draw the usual interest
and enthusiasm. The club has
many out of town members.
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To Enter Swim
Meet Friday
At Henderson
Boy
Around 15 members of
Scout Troop No. 329 will travel to
Henderson Friday, where they
will compete in a swim meet. As
a unit, they will be matching
their ability with other Scout
Troops from throughout the Ar-
rowhead District.
Ralph Travis,is Scoutmaster,
Vows Said
In Reklaw
Saturday
Miss Andra Lou Crawford be-
came the bride of Mr. Larry
Wayne Hassell, Saturday even-
ing, August 8th at eight o'clock
in the Reklaw Baptist Church.
She is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. James A. Crawford of Rek-
law, and the groom's parents are
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hassell of
Rusk.
Rev. Jewel McClure officiated
at the ceremony. Prenuptial mu-
sic at the piano was furnished by
Mre. Webb Finley, who accom-
panied Miss Judy Sales when
she sang "Always" and "Whither
Thou Goest".
Given in marriage by her fa-
ther, the bride was lovely in a
floor length gown of white lace,
fashioned with long sleeves, ex-
tending to points over the hands,
and a scooped neckline. Two large
white satin bows provided back
interest to the bouffant skirt. Her
fingertip veil of illusion was caught
to a headpiece designed of three
white satin roses. The veil was
edged in lace, and adorned with
pearls.
Maid of honor was Miss Karen
Crawford, the bride's sister, and
bridesmaids were Sammic Black,
Arlene Talley, the bride's cousin,
and Judy Frazer of Fort Worth.
Miss Crawford, maid of honor,
was gowned in pastel blue peau de
soie with matching hat and brief
veil. The bridesmaids were sim-
ilarly gowned.
Best man was Chris von FJoen-
hoff. Groomsmen were Donny
Acker, Bobby Brooks, and J<en-
ny Black. Brook Day and Keith
McKnight seived as ushers. Dana
Bresler and Tommy Monroe were
candlelighters.
For her daughter's marriape,
Mrs. Crawford chose a pink Suit
with white accessories. The
groom's mother wore a blue en-
semble with beige accessories.
Both wore a white carnation cor-
sage.
Immediately after the exchange
of vows, a reception was held in
Fellowship Hall of the Church.
After a wedding trip to Galves-
ton the couple will be at home in
Houston, 5600 Sunrise. Both are
graduates of Rusk High School.
The groom also attended Tyler
Junior College and D r a f t j n g
Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Hassell of
Cleburne, Texas announce the ar-
rival of Douglass Hilton HasseU,
Jr. born August 9th at City Mem-
orial Hospital in Cleburne.
"Doug" as the little man will be
called, tipped the scales at 8 lbs.
4 oz. Paternal grandparents are
Mart and Tidy Hassell of- Route
1, Rusk; and maternal grandpar-
ents are Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Wil-
banks of Route 1, Alto.
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Recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Sherman were Mrs.
Loda Baxter, Mrs. Jennie Mae
Farr of Marshall; Mi*, apd Mrs.
Clark Gaines of Jacksonville,
Mr." áñd Mrs."Jack 'Sándefur and
four children of Arlington.
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CHAMPIONS FOR 5jALE '
Tl>e -S^Hd. a<3d Jf^prye grpnd ¡.School at Houston. He ír presently
champion barrows and all cham- employed as a draftsman for
pion barrows and lambs from i Fluor, Inc. at Houston.
(he Junior Livestock Shows will O
be sold at 9:30 a.m. on Saturday, j Freedom of the press involves
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of Texas in Dallas. print propaganda for the owner,
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with dance-twirl routines, and; the revival.
singing ensembles Mrs Alyne1
Yoakum of Beaumont also sang
M-vcral numbers.
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auvliiur'. pump for the Daniels 1
add'lion at a eoxt of approximate- \|,
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Wells; Mrs. Bonnie Russell, Rusk;
Fa ye Nell Ousley, Rusk; James
Isgate. Rusk; J. L. Johnrop, Rusk;
Fagan Lusk, Rusk; Jeff Parrish,
Alto; Mildred Smith, Rusk; Andy
Tate Houston; Vickie Tate,
Houston, Mrs Allie Swink, Rusk;
T K Acker. Maydelle; J O Watt
Rusk, Mrs Robert Pete iron,
Rusk, Mr* Bessie l^atham. Alto;
R C Pollard. Rusk; Jewel Lind-
sc.v. Alio; Weldon llttman. Alto;
Mi* I. W Bice, Alto. Mis Lorn
'Junter. Ruwk Mrs- D L Arn-
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