The Cherokeean. (Rusk, Tex.), Vol. 117, No. 23, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 19, 1964 Page: 4 of 14
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Rusk Lioness
Club Holds
Nov. Meet
The November meeting of the
Rusk Lioness dub was h id last
Thursday in the Rusk Hotel with
Mimes. Velma Hood and Del Cox
as hostesses.
An arrangement cf pink roses
marked the head table.
Special guests at the meeting
were Sally Ann Mason. Glenda
Ann White, Janice Campbell, Eliz-
abeth Bivin and Jeanne Mitchell.
Members included the hostesses
and Pearlie Blanton, Joe Sloveh
Opal Fitts, Doris Kendall. Ethel
Pledger, Judy Barton, Catherine
Draper, Norma Daniel, Jacque
Whitten and Norma Black.
Lioness Slover won the hostess
gift.
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MUCH TO LEARN, and there's even more to
do in preparation for the Dnifcd.l Garden Club
sponso ed flower shew, titled "Holiday Heme".
Amcng those attending Saturday's workshop,
left to right above, were Pat Bel/ton, Eleanor
Gabbert, Margaret Perkins, Sarah Summers,
Lcis Osbc ne and Mildred Vennillion.
Workshop Prefaces Flower Show
Scheduled Here on Dec. 5 and 6
A workshop in propa atirn fcr Sccut Pest, will exhibit "before .'hew.
the Daffcdil Ga den Club's Christ- and after" pictures cf the var- Th- r aging Committee, led
Cherokee
4-Hers
Honored
Two hundred and fifty friends
of 4-H were cn hand at the Fre-
denia Hotel in Nao -dor-hos on
November 10 to h :ior outstand-
ing club mrnib ' a fr m 22 East
Texas counties.
They m, luded pa'ente, adult
leaders, members f eongi'css and
the state legislature, county ag-
ricultural aget is, heme demon-
stration agente and assistants.
Amcng the Gold Star award
win no s were Sharon Copeland of
the Linwocd i ll Chapto • and
Seven Couples * J'hrny Croít rf the New Hnpe
_ , 4-H Chapter. They were nct'oni-
Vj6l LilCOnSeS « panied by ("thcr Cherokee County
Seven Cherokee County eoupjes rcsider.'s irrlu;''.Mrs. ,1. C.
have been given marriage licenses j Copeland, Jr., Sharon's mother;
since November 10. according to : Mr and M s T,.ov Crof, Jrhn.
records in the County Clerk's of- j ny.g |):u.onts. Jl|d,,0 mA Mrs j
***• W. Chandler; Mr and M s. Pete
Those people who received thKc _ Grimes; M ■. and Mrs. A. O.
Comerrn: Mr. ami M s. Jchnnie
McKay; Mrs. Irene Odom; Miss
Johnnie Sue Yates; and Mr. and
| Mrs. James Engbrock.
In making the presentations,*
District Agents, Margaret Biach-
cr and R. J. Ho<iges, explained
that 4-H Gold Star awards can
be mrned only through the suc-
1 cessful completion of recent dem-
THE CHEROKEEAN of Rusk, Texas
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER II. 1M HA«K KIHÍ
onstratlons in agriculture or home
economics and through the de-
velopment of leadership abilities.
They represent die highest hon-
The iKinquet «as six-v-iuntl
M. S. Wright and Travis K
both of Nacogdoches, and n
senting Texas Farm Prcdu
or bestowed by Texas A&M Uni- 1 and Texas Power and Light
versity at the county level. pany, respectively.
licenses were: S t e w a r t Bul-
la^ and Betty McGowan; Gene
Richard Ward and Linda Ann
Johnson; Roy Alto Goodman and
Sharon Diarma Sulser; Don Earl
Jones and Carrie Maurine White;
Travis Matthews and Carolyn Ben-
Every dollar raised through
I Christmas Seals represents an-
| other small step toward ultimate
contrcl of tuberculosis and othe
¿3
mas flower show was hold Sat-
urday at First M©thcd:st Church.
The December 5 and 6 show en-
titled "Holiday Home" is under
the general supo vision of Mrs.
Paul Cox. It will be open to the
public from 2 to 5 p.m. 'both af-
temocns in Fellowship Hall of
First Methodist Church.
At Saturday's briefing session,
some of the newer members
heaid pointers in design, col o \
appropriateness of theme, etc. A
good showing by this novice group
is anticipated, state club officials.
Other ladies head'ng impo rant
committees fcr the show include:
Mrs. Raymond Vermillion, Sche-
dule and in charge of Cle ks;
Mrs. Cullcn Sherman, Staging;
Mrs. Paul Cox, Advance Regis-
traren; Mrs. Knox Ray, Horti-
culture; Mire. Allen Dotson, Edu-
cational, and in charge of Jud-
ges; Mrs. Angelien Spivey, Hos-
pitality; M s. Raymond Cooper,
Awards; Mmes. W. E. Gabbert
and Herbert Osbonie. Jr., Jun-
ior Flower Show division; Mrs.
Joe Daniel, Conservaticn: Scrap-
book and Publicity, M.s. Herbert
Osborne, Jr.
During the show Harold Travis.
Rusk High School student, and
member of the local Explorer lar, president ol he North Amer
ious bcautifieavitn projects at the by Mrs. Sherman, held another
Li as Club Recreation Park. His sessicn at the church Tuesday
mcther, M s. Ralph Travis, is a aftemccn, to map display space
member of the Daffcdil Club. His fcr the various entries.
Sf cut unit has undertaken the Inv'.¡'.aliens to 40 area clubs
beautification of the Park as a have been extended. A la-ge at-
:mS pp. >;ram of work. The tcndance is hoped by the show's
sc.apb it which he has prepared committee, which promises
illtv siting their progress is to "beautiful and artistic entries,
be on display during the flower designed to inspire."
nett; Hubert Emanuel Pruett and Respiratory Diseases. Share the
Mary Louise Roberts; and Julius j health — answer your Christmas
Barton Love and Velma T. Shirey. Seal a peal now.
CHEROKEE COUNTY'S outstanding 4-Hers,
Sharon Copeland and Jthnny C aft, centcr, re-
cently were presented the 4-H Gold Star award
at ceremonies in Nacogdoches, sponsoring or-
ganizations fot the annual Extension District
9 Gold Star Banquet were
ducts, represented by Chcpimnn of tV
M. S. Wright, left; and Texas- Í'• \'- a i I
Company, represented by DistrH Mom
Travis King, rif.lil.
ma ifumnrinTTT " ■
Funeral Rifes Held
For fville Pasfor
Funeral services were held Tues- iean Theological Seminary, and
day afternoon for the Rev. Claude the Rev. W. H. Hedges. Inter-
Riley Meado ais. 7?.. of Jackson- ment followed in the Rosthnvm
ville who was well known through- Cemetery.
cut CheixAee Oourty. The Rev. Active pallbearers were Vernon
Meadows died at 12:15 a.m. Sun- Gray w s Govw< Has.
day at the Newbum Sanitarium s.dl- c L Newburn, Jr.. Lovwtl
following a brief illness. Jayroe, and Charles Anderson.
The la -t ritfs for Rev. Mea- Fii-st Bapfst Church deacoiw and
dows were hi d at the Hrst Bap- ajj Jacksonville ministers served
list Church in Jacksonville, the as honorary [xd 1 bearers.
Church he paste red from 1963 un- ^ ^ Mea(]ows mnived
tU his retirement in 1956. by Mrs MeadwvB; a ^ aaude
Se vices we e or rducted ^ ¡R Meadows, Jr.; and four daugh-
the Rev. Jimmy Heniy, pastor cf ^ Mrs Mary vÁzabeth Utts
'he church, the Rev .Curtis Car- cf Da]1.LS Mrs Christine All^n
rol, Pres.dent of Ja- ks nyille of Houston, Mrs. Vallie Kate Lake
Baptist College, Dr. Gerald Kel- cj houston, and Mrs. Ernestine
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RUSK. TEXAS
Prices Good
November 19, 20, 21
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BABY BEEF
CHUCK ROAST
FRESH GROUND LEAN
HAMBURGER
Savings
ON
FEED
Cotton Seed
meal
Ground
milo
Cattle
salt
horse feed
100 Lb. Sack
$3
75
$055
100 Lb. Sack
100 Lb. Sack
100 Lb. Sack
2
$|25
$005
MANY MORE SAVINGS
JUST LIKE THESE
All Prices FOB Our Dock
GULF COAST
FEDERATED FEED
ASSOCIATION
MIWAV it
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Bolton of Jacksonville. He is also
survived by thirteen grandchil-
dren and one greatgrandchild.
The Rev. Meadows' career in-
cluded pastorates in Arp, Grand
(Saline, Camden, Craft, Dallas,
| Kaufman, Clayton, Long Branch,
! New Harmony and 20 years with
l t:he First Baptist Church in Jark-
' sonvllile. He was also president
of the Jacksonville Baptist Col-
lege from 1941-1943. He was vice-
president of the Jacksonville Bap-
tist College urtil 1941 when he as-
sumod the presidency, holding
that position until 1943. He was
also a professor of homátetics for
a time at the college and held
numerous Association offices. He
was editor of The Baptist Pro
: igress from 1927 until coming
to Jacksonville in 1936. After his
retti-ement from the First Bap-
! tist Church, he nerved as pastor
i emeritus until his death.
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Whitehead, E. H. The Cherokeean. (Rusk, Tex.), Vol. 117, No. 23, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 19, 1964, newspaper, November 19, 1964; Rusk, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth150575/m1/4/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Singletary Memorial Library.