The Rusk Cherokeean (Rusk, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 37, Ed. 1 Friday, March 30, 1934 Page: 4 of 8
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LOCALS m SOCIETY NOTES
Say it with flowers,
Say it with ours.
Cut Flowers, Pot plants, Funeral
Designs,
MRS. LEE ROSS
THE RUSK FLORIST
Member Florist's Telegraph Delivery,
Mr and Mrs L G McCrauley and
daughter visited in Athens Sunday.
Mesdanies Edwin Guinn and Bryan
Stovall were in Tyler Tuesday.
Russell Smith of Alto was a busi
tiess visitor in Rusk Tuesday.
R. A. Hall of Marshall was in
Rusk the first of the week.
Knox Overton of Reklaw was inj ;
Rusk Tuesday.
Jimmie Hargroves of Alto was in
Rusk Tuesday.
W M Hall of Mt. Selman was at
tending the business here Tuesday.
B B Perkins was in Jacksonville
Sunday.
Mrs E B Snelling , Mrs E E Ash
berry and daughter have returned
from a visit in Austin.
Mr and Mrs Walter Caywood were
in Jacksonville Sunday.
Cotton Allen spent the week end
here with his parents, Mr and Mrs
W M Allen.
M B Ellis and son Grady were in
Lufkin on business Friday.
Mrs F B Guinn was in Waco this week
visiting relatives.
Mr and Mrs B P Reed were in
Reese on business Tuesday.
S A Norman of Jacksonville was
in Rusk Monday on business.
Mrs Dora Barnes, Clothing spec
ialist from the A and M College was
a visitor of Miss Irene Price last
week.
.Preacher Wallace was a Sunday
visitor in Palmer.
Miss Estelle Slover of Jacksonville
was a visitor in the I.ouis Butler
home Monday.
Mesdames T H Singletary, Bessie
A FITTING
EASTER
GREETING
What better way to remem-
ber the one you love best than
with Spring Flowers? Fresh,
fragrant and beautiful, breath
ing the very language of love
and thoughtfulnpss.
PLACE YOUR
ORDER NOW
We Telegraph Flowers
Mrs. T. H. SINGLETARY
Phone 256
Member F. T. D.l_
tfW-
SWEEPING
THE
YEARS
AWAY
The modern woman demands comfort—that's why
she chooses our shop. And you'll be astonished with
the many fascinating new ways we can design a coiffure
to bring out the youth and charm in you.
LOOK YOUR BEST
FOR EASTER
BEAUTYTOHIUM
MRS. LESTER MANESS, Owner
Your Easter Frocks Are Here
MOVIETONE
COLLEGE CAMPUS
BETTY VERNON
SILKS, sizes 3 to 50
Arriving daily—Pas-
tels, many sheer Chif-
fons.
FELTS—the smartest
of all for
EASTER
Also Straws
Colley and A G Odom were in
Monday: Mrs Colley 1b going lor the
treatment of her eyes.
Mesdames Terry Collier and Ger
aid Chaman were in Nacogdoches
last week. : ;
Jim Madden of Dialville was in
Rusk Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Stroud Kelly of
Houston were shoppers in Rusk Mon
day.
Joe Graul spent the week end In
Tyler.
Miss Hazel Roach of Jacksonville
was in Rusk Monday.
Miss Bill Fulgham spent the week
end in Crockett.
Mr and Mrs M L Allen of Hender
son were guests of Mr and Mrs Alvin
Sherman Snuday.
Robert Hatchett and Frank Sum
mere spent the week end in Austin
with J W Summera.
Mr and Mrs Arnold Watson,
teachers of fEnterprise were in Rusk
on business Monday.
Rep. W W Glass of Jacksonville
was in town Monday.
Mr and Mrs .Toe B Baine and son
Bobby spent the week end in Wajo.
Mr and Mrs R R Renshaw spent the
week end in Taguu. Mrs Renshaw re
mained for a visit.
Misses Margeret Howison, Irene
Price and Tish Windham were in
Jacksonville Monday.
Miss Mary Patten spent the week
end in Ennis with a sister. She was
accompanied by Miss Jim Windham.
Mr and Mrs James I. Perkins and
daughter, Maryland, of Houston
were week end visitors in the Perkins
home.
Mesdames Bill Shattuck and Melvin
Sessions were in Jacksonville Friday
Misses Beulah Allen, Marion Mai
i lard and Mrs H H Maness were in
Tyler Saturday afternoon.
Miss Gladys Young: of Lufkin was
a visitor in Rusk Saturday.
Mesdames Webb Finley, Sophia
Looney, Yates Smith and Miss Doris
Looney were in Jacksonville Friday.
Miss Minnie Mae Grubbs district
agent from the A and M College was
in Rusk Friday and Saturday visiting
the 4—H Clubs.
Mesdames Jean Cargill , C 1><2. '&■
man and W M Copeland were in
Jacksonville Friday
Miss Mary Jones of Palestine Vas
in Rusk Saturday. Miss Jones is the
Home Demonstration Agent of An
derson County.
Mesdames Nina D Sherman and A
R Odom were in Tyler Tuesday.
Mesdames B C Chappel and E
Egbert were in Jacksonville Tuesday
Mr and Mrs Ross Boyd of Conroe
were in thee L Jenkins home this
week.
Paul Lee of Jacksonville was a
visitor in town Wednesday.
Miss Louise Bennett of Jackson
ville was in Rusk Wednesday.
Hunter and Frank Smith were in
Jacksonville on business Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs Terry Collier has as her guest I
Mrs Lovie Duke of Dallas.
Mrs C Gray of Palestine spent Wed
nesday with her parents, Mr and Mrs
P T Butler.
John C Box Sr. of Jacksonville
was here on business Wednesday.
0 K Ellis of Summerfield was in
Rusk Wednesday.
Mrs C B Keeve,. left Thursday for
Belton where she will visit her daugh
ter( Mrs Johnnie Herirn and family
Miss Lois Sparkman was shopping
in Jacksonville Tuesday.
S A M Jordan of Reklaw was a busi
tiess visitpr in town Wednesday.
Mrs E Dupree was in Jacksonville
Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs W H Hanna had as
their guests Sunday, Mr and Mrs J
L Long and Mrs W W Wilson of
Nacogdoches.
Mesdames Ellis Egbert and B C
Chappel were in Tyler Friday.
XYZ CLUB
Miss Tish Windham was hostess to
the members of the club and a few
guests Tuesday evening at 7. Upon
the arrival they found their places at
small tables and were served a salad
an sweet course. The favors were in
keeping with Easter. At the close of
many intenesting games it was found
Miss Esther Mae Bates made high
score and Miss Irene Price low score
for the ladies with Frank Smith
making high and Jake Downir.g low
fir the men.
The members were: Misses Bennie
Bakley .Esther Mae Bates, Irene
Price, Beulah Allen, Margaret Howi
son and Bohn Francis. The guests
were. Ray Odom, J'ake Downing,
Austin Bane, Frank Smith ami E .1
Thawley of Jacksonville.
SWASTIKA CLUB
Mrs E B Andrews entertained the
club at Deckards Cafe Wednesday
afternoon. At the close of the after
noon it was found that Mrs Zachry
made high and Mrs Devereux second
high for members with Miss Kathleen
Wallace making high for the guests.
The members were: Mesdames Ter
ry Collier, Jack Zachry, C L Manning
II F Stevens. Gerald Chapman, Frank
Devereux, II B Odom and Miss Beulah
Allen. The guests were: Mesdames
W W Finley, W P Richey, C Hall,
Bryan Stovall. W T Norman, Miss
Kathleen Wallace, ?!rs Lovie Dolch
of Dallas.
SAN SOUCIA CLUB
Mrs. Frank Devereux was hostess
to the club on Friday afternoon. At
the close of many interesting games
of contract bridge it was found that
Mrs. A . R. Odom bad made high
score with Mrs. H. B. Odom making
high f°r the guests. Mrs Devereux
served an ice course to the following
members: Mesdames Gerald Chap
man, A R Odom, H F Stevens, W E
Westfall, Albert Ward, Edwin Guinn
Stanley Tucker, J W Pearson, Bryan
Stovall and A E Lowe.
The guests were Mesdames H B
Odom, S E Massey, Bill Phillips, Job
Parks, C L Mannings, Ralph Benton
DROP your watch and DROP in to
see WalDROP.
BUTLER—NEWTON
Announcement is received here of
the marriage at Lufkin last Friday of
Talmadge W. Butler of Jasper to
Miss Covnelia New/ton of Jackson
ville.
Mr. Butler is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Pickett Butler of Rusk and is
manager of the Jasper Veneer Manu
facturing Plant at Jasper.
Mrs. Butler is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs E. M. Newton of Jackson
ville.
NO. 173
OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL CONDITION
of the
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS STATE BANK AND TRUST CO
at Rusk State of Texas, at the clos of business on the 5 day of March,
1934, published in the. Rusk Cherokeean, a newspaper printed and pub-
lished in Rusk State of TexaSj on the 30 day of March, 1934.
RESOURCES
Loan and discounts on personal or collateral security 103,129.51
Loans secured by real estate 20,415.64
Overdrafts, .... ---• 7.76
Secunc.es of U. S., any S:ate or nciitical subdivision thereof.- 30,795.04
Other Bonds and stocks owned.. . — 6,'400.00
Real Estate owned, other than banking house 27,936.63
Furniture and Fixtures .. — 5,849.46
Cash in bank ...... .... 2,728.55
Due from'approved reserve agents. .. 3 15,848.46
Other Resources (Federal Deposit Insurance Coroporation) 345.3.'
TOT AI ..
313,456.3
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock $ 50,000.00
Undivided Profits, net .. 4,003.7'.)
Due to banks and bankers, subject to check __ 15,466.22
Individual deposits subject to check including time deposits due
in 30 days 243,986.36
TOTAI -- 313,456.37
State of Texas, County of Cherokee. We, W. T. Norman, as Pre-
sident, and E. B. Musick, as Cashier of said bank, each of us, do
solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of
our knowledge and belief.
W. T- NORMAN, President
E. B. MUSICK, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 27 day of March A. D. 1934.
Florence Adair.s, Notary .Public Cherokee County, Texas.
CORRECT—ATTEST:
P. T. Butler
A. Ford DIRECTORS
" F. Sherman
n Francis Shop
DROP you watch and DROP in to
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The Rusk Cherokeean (Rusk, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 37, Ed. 1 Friday, March 30, 1934, newspaper, March 30, 1934; Rusk, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth291637/m1/4/: accessed July 6, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Singletary Memorial Library.