The Rusk Cherokeean (Rusk, Tex.), Vol. 104, No. 11, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 13, 1951 Page: 16 of 16
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TBDfc RUXK CHEROKEE AN, RUSK, TEXAS
SEPTEMBER 13, 1951
Miss Rose Francis Becomes Bride Of
Sgt. Don Clifton Monday, Sept. 1 Oth
Miss Rose Francis and Sgt. Don
Clifton were united in marriage
Monday evening at the First
SEVEN BROTHERS
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Stores.
Christian Church. Rev. Milburn
Fitts, pastor of the Church, per-
formed the double ring ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jewell B. Francis of
this city. Sgt. Clifton is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Clifton also
of Rusk.
Mrs. Clifton was gowned in
pastel green organdie over satin.
Her accessories were of white
linen. Her costume was accen-
We Shall Be Happy
To discuss with you the new Tex-
as Motor Vehicle Safety Responsi-
bility Law which has been passed
and becomes effective January 1,
1952.
Goff - Long Insurance
Agency.
tuated by a choker of soft yellow
carnations.
Mrs. Delores Crews, matron of
honor, chose a turquoise satin
dress with white accessories and
a white carnation corsage.
Mr. James Bowden served as
best man.
Immediately following the cere-
mony, the couple left for a wed-
ding trip.
The bride is a graduate of Rusk
High School and attended Lon
Morris College in Jacksonville.
Sgt. Clifton, a graduate of Mt.
Enterprise High School, has been
in the Air Force for the past
three years. He is now stationed
at Langley Air Field in Virginia.
He will report for duty Sept-
ember 17th. The couple plan to
make their home there.
Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Gabbert
and son spent the week end in
Dallas.
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Mary Tomlin, sister of Gene
Tomlin, Rusk, and grand daugh-
ter of Mrs. U. D. Monroe, Rusk,
has been elected Drum Major of
the Reagan Red Coats of Reagan
High School, Houston.
Mary is a junior at Reagan and
was a member of the Red Coats
last year.
The John H. Reagan Red Coats
organization was begun in Oct-
ober of 1926 and has lived up to
its standards of loyalty, friend-
ship, and honor all twenty-five
years.
The Red Coats' duties, states
Miss Jo Range, sponsor, are to
drill at football games and usher
when invited at different occas-
ions such as rodeos. Also this
group of nearly 200 girls march
in parades and at the Shriners'
Ball each year. As a special treat
the Red Coats were asked to drill
at the opening of the Rice Stadium
at the Rice-Santa Clara game. At
the first ga'me of the Reagan Bull-
dogs, runners-up for State Champ-
ionship last year, this season, the
Red Coats will drill for the tele-
vision cameras.
Mary is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. E. E. Tomlin, Houston, and
grand daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
T. R. Benge, Palestine, formerly
of Rusk.
NOTICE
The Rusk State Hospital pa-
tients and employees wish to
thank all the people from Rusk,
Jacksonville and surrounding com-
munities for all the good literature
and magazines which have been
donated recently. We all certain-
ly enjoy them.
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A lady is a woman who makes
it easy for a man to be a gentle-
man.
State Hospital -
continued from page 1
intent of the Bill", was the Rep-
resentative's opinion.
Weisner has demonstrated the
fact that he was, and still is in-
tensely interested in the out-come
of this situation. He had made
an extensive investigation by con-
ferences with all State Officials in
Austin who have anything to do
with Hospital budget, appropria-
tions and administration.
Representative Weisner has two
possible solutions proposed befo're
the State Hospital Board and other
state agencies. He explained, how-
ever, that some three months will
be required to work these plans
out, and necessarily, the Rusk
State Hospital must continue to
function on the basis of present
legislation.
At the Monday meeting, a num-
ber of employees asked pertinent
questions that Jack Weisner
graciously tried to answer. The
feeling at the meeting following
his report was one of gratitude
for his making a special trip back
to Rusk in order that he might be
present for this meeting, and im-
mediately following the meeting,
the Representative returned to
Austin to continue his efforts.
In an effort to impress upon his
listeners as to the seriousness of
the problem confronting both Em-
ployees and Administration of the
State Hospitals, Jack Weisner an-
nounced that he would accompany
the Executive Director of the Tex-
as Public Employees Association,
Mr. N. P. Watts, and Dr. Hayden
E. Donahue, Assistant Medical
Director of the Board for State
Hospitals and Special Schools on
their proposed visit to Rusk Wed-
nesday, September 19th. Mr.
Weisner believes that they will
make a special report to the State
Hospital employees, Hospital Of-
ficials, and other persons interest-
ed.
Rep. Weisner has made a real
effort toward making State jobs
as attractive as possible, and this
was confirmed by a statement by
the Executive Director of T. P. E.
A. to this writer last June in
Austin. Mr. W. P. Watts, T. P.
E. A. Director, stated then that
Mr. Weisner has done more for
State Employees than any other
Representative in the Texas Leg-
islature. Mr. Watts further prais-
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RUSK, TEXAS
Hanna Real Estate Agency
In Cherokee County Abstract Co. Office
OFFICE PHONE 344 RESIDENCE PHONE 258
RUSK, TEXAS
Tourist or convalescent home, 10 rooms, 3 baths, attached
garage. On Highway 69. Extra lot for filling station or
cabins. Owner wants to sell because of ill health. Very at-
tractively priced.
Residence in Palestine. 12 rooms. 2 baths, n rooms and bath
upstairs. 6 rooms rind bath downstairs. Large floored attic.
Small 3 room residence. 41,£ acres land. All city utilities.
This place including all furniture, except that in two rooms.
$12,000.
Business building for lease. Suitable for almost any kind of
business. Immediate possession. Inquire for further details..
49 acres, 1 mile off highway 69 on graveled all weather road.
All minerals. Electricity. Butane gas. 3 wells. Pump in well.
Residence, 5 rooms, 2 porches, painted and papered. Venetian
blinds Telephone. Garage with large room above with lights
and gas. 5 room rent house.
Three room residence with electricity. 7 acres of land with
running water. Barn. Chicken House, yi minerals. About
3'A miles from Rusk. $1,850.
Two acres on Highway 69 near Jacksonville. Two Houses, one
four room, and one 3 rooms. Butane gas, electricity, spring,
fruit trees, terms.
Residence in Highland Heights. Terms.
Residence, 7 rooms and two baths. All city utilities. Inquire
for price and further details.
Practically new 3 bedroom residence close in. Let us give you
further particulars on this desirable home.
For Rent — Bedroom. Close in.
For Rent — Unfurnished apartment.
59 acres on Highway about six miles from Rusk. Everlasting
water. All minerals go with the place. Price $2500,
166 acres on farm to market road to be paved. Everlasting
water. Residence, five rooms and porch. Good well. Electricity
available. Inquire for further details and price.
About 4 miles from Rusk, 31.4 acres well fenced with hog proof
and 4 barbed wire fence, Creosoted cedar posts. Branch bottom.
Residence, 4 rooms, and bath with all fixtures. Electricity. Bu-
tane gas. Telephone. On school bus and mail routes.
52 acrea on Highway 69. Live water. Some branch bottom, ft
minerals. $2600.
Winners Of '50
Stock Show To
Display Again
Joe Bailey of Ponta, Rusk F. F.
A. boy, will participate in the
3rd Annual Rusk Kiwanis Club's
Cherokee County Junior Live-
stock Show, Friday and Saturday,
September 14th and 15th. He will
exhibit a registered Polled Her-
ford Bull and heifer. This is the
3rd year that Joe has participated
in the show. His heifer won
Grand Champion of the Beef Di-
vision last year.
Robert Moody of New Hope 4-H
Club showed the Grand Champion
in the Dairy Division last year
with a registered Jersey. He
plans to enter his animal in the
3rd Annual Kiwanis Club Show a-
long with her 11 month heifer
calf that was artificially sired.
t
ed the Cherokee County Rep-
resentative for his efforts in ob-
taining State Employees the holi-
days for which they are entitled
by the Constitution of the State
of Texas.
This is Robert's 2nd year to par- q
ticipate in the show.
Billy Joe Hawthorne of New
Hope 4-H Club, who showed the
Grand Champion hog last year
plans to enter a fat beef calf
this year. He also will hold this
fine animal over for the Houston
Fat Stock Show in February.
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Pig Duel Being
Fought At Miller's
Feed & Supply
Two-gun Purina Mike has chal-
lenged Puny Ike to shoot it out
in a pig-growing duel at Miller's
Feed & Supply. They are two
pigs of the same age and weight.
Miller's Feed & Supply invites
everyone to come in and watch
them grow ... see which one will
shoot straight to market weight.
—o
The first rodeos on record were
held in Greece.
COME IN AND SEE US ABOU1
OUR SPECIAL LOW COST FAM
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pany, Rusk, Texas.
COOLED BY REFRIGERATION
Sat. Prevue — 11 P. M. — Sun. & Mon.
THE RACES
The Talking Mule is
back.., and Laughs
are running wild!
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PIPER LAURIE
and FRANCIS Ihe Talking Mule
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Whitehead, E. H. The Rusk Cherokeean (Rusk, Tex.), Vol. 104, No. 11, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 13, 1951, newspaper, September 13, 1951; Rusk, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth326276/m1/16/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Singletary Memorial Library.