The Rusk Cherokeean. (Rusk, Tex.), Vol. 105, No. 34, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 19, 1953 Page: 14 of 16
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The Rusk Cherokeean. Rusk. Texan
FEBRUARY 19, 1953
Cub Scout News
Den No. 1
Eight cub scouts were present
Tuesday at Mrs. Butler's, our Den
Mother. They were Allen Ray, Bill
and Pat Smith, James Archie Nor-
ton, Tommy Treadwell, William
Tosh, Richard Butler and Larry
Talley.
After dues, Mrs. butler checkfed
our books and found William Tosh
is ready to receive a Lion Badge,
and Larry Talley has completed
his Webelos. The Denner and
assistant served the refreshments
furnished by Richard Butler.
Next time Allen Ray will furnish
refreshments.
We played "Air, Fire and
Water," then Transportation until
everyone had been "It."
Richard Butler is honor cub of
the week for the best good deed,
by popular vote. He ran the stray
cows away from the Hospital so
the bells on their necks wouldn't
disturb the patients.
We closed singing the Star
Spangled Banner.
Bill Smith,
Keeper of the Buckskin.
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Pearl Colored; January 4, James W. , ton Shook, White, Jacksonville, a
Pinkerton. 1 Rh®a- Sr- a8e Teague, White; j daughter; January 1, born to
Mrs. Verda Station is visiting January 5, Eli Pierre, age 38, Thomas Edison Gardiner and Lois
her sister, Mrs. Bonnie Ash, and Port Arthur, Colored; December Genett Hasty Gardiner, White,
family in Alto this week. 27, Joseph Egbert Copeland, Husk, Palestine, twin daughters;
age 58, White; December 28, F. M. i January 16, born to Leonard
Butler, age 66, Dallas, Colored; j Franklin Nance and Dorothy Mae
January 8, George G. Shofner, age j Dickson Nance, White, Troup, a
55, Alto, White; January 11, Valen-1 daughter; January 16, born to
tine S. Ulrich, age 65, Houston, jDanlon Roy Folmar and Vivian Fae
White; January 10, Inez James, j Dunn Folmar, White, Frankston, a
Miss Verna Marie Kyle is one age unknown, Dalias, Colored; ¡daughter; January 15, born to
of the students of North Texas
State College whose name appears
Verna Marie Kyle
Is On Honor List
At North Texas S.C.
January 25, El Doris Brooks, age Melvin Harris, Sr. and Láveme
Mt. Zion News
By MRS. HUGH DICKEY
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Oliphant and
sons of Palestine visited in the
home of Mrs. Ella Singletary Sun-
day. It was reported that Mr.
Oliphant is still slowly improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Tannery
visited in the home of Mrs. Tenie
Davis of Rusk Sunday.
Mrs. Wilmer Cook and daughter
of Palestine spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Mayes and sisters, Mrs. Jack Todd
and Mrs. Robert Dickey.
Mr. and Mrs. Garland Lanier and
daughter spent a few days with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Mayes and Mr. Oscar Lanier and
Mr. Lanier accompanied them
home for a few days visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Dickey spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs
Miller B. Dickey of Jacksonville.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lu.sk and Mrs
Frank Murry visited in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy of Rusk
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murry of
Rusk and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Vining
of Kedlawn visited in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Dickey Sun-
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Vyron Tannery
and sons visited in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Tannery Sun-
day afternoon.
o
3, Bullard, Colored; (accidental
on the ,Honor list for the first burns); January 25, Vernon Deloris
semester. | Brooks, age 4, Bullard, Colored (ac-
Verna Marie is the daughter of | ddental burns); January 25, Elma
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Kyle of Rusk Lee Brooks, age 1, Bullard, Colored
and is a Freshman at the Denton (accidental burns);
C°Hef major is Business Adminis- „J"n" ry "T"*' *?
tration 86, Alto, White; February 2,
County Deaths
The following deaths occurring
within Cherokee County were filed
recently in the office of County
Clerk, E. B. Musick, Jr.:
January 29, James William Phil-
lips, age 73, Jacksonville, White;
January 25, Joel Perry Henderson,
age 95, Turney, White; January 29,
Judy Ann McMaulty, age 7 months,
Jacksonville, Colored;
January 26, Elvis Lee Berry, age
18, Cuney, Colored; January 30,
Eliza Joiner, age 78, Jacksonville,
Colored; January 22, Flora Lee
Williams, age 46, Jacksonville,
Colored; January 19, Lorean King,
age 32, Jacksonville, Colored;
January 18, Jaines Early Pyle,
age 54, Jacksonville, White; Janu-
ary 18, Lottie Regina t'row_ age
78, Woodlake, White; January 17,
John S. W. Landis, age 74, Mt.
Alba, White; January 14, Loraine
D. Matlock, age 11 months, Cuney,
Colored;
January 14, Mdttie L. Pierce, age
83, Jacksonville, White; January
13, Wiley Wade Dover, age 55,
Thomas R. Crawford,
Alto/White.
age 59,
County Births
The following births were re-
ported recently by the office of
Mr. Elma- Musick, Jr., County
Clerk:
January 4, born to Clarence
Work and Thelma Middleton
Work, White, Ponta, a daughter;
December 31, born to Emmie Le-
voyn Halt, Colored, Ponta, a son;
January 30, born to Freddie Wallis
and Ester Mae Thompson Wallis,
Colored, Jacksonville, a son;
December 30, born to R. D. Bagley
and Ida Mae Thomas Bagley,
Colored, Reklaw, a son;
January 30, born to Joe Bailey
and Irene Hammons, Bailey,
White, Jacksonville, a son; Janu-
ary 29, born to Marvin Hoyle Reed
and Ellen. Elizabeth Bush Reed,
White, Bullard, a daughter; Janu-
ary 28, born to Tommie Howard
Huggins and Jacqueline Louise
Bough Huggins, White, Alto a son;
January 26, born to Noel Eu-
gene Shackelford and Lottie
Forest News
By JESSIE DIAL
Mrs. A. J. McCullough visited
her daughter, Mrs. Newman, and
family in Garland this weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Dial of Over-
'on visited his parents, Mr. and
■Irs. Miller Dial Wednesday after-
íoon.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Carter and
'air liter of Houston spent last
'eel-tend with her mother, Pearl
"Val! ace.
M"s. T. D. Durham and Loraine
sit^d their daughter and sister,
"r.:-. Dorothy Roye, and family in
Vjn ivicw last week.
Mrs. Wilma Dean Jones and
':il Iren of Lufkin visited their
.ircnts and grandparents, Mr. and
!rs. J. F. Barker Sunday.
P t. Shirley Burke of ''amp
1 spent last weekend with his
vnts, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Burke.
,lr. and Mrs. Lee Ash and dau«h-
. i* of Old Palestine visited her
hor, W. S. Hester, Sunday.
Mrs. Opal Powers of Lufkin
Eugene Price Mitchell, age 69,
Frankston, White; January 10, Ira
Faine, age 58, Poyner, Colored;
January 6, Sarah Augusta Haws,
age 56, Ponta, White; January 5,
William Earl Clark, age 71, Jack-
sonville, White; January 3, Sallie
Ann Rollins, age 74, Jacksonville,
White;
January 2, Roger Dale Roberson,
age 9, Troup, White; January 2,
William Henry Sory, age 71, Jack-
sonville, White; January 3, Ethel
Coleman. Jacksonville, age 58,
Colored; January 31, twin daugh-
ters of Dave Boyde and Theola
Moore Boyde, Jacksonville, Colored
(Stillbirth); j
January 21, Ruth Dean, age 68,
Palestine, White; January 25, A. D.
Williams, age 23, West Columbia,
Colored; January 22, George De-
Walt, age 52, Houston, Colored;
January 24, John W. Durham, age j
92, Wells, White; January 22,
Joseph Fuller King, age 71,
Atlanta, White; January 10, How-
ard Durwood Rogers, age 10, Rusk,
White;
January ,14, Forest Polk, age 51,
Colored; December 31, Chester
Hunter, Longview, age 41, Colored;
January 2, Willie Mosley, age 70,
Houston, Colored; December 28,
Gertrude Pegues, age 70, Longview,
Dr. R. C. Gregory
Dog and Cat Hospital
Boarding Kennels
Jacksonville. Texas
TYLER HIWAY — PH. 2-6172
Jacksonville, White; January 12,! Virginia Hixson Shackelford,
White, Troup, a son; January 26,
born to Rufus Daniel Waites and
Ray Dean Hathcock Waites,
White, Jacksonville, a son; January
25, born to Edward Everett Bright-
well, and Josephine Henderson
Brightwell, White, Jacksonville, a
daughter; January 24, born to
Adell Criss, Colored, Jacksonville,
a daughter;
January 23, born to Alton Lloyd
Huggins and Nora Lee Moore
Huggins .White, Troup, a son;
January 20, born to John L. Sides
and Willie Jean Gattis Sides,
White, Jacksonville, a daughter;
January 19, born to Canary Chase,
Colored, Jacksonville, a son;
January 18, born to Q. W. Hra-
ley and Frances Ann Folmar
Harley, White, Frankston, a daugh-
ter; January 17, born to Samuel
Phillip Shook and Val Jean Single-
Mosley Harris, Colored, Jackson-
ville a son; January 14, born to
John Charles Jimerson and Ruby
Joyce Mason Jimerson, White,
Turney, a daughter; January 14,
born to Alfred "*McFarline and
Trudia Holland McFarline, Color-
ed, Cuney. a daughter; January 14,
born to Tommy James Jiles and
Doroty Olene Stafford Jiles,
Colored, Troup, a son;
January 14, born to Albessie
Wimbley, Colored, Jacksonville, a
daughter; January 13, born to
Andy Willie Looney and Emmer
Louise Ellis Looney, White, Alto,
a daughter;
January 13, born to Jimmy Lee
Spraggins and Ruby Faye Dean
Spraggins, White, Jacksonville, a
daughter; January 12, born to
Billy Joe Surber and Ethel Marga-
ret Ray Surber, White, Jackson-
ville, a daughter; January 11, born
to A. T. Griffin and Jo Ann Hill
Griffin, White, Jacksonville, a
daughter;
January 11, born to Billy Glen
Berry and Betty Ruth Barber
Berry, White, Jacksonville, a
daughter; January 10, born to Jack
Mastin Abbott and Dorothy Geral-
dine Feagin Abbott, White, Jack-
sonville, a son; January 9, born to
Helen Dealoris Berry, Colored,
Jacksonville, a son; January 9,
born to Minton Lloyd Riggs and
Hazel Ovelle Lloyd Riggs, White,
Jacksonville, a son:
January 7, born to Calvin Eu-
gene Dickerson and Mary Ann
Walding Dickerson, White, Frank-
ston, a daughter;
January 7, born to Lowrence
Alton Jay and Beth Earle Wallace
Jay, White, Ponta, a son; January
7, born to Doyle Lon Roper and
Bessie Irene Music Roper, White,
Jacksonville, a son; January 7,
born to Louis Elmore Stockton and
Doris Ronell Crawford Stockton,
White, Longview, a daughter;
January 7, born to Charles
Wayne Williams and Emily
Claudia Allen Williams, White,
Tyler, a son; January 6, born to
Hershel Fred Pate and Margaret
Verlene Hart Pate, White, Jack-
sonville, a daughter;
January 6, born to Frank Hilton
Lucas and Bobbie Frank Finklea
Lucas, White, Palacios, a son; Janu-
ary 5, born to Harold Smith Ham-
mons and Virginia Louise Green
Hammons, "White, Jacksonville, a i , „ , , , ...
son; January 4, born to John | re&rets f°r Jfing to cancel the
Beatrice Work and Mabel Maxine I ^eement They went on to ex-
Kilgore Concert
Unable To Take
Outside Members
According to an announcement
received here, members of Rusk
and neighboring Concert Associa-
tions will be unable to attend the
Kilgore concerts in the future.
The Kilgore Community Con-
cert Association expressed their
Kinney Work, White, Jacksonville,
a son; January 4, born to Hubert
Newsome and Emma Johnson New-
some, Colored, J'ville, a daughter;
January 3, born to Melton Shep-
herd Scogin and Margaret Louise
Powell Scogin, White, Jacksonville,
a son; January 1, born to John
Douglas Lloyd and Annie Faye
Gresham Lloyd, White, Sacul, a
son;
January 1, born to Donald Fred
Stanley and Johnnie Belle Jprdan
Stanley, White, Rusk, a daughter;
December 30, born to Albenia
Black, Colored, Jacksonville, a
daughter; January 24, born to
Margaret Singletary, Colored, Alto,
a daughter; January 20, born to
Dorothy Lee Burleson, Colored,
Alto, a son;
January 15, born to Butah Mae
Hackney, Colored, Alto, a daugh-
ter; January 14, born to Eddie
Flowers and Dora V. Flowers,
Colored, Wells, a daughter; Janu-
ary 6, born to Joe D. Alexander
and Rosie Lee Alexander, Colored,
Wells, a daughter;
January 9, borp vo Joe Naton
Bagley, Colored, Aito, a son; No-
vember 11, born to Henry Clayton
Sessions and Tinnie Mae Carter
Sessions, Colored, Rusk, a son;
November 28, born to Benjamin
Moses Shirey and Billie Novelle
Etta Singletary
CHIROPRACTOR
Office East of Old Jail Buildim
Rusk. Texas
i "iin nwi'imiiiiTiBW—
CALL
Lloyd Hendrick, Representative
THE BAY LAUNDRY
plain that due to the over-crowded
condition at the last two concert
programs, they had been informed
by the Kilgore Fire Marshal that
he could not allow such conditions
to continue to exist.
Shop at Home
Smith Shirey, White, Rusk,
daughter.
A meteor is a disintegrated
comet.
For Your Maytag
REPAIR WORK
SeeW.T
(Bill)
Parrott
factory trained service man.
Bearden Furniture Co.
Phone 97
Rusk, Texas
' /
Inquiries invited.
WHEN YOU NEED IT
Any responsible borrower
can obtain a Personal Loan
at this bank to pay bills, to
meet an emergency, to pur-
chase home appliances, or
for some other worthy pur-
pose. Repay ih convenient
monthly installments./
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Whitehead, E. H. The Rusk Cherokeean. (Rusk, Tex.), Vol. 105, No. 34, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 19, 1953, newspaper, February 19, 1953; Rusk, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth149959/m1/14/: accessed April 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Singletary Memorial Library.