The Cherokeean. (Rusk, Tex.), Vol. 111, No. 50, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 4, 1959 Page: 3 of 16
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JUNE 4, 195
THE CHEROKEEAN
PACI 1
Cherokeean To Publish Kids
Pictures In Contest Soon
Hie Cherokeean in cooperation
with Winston B. Lucas of Irving
are again sponsoring this newspa-
per's big Child Photograph Contest.
Mr. Lucas will be at the Rusk Ho-
tel, Friday, June 12th from 10 a.
ra. to 6 p.m. for the purpose of tak-
ing pictures in this vicinity.
In addition to having the young-
sters pictures published in the
Cherokeean, the children will be
competing for $18.20 in prizes
which are being offered the three
best photographs of the day
The pictures are made absolutely
free of charge, and there is no
charge for publication in The
Cherokeean.
However, proofs will be shown,
and from these you may select the!
photograph of your child which,
you wish to appear in the paper.
Extra photographs may be purch-
ased, but no purchase is necessary ¡
for your child's picture to be print
ed in the Cherokeean, or for him
to enter the contest. Purchase of,
photographs is entirely up to the
parent.
There is no age limit on the con-
test, and every child's photograph
in the area is wanted for publica-
tion in the Cherokeean. It is neces-
sary, however, that all pictures be
of uniform size, so they must be
made by Mr. Lucas on the speci-
fied date, Friday, June 12th.
All parents who would like to
see their children's picture printed
in the paper are welcome to par-
ticipate.
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Robert Banks
New Chairman,
Church Board
Murphy Rites
Held Tuesday
Robert L Banks has been named
chairman of the Official Board of
First Methodist Church to serve
the next fiscal church year, June,
1959-60. Banks and Dr. James V.j
Fisher, new vice chairman of the i
Board, are attending the Texas
Methodist Conference in Houston
this week as official church dele-
gates. Also attending are the pas-|
tor and his wife, Rev. and Mrs.
Elwood Birkelbach. Other church
leaders are expected to go down
before the Conference is over.
Church leaders named to serve
the next current year, in addition
to Banks and Fisher are: H. F.
Stevens, charge lay leader; C. Metz
Heald, church school superinten-
dent; Ralph Travis, chairman of
the Commission on Membership
and Evangelism; Judge J. W. Sum-
J'VILLE— Funeral services for
George Floyd Murphy, 57. were
held at 10 a.m. Tuesday in the
chapel of Gragard-Spraggins-Swof-
ford Funeral Home, with Rev. Wil-
lard Ellis and the Rev. Mr. Grimes mers, chairman of the Commission
officiating. Interment was in Myr-¡0n Education; J. C. Williams. Jr.,
tie Springs Cemetery near New chairman of the Commission on
Summerfield. Missions; Morris W. Hassell, chair-
Mr. Murphy, who lived at 216 man of the Commission on Stew-
Oak Street in Jacksonville, died ardship and Finance; Paul Cox,
suddenly at his home at 6:15 p.m.
Sunday. Born in West Virginia on
March 29, 1902, he was a veteran
of World War H and a painter.
Pallbearers were Benard May-
chairman of the Commission on
Social and Economic Relations;
Mrs. Morris W. Hassell, presi-
dent of the WSCS; Don Crysup,
president of the Methodist Men;
field. W. B. Mayfield, Claude El- B. P. Reed, church treasurer; Lar-
lis, Ervil Stover, John Dunn and ry Christopher, president of the
Bennie Allen. MVF; Mrs. Herbert Osborne,
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. president of the young adult fel-
Margie Murphy, Jacksonville; a lowship; Miss Marion Mallard and
stepson, Glenn Stover, Jackson-i Raymond Vermillion, communion
ville, and two sisters, Mrs. Carl'stewards.
Piggott, West Virginia and Mrs. Church trustecs are E B Mu.
Martha Heck, Miami, Fia. sjck gr F M stovall, W. W.
Finley, Edwin Campbell, E. R.
Sheriff's Posse Gregg, and P. B. Musslewhite.
_ . . _ , Stewards whose terms expire in
10 Meet" Soturdoy I960 are Lewis Banks, Bill Bras-
Aivin Milstead, president of the ,?eH, Claude Chisum Alex Black,
Cherokee County Sheriff's Posse, O. Summers, A. W Coker Hen-
announced Tuesday that the re-!^ Gwenzel, W E Beathard, M. H.
guiar meeting of the posse had | Norton, G. H. Thomas, Ralph Bo-
been postponed until Saturday ze"e an(' I)an Heart*-
night at 7 when the members and New Stewards terms expiring in
their families will have a covered arc: Charley Christopher,
dish supper at the American Leg-! Marvin Echols, Lester Goff, Geo. j
ion Hall in Rusk. Goldberry, Morris W. Hassell, Airs.
All ol the ladies are asked to Vernie Miriter, Frank Morgan, H.
bring a covered dish for this Fam-1 B. Odom, Jack Pate, Lloyd Pipes,
ily Night, Milstead stated. Wayne Townsend, and E. H.
Whitehead.
Terms expiring in 1962 are¡
¡these stewards: Gladstone Thomp-¡
son, Frank Summers, Joe Guinn, J. j
M. Haynes. John B. Maness, E. B.j
Mustek, Jr., Knox Ray, Floyd Dot-!
son, Glenn Lindsey, Coy Martin,!
Fclton Banks, and Bill Shattuck.
Next Monday, June 8th at 7:30
p.m. an official board meeting is
scheduled. All persons concerned
are urged to attend.
ft.
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Communities'
V'ball Slate
Is Announced
The County - wide recreation
schedule of organized communi-
ties calls for 15 volleyball games
this summer, extending through
July 3. *1
The netters will follow the
schedule below:
JUNE 5—Central High v« out-
side team. Reklaw at Craft, Gal-
latin at Ponta.
JUNE 12—Craft at Central High, ¡I
Ponta at Reklaw, Gallatin vg out |
side team (at Gallatin).
JUNE 19 — Central High at
Ponta, Craft vs outside team (at
Craft). Gallatin at Reklaw.
JUNE 2G— Central High at Gal-
latin, Reklaw vs outside team (at
Reklaw). Ponta at Craft.
JULY 3 — Reklaw at Central >|
Hinrh. Craft at Gallatin, Ponta vsj
outside team fat Ponta).
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Whitehead, E. H. The Cherokeean. (Rusk, Tex.), Vol. 111, No. 50, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 4, 1959, newspaper, June 4, 1959; Rusk, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth150291/m1/3/?q=cherokeean: accessed April 27, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Singletary Memorial Library.