The Cherokeean. (Rusk, Tex.), Vol. 113, No. 5, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 21, 1960 Page: 3 of 20
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THE CHEROKEEAN
JULY 21, I960 ^ pA0E THREE
L. Laftimore
Appointed To
Committee
Appointment of Ix>uis L Latti-
more as a member of the Farmers
Home Administration county com-
mittee was announced this weok
by Carter D. McKiruie the agency's
county supervisor serving Cher-
okee County.
Mr Lattimore owns a farm near
Jacksonville where he grows feed
and cares for his herd of cattle.
The other members make up the
3 member committee which works
with the county supervisor to see
that the best possible use is made
of the agency's farm credit serv-
ice program consistent with local
farmers' needs. The other two
members are Mr Cecil Goodman,
Wells, and Mr Marion A Florence,
Kt. 3, Troup. Mr I<attimore will
serve as committee chairman dur-
ing the next, 1 SMS 1 fiscal year.
Each member is .'^pointed for
a 3-year term Mr. Lattimore suc-
ceeds Mr James L Bagley whose
i-yerr term expired this year
The committee determines the
■legibility of individual applicants
for all types of loans. It also re-
views borrowers' progress and aids
he county supervisor in adapting
he agency's loan policies to con-
litions faced by farmers in tins
arc. Members are selected and
íppointed so that, so far as pos-
sible, ditfi'rent areas or neighbor-
hoods are represented.
The Farmers Home Administr-
ation makes annual or inter-
mediate term loans to fanners who
need adequate funds to buy equip-
ment and livestock, and longer
erin loans to build or repair
houses and other essential farm
buildings, and to purchase or im
prove land suitable for family-type
farm operations.
o
RUSK FOLKS
Mrs Clarence Meyers returned
by plane from Tyler to her home
in Freeburg, Ohio, after a lOday
visit with Miss Renna Ross re-
cently
Mr and Mrs Vernon Vaughn
visited Mr and Mrs O M. Walker
at Longview Sunday.
Rifes Held For
Alfred Butler
AI.TO Alfred Butler died July
14 at his home in 1-iird Hill fol-
lowing a heart attack. Mr Butler
had been in ill health for some
time but his death was a shock to
everyone.
Services were held last Friday
at the Laird Hill Baptist Church
with the pastor, Rev Nipper, of-
ficiating. Burial was in Lynches
Chapel cemetery near Alto.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs.
Retta Wallace Butler; two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Alline Liddleton of Kil-
gore and Mrs. Dewey Holcomb of
Crane; two sons, Coy Butler of Kil-
gore and George Butler, who was
enroute to New Jersey to make
his home at the time of his father's
death; a brother, George 11. Butler
of Midland; four sisters, Mrs. B.
F. Wagnon of Nacogdoches, Mrs.
Robena Turner, Mrs. Lillie Crippcn
and Mrs. Esther Burson, all of
Alto; nine grandchildren and sev-
eral great grandchildren.
1 BY RUSK CHURCH
Singing
Set For
Sunday
The Church of Christ in Rusk
will be host Sunday to an area-
wide singing. It will begin at 2:30
in the church's air conditioned au-
ditorium.
Many East Texas congregations
will be represented for the service, ■
which is held regularly each fourth
Sunday in one of the churches. |
The Rusk congregation wel-
comes everyone to the service of
worship in song. The church build-
ing is located on South Main
Street.
William Jennings Bryan ran for
president four timet.
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Miss Guinn
Attends SFA
Institute
NACOGDOCHES, Tex - Mary
Guinn of Rusk is one of 25 super-
ior high school students attending'
the summer science institute at
Stephen F Austin State College.
The institute for superior high
school students began July 12 and
will last six weeks The 2nd pro-
gram of this nature held at SFA,
the institute is intended to help
improve the quality of the high
school biology course and to assist
in the stimulation of promising
young scholars toward further i
studies in science.
The 25 participants were select
ed from more than 270 applicants
and come from Kansas, California,
and Texas, according to Dr. E. L.
Miller, head of the department of
biology.
These students of recognized
high ability will be participating
in a series of laboratory and field
experiences in biology, investigat-
ing selected phases of biology. In-
dividual project work and super-
vised library readings are being
featured in the program.
l>r .1 II. Burr, Jr., is in charge
ol all laboratory instruction. Alvin j
Shinn, also of the biology depart-
ment, is projects instructor. Dr.
Miller is director of the training
program.
High school biology teachers in
this ;,rea have been extended spec-
ial invitations to observe the work
of the institute.
The program is supported fin-
ancially by the National Science
Foundation.
Attending State
FFA Convention
In Houston
C. J. Hatjler, Maydelle FFA
Chapter advisor, and Adon Dun-
can, Rusk FFA advisor, left Rusk
Tuesday to attend the State FFA
convention jn Houston. FFA
youths, Shannon Ezell of Maydelle
and Johnny Grisham of Rusk,
went with them as voting delegat-
es representing their respective
chapters.
Approximately 3 thousand boy
from over the state will attend the
annual meeting.
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Whitehead, E. H. The Cherokeean. (Rusk, Tex.), Vol. 113, No. 5, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 21, 1960, newspaper, July 21, 1960; Rusk, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth150350/m1/3/: accessed May 7, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Singletary Memorial Library.