The Cherokeean. (Rusk, Tex.), Vol. 118, No. 12, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 2, 1965 Page: 3 of 14
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right, f.ir their performances in a special exhibition bull ride
Tallin); \ iiivhl, August 21, during the local club sponsored
Youth i.ofleo Slover placed first in the event and Lovelace
ranker! second.
School Menu...
Tiicsday, Septcmbor 7
Beef Roast with Gravy
Creamed potatoes
English peas
Hot rolls
Spiced prunes
Milk
Wednesday, September 8
Chicken spaghetti or Chicken
pie
Green beans
Fruit salad
Cheese fingers
Lemon sponge cake
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Celebrates
3rd Birthday
-With Party
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7*** Sara bet h Richards, the daugh-
-Vi' of Mr. and Mrs. David Rieh-
--avds. celebrated her 3rd birthday,
-Saturday, August 28th at 2:30
¡¡¡5n the lawn of her hdme.
3- ith her were: Sylyna Parsons,
- isie Curtis. Scott Butler, Cathy
^Martin, Gary and Larry Irwin,
"Ken and Allison Sanders. Julie
and Jennifer Townsend, Christy
Jieathard, Lisa Jenkins, Carrol
4" "«rid Mart Richards, Sonny Has-
JS" sell, Brenda Talley and Linda
^ Wcimer of Alto.
'.aÜ A most enjoyable lime was had
•« by the youngsters playing on
- 4h<' swings, slides, merry-go-
irfuntl and in the sand pile. The
**" lawn was d "O'ated with bright
colorcd balloons.
...Refreshments served were a
*3>'0-tiered birthday cake topped
-uiO lovely plastic doll with the
J¡¡¡J cake forming the doll's skirt, pin!'
punch and 'in assortment of can-
dy. Favors were double bubble
00?, í'um and china holders made by
-Mrs. Richards.
—«Mrs. Lynn Richards, Sarabeth's
3D1 ardmother, assisted in serving.
•««Others attending were Mmes.
ZLim Parsi/ns, W. M. Butler, Oti:;
"TW-irtin. Jr., n. P. Irwin, Kenn-
.Jjih Sanders, Elbert Jinkins, Ch-
¡¡JJ'er Richards, and Wallace Sh-
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Loaf bread
Milk
Thursday, September 9
Sandwiches, Pimento Cheese,
Ham and Peanut butter
Oven browned potatoes
Peach half
Cdokies
Milk
Friday, September 10
Tuna Salad or fish sticks
Buttered corn
Combination salad
Cherry pie
Loaf bread
Milk
Lunches served to the football
players are planned in coopera-
tion with Coach Brooks.
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RuskitesAre
Bridge-Lunch
Hosts Here
(Mrs. Paiul Oox, Mrs. M. R.
Philbrick, Mrs. Raymond Ver-
milion, Mrs. Stan Chapman and
Mrs. James P. Richards were
hosteses fdr a Bridge Luncheon
August 26 at the Pineview Rest-
aurant.
The menu consisted of prime
rib with new potatoes, broccoli
with Hollandaise sauce, frozen
Bavarian cream for dessert, tea,
and coffee.
Attended the event were Mmes.
Morris Hassell, J. M. Boone, Jig-
gs Butler, Robert von Doenhdff,
Adon Duncan, Raymond Cooper,
Knox Ray, Angelien Spivey. J. A.
Edison, Claud Manning, Winston
Powers. Doyle Bagley, Ralph
.Tdhnston, Frank Summers, James
Kreimeyer, W. E. Gabbert, Jack
iNoonan, W. M. Vining, S. L. R.
Cartlidge, Cullen Sherman and
Miss BeuJah Allen.
1 Winners for the lunchertn were
Mrs. Doyle Bagley, high; Mrs.
Aden Duncan, slam; Mrs. Jack
Nocnan, low; and Mrs. S. L. R.
Cartlidge, bingo.
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Whitehead, E. H. The Cherokeean. (Rusk, Tex.), Vol. 118, No. 12, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 2, 1965, newspaper, September 2, 1965; Rusk, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth150616/m1/3/: accessed April 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Singletary Memorial Library.