The Cherokeean. (Rusk, Tex.), Vol. 118, No. 22, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 11, 1965 Page: 8 of 14
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! MRS. ROUNDABOUT
RIIS's GALLERY OF CHAMPS - This lone-
some .spot iif wall in the Rusk High School aud-
itorium may Ik- filUtl up soon if Rusk's Kittles
win Friday night's name with Clewlancl at Mus-
irk Stadium and become a Co-Chiunpion in Dis-
trict 21-AA thLs year. A team photograph sirrvl-
ar to the one shown uhovp oí last year's Dis-
trict Basketball Champions will be taken if
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Honna Real Estate Agency
'n Cherokee County Abstract Co. Ofrice
OHic* Phwt* MU 3-4044 R«tidenc« Ph->n% M'J 3-4747
Four room home with city utilities. $;i750.
Four bedroom home with 72 acres near New Summer-
field. Has city water from New Summer! eld. Bomb shelter.
If you are interested in a spacious old home with 1.2 acres
of land, we have the Gibson home on Crockett Street. In-
quire for price.
mile front a ;e on highway. Fenced,
and hardwood timber, (reek runs
About .'JO aeres bottom land. Inquire
189 aires with
Some viriiin pine
through one corner.
for price.
Home, well located, with combination family room and din-
ing room, living room. Two bedrooms and kitchen and
ceramic tile bath. Walls have four inch insulation and
ceiling has seven inch insulation Central heat. Electric
dish washer and trees. Let us show you this desirable home.
Inquire tor price.
Five acres in the city limits with all city utilities. Inquire
for price.
ated Cleveland Indians
for the district title be-
and Crockett. E. H.
manager of Whitehead
to present the picture
s pull through with the
—Staff Photo
WHAT...
Rusk Folks
... ARE DOING
Mrs. Roy Isgate spent last
week with her brother's children
in Tyler, while Mr and Mrs. T
C. Harvey went on a trip to the
Bahama Islands off the coast of
Florida. Mr. Harvey won this
trip from the South America In-
surance Company where he is
employed. Mr. Isgate spent the
weekend in the Harvey home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ezell, St-
eve and Andy of Fort Worth were
weekend guests of his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ezell at May-
delle and spent Sunday in Tyler
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Hoy Isgate in the T. C. Harvey
home.
Set your
ON HUNTERS' NEEDS!
Hello Typewriter!
Arr you ready to "talk back"?
j We don't do all the talking..,,
in fact, the Ku k Lions talked
at length last Thursday about
1 the sale of Ihelr cook hooks
I "A Lion In Your Kitehen"
seems like sales aren't lust ex-
aetlv sizzling and Chalnnan
llenrv Westbrook promised to
turn the heat on. If they don't
start selling like hoteakes, we
reckon!
This Mondav, like most Mon-
davs, proved to be an effort,
lust to stumble through....but we
didn't know how much the eff-
ort was showing, until Senior
rltiren Club proxy Webb Flnlov
invited us to attend that club's
meeting. After a good la>ii!h. we
decided that the "senior" por-
tion of the club's name is a mis-
nomer....they're the youngest-at-
heart-bunch in town.
Remember the Vom SMASH
ER? 34H million dollars worth
....which is presently seoking a
home, though it hasn't been ap-
propriated by Congress yet <ty-
oical of our present cart-hefore-
the-horse methods >. but that isn't
relevant to the real issue. The
¡sue is, "Who is going to get the
Smasher?"
The first three of the primarv
citoria are: abundant water, el-
ectricity, and a stable bedrock.
God-given ingredients, which our
area is blessed with. We won't
Sfflt the Smasher, but it was in-
teresting to speculate r.n the pos-
sibility. We failed the tost for a
site on the last throe points of
primary factors: a eomnrohen-
sive travel network (though ours
isn't so had!), cultural and edu-
cational opportunities; and ade-
quate housing. These are man-
made addUivles, and Cherokee
can't compete with the cities in
this area. We have gond people,
good atmosphere, hot th->*'s mt
conductive to a good home for the
Smasher of atoms.
In fact, Typewriter, if wo qua-
lified on all six points for the
multi-million dollar projoct we
¡ wouldn't be able to enjoy the good,
clean country air, just throe min-
utes drive away! We'll take the
sweet smell of "small town" and
blissfully live forever!
The area of Austin will most
likely qualify for the super stru-
cture's location....because it adds
up to ACSTJN, whether you
calculate by our old math, or
now math! Wo can hope anvway,
that it does gel located in Texas!
Ecumenopolis—how's that for a
four-bit word, Typewriter? We
can't even pronounce it, much
los tick it off on your keys!
Rut it's a word....coincd by the
great minds assembled on the
far away shores of Greece. It
Talks Backj
means literally, World City, and
in human living habita, due to
arrive when human* atop multi-
plying. We won't argüe this im-
poMihlity, but wouldn't bet on It
either....anvwav, these projected
assessments of man's future are
the answers obtained by a group
called Athens Center of Eklstics
(ACE). Ekistles is another high-
sounding word too! It means the
Science of Human Settlements,
j Actually thev're involved in a
little game of seeond-ruessing.
all based on "probables". Par-
ticinating in this 21st Century sp-
eculation are some 100 countries.
Each compiled data for ACE,
providing the information and ex-
pert opinion necessary to arrive
at these conclusions. To be sp-
ecific, they sav: by the vear 2100,
the earth will be inhabited bv
some 20 billion to 50 billion per-
sons (this variation exists becau-
se the efft>ctiveness of action
taken on birth cntrol in the next
few years is still a little vague
at this point); literacy is expec-
ted to be 100 per cent by then:
economic development will be
such that the diference between
Western industrial and Eastern
rural nations will all but disap-
pear; values will rest on quality
of life—education, art, human bet-
terment—not on quantity—money,
possessions.
Aside from many questions that
one might ask of such a far-see-
inq group, one looms paramount:
"If population density can be ex-
pected to reach 250.000 persons
per square mile, will there be
pills available to fight a new di-
sease that is bound to be called
People-itis?"
There may be those who yea-
rn "for the good old days", and
some yet who '<sb they *>uld
¿tick around awhile just to see
how it all comes out.
Typewriter, we think we're sa-
tisfied with our own "eternal
now," 1965 vintage.
And finally, these daffy defini-
tions:
Little white lie—one that not
only grows but changes color.
Prosperity—what you fee. fold
and send to Internal Revenue.
Confidence—that quick, asured
feeling just before you fall flat
on your face!
MW
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RUSK VISITORS
Mrs. J. H. Pearman and son
Jimmy of Alto were weekend gu-
ests of her mother, Mrs. D. T.
Cavenoss.
Mrs. Linnie Isgate was week-
end guest of Mrs. Vera Wimcr
at Lufkin.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Man-
er and Mickey of Tyler were
weekend guests of parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Potts.
The Cherokeean of Rusk, Texas
THURSDAY, NOV. 11, 1965 PACE EIGHT
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Double Header Song Meet Scheduled Here
A combined meeting of two
quarterly singing conventions has
been calendared for this city the
weekend of November 27 and 28,
according to Otis Woods, chair-
man of the Cherokee County
Singing Convention.
The local singing group will be
joined by the Greater Deep East
Texas Gospel Singing Conven-
tion in the District Courtroom
here for the first session on Sat-
urday evening at 7 p.m.
Hundreds of persons are ex-
pected to attend the event, com-
j mented Chairman Woods. They
I will be there to either sing, or
listen, he explained.
Levy Causey is chairman of
the DET Singing group which
embraces counties throughout the
East Texas area, from here to
the Gulf Coast.
Specia' groups expected to sing,
will represent Stamps Music Co.,
also Stamps Baxter Music Co.,
and the Worsham family of Hou-
School
Menu...
MONDAY
Beef Croquettes or Spaghetti
Purple Hull Peas
Vegetable Salad
Banana Pudding
Milk
TUESDAY
Smothered Liver or Tamales
Baked Beans or Pinto Beans
Spinach or Greens
Candied Sweet Potatoes
Potato Pie
Corn Muffins
Milk
WEDNESDAY
Vegetable Soup with Beef
Sandwiches: Meat, Peanut But-
, ter. Cheese Pimento
Pineapple Upside Down Cake
Milk
THURSDAY
Veal Cutlets
1 Steamed or Spanish Rico
Green Beans
I Loaf Breed
Milk
FRIDAY
i Sausage Links or Fish Sticks
Buttered Corn
Combination Salad
Whole Wheat Muffins
Berry Cobbler
I Milk
ston. |fj
"Good specials, and good ss
singing will highlight this coflVtn*
lion," said Woods.
Sunday morning the program
will resume at 10 a.m.
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RI SK VISITORS
Mr. and Mr. Bryan Guinn and
son Todd of Dallas were week-
end guests of parents Mr. pud
Mrs. Rhea Ault at Craft and
Mr. ami Mrs. Joe Guinn.
MAKE WAY FOR FALL HUNTING
Cherokee Gun Center
Just Received 200 Gun Cases
Jumbo Gun Cases pric • I at $2.25 for
regulars and $2.75 for scope cases.
Buy or Trade with Bob White. He has
a good selection of new and used guns.
He will also recondition your present
gun.
Make this hunting
season a booming
success.
Cherokee (Sun
Center
NORTH MAIN
RUSK, TEXAS
OiEfAJ
And You'il Find Them All
At
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Men's Wear
"Hunters Headquarters"
DUX BACK
Rugged, thoroughbred clothing, action tailored - - con-
structed to keep the warmth in and the winds out, with-
out heavy padding. See our Insulated Underwear, Coats,
Pants, Caps, Hip Beets, Regular Boots, Jackets, and much
more in a wide range of styles, colors and sizes.
DUX BACK
RED WING
HANES
IUNTERS
CHOICE!:
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Knox Ray
MEN'S WEAR
South Side of Square Rusk, Texas
NICHOLSON'S
FOOD STORE*
Weekend Specials
NO. 1
Potatoes 8;39'
MARKET SLICED
BACON
B
55
HI-C APPLE
Drink
46 OZ. CAN
25
FRESH
Wieners 3§$100
LUSTRE CREAM
Hair Spray 59'
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FOR YOUR
HEATING
DOLLAR WITH
AND...
EVEN BABY KNOWS!
IT'S A COOL SAFETY CABINET BV
Tleudmot
Mother knew ... baby discovered ... It !#
"touch-cool" on top, sides and bottom ...
it has the famous Dearborn Cool Safety
Cabinet. He loves the blanket-of-heat tha
Deluxe Gas Area Heater lays across tha
floor. Sizes to heat a room or heat a house.
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MANY MONTHS
TO PAY
STORES IN
JACKSONVILLE. RUSK AND
PALESTINE
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Whitehead, E. H. The Cherokeean. (Rusk, Tex.), Vol. 118, No. 22, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 11, 1965, newspaper, November 11, 1965; Rusk, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth150626/m1/8/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Singletary Memorial Library.