The Cherokeean. (Rusk, Tex.), Vol. 121, No. 50, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 22, 1969 Page: 16 of 16
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Two Honored At Hospital Open House
'GrMt ' was the word cho- Max Owens and William This department of Rusk Since last vear'soDen
More Than 897 Books Read During Bradford Story-Hour
"Great" was the word cho-
by Or. Archie Connolly
to describe last weekend's
open house at Rusk State
Hospital. The hospital super,
lntendent said the observance
went over well, and good at-
tendance was noted.
The event marked the 17th
time National Mental Health
Week has been observed lo-
cally with open house at the
mental institution.
The musical program en-
titled "There's No Business
Like Show Business" and fea-
turing an all-patient cast, was
a highlight of the two day ce-
lebration.
"Each program was per-
formed before a nearly full
auditorium of spectators,"
said Dr. Connolly, and he add-
ed, "everyone seemed toen-
Joy it, as well as the guided
tours."
At the opening program on
Friday, Dr. Connolly convey-
ed invitation regrets from
Governor Preston Smith, Lt.
Governor Ben Barnes, and
Senator Charles Wilson, a-
mong others.
Max Owens and William
Hicks were saluted attheout-
set of Friday's program in
the hospital chapel. Visitors
heard words of praise and
commendation from Dr. Con-
nolly, and Mrs. Jacque Clay,
director of nurses.
Mrs. Clay praised the hon-
ored pair for their dedica-
tion and their interest in their
jobs. She called them capa-
ble, and sincere in their de-
sire to help the patients.
"Their ability to work with
others, and their willingness
to adjust to the various de-
mands made them excellent
choices for this outstanding
tribute," she said.
The certificates of recogni -
tion are sponsored by the
Texas Mental Health Asso-
ciation and the local Volun-
teer Council.
Friday, a limited open house
was staged by the patients
and personnel of Maximum
Security Unit. A barbecue at
noon was served to friends
and relatives of the patients
who came, also numerous
professional groups.
department of Rusk
State Hospital is headed by
Dr. James A. Hunter. Others
on the staff of MSU include
Dr. Qus Levin, Dr. Jerry
H. Patrick, Dr. F. Fagan
Thompson, Jack Nicar, Ed-
win D. Qjnter, Jack Ball,
Floyd R. Cleveland, Jr., Mrs.
Bobble L. Patrick, Dr. K.
D. Charalompous, and Mrs.
Margaret Adams. Herbert Ni-
chols Is chief supervisor for
the Unit.
"We appreciate the help and
support of all persons in mak-
ing this event possible," said
Dr. Connolly. "Especially do
we want to publlcily acknow-
ledge with gratitude the many
floral arrangements sent out
to us by interested persons
and business firms."
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Since last year's open house,
the more outstanding physi-
cal improvements included a
new and modem warehouse
for the operation of the ma-
intenance department; also
the renovations of the chapel.
A wise man once said, "1 et
your child read the best sto-
ries, and they will Influence
him In the finest ways all the
days of his life." It Is hoped
that this challenge will help
shape the lives of the girls
and boys at George Bradford
School. More than 897 book
reports have been given at
that school during the last
semester, according to Prin-
cipal W. R. Meador, Super-
visor Elolse Willingham, and
Instructor Betty B. Mon-
mouth.
As a result, the story-hour
has been one of the highlights
of the day in Bradford School
during the entire school year.
It covered a wide range of rea
ding for the youngsters, and
they were able to find inspira-
tion, information In lmag.
inative folk and fairy tales, in
heroic myths and legends, and
in courageous tales of pio-
neers and days of long ago.
Students have found pleasure
reading stories of school and
sports, home, adventure,
animals and outdoor life,
worthwhile mysteries, and
wonder tales of tomorrow.
Many of the readers were able
to discover beauty, absorbli ,
interest or humor In poem:,
In classics that convey In
spiring tales of leaders and
heroes.
These youngsters, whose
grades from first through
eighth, have been able to over-
come stage fright or nervous-
ness before other children In
the class.
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The Cherokeean. (Rusk, Tex.), Vol. 121, No. 50, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 22, 1969, newspaper, May 22, 1969; Rusk, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth150810/m1/16/?q=EARTH: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Singletary Memorial Library.