Cherokeean/Herald (Rusk, Tex.), Vol. 144, No. 8, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 26, 1992 Page: 3 of 52
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Roper-Hunter vows
are said in home ritual
Misa Mary Hunter and Charlea
(Chuck) Roper Jr. exchanged mar-
riage vow in a private ceremony at
1 p.m. March 21 at her home, 108
South Main Street, Rusk.
The bride ia the daughter of Dr.
James A. Hunter and the late
Margaret E. (Marge) Hunter. The
groom ia the aon of Mr. and Mra.
Charlea Roper of Jacksonville.
The Rev. drover Talbert of Frank-
aton officiated at the double ring
ceremony.
The home's formal living room
was decorated with arrangements
of white gladiolas, carnations, lil-
lies, white roses and baby's breath.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride chose a white silk gown,
accented by pearls and satin ro-
settes. She carried a bouquet of
spring tulips, glads, daffodils, star-
gazer lilies and purple atatic.
Miaa Donna Reynolds, atep-aia-
ter of the bride waa maid of honor.
Bill Hunter of Denton, the bride'a
brother, waa beet man.
A buffet lunch followed the cere-
mony. The formal reception will be
on Saturday, April 4, at the Chero-
kee Country Club in Jackaonville.
The couple left for a honeymoon
cruiae in the Caribbean and will
reside in Jackaonville upon their
return.
Mr., Mrs. Stephen Peters
are married in Colorado
CHEROKEE AN/HERALD of Rusk, Texas—Thursday, March 26,1992—Page Three
'Steel Magnolia' features
Mary Buchanan as Clairee
Clairee will be portrayed by Mary
Buchanan of Ruak, in the Cherokee
Civic Theatre production of "SteeJ
Magnolias."Clairee ia the widow of
the former mayor and aeema to miaa
the attention and excitement aince
her huaband'a death. She becomea
more independent aa the play pro-
gresses.
According to Mrs. Buchanan, one
key to Clairee'a personality can be
found in the following line: 1 haven't
even waahed the diahea from
Thankagiving!"
Mra. Buchanan laat appeared aa
Mias Tweed in the Cherokee Civic
Theatre'a production of
"Something's Afoot." Besides ap-
pearing in the chorua of many
muaicala, beginning with "Okla-
homa," ahe played Anna in The
King and I," Mra. Paroo in "The
Muaic Man" and Siater Margaret in
"Sound of Muaic." y
Other rolea include Maxine in
"The Trial of Maxine Lowe," Louiae
in "Sudden Frost" Lady Treaaiüan
in Towards Zero" and Lincoln's
mother in "Cheers for 200 Years."
She is a past president of the
Cherokee Civic Theater and has ,
been a member of the group since
its inception in 1973, working at .
times behind the scenes with cos-
tumes and props.
Mrs. Buchanan and her husband
Fred have been residents of Rusk
since 1968 and own and operate ;
Memories Antiques. They have two .
married daughters who have both
appeared in theatre productions,
one granddaughter who has be-
come a devoted theatre fan and six
cats who have not
Mary Buchanan
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hedlund of
Frankston announce the marriage
of their daughter, Laurie Lynne, to
Stephen leRay Peters, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Peters, of Rusk.
The couple Was married March
12, in Grand Junction, Colo, at the
home of the groom's aunt, Mrs.
George Hooker. In attendance were
Noel Franks and Brandi Byers of
Rusk.
The bride is a 1986 graduate of
Frankston High School and is a
member of the Rusk O micron
Gamma Chapter ofBeta Sigma Phi.
She is employed as a secretary by
the Texas Department of Criminal
Justice.
The groom is a 1979 Rusk High
School graduate. He is a graduate
of the University of Texas at Tyler
and ia a clinical social worker for
the Texas Department of Criminal
Justice.
After a skiing vacation in Colo-
rado, Mr. and Mtb. Peters are at
home in Rusk.
Twirlers win in contests
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Julie'a Twirling Studio students
recently participated in several
twirling competitions at College
Station, Linden-Kildare and White
Oak.
Students participating at College
Station were Denise McDonald and
Katie Bryan. McDonald won first
place in the 15-over age division in
Best Costume ánd Miss Majorette.
She also won first place in the twirl-
off events in Strut, Military Solo,
Novelty and Dance Twirl and High
Point. Bryan won first in the 0-4 are
division in Dance Twirl, Jazz Dance,
Strut and Military Solo and High
Point in the twirl-off events.
Students participating at Linden-
Kildare were Kristy Vining, Julie
Vining, Denise McDonald and Ka-
tie Bryan. Bryan won first place in
the 0-6 age division in Best Cos-
tume and first place in the twirl-off
events in Military Solo and Strut. J.
Vining won High Point in 7-10 divi-
sion.
K. Vining won High Point award
in the 11-14 age division and also
first place in the twirl-off events in
Military Solo, Dance Twirl and
Strut. McDonald won High Point
award in the 15-over age division
andfir8t place in the twirl-off events
in Dance and Strut.
Julie's Wild Ones won first place
in team competition at Linden-
Kildare in the 11-14 age division in
DanceTwirl team competition, these
members are Kristy Vining, Julie
Vining and Denise McDonald.
Students participating at White
Oak were Katie Bryan, Ashley Geis-
leman, Karlie Powers, Crystal
Isaacs, Julie Vining and Kristy
Vining.Geisleman won 1+ awards
in Strut, Dance Twirl, Novelty,
Dance. Karlie Powers won 1+ award
in Strut, Novelty and Dance Twirl.
Bryan won third in Best Costume
and 1+ award in Strut, Military
Solo, Dance Twirl, Jazz Dance, Bal-
let, Novelty and Gymnastics. Isaacs
won second place in the 0-6 age
division in Best Costume and Miss
Mqjorette. She won first place in
twirl-off events in Military Solo and
Strut and High Point Award. She
also won 1+ in Strut, Military Solo,
Dance Twirl, dance and Novelty. J.
Vining won first place in twirl-off
events in the 7-10 age division in
Military Solo, Strut and High Point
Award. She also won 1+ awards in
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Strut, Military Solo, Dance Twirl,
Dance and Novelty.
K Vining won first place in the
twirl-off events in the 11-14 age
division in Miss Majorette, Mili-
tary Solo, Strut, Dance Twirl and
Jazz Dance and Novelty.
The girls will compete March 28
at the Grapeland Band Boosters
Contestand on April 11 at the Rusk
Band Boosters Contest and the
SWTA State Competition on April
25.
RHS students
are named
to honor
Two Rusk High School seniors
have received certificates as two of
the top 2 percent of graduating
seniors. They are Amanda Loden
and Susan Porter. They are eli-
gible to compete for $1,000 Tandy
Technology Scholar scholarships
given annually.
This is the third year that the
Tandy Technology Scholars Pro-
gram has made awards to teachers
and graduating seniors at Ameri-
can high schools. Some 20,670
meritorious seniors are being hon-
ored this year.
The Spinal
Column:
by Or. Darwin L. Darr
Darr Chiropractic Clinic
214 E. Commerce St.
Jacksonville. TX 75766
T903J 586-3667
Chiropractic Works!
Chiropractic gets excellent re-
sults with health problems and
the reason behind its success is
the principle used in the chiro-
practic approach to handling
problems in the body.
This principle is the key ingre-
dient in obtaining results when
nothing else seems to work. The
process is simple: within us is an
innate intelligence controlling
bodily functions. When this in-
ternal intelligence is allowed free
expression, we experience health
and abundant, vibrant energy.
Interference with this process
brings discomfort, pain, health
disorders, moodiness and low en-
ergy. To restore natural health,
the interference must be re-
moved. What is the interfer-
ence? It is simple also. The
spine is our life line, our power
source for health. When verte-
brae are out of proper alignment,
pressure is put on the nerves
leading to various parts of the
body. The location of the result-
ing problems depends on which
nerve is being interfered with.
What can be done to correct
the problem? In chiropractic, we
look to misalignments (subluxa-
tions) as the primary source of
health problems in the body. We
adjust the subluxated areas of
the spine, removing interfer-
ences and allowing innate intel-
ligence to run freely and fully.
This simple process produces
health within the body. It keeps
our power source interference-
free. This keeps the body vital-
ized with life energy.
Why settle for less when chiro-
practic offers the best?
STRONG
LEADERSHIP.
Strong leadership is needed in Chero-
kee County's District Attorney's office. Leadership that is built on trial experi-
ence before juries in United States Navy Courts-Martial, Federal District Courts,
and District Courts in Texas including Cherokee County. For this kind of
strong leadership in Cherokee County vote ... Jim Cromwell
• Partner in the Norman Law Firm-
Jacksonville and Rusk.
• Stephen F. Austin State University
Graduate.
• Law degree, University of Texas -1970
• 20 years service, U.S. Navy
• Served as military judge
• Prosecuted criminal cases
• Native of Cherokee County (son of
Louise Cromwell)
• Married to Helen Bolton Cromwell
(daughter of Dessie Bolton)
"The people of Cherokee County de-
serve a tough, active, experienced prosecutor. I pledge to provide hard-
hitting prosecution of crime in Cherokee County, to make this a place law-
breakers avoid, and to put service to the people back into public service.
I ask for your vote in the April 14th run-off."
Jim
a.
CROMWELL
for District Attorney
Experienced prosecution with a new face.
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