The Rusk Cherokeean (Rusk, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 51, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 9, 1927 Page: 4 of 8
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Memphis, Tenn., June 7.—There
are 1,640 Kiwanis clubs in the prin-
cipal cities of the United State's and
Canada With a membership of 100,-
160, according- to Fred C. W. Par-
" , ker, of Chicago, International sec-
retary of Kiwanis, who gave his an-
nual report today to the delegates
assembled here' his week for he 11th
convention of the organization.
"Since the Montreal convention in
June, 1926, there have been built 110
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Jarrtes W. Ellis, fatbjer of M. B.
Ellis, Rusk business wan, was called
in death at his late home, near Grape-
land, in Houston county, at.5:10
a.ra. June 1st.
Funeral services, conducted by
Rev. Hodges of the Methodist church,
of Livelyville, were held at the church
cemetery, Friday, June 2nd, at 10:00
a.m., after which the remains were
interred at that point. •
Deceased was born in Tennessee,
in 1850, on July 16th., and had he
lived until his approaching anniver-
new clubs. New members from these
clubs added 3,755 to the total mem-; sarV would have seventy-seven
bership," Mr. Parker stated i >'ears °f a£e-
One outstanding accomplishment; came to Texas at an early age,
of the past year were greeted with j settling in Montague count>, and
applause by" the Kiwanians of the I married to Elizabeth Singletary
Indiana Kiwanis district in building a ! 'n I®18.
$150,000.00 wing to the RilfcyMem- To this union ei ht. children were
orial hospital at Indianapolis for a! born, four sons and four daughters,
crippled children s hospital. "In 1922 a11 of whom, together with the good
Kiwanians of the district pledged
themselves to complete this work, and
we are now, proud of our accomplish-
ment," Carl E, Endicott, Andrews,
Ind., told the members.
All Kiwanis Night
An international observance ol
gratitude for the peaceful relation-
ship and understanding that has ex-
isted befween he Unied Stats an Can-
ada for longer than a cetury was ex-
pressed here last night by the 5,000
Kiwanians and visitors from both
countries attending the "All Kiwa-
nis Night" program and by 100,000
other members of Kiwanis clubs in
cities scattered over the North
American continent.
Decide '28 City.
Seattle, Detroit, Kansas City, At-
lantic City and Tampa are all in
the running for the 1923 Kiwanis
convention city. Bajids and ex-
hibitions by all the contesting city
groupes entertain and amuse mem-
bers and Memphains. On the
streets, in hotels and at the head-
quarters of the convention rival city
groups attempt to convince delegates
of the best city for '28.
Voting for next year.s city, for
International officers and members
of the board of trustees will take
place on Thursday.
Tonight Kiwanians from
districts, which divide the United
States and Canada into geographical
divisions, each presided over by a
Kiwanis governor, will hold their an
nual district dinners.
wife, survive, and ar.' as follows:
James, Garland, Dudley and Mil-
burn B.; Me'dames J.T. Youngblood, j
Athens, Texas, June 6.—Frank Jus-
tin and Bill Cantrell, farmers, were
blown to bits about 4 p.m. Friday
when they walked into a blast set <
off by the Roxana Petroleum Com-
pany near Malakoff. Red flags had |
been set all about the hole, which i
had already been shot once, but the j
men failed to se'e them, it was stated.;
Thousands of pounds of dynamite '<
have been exploded in seismograph
oil tests in this county during the:
past month and this accident was:
the first of any kind.
Finding of bits of bodies was the j
first notice to the blasters that any- j
one had been killed.
The Roxana Company had been j
shooting hourly throughout the day. I
The two men cams through the [
woods and apparently crawled into
the large excavation to investigate it
just immediately preceding the ex-
plosion of 375 pounds of dynamite.
The operator of the electric bat-;
J. R. Jones, Frank Masters and Hardy tery which touched off the eyplosive
Logan. was ftatoined 500 yards away and;
Deceased was and had been for j coulci not see the men.
years, a member of the Methodist j The men were renters, living ad-'
church, and was recognized and hon- joining the Kimball ranch, on which
ored as a man of sterling worth and
possessed of a true christian spirit,
which is the reliance and consolation ■
cf his loved ones in their trials in- j
cident to having to surrender the I
affectionate father, loving husband i
and noble citizen.
the blasting was being done, and both
had families.
kA car for her, too J
NOTHING LIKE IT ON EARTH
The new treatment for tom flesh, cuts,
wound'!, sores or lacerations that is doing
such wonderful work in flesh healing is
the Borozone liquid and powder combina-
tion treatment. The liquid Borozone is
a powerful antiseptic that purifies the
wound of all poisons and infectious germs,
while the Borozone powder is the great
healer. There is nothing like it on earth
for speed, safety and efficiency. Price
(liquid) 30c, 60c and $1.20. Powder 30e
and 60c. Sold by
PIANOS AT BIG REDUCTION
I have in the vicinity of Rusk
i three brand-new pianos never been
I unboxed, one player with u-'ukl.
I attachment, one upright and one
! Grand. These pianos are manufact-
ured by an old reliable factory and
I will sell them at a very low price
rather than reship. S. C. Chiles,
Box 1054, Waco, Texas.
The COACH
$5:
$
Moseley Drug Store.
CROCKETT FARMERS
DROWN IN
TRINITY
Crockett, Texas, June 3.—Babe j
the 091 Burton, 70, and Pink Sanders, 69,'
living several miles south of here,1
were drowned Friday at the lock and
dam on Trinity river west of this
city, when the boat from which they
A reception were f'shing was capsized and they
and ball in honor of the president, jwero thrown out.
one of the features of the convention Adam Leediker, a business man of
will also be held this evening. c'^> who was in the boat with
j them, jumped and reached the shore
CITATION
No. 1605
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
To the Sheriff or any Constable
of Cherokee County—GREETING:
YOU ARE HEREBY COMMAND-
ED to cause the following notice to
be published in a newspaper of gen-
eral circulation which has been con-
tiuuouslv and regularly published for
a period of not less than one year
preceding the date of the notice in ;
The Touring
or Roadster ■
The
Coupe - «•.
The 4-Door
Sedan - - • ■
The Sport I
Cabriolet • •
The !
Landau • • •
The Imperial !
Larui.m - - -
V^-Ton Tru-k - -
(Cha.'.ri$ Only)
1-Ton Truck - -
(Chcu>is Only)
All Price* f.o.b. Flint,Mich
Check Chevroiet
Delivered Prices
They include the lowest
handling and financing*
charges available.
525
$625
695
*715
s745
5780
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• *495
In thousands of average
American homes there are
now two automobiles—"a
car for her, too," so there
may be transportation for
the family while "he" drives
away to work.
And the family car has such
an infinite degree of useful-
ness! Downtown shopping,
taking the children toschool,
afternoon calls, meeting
trains and the many addi-
tional trips that must be
made to and from the house
as a part of every day's
routine.
No other car is so admirably
suited to a woman's require-
ments as the Most Beautiful
Chevrolet.
With striking new bodies by
Fisher, and finished in pleas-
ing colors of lustrous, lasting
Duco, it provides in abund-
ant measure the comfort,
charm and ele<?ance that
women admire in a motor
car. It is easy to start because
of its Delco-Remy electric
starting system—famous the
world over for its excellence.
It is easy to stop because of
powerful, over-size brakes.
And. it if easy to drive and
park because of a modern
three - speed transmission,
smooth-acting disc clutch,
and a semi-reversible steer-
ing gear that gives finger-tip
steering.
Visit our showroom and see
the Most Beautiful Chev-
rolet. Note the wide variety
of body types. Mark their
sweeping lines and carefully
executed details. And then
ask us to explain the easy
terms on which a Chevrolet
may be purchased—terms
that include the lowest com-
bination of handling and
financing charges available
anywhere.
Cherokee State of
shall cause said no-
the County of
Texas, and you
tice to be printed at least once
each week for the period of ten days :
exclusive of he first day of pub-
lication before the return day
hereof:
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A. D. 1927, at the Courthouse
PROBATE OF WILL. thereof, in Rusk, Texas, at which
.-THE STATE OF TEXAS. time all persons interested in the wel-
To all persons interested in the i fare of said Minors may appear and
Estate of Geo. A. Conner Deceased. ^ contest such appointment if they so
Mrs. Minnie V. Conner has filed in 1 desire.
Rusk Motor Company
Rusk, Texas
QUALITY AT LOW COST
The Rusk Kiwanis Club is being in safety.
represented at the big convention by Beth bodies were recovered Friday
B. B. Perkins, president, and E. B. evening a short distance down the
Musick, treasurer, and while we don't river from where the accdent
know what tht'y are doing, and prob-1 curred.
ably never will, it is a safe bet that The boat is thought to have been
Rusk is being heard from, even if taught in a whirlpool near the bridge, j fried" with Taid application and for ! your return thereon, showing- how
they have both registered from Alto. A year ago Louis Shupak and his wife j ,eUer= testamentary of tbe' estate of i you have executed the same.
the County Court of Cherokee
oc* | County, an application for the' pro-
bate of the last will and testament
of said Geo. A. Conner, deceased,
HEREIN FAIL NOT, But have
u then and there before said
CITATION
No. 1628
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
To the Sheriff or any Constable
of Cherokee County—GREETING:
YOU ARE HEREBY COMMAN-
DED to cause the following notice
to be published in a newspaper of
Court on the said first day of thej general circulation which has been
next term thereof, this Writ, with
continuously and regularly published
for a period of not less than one
year preceding the date of the notice
j were drowned in practically the same j Geo A Conner, deceased, which will Given under my hand and the seal in the County of Cherokee State of
STOP THAT ITCHING
METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL j sPot where Burton and Sanders were
PROGRAM JUNE 12TH. drowned, their bodies not being re-
! covered for two days.
In place of the regular lesson the _____
'Methodist Sunday School will nender :
the following special program next
the following specia program next _ _ , .
_ , Sufferers from skin diseases such «a
wunday: : itch, Eczema, Tetter, Poison Oak, Ring-
1. Prelude Mrs. Jewel McGuire worm, Old Sores or Sores on Children may
2. Song __ __ -- Congregation find relief from the use of a jar of BLUE
3 Responsive Reading STAR REMEDY or their money will be
4'. Prayer .. Rev. Jas. F. Carter The flratapplication relieve*
_ _ 0 , , , , . .J that terrible itching. Will not stain
0. The Sunuay School and what It clothing and has a pleasant odor.
can do for You and Me. Moseley Drug Store.
B. B. Perkins'
Song Primary Department
Anniversary Speech __ ..
Junior Boys
be heard a the next Term of said of said Court, at office in Rusk, Tex-1 Texas, and you shall cause said
Court, comencing the First Monday as, this the 20th day of May A. D. • notice to be printed at least once each
in August A. D. 1927, at the Court i 1927. . I week for tr.e period of ten days ex-
House hereof, in the city of Rusk,: F. C. Bingham, Clerk County j elusive of the first day of publication
G. S. HUSTON
THE OLD-RELIABLE
Real Estate Nan
(OWee In CltizensGuarant y State Hank)
Buy, Sell and Handle Real Estate
Rent Property.
Have Both Town and Farm
Property
RUSK TEXAS
6.
7.
QUARANTINE IS LIFTED
IN ANDERSON COUNTY
8. The Field of the Sunday School
; d some of Its Accomplishments Palestine, June 6.—For the first
Mrs. C. F. Mehner! time in three years a great portion
Song .. -- Juniors of Anderson County ties been re-
Song -- .. .. Congregation
Benediction
0.
10.
1 leased from cattle dipping and quar-
antine, R. J. Smith, local agent of
MISS HAZEL BUTLER
GIVES DOUBLE RECITAL
Last T'hursay evening in the
Our.ihita.auditorium Miss Hazel But-
ler gave a very unusual and good re-
cital in piano and voice. In Miss
Butler's piano numbers she showed
wonderful talent, technical skill,
gcod tone and musical feeling, partic-
ularly in Moszkowski's Valse, and
Mendelssohn's Capriccio Brilliante.
Miss Butler's vocal numbers were
well chosen and well given. She
sings with ease and is the possessor
of a voice of plearing rweetnes?.
SI " shows the result of Tood train-
in ind intelligent musicianship in
a .iplendid technic and in a keen
sense of and mastery of the finer de-
tails of interpretation. She mani-
fested her keen sense of interpreta-
tion in "Comin' Thru the Rry" and
"Woman Is Changeable," from Rigo-
Jetto, by Verdi.
the live stock sanitary commission,
announced here Saturday. The sec-
tion of the county lying north of the
I.-G.N. railroad has been declared
tick free by the commission, and
farmers and ranchers in that section
of the county may ship cattle with-
out permission from the agent, an 1
are released from dipping regula-
tions for the time being, it was said.
There still remains a large section
of the' county under federal direc-
tion, and most of the southern part
is still infested with the cattle fever
tick, it was said, and will be compelled
to comply with the d'pping laws un-
il it is tick free.
Renew Your Health
by Purification
Any physician will tell you that
"Perfect Purification of the System
r is Nature's Foundation of Perfect
Her closing numbers, with piano Health.' Why r.ot rid yourself of
, ii-ii r 1. chronic ailmen:s that are undermin-
and vocal, displayed more freedom. ing j.our vitality? Purify your en-
probably because she was gettingu: ■ (jre ,,y -tem i,y taking a thorough
towards the eYid of an evening of
heavy responsibilities.
Miss Butler's recital was most
pleasing and she was the recipient
©f very warm applause.—Arkadel-
jhia (Ar'.:.) Herald.
c"ui'.~'o of Calotnbs,—once or twice a
•veok for several \ eeka—and see how
rewards you with health.
Calotabs are the greatest of all
system purifiers. Get a family pack-
age, containing full directions. Only
35 cts. At any drug store. (Adv.)
Texas, at which time all persons in-
terested in said Estate may appeal
and contest said application should
they desire to do so.
HEREIN FAIL NOT, But have you
then and there before said Court
this Writ, with your return thereon
endorsed, showing how you have ex-
ecuted the same.
Given under my hand and the seal
of said Court, at my office in Rusk,
Texae-, this 23rd day of May A. D.
1927
F. C. Bingham, Clerk County
Court, Cherokee County, Texas.
By May Gibson Deputy.
Court, Cherokee County. Texas.
By May Gibson Deputy.
IN RE GUARDIANSHIP OF THE
ESTATE OF EDWARD CARIKER
ET AL.
In the County Court of. Cherokee
County, Texas.
To all Persons interested in the
Estate af Edwara Cariker, Alyixe
Cariker and Oliver Cariker, Minors.
KNOW YE, that notice is hereby
given that I, Mrs. Tcxie E. Roberteon,
guardiain of the estate of Edward
Cariker, Alyne Cariker and Oliver
Cariker, minors, hsve this day filed
my application in the above entitled
and numbered cause for an order of
the County Judge of Cherokee Coun-
ty, Texas, autho-izing me as the
guardian of the estate of said wards
to make a mineral lease upon su'.h
terms as the court may order and
of the following described
Citation
No 1620
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
To the Sheriff or any C;nstable
of Cherokee County-
GREETING:
YOU ARE HEREBY COMMAND-j direct,
ED To cause the following notice * real estate belonging to the estate of
to be published in a newspaper of ■ said wards, to-wit:
general circulation which has been Being an undivided 1-7 of an un-
continuously and regularly pubished divided 1-20 interest each in and to
for s period of not less than one j all that certain tract or parcel of
year preceding the date of the notice 1 land, a part of the J. M. Musquez
in the County of Cherokee, State of | survey in Cherokee County, Texas,
Texas, and you shall cause said no-! and described as fallows:
tice to be printed at least once 1 Beginning at the N. W. corner of a
each week for the period of ten days | 320 acre survey conveyed by E. C.
exclusive of the first day of public-1 Williams to Sa)lie M. Gifford, a P.O.
before the return day hereof:
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR'
PROBATE OF WILL.
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
To afl Persons interested in the \
Estate of Elton Davis, Deceased
Mittie Afford, has filed in the County !
Court of Cherokee County, an ap-
plication for the probage of the last
will and testament of said Elton '
Davis, Deceased filed with said ap-1
plication, and for letters testament-
ary of the Estate af Elton Davis, de-
ceased, which will be heard at the
next Term of said Court, commencing
the First Monday in August A. 1>.
1927, at the Court House thereof, in
the City of Rusk, Texas, at which
time af! persons interested in said
Estate may appear and contest said
application should the'y desire to
do so.
HEREIN FAIL NOT, But have
vow then and there before said
Court this Writ, with your return
thereon endorsed, showing how you
have executed the same.
Given under my hand and the
seal of «aid Court, at office' in Rusk,
Texas, May 30 A. D. 1927.
F. C. BINGHAM
Clerk County Court,
Cherokee County, Texas.
By May Gibson Deputy
J. H. MOSELEY
ation before the return day hereof:
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
OF TEMPORARY GUARDIAN. ..
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To All Persons interested in the
welfare of Alvin Banks, Cere.-ta
Banks and John L. Banks, Minors:
Cora Banks Lewis was by
4"dia. brs. S. 63 E. lvr.; a hickory
fi" dia. brs. S. 40 W. 6 vrs.; .|
Thence East 89o 1-2 vrs. to a
ftake in a lane, a hickory 18" dia.
br° S. 2 W. —vrs
Thence West 895 1-2 vrs. S. W.
corner of ?aid 320 acre tract, a pine
18" dia. brs. S. 8'; E. 8 vrs., a pine
OPTOMETRIST
Eyes examined free.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Grade made before State Board
of Examiners unexcelled
Twenty-six years experience in
Spectacle fitting.
In Office 01* Saturdays,
Over Moseley's Drug Store.
the County Court of Cherokee j 40" dia. brs. S. 72 W. 11 vrs.;
County, Texas, on the 17th day of! Thence North 1028 vrs. to the I
May A. D. 1927, duly appointed, place of beginning, rontaining 1G3 ^
Temporary Guardian of the persons, pcres of land, more or leas,
and Estates of said Minors which Said application will be heard by I
appointment will be made permanent the County Judge at the Court House
unless the same shall be successfully j in the city of Rusk, Texas, on he
contested at the next term of said j 17th day of June, A. D. 1927.
Court, commencing on the First MRS. TEXIE E. ROBERTSON
Monday in August A. D. 1927, the
same being the 1st day of August
Guardian of the Estate of Edward
Cariker, et al. Minors.
Marcell Shoppe
LIGHT, COOL ROOMS
(Second Floor)
Wenatchee Hotel,
MISS ELLA D. CURTIS Jack °"v «e, - tmm
TEACHER OF ' ... „
We UseJThe
Eugene Method
Of
Permanent Waving
And Specialize In All Lines of
Beauty Culture
Ida Dahlgren - Vernie Trotter
Dahlgren & Trotter
Rooms 216-217
PIANO AND HARMONY
Class Lessons for Beginners
Residence Studio South of Post Office
Phone 221
W. T. NORMAN
Attorney and Counselor at
Law
RUSK
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Ward, H. O. & Ward, Pearl L. The Rusk Cherokeean (Rusk, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 51, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 9, 1927, newspaper, June 9, 1927; Rusk, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth291322/m1/4/: accessed April 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Singletary Memorial Library.