The Rusk Cherokeean (Rusk, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 36, Ed. 1 Friday, March 22, 1935 Page: 4 of 8
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Lone Star Brand Fertilizers
====FOR ALL CBOPS=
Perfectly Mixed and Made From the
Proper Proportion of Best Materials.
PACKED IN HEAVY COTTON BAG S—ALWAYS DRY AND DRILLABLE
What Makes a Crop Grow
Reports and testimonials from farmers throughout East Texas testifying to the splendid crop re-
sults gives the answer to the continued increase in the sale of LONE STAR BRAND Fertilizers. Where-
ever used farmer ^fter farmer report bigger tomato yields, better corn crops, or an increase in cotton
or some other crop, and remember, this is when used along-side of some other brand. Advertising and
talk won't make a crop grow but statements from real farmers and figures from the Texas State
Bulletin must be recognized.
Look These Over
More than one-fifth (1-5) of the 6-10-7 Tomato and Truck Fertilizer used in the entire Slate of Texas
in 1934 was Lone Star Brand and that isn't all. One-eighth (1-8) of the 4-8-4 and 4-12-4 was Lone
Star Brand. Ask the farmer who uses Lone Star Brand season after season.
WE RECOMMEND
The program was extremely enjoy-
able. Mrs. Joe B. Copeland and Mrs.
Bill McCluney sang and were accom-
panied by Mrs. Webb Finley. Mrs.
O. L. Manning, of Troup, gave a
reading.
The proceeds of the tea will go
to form a fund for charity.
Mrs. Barfield Nettles and little
son, wh0 been visiting here dur-
ing Mrs. Nettle's father's, Duncan
Wiggins, illness and death returned
to their home in Baytown Thursday
J. T. Pryor, Jr., who has been at-
tending Southwestern university at
Georgetown, spent the week-end with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Pryor.
Mrs. H. G, Burgess, of Yukon,
Okla., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. E.
Lumn and family this waek. Mrs.
Burgess Is Mrs. Lumn's neice.
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Miller attended
the Fretz style show in Dallas this
week.\
Betty Jean Craig attended the
Fretz Style show in Dallas this week.
She left Sunday.
T. A. Sherman antf J, P. Ackard
were viitsors in Fort Worth Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Jarred visited
Mrs. Crusj in Jacksonville Sunday.
Theda Lout has returned from
Stephen F Austin State Teachers
college at Nacogdoches.
6-10-7 FOR TOMATO & TRUCK CROPS
4- 8-6 FOR TOMATO SUBSTITUTE
4- 8-6 FOR SWEET POTATOES
4-10-0 FOR COLD FRAMES
4-12-4 FOR CORN AND GRAIN
4- 8-4 FOR COTTON CROPS
4-12-4 ... FOR COTTON CROPS
10-10-0 .. FOR SIDE DRESSING
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IX RUSK SOCIETY
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Iiy FRANCES MILLER, Society Editor
(If you have society items or personals—please call No. 316]
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"SAY IT WITH FLOWERS"
From
MRS. LEE ROSS, YOUR FLORIST
Fresh Flowers, Artistically
Arranged and Delivered
Phone 53 Member F. T. D.
— Everything in Flowers —
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MUSINGS
A cool, dark liquid poured
casually over the earth
is the night;
The tired eyes of millions
quietly close at the end
of the day,
Toilweary bodies that ache
for food, a d.cently soft
place to sleep,
Without the murmur of trees
and the husky syncopation
of night sounds.
—F. M.
MISSION STUDY COURSE
TO BE HELD HERE
The associational mission study
institute will be held here at the
Baptist church for one day, Friday,
April 29th at 10 a. m. There will be
good s'- akei's and teachers from dif-
fered hurches of the district.
The purpose of the meeting is to
train the teachers and leaders of the
church to teach missions to the young
people.
The ladise tare to all bring a pap;r
bag lunch.
CITY FEDERATION MEETS
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
The City Federation of Women's
clubs met for the regular business
session Tuesday afternoon.
The president Mrs. Pearl Ward,
pr. sided and it was voted that the
local chapter become patron to head-
REFRIGERATOR
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ALL METAL RUST-PROOF BOXES, FINISHED IN GREEN
AND IVORY. FULLY GUARANTEED-
„v£
60 lb« Capacity . *17*85
3$ lb* Capacity . *12.50
DELIVERED IN RUSK AT ABOVE PRICES—
LIBERAL TDADE-IN ON YOU R OLD BOX
Denby Furniture Co.
Jacksonville
OUT OF TOWN INSTALLMENT ACCOUNTS SOLICITED
quarters and Mrs. Bill McCluney was
elected as delegate t0 the meeting
in Texarkana which is to be April
19th.
The next meeting wil lbe in th.
form of a banquet with the Wednes-
day club as hostess.
WEDNESDAY CLUB MEETS
WITH MRS. WIGHTMAN
Mrs. John Wightman was hostess
to the Wednesday club last Saturday
afternon at her home. The usual
gam.s of forty-two were deferred of
the funeral. ^
The guests were served ai salad
course.
Members present were: Mesdames
F. B. Guinn, Tom Frazier, A. R.
Odom and T. H. Cobble. Guests of
tht club were: Miss Julia Perkins,
Mrs. J. F. Gibson, Miss Ruth Gibson.
Mrs. Jake Smith, Mrs. John McKelkr
SEWING CLUB GIVES
SILVER TEA
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New Safety-
pressure
Brakes
New Touch-
control Clutch
For Easier '
' Driving
Noise-proofed
All Steel
Body
Safety
Glass
Throughout
Wider,Longer
"Harmonized"
Springs
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Luggage
Compartment
In All Models
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Wm
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Power W Stream-lined <|f Zone
Body 1 Riding
Economy
Members of the sewing club enter,
tained with a benefit silver tea at
the home of Mrs. W. M. Copeland
Friday afternoon. The color scheme
was green and white in honor of St.
Patrick's day. The table was beauti-
fully covered with a lace over green
table cloth and Mrs. W. E. Sloan
poured tea. The guests were served
sandwiches, salted nuts, wafers and
and hard candy with the tea.
The affair was rather informal
with no receiving line, but was very
well planned by the committee, Mrs.
J. C. Thomson, Mrs. Albert Meredith
and Mrs. John Long.
MORE FOR YOUR MONEY THAN EVER
You get the combination of features shown above only
in the new Ford V-8 for 1935. And you get them in
addition to low first cost and low operating cost.
^This year you also have the most important develop-
ment Ford has offered since the introduction of the
Ford V-8 engine ... the new, exclusive Full-floating
Springbase with Comfort Zone Seating—resulting in
"front seat riding comfort" for every passenger in tne car!
See this new Ford V-8. Drive it. You'll realize then that
it is the greatest car value Ford has ever built.
AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER
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THE NEW
FOID V-8
OF THE SOUTHWEST
zero-cold
ice cubes at the touch of a lever!
• The tremendously popular Eject-o-Cube
Ice Tray is only one of the many new, exclusive
features found in the Westinghouse Stream-
line Refrigerator. Let us demonstrate in person
to you such other features as the Revolving
Shelf, which makes everything in the food
compartment so easy to reach . . . ths Handy
Tray on the door ... the Triple-Storage Com-
partment and the 7-Point Dial Temperature
Control. 20 Quality models from which to
choose. Come in and see them today!
SEE THIS WONDERFUL NEW
EJECT-O-CUBE ICE THAT
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# With every Westinghouse Refrigerator you get
the standard one-year warranty, plus four years'
additional protection against service expense on
the sealed-in mechanism. The cost of this protection
is only $5.00 — $1 a year — included in the priccl
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REMOVES CUBES INSTANTLY ...
NO FUSS OR BOTHER AT THE SINK
PRICES FROM
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Rusk Texas
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Miller, Elton L. The Rusk Cherokeean (Rusk, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 36, Ed. 1 Friday, March 22, 1935, newspaper, March 22, 1935; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth291672/m1/4/?q=waco+tornado&rotate=270: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Singletary Memorial Library.