The Rusk Cherokeean (Rusk, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 20, Ed. 1 Friday, June 16, 1939 Page: 4 of 4
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THE RUSK CHEROKEEAN FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1939
i LOCAL AND
Mrs. Prank L. Main
Mrs. Bryan Stovall and Larry
Guinn returned Sunday from a
weeks visit in El Campo.
Miss Wanda Simmons visited in
Tyler Monday.
Spence Swann of Overton visited
friends >n Rusk Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fitts and
Mr. and .Mrs. Earley Fitts visited
Mr. and Mrs. James Evans in Arp
Wednesday evening.
Cotton Allen is spending a few
days with home folks. He had the
misfortune of .breaking his hand
while at work last week.
G. :I>. Holsomback 'made a business
trip to Cushing Tuesday.
Ellis Manning of Port Arthur
visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Mlanning last week.
Mrs. Sam Cox is spending the
weekend in Brownwood with rela-
tives.
Mrs. C. L. Manning and sons, Vic-
tor and Phil are visiting in Kennard
this week.
Mesdames John Wightman, Frank
B. Guinn and Sam J. Smith spent
Saturday in Tyler and Long view.
Mrs. J. W. Burk of Hillsboro spent
the weekend with her sister, Mrs. E.
L. Summers.
Gene Glnn is visiting his grand-
parents in Athens.
Chas. Noyes of Paris, Texas spent
Sunday in the B. B. Perkins and Jas.
I. Perkins homes.
Mrs. L. D. Guinn is visiting her
son, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Guinn and
family in Houston.
-ALTO THEATRE-
COMFORTABLY COOLED
SATURDAY 11 P. M.—SUN—MON
JUNE 17—18—19
FRED ASTAIRE
GINGER ROGERS
IN
"The Story of Vernon
and Irene Castle"
Color Cartoon: "THE FOX HUNT"
—NEWS—
TUES. JUNE 20—FAMILY NIGHT
One of the Grandest Pictures Made
is being returned for one Night Only
"Alexander's Ragtime
Band"
WITH
TYRONE POWER—ALICE FAYE
DON AMECHE
FLYING G—MEN
TERRYTOON CARTOON
WED — THURS—JUNE 21—22
ANOTHER GREAT PICTURE IS
"Broadway Serenade"
STARRING
Jeanett Mac Don aid, Lew Ayres
Ian Hunter and Frank Morgan
ALSO
OUR GANG COMEDY—
•FOOTBALL ROMEO"
Grady Hargis of Chicago, 111. vis-
ited in the Mrs. Hattie Parmley
home the first of the week.
Culbmtson Qer(man of Nacogdo-
ches was a visitor in Rusk Wednes-
day.
Eli Bailey of Wells was a visitor
here Wednesday.
Mrs. S. A. Norman of Jackson-
ville visited home folks here Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Bruce of Lub-
bock are visiting in the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Porter-
field.
H. C. Smith was a visitor in Reese
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Copeland, Mrs.
Gene Cargill, Mrs. Joe B. Copeland
and Frank Summers were Dallas vis-
itors Wednesday.
Mrs. Efmer Slaton of Jacksonville
visited Mrs. J. F. Gray Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cauthen spent
the first of the week in Dallas.
Mrs. Decherd MicCord was taken
to a hospital in Jacksonville Tues-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Killingsworth
were visitors in Marshall Wednesday
P. B. Miusslewhite spent the week-
end in Dallas. He was accompanied
home by Mrs. Musslewhite, who had
spent the week there.
Mrs. Homer Davis, who has been
slowly convalescing from an opera-
tion, was taken to a Jacksonville hos-
pital this week, suffering from pneu-
monia.
Miss Edna Earle Durham spent
this week in Palestine.
Mh*. and Mrs. T. M. Cook and Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Sparkman and
Irene Cooke visited in Arp Sunday.
Mrs. W. H. Hanna's Sunday
School class enjoyed a picnic at the
City Park last night.
Miss Maxie Norwood visited in
Maydelle Tuesday.
Mir. and Mrs. A. G. Dupree and
children of Avard, Okla. visited in
the :Dr. J. H. Moseley home last week
Mr. Dupree is Mrs. Moseley's broth-
er.
Mr. and Mrs. C'ecjl McLaughlin
and Cecile spent Sunday in Italy.
Mtesdames J. C. Williams, W. K.
Deckard and Esther Harrison spent
Wednesday in Dallas with Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin Kurth.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Campbell and
Misses Mildred and Rose Hall spent
the' weekend in Galveston.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lanier and Ma-
bel Odom Horn were Tyler visitors
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Snider and
'children, E. B. and Jo Ann and Mr#.
Anne Beville of Dallas spent Sunday
with Mrs. Viola Newman and Mrs
Chas. L. Kerr.
Mrs. 'Lila Tonahill of New York
City, Mr. and Mtrs. T J. Neighbors
of Tulsa, Okla. and Mr. and Mrs. U.
S. George of Corpus Christi are vis-
iting their parents. Mr. and Mts. E
W. Long.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Long and ba
by of Palestine visited in the E. W.
Long home Tuesday.
Miss Marion Mallard accompanied
Miss Bill March to her home in Na-
cona Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Guinn and
children of Overton and Paul Guinn
of Houston spent the weekend in the
H. H. Maness home.
W. C. Smith of Lufkin visited in
Rusk Friday.
Tommie Dilworth of Baton Rouge,
La. is visiting relatives in Rusk.
iflrs. J. E. McFarland, Mrs. Min-
nie 'Loper and Mrs. Lavenia Mon-
kress of Jacksonville spent Wednes-
day with Mrs. Newton Long.
H. H. Carsey le uvned Wednesday
from Ballinger where he and Mrs.
Carsey attended the wedding of Mts.
Carsey's btjt'V Mrs. Carsey le-
imained in Ballinger for a llonger
visit with re!a;:ve*.
Miss Helen Decka-d of Kan Au-
gustine visited here Wednesday.
L. "II. Moore III accompanied by
his friends, Herman Bierwirth and
Walton Erwin spent from Monday
to Thursday with his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Moore Sr. He at-
tended the DeMloIay Staite Conven-
tion at Houston June 8, 9 and 10
500 De Molays attended the con-
vention, eleven of whom were San
Angelo boys'. E.~T. is Master Council-
or of San Angelo Chapter Order and
Herman Bierwirth is a Marshal of
this Chapter.
FATHERS DAY
JUNE 18th
Remember Him With
Shaving Set—Electric Safety Razor—Blades
—Lotions etc. —Watches—Clocks- Jewelry
—Tie Clasps—Bill Folds—Flash Lights—Ci-
gars—Pipes and Tobaccos etc.
Save now at the Rexall June Health and
Beauty Sale
MOSELEY DRUG STORE
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS
MARY MARTHA, CIRCLE
The Mary® Martha Circle has
changed its meeting time to four
o'cldck instead of three, beginning
next Monday.
.411 the young ladies are invited.
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. md Mrs. Guy Jonse and family
We wish to extend our sincere
thanks to our neighbors and friends
f t: their "help, Ki.iiinesis and sympa-
thy at the time of the loss of our son,
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Jones and family.
S. E. LOWE
S. E. Lowe, 79, of Jacksonville,
former pastor, died at his home
there Wednesday following an illness
.of about three yea --. •
He was the father of Sam Lowe,
Dallas, and E. W. Lowe, Ft. Worth,
f.nn.er publishers of the Cherokee-
an for a short ti n ■. He is also sur-
vi' td by a daugh.:w, Miss Vida Lowe
of Jacksonville.
THIMBLE SEWING CLUB
Mrs. T. J. Warren entertained the
Tlhimble Sewing Club at her home
Tuesday afternoon.
The next meeting will be June 27
at the hoime of Mrs. Leo Tosh.
Refreshments were served the fol-
lowing members: Mesdames Rue Ma
ness, ML B. Ellis, J. W. Chandler Jr
Prep ton Smith, Roy Isgate, D. C.
Stockton, B. P. Reed, Gladys Good-
son, S. F. Woodard, Earl Wallace,
Bud Wallace and J. P. Acker Jr. and
guests Mesdames 'R. E. Firvley, Wal
ter Richey, Ed Derrick, John Mc-
Kellar and Bud Belvin.
RUTH MOSELEY HONORED
Mlrs. Jack Spindle entertained Mon-
day 'morning, June 5,' in honor of
Miss 'Ruth Mosley, who is leaving
today for Los Angeles, California to
attend the University of California.
The guests were presented with a
Railroad Ticket bearing the names
of outstanding points of interest in
the tour of a week which precedes
summer school and the two weeks
which follow the close of school. Bin-
go was played and each win marked
place of tour reached.
After many games had been play-
ed the guests were served a two
course lulncheon of frted chicken,
You can get first class upholster-
ing and Slip Cover work at the An-
derson Furniture Co. New stock of
bedroom suites and cedar chests. Get
our prices and terms before you buy.
304 East Commerce St., Jacksonville,
Texas 6-30
gravy, creamed potatoes, corn, pear
salad, tomatoes, olives, iced 'tea, hot
rolls, butter, frozen dessert and cake.
Favors were sfniall traveling bags
bearing a tag with ''Bon Voyage
to Ruth Moseley".
The hostess presented Miss Mose-
ley with a beautiful pieces of linger-
ie.
The guests enjoying this lovely
party were Mesdames Melvin Ses-
sions, George Francis, Edwin Dickey,
Misses Irene Snellings, Robert Leake
Mary and Angeline Cobble, Mary
Garland Boyd, Gene Gregg and Ruth
Moseley.
ATTEND INSTALLATION
Mesdames Etta Singletary, Viola
Hendrick, Beatrice Meredith, Stella
Zachary, Tommie Durham attedned
installation of officers of the Eas-
tern Star of Palestine Friday night.
The officers- installed were dress-
ed in lovely green taffeta evening
gowns. They1 were attended in their
ceremony by the Ramona girls, who
wore evening gowns in rainbow col-
ors. i
There was a large attendance and
an enjoyable time was reported.
LADIES TO SPONSOR A
FLOOR SHOW AND DANCE
The Business and Professional Wo-
men's Club is sponsoring a dance and
floor show June 29 at the high school
gymnasium.
Sonny Boy and his orchestra will
furnish the music and admission of
$1.10 will be charged for dancing and
25c for the floor show.
This is the first and only dance to
be sponsored by the Club.
The public is cordially invited to
attend.
MRS. JACK SPINDLE HONORED
M'isses Mary and Angeline Cobble
entertained Tuesday afternoon, June
6, in honor of Mrs. Jack Spindle.
Bridge and Forty-two were en-
joyed by the following guests: Mrs.
Jack Spindle, M;rs. Edwin Dickey,
Misses Ruth Moseley, Gene Gregg,
Florrie Kurth, Robert Leake, Mary
Garland Boyd and Mrs. Cobble.
The hostesses presented the hon-
oree, Mrs. Spindle, with a set of
beautiful fostoria ice tea glasses.
Misses Gene Gregg and Robert
Leake were presented with lovely
bouquets of gladioli for high score
in Bridge and Forty-two.
Delicous refreshments of chicken
salad on lettuce leaf, potato chips,
ripe oiives, baked apple, smacks, iced
tea, and cake were served the hap-
py party.
NEEDLECRAFT CLUB
Mr. Howell Long and Mrs. M. E.
McCord were hostess for the Club
in the garden at the Mrs. T. H. Sin-
gletary home Wednesday afternoon.
Those present included Mesdames
Ralph Lang, Albert Meredith Lloyd
Hendrick, Dan Heard, Jame 'Long, J.
H. McDonald, Ed Finley, F. Zachary,
John Long, W. G. Allen, Henry Pry-
or, Roxie Ross, Hugh Peace, Tom
Mallard, Pearl Rutherford, Chas.
Chapman, W. H. Wallace, Will Bar-
rows, Earl Wallace, Geo. Nelson, Ed
Derrick, Bud Wallack and B. E. Lan-
inofmi
HONORED WITH A SURPRISE
BIRTHDAY BREAKFAST
Miss Ruth Moseley was hostess for
a surprise birthday breakfast hon-
oring Mrs. Jack Spindle, Sunday
morning, June 4, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. D. M. Moseley.
At eight o'clock the following
guests, Mrs. Jack Spindle, Dr. and
Mrs. George Francis, Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin Sessions, Dr. E. M. Moseley
and Misses Mary Cobble, Angeline
Cobble, May Gibson, Irene Snellings,
and Robert Leake were ushered into
the dining room and were seated
around an attracticely laid table,
with a basket of beautiful spring
flowers arranged in a shower, grac-
ing its center.
A delicious breakfast of tomato
juice, cantaloupe, ham, scrambled
eggs, chicken, gravy, tomaOee, fig
und peach preserves, jelly, toast, hot
biscuit, butter and coffee was en-
joyed.
Mi's. Spindle received many love-
ly gifts.
Following breakfast the happy
group returned to the living room
where conversation was enjoyed un-
til time for each to be off to Sunday
School.
CHURCHES
Always Cool
SATURDAY, JUNE 17
ROY ROGERS
IN
Friontier Poney Express
ALSO
"Flaming Frontier"
CARTOON NOVELTY
BAPTIST CHURCH
John A. Williams, Pastor
The unhappy condition of Jews in
certain countries today, a fulfillment
of prophecy will be the subject of
the morning discourse at 11.
Hard times and how to get by
will be the subject at night.
Sunday School at 9:45; Training
Service at 7:00.
On Monday the W. M. S. meets
in circles; Sunbeams meet at 3.
METHODIST CHURCH
E. L. Craig, Pastor
The regular program of the church
will be effective this week. Sunday
School at 9:45 A. M., preaching by
the pastor at 11:00 A. M. Both In-
termediates and Senior Leagues will
meet at 7:00 P. M. and the pastor
will preach at 8:00 P. M. Then 'Mon-
day afternoon at 3:00 the two circles
of the Missionary Society will !meet
at the church.
The Vacation Church School closed
this morning. A most interesting and
effective school was held this year.
Attendance was good and an unusu-
ally high type of work was done.
The church wishes to thank the
workers who so faithfully did the
work. Also we want to thank the
parents who cooperated so nicely and
we want to thank the children who
attended for their fine spirit and co-
operation. It was a good school.
The public is cordially invited to
attend the services of the Methodist
Church next Sunday and each Sun-
day through the year.
Mineral Deed—Mustang Oil Co. to
Paco Oil Co. Undivided % interest in
7% acres in Wm. Johnson and Mc-
Clain Kennedy Surveys.
Mineral Deed—Mustang Oil Co. to
Paco Oil Co. Undivided % interest
in 2 acres in McClain Kennedy Sur-
vey.
Mineral Deed—Mustang Oil Co. to
Paco Oil Co. Undivided % interest in
24 acres on McClain Kennedy Sur-
vey.
Mineral Deed—Mustang Oil Co. to
Paco Oil Co. Undivided % interest in
73 acres on Leathers and K. Tumlin-
son Surveys.
Mineral Deed--Musteng Oil Co. to
Paco Oil Co. Undivided xk of 2-3 of
XA of % interest in minerals in Blks.
4 & 6, and parts of Blocks 5 & 12, of
the G. W. Waggoner Survey, and
containing 41.59 acres.
Mineral Deed—Mustang Oil Co. to
Paco Oil Co Undivided V* interest in
minerals in 1 acres on Willis. Gates
League.
Rel. Lease—The Texas Co. to J.
L. Summers, et al. 200 acres on K.
Odom Survey.
Rel. Lease—The Texas Co. to J.
L. Summers, et al. 108 acres on Jesse
T. Jones League.
Quit Claim Deed—W. P. Douglas,
Jr., to W. M. Owens et al. 100 & 51.7
acres on Alston Ferguson 'League,
and 6G acres on John Vaughn Lg.
Quit Claim Deed—Mrs. Louise
Wainscott, et al, to Claude Owens,
et al. 51.7 & 100 acres on A. Fer-
guson League, and 66 acres on John
Vaughn League.
R-W Deed—F. M. Stovall et al to
Cherokee County, Texas. 0.16 acres
Deed—J. A. Musick et ux to A. H.
Shattuck. V* acres P. E. Bean Grant.
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POPEYE CARTOON
'Customers Wanted"
POPULAR SCIENCE
—NEWS—
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
JUNE 20—21
Double Feature
IRENE HERVEY
TN
'The Lady Fights Back'
AND
RITZ BROS.
TV
GORILLA"
AT.SO
THE GROUCH CLUB
IN
"Tax Trouble"
TH URSDA Y—FR1DA Y
JUNE 22—23
ALICE FAYE—NANCY KELLY
CONSTANCE BENNETT
"TAILSPIN"
A CRIME DOES NOT PAY
"Think It Over"
BETTY BOOP NEWS
Dee—C. H. Fitts et ux to Her-
bert J. & Francis P. Osborne. Part
of Lots 8 & 9 in Block 9.
'Release of Oil & Gae Lease—L.
L. Simpson to Paul Sbelton et ux. Va
interest in about (131 acres John
Durst Grant.
Deed—Grace ML Campbell to Mrs.
Georgia Mallard. 5Vi acres Block 4
Timmons Add'n to Rusk, in John
Hundley Survey.
Deed—Mrs. Georgia Mallard et al
to Albert H. Shattuck et ux. 5% ac-
res Block 4 Timmons Add'n to Rusk,
in John Hundley Survey (% miner-
als reserved).
Deed—J. M. P. Morrow et ux to M.
L. Fuller. Lot 1 & 13 ft. off of Lot
3 in Block 195 in Jacksonville.
Dr. R. C. Gregory
VETERINARIAN
Veterinary Hospital
Phone 526
JACKSONVILLE, TEXAS
LEWIS DAIRY
Drink Sweet Milk—It is a balanced.
Summer Diet
E. M. GENTRY
PHONE 282W FOR SERVICE
CHARLES L. KERR, Radios & Refrigeration*
Etta Singletary
CHIROPRACTOR
Office East of Jail RUSK, TEXAS
CLASSIFIED ADS
NOTICE
We would be willing to transfer
slightly used Spinet, just like new,,
to reliable party for small balance
due, payable at $2.00 weekly. Write,
or wire me collect, if interested, be-
fore I send my truck for it M. Wolfe
Credit Manager, Brook Mays Piano
Co., 1522 Main St., Houston, Texas.
STRAYED: 2 yiear old pale red
Jersey heifer. Josie Kennedy, Rusk,
Texas. 6.30
FOR SALE or TRADE: 1927 Mod-
eI. T For? sedan- Good running con-
dition with serviceable tires. Will
trade as payment on horse or mule,
for cow, hogs or what bave you? J.
J. Vining, Rusk.
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Main, Frank L. The Rusk Cherokeean (Rusk, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 20, Ed. 1 Friday, June 16, 1939, newspaper, June 16, 1939; Rusk, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth325742/m1/4/: accessed April 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Singletary Memorial Library.