The Rusk Cherokeean (Rusk, Tex.), Vol. 95, No. 42, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 20, 1941 Page: 4 of 4
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THE RUSK CHEROKEEAN THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1941
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Rev. E. M. Gentry is visiting his
son, Noel, in Shreveport, La.
Dr. Wm Thomas and Dr. Powell' of
Terrell visited in Rusk Sunday.
Mrs. T. B. Mallard visited in Tyler
last Thursday.
Mrs. Alvin Sherman was a Dallas
visitor Tuesday.
P. A. Roye returned Saturday from
the Veterans Hospital in Hinds, 111.
Mrs. John Black of Huntsville vis-
ited Mrs. J. H. McDonald last week.
A. C. Power of Houston was a Rusk
visitor Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Knox Ray announce
the birth of a son, November 17.
Rev. E. L. Craig of Gatesville vis-
ited in Rusk this week.
D. C. Stockton, county superin-
tendent was a business visitor in
Austin Monday.
Misses Joyce Ginn and Virginia
Hanna of Nacogdoches are spending j
the weekend with homefolks in Rusk.
Miss Zuma Lois Wallace spent the
weekend in Laneville with Miss Ma- j
rie Burchfield.
Mr. and Mrs. James Evans and son
of Tyler spent the weekend in the j relatives.
Summers Norman of Jacksonville
was a Rusk visitor Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith were
Jackon\f|Ue visitors Sunday.
Mx-. and Mrs. Earl Wallace spent,
last Thursday in Waxahachie with
-ALTO THEATRE-
Independently Owned and Operated
"Comfortable the Year 'Round"
FRI—SAT—NOV. 21—22
GENE AUTRY in
"SIERRA SUE"
CHAPT. 2— "IRON CLAW"
SAT. 11 P. M. SUNDAY—MONDAY
NOVEMBER 22 — 23 — 24
BUD ABBOTT—LOU COSTELLO
IN
HOLD THAT GHOST
And NEWS
TUESDAY—NOVEMBER 25
THEATRE OPENS 5:00 P. M.
BRENDA JOYCE In
'PRIVATE NURSE'
And SELECTED SHORT
WED—THURS— NOV— 2ft—27
SPENCER TRACY
INGRID UNA
BERGMANTURNER
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A VICTOR FLEMIN8 Production
with OONAID CRISP • IAN HUNTER
BARTON MaclANE • C. AUBREY SMITH
Plus FOOTBALL THRILLS OF, 1940
T. M. Sherman home.
Mrs. Bon Francis was a business
visitor in Dallas the first of the
week.
We will be open for business Mon-
day morning first door south of
Meredith & Parks on Henderson
street. Alice Roach Beauty Shop.
Mrs. Lester McKinney and daugh-
ter, and Miss Willie Martin of Waco
visited friends and relatives in Rusk
Sunday.
Mrs. W. G. Allen and Misses Beau-
lah and Peggy spent the weekend in
Houston.
Mrs. Jewell Worley of Dallas spent
the weekend in Rusk.
Mrs. Christene King of Waco spent
the weekend with Miss Rose Mildred
McDonald.
Misses Evelyn Tosh and Helen
Catherine McCord visited in Cleve-
land Sunday.
! Come in Monday and see our new
; arrangement, first door south of
J Meredith & Parks Tailor Shop. Alice
j Roach Beauty Shop.
| At Leon's Dress Shop. 20% dis-
j count on all fall and winter dresses,
coats and suits. Come eari'y and get
I a good selection. Leon's Dress Shop.
Walter Roten of Dallas spent the
| weekend in the Marvin Roten home.
Rev. and Mrs. D. C. Bandy and
j Mrs. I. N. Langston attended the
i BYPU Convention in Fort Worth
j this week
The Alice Roach Beauty Shop will
move this weekend and be open next
door south of Meredith & Parks on
Henderson street.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Downing and
Miss Nona Alice Hyde of Terrell vis-
ited relatives here Sunday.
Frank Tinsley has enlisted in flie
Air Corps and is stationed at Kess-
ler FieM, Miss.
Mrs. Hallie Wiggins visited in
Troup Thursday with her daughter,
Mrs. Preston Smith and Mr. Smith.
Mrs. A. P. Bane visited in Lane-
ville this week.
Dunning Roye left Wednsday for
Port Neches where he has employ-
ment with the Merchant Marines.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Wiggins of San
Angelo are visiting in the W. F.
Barrows home.
Miss Elsie Carter of Goose Creek
visited Mrs. Hallie Wiggins this
week.
You are invited to vist the Alice
Roach Beauty Shop Monday in its
new location on Henderson next door
to Meredith & Parks.
Do your Christmas Shopping earlv
at Leon's. 20% Discount on all "Satii}
Chenille or Seersucker Robes and
House Coats, Slacks, Gowns and
Slips. Don't forget at Leon's 20%
off on all Ready-To-Wear.
Miss Jessie Faye Conway of Jack-
sonville" visited homefolks Wednes-
day.
Mrs. J. A. Hartin returned Tues-
day from a visit with her daughters
in • Waco.
Harmon Schochler of Tyler spent
the weekend here with homefolks.
Mrs. Ray Odom Jr. of Jacksonville
visited in Rusk this week.
GUESTS OF MRS. L. T. MOORE
While attending the Baptist Con-
vention in Abilene last week, Rev.
and Mrs. D. C. Bandy, Mrs. I. N.
Langston and Mrs. Joe B. Copeland
were guests in the T. J. Grisham
home. Mrs. Grisham is the daughter
of Mrs. L. T. Moore, a former resi-
dent of Rusk, with whom Mrs. Moore
makes her home.
dames M. E. Davidson, B. P. Reed,
C. D. Monroe, T. J. Warren, C. L.
Butterfield, J. P. Acker, Jr., and E.
B. Davis.
Mrs. Frank Green and Mrs. Hub
Smith were guests of the cl'ub.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
Reed, December 10.
SANS SOUCI CLUB
Mrs. H. B. Odom was hostess for
the Sans Souci Club at her home last
week.
The guest list included Mesdames
Louis Butler, Gerald Chapman, Ci'aud
Manning, Knox Ray, H. H. Carsey,
James I. Perkins, D. Caviness, Geo.
Francis, P. T. Butler, Ernest An-
drews and Edwin Dickey and Misses
Marion Mallard and Angelien Cob-
ble.
Mrs. Manning received high guest
prize; Mrs. Butler, high club and
Miss Mallard, second high. Mrs. Man-
ning and Mrs. Chapman received
slam prizes.
RUSK
TEXAS Ph. 100
SATURDAY MIDNIGHT
SUNDAY & MONDAY
NOVEMBER 23—24
REMEMBER HER, THANKSGIVING
With
Nunnally's, Pangburn's or
Whitman's Fine Candies
And
BEAUTIFUL NEW COSTUME JEWELRY
We invite you to come in and inspect the
Many Beautiful and Useful Christmas Gifts
being displayed daily.
TO BE SAFE AND SURE
Make Your Selections Early
M0SELEY DRUG STORE
Prescriptions — Gifts — Cosmetics
ATTEND FUNERAL
Misses Marion Mallard and Bill
March Saturday attended the fun-
eral of Miss Mittie Rivers Marsh,
a life-long friend of Mrs. Pearl Blair
Mallard, of Rusk. Funeral services
were held in Tyler.
Mr. Blair, Mrs. Mallard's father,
and Miss Marsh's father served to-
gether during the Civil War, and
Miss Marsh was a bridesmaid at Mrs.
Mallard's wedding.
WEDNESDAY CLUB
Mrs. Louis Butler entertained the
Wednesday Club last week with a
six o'clock dinner. She was assisted
by her daughter, Mrs. Caviness and
Mrs. John Butler.
After dinner the business meeting
was held then the game of "42!\
Those present were Mesdames T.
H. Cobble, Hill Fitts, F. B. Guinn,
L. D. Guinn, Bess Howard, A. R.
Odom and J. F. Vermillion.
NEEDLECRAFT CLUB
The Needlecraft Club met in the
Red Cross sewing room Wednesday
with Mrs. Howell Long and Mrs. M.
E. McCord, hostesses.
The ladies sewed for the Red Cross
and names were drawn for their an-
nual Christmas tree.
Those present were Mesdames B.
E. Lannom, Jeanne Cargill, Ralph
Lang, W. H. Wallace, C. E. Jay, Geo.
Nelson, Clyde Priest, John Long, J."
B. Belvin, Chas. Chapman, W. G. Al-
len and Frank Coupland.
RUSO CLUB
H. Carsey was hostess for
home Thursday af-
THIMBLE CLUB
Mrs. D. C. McLaughlin was hostess
for the club at her home Wednesday
aftrnoon.
Club members present were Mes-
Real Estate
FOR SALE
House and lot, one block from square.
East front, $800.
Three acres. Good house, convenien-
ces. Near hospital.
Seventy-seven <*cre farm, three miles
from Rusk, $1250.
Two hundred seventy-two acres,
nine miles from Rusk, $3,000. Half
cash. Easy payments on balance.
MRS. W. H. HANNA
RUSK, TEXAS
Mrs. H
the club at her
ternoon.
Club members and guests present
included Mesdames E. R. Gregg, R.
L. Hatchett, Lewis McCarroll, M. M.
Guinn, J C. Williams, Billy Edwards,
Clete Edwards, James I. Perkins, E.
B. Andrews, Claud Manning and Ger-
ald Chapman.
Mrs. Stovall received high score
and Mrs. Guinn second high for cluj>
members. Mrs. Andrews received
high for guests.
... and Two Eyes of Blue
Come SMILIN' THROUGH!"
The Songs... tfie
Story — Ever
Close to Your
TUESDAY — WEDNESDAY
NOVEMBER 25 — 26
DOUBLE FEATURE
PROGRAM
JEFFREY LYNN In
UNDERGROUND
AND
BELA LUGOSI In
'The Human Monster'
With NOVELTY
THURS—FRIDAY—NOV. 27—28
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Our Gang in
Come Back Miss Pips
—NEWS—
RANDOLPH SCOTT
GENE TIERNEY In
"BELLE STARR"
DONALD DUCK
TRAVELTALK NOVELTY
ATOY GIRLS* 4-H CLUB
The Atoy Girls' 4-H Ci'ub met
Thursday, November 13, 1941, with
Mrs. Len Richards.
Songs and games were conducted
gy the song and game leader.
There were eight present. The club
meets evrey second and fourth
Thursday of th month. Next meeting
will be November 27, at the Atoy
school and will be with Mrs. Rosella
Cook.
Thurs-andGhae erold
DELTA KAPPA GAMMA
INITIATION LUNCHEON
Delta Kappa Gamma entertained
with a two course luncheon at the
Liberty hotel in Jacksonville, Sat-
urday, November 15.
The tables were arranged to form
the Greek letter "D", and within the
inclosure formed by the tables stood
a tali' white basket filled with ivy
whose long tendrils reached to the
floor. The tables themselves were
tastefully decorated with exquisite
red roses, while artistic bronze tur-
keys, carefully balanced so they
would stand erect, proudly bore the
names of the thirty guests around
their necks.
The program for the occasion was
as Follows:
Procssional—Miss Martenson ,
Invocation—Miss Leake
"Open Then, My Love Thy Blue
Eyes"—Massenet
"Villa"—Franz Lebor—Mrs. Camp-
bell
"Obertoss'—Weinaski
"Orientale"—Cui
The White Goose—Mrs. Stephens
Initiation Service
The initiates were: Miss Evelyn
Goff, Mrs. Hassie G. Graham, Miss
Mary Willard Howell, Miss Edna
Little and Miss Ruth Moseley.
Drive Safely.
Moving To New Location
Mv Besuy Shop will be moved this weekend
to Henderson street next door south of Mere-
dith & Parks.
Visit us Monday morning in our new loction
All prices will be the same—
PERMANENTS—§2.50 TO S5.50; SHAMPOO & SET 50c; SET, 25c;
SET & DRY, 35c; .MANICURE 50c; OIL .SHAMPOO, 75c; EYE
BROW & LASH DYE, 50c.
LEONA'S BEAUTY
SALON
CHILDREN'S SHAMPOO AND
SET (With simple hairdress) 35c
REG. PERMANENTS $2.00 to $10.00
SET & DRY 30c
SET 25c
SHAMPOO & SET 50c
Leona (Hill) Salter
203 SYCAMORE PHONE 42
BUSINESS GIRLS' DINE
The Business Girls' Class of the
Baptist Sunday School enjoyed a din-
ner party at Deckard's cafe Tuesday
night.
The following members were pres-
ent, Velma Norwood, Lois Osborne,
Frances Monroe, Gertie Lee Power,
Maxie Norwood, Ann Kerr, Mabel
Horn, Louise Nicholson, Christene
Payne, Virginia Osborne, Mrs. Jess
Eliott, and Mrs. W. H. Hanna, teach-
er.
MRS. L. T. MOORE IS
HONORED AT BREAKFAST
Mrs. L. T. Moore, formerly of Rusk
was an honor guest last week at a
breakfast in Abilene for ex-students
of Baylor University held during the
Baptist convention there. A total of
140 men and women attended the
breakfast at which Pat Neff, presi-
dent of the university, was the fea-
tured speaker.
Mrs. Moore, who received her B. A.
degree from Baylor in 1881, was the
oldest student present. Her picture,
with her daughter, Mrs. T. F. Gris-
ham, of Abilene, appeared in an Abi-
lene newspaper. Her granddaughter,
Tommye Gaye Grisham, is now a
student at Baylor.
The peanut originated in Brazil
where it was used long before the
Spaniards discovered the continent.
The 1940 census enumerators
found only 67 mules in the state of
New Hampshire.
Noseprinting of dogs, comparable
to fingerprinting of humans, is com-
ing into use as an aid to identifica-
tion.
Since the present war began, Lon-
don jewelers report a 50 per cent in-
crease in the sale of engagement
rings.
Eight sets of twins are included in
Colombia's largest family of 32 boys
and girls.
DR. J. H. MOSELEY
Optometrist
Tests My Eyes, Fits My Glasses
HE KNOWS HOW
Upstairs Over Moseley's Drag Store
GENTRY DAIRY
WHOLE MILK, and BUTTERMILK,
CREAM
E. M. GENTRY
Breaking Land with Tractor $1.50
Per Acre.
Etta Singletary
CHIROPRACTOR
Office East of Jail RUSK, TEXAS
■The asphalt lake of Trinidad does
not diminish in size no matter how
fast deposits are removed.
The accordion was invented in Vi-
enna in 1829 by Damian.
There were 7,244,677 Civil War pen-
sioners.
Cuba has banned the use of yellow
coloring matter instead of egg yolks
in manufacturing food products.
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR SALE: Dependable chicks.
Several breeds. Start now with your
fall chicks. Jenkins Hatchery, Elk-
hart, Texas. ll-21pd
REG'LAR FELLERS
When Hours Seems Years
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CHARLES L. KERR, Radios & Refrigeration
FOR RENT: Store and Filling Sta-
tion with living quarters. On high-
way near cheese plant. See J. F.
Murdock, Rusk, Texas. J.l-27r
FOR SALE: Healthy Klondike
strawberry plants. W. M. Bridges27
FOR RENT: Cabins. $1. per week.
See or write Viola Golemon, Box 138
Rusk, Texas ltr.
FOR RENT: One four-room du-
plex apartment with all conveniences.
Mrs. Alvin Sherman c
MALE HELP WANTED: If you
want the exclusive dealership for
famous Watkins products in Rusk,
have splendid opportunity for right
party; car and experience unneces-
sary. Write J. R. Watkins Co., 70-
84 W. Iowa Ave., Memphis, Tenn.
LOST: Tie Clasp with initials
J.H.L. If found please notify Callie
Knight, Rusk, Rt. 1 or leave at the
Cherokeean office. ltr
FOUND: Friday between Rusk and
Reklaw, a box of baby clothing. Own-
er may have same by calling at the
Cherokeean office.
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Main, Frank L. The Rusk Cherokeean (Rusk, Tex.), Vol. 95, No. 42, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 20, 1941, newspaper, November 20, 1941; Rusk, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth325869/m1/4/?q=music: accessed June 19, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Singletary Memorial Library.