The Rusk Cherokeean (Rusk, Tex.), Vol. 104, No. 14, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 4, 1951 Page: 5 of 16
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OCTOBER 4, 1951
THE RUSK CHEROKEE AN, RUSK, TEXAS
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* Iron Mt. Club
Elects Officers
^ The Iron Mt. W. H. D. Club
met in the home of Mrs. Mary
1 Parsons, Thursday, September
27, for regular business and social
hour. The meeting was called to
order by the president, Mrs. James
Penn. Opened with a prayer by
Mrs. Lee Powers.
Roll Call was answered by each
member naming some famous
_ Woman of History. Minutes of
last meeting were read and ap-
proved as read.
The Club received a card of
thanks from Mrs. George Monroe,
for a pair of hose given to her
during her illness, also for the
pajamas given to Daddy Riggs.
! The new officers for the new
* year were elected: President —
Mrs. Louise Magruder; Vice-Presi-
dent — Mrs. Roy Kennedy; Sec-
retary — Mrs. Layton Jones;
* Treasurer — Ben Smith; Coun-
cil Delegate — Mrs. Hazel Mast-
ers; Reporter —Mrs. Lee Powers;
Recreational Leader — Mrs. James
Penn; Kitchen Demonstration —
Mrs. Claude Jones.
Material (leather) was ordered
for making Moccassins.
Mrs. Weed, County Demonstra-
tor had charge of Demonstration
It was a continuation on Arrange-
ments, and taking care of wasted
space in cabinets. U shaped and L
shaped cabinets are step savers.
There are three centers to be
considered:
1st Food preparation center;
2nd Cooking and serving center;
3rd Sink center; Cabinets should
be built to suit each individual
a n d their convenience. Mrs.
Weed discussed the importance o£
arrangement of the things to br
tisod — 15 to 18 in. doors for
cabinets, are preferable. Stressed
making cabinets mouse proof
Metal shippings can be bought
for shelves, this helps in adjust-
ing shelves to fit the needs ot
dishes. Several ladies have al-
ready arranged their cabinets and
others have planned to do so.
Don't forget annual picnic
basket lunch at the American
Legion Park, October 9th at 10:30
AM.
Several good games were played
and enjoyed by all. Mrs. Margie
Williamson and Mrs. Claude Jones
Were the prize winners.
Mrs. Claude Jones brought tha
article to be auctioned off, and
it was bought by Mrs. Louise
Magruder, A nice fat frying size
chicken, SI.20.
Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess, Mrs. Par-
sons. There were 18 members
present and 4 visitors.
The closing of the meeting was
the greatest treat of all, Aunt
Add Allen recited a poem she
composed herself, Not Growing
Old.
The next meeting will be in
the home of Mrs. James Penn.
The Demonstration will be mak-
ing Corsages.
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"Not Growing Old'
By MRS. W. G. ALLEN
They say that I am growing old,
I've heard them tell it times
Untold in language plain and bold
But I'm not growing old.
This frail old shell in which I
Dwell is growing old, I know full
Well — But I am not the shell.
What if my hair is turning gray?
Gray hairs are honorable, they
Say, What if my eyesight's grow-
ing dim? I still can see to fol-
low Him, Who sacrificed his life
For me Upon the cross of
Calvary.
What should I care it Time's old j
Plough has left its furrows upon |
My brow? Another house, not j
Made with hand, awaits me in
The Glory Land. What, tho
Falter in my walk? What tho
My tor.gue refuse to talk? L
Still can tread the narrow way
I .still can watch, and praise, and
pray.
My ear may not be as keen as in
the past it may have been, Still
I can hear my Savior say In
Whispers soft, "This is the
way."
The outward man, does what he can
To lengthen out his life's short
span, Shall perish, and return to
dust, As everything in Nature
Must. The inward man, the
Scriptures say is growing strong-
er every day. Then how can I
be growing old, When safe
Within my Savior's fold?
E're long my soul shall fly
Away, And leave this tenement
Of Clay, This robe of flesh I'll
Drop and rise, To seize the ever-
lasting prize — I'll meet you on
The streets of gold, And prove
That I'm not growing old.
(Editor's Note: Printed in Me-
mory of "Miss Add" Allen, as
she was lovingly ,known. Mrs.
Allen expired at her home in Rusk
Monday morning.
Cub Scout News
Den No. 3 met Tuesday, Sept.
25th, at the home of their Den
Mother, Mrs. Charley Christopher.
All eight cubs were present
and also the den chief. The roll
was called and we paid our dues.
It rained hard all during our
meeting, but we had fun inside
playing bingo. We closed our
meeting by forming a living
circle.
Keeper of tne Buckskin,
Bobby Tosh
Den No. 3 met Tuesday,
2nd, at the home of their
Mother, Mrs. Christopher,
cubs were present and the
Chief.
The meeting opened with
Oct.
Den
Eight
Den
cubs repeating the cub scout
promise. Roll was called and
dues were collected. Refresh-
ments were served to us by Mrs.
Ruth McCoy.
We tried our skill for boxing,
all had fun and then we closed
our meeting by forming a living
circle.
Keeper of the Buckskin,
Bobby Tosh
Den No. 2 met with Mrs. Ross.
Mrs. Day treated us to refresh-
ments.
Our Den Mother told us how
happy and proud she was to have
all of us and our parents at the
Pack meeting, last Saturday even-
ing. Also because so many of us
had earned badges.
We played football plays at the |
gym and had lots of fun.
Next week we will begin to
make something.
Present were Mike Day, Lewis
McCarroll, Jerry Fs.ul Alexander,
Eddie Bailey, Ted Eugene Evans,
Jimmy Lovelady, 'Robert Glover,
and Ronnie Frazer.
Keeper of the Buckskin,
Jimmy Lovelady.
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Here For Funeral
Of Mr. John Holcomfej
Out-of-town relatives and
friends who were here for the,
funeral services of Mr. John Hoi- I
comb v;cr Mr. and M s. Jco Y"
of P tir e; M>\ G". 1 '
nc?'-;mb cf Ayrur.t:>; Mi.ss 'V y
Boozer of Tyler; Mr. and Mrs.
Burton Crain of Jacksonville; Mr. f
and Mrs. George Osborne of Jack-
sonville; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rich-
ardson and Mrs. Eric Green of
Nacogdoches; Mr. and Mr:-. Tom
/Black, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison
Black, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hol-
comb, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Nicar,
Mrs. Joe Murphey, and Mr. and
Mrs. Tom McCIain of Alto.
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Whitehead, E. H. The Rusk Cherokeean (Rusk, Tex.), Vol. 104, No. 14, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 4, 1951, newspaper, October 4, 1951; Rusk, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth326279/m1/5/?q=cherokeean: accessed May 1, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Singletary Memorial Library.