The Cherokeean. (Rusk, Tex.), Vol. 121, No. 39, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 6, 1969 Page: 3 of 12
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THE CHEROKEEAN OF RUSK, TEXAS, THURSDAY, MARCH 6,1969-PAGE THREE
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT-Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eu-
gene Rdlson of Kouie 1, Ku.sk, announce the engagement and
approaching marriage of their laughter, France i-.lalne, to
Richard Wayne I i .dale, on ul \;r. and Mr-. Jack Ti dale,
also of Rusk, Ihe wedding will an event of May 31, 1969
at the hirst BaptiM Church in k.ist. Mr s Ralson and Mr,.
Tisdale are both presently mending the University of Texas
at Austin.
Reklaw Community News
Mrs. J. A. Parrish
Held From Last Week
We are sorry to report that
Mrs. A. B. Ru' el: mother
who is In the Medical Center
Hospital, Tyler is Critically
ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mit-
chel of New Summerfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Prne-1 House
of Houston and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Connor of Ponta, visl
ted in the home of Mr. and
Mrs, Dick Gilbreath Sun. af-
ternoon.
Mrs, Billie Dvrd came home
Wed, from Nan Travis
Hospital in Jacksonville, Mrs
Lula Wallace is in Temple
with her daughter, Mrs. Lve-
lyn White who is seriously
ill she is In the V. A. Hospi-
tal in Temple, Mr.BlllyDar
nell of [ronton, visited in the
home of his parent Mon.
Billy and his wife were it
Houston over the weekend ot
business.
Mrs. Ford Dodson w.r ir
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Ru -k Fri. on busine ,
Mr . Iva I arrish and Mr .
Arm Christian pent several
day- in Nan Travis Ho-pital
in Jacksonville, Undergoing
test' and X Raye.
Bro. Rarnfleld ofTyler filled
his regular íppointrnent Sun.,
at the Church of Christ.
Mr, and Mrs, Bob Pox
of Rusk, visited Mr, and Mrs,
Bill Wade Sunday.
Mrs. R. W. Rowland came
home from Medical Cen
ter Hospital and Is doing as
well a- can be expected,
Mr , Mavis l arrott, Mrs,
L.oP Shankles, arid Mr . Ha -
zel linlby, attended the Fun-
eral of their iunt at Cle1 urne
Wedne day.
Mi s Marguerite Mc.Mlian
visited here la■ ' week, with
her aunts, Mr-. Rho>!a Dev-
aney, and Mr . \'iolet Ander-
son, and friends, ;hw will re
ntrn to Brazil the 3rd of March
from Dallas.
Brenda Tally from Tyler
spent the weekend with her
grandmother Mrs. I ois
Shank les.
Mr. and Mr . Weldon Dot-
son of Rusk visited Mrs, Rho-
da Devaney 7ue. night.
Carl Collldge wa in Mt.
pnterprize Wed. Mrs. I ois
Shankles Mrs. Hazel Dalby
and Mr . iolet Anderson,
were in Rusk Sat on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pool
and on of Ltifkin spent Sun.
with Mrs, Pools mother, Mr-.
1 ois Shankles,
Mr-. Mary Richards of Rusk,
visited Mr . Rhoda Devaney,
Sat. night.
Mr. and Mrs Percy Lent?
pen a few day last week on
the roa ' on i fishing trip,
Mr, and Mr--. Mtn Gresham of
Vicul spent Sun, with their on
a' I family, the Pr.17.ier Ores
hams.
ANNOUNCING CHvK.
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tant for ie title of "uir I ntlc
Mi . " in lie pageant lo lv
hold on March '9th in Ku-k
at :he U-.V Kusk Huh school
Gyinna1 in i, P.h.itlotte, who
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3-Day Pasture Short Course
Features Three Specialists
Three specialists addressed
attenders of the annual pas-
ture shortcourse Held here
last week, under the spon-
sorship of the /agricultural
Extension Office. They were
Wayne Taylor, area farm
management specialist of
Overton; George Alston,
area extension agronomist of
Overton; and Dr. Carl Gray,
soil chemist of theTexusA&M
University Soils Laboratory.
According to County Agent,
Johnnie McKay, an average of
40 persons attended the three
nights sessions. Altogether
44 persons registered.
Taylor discussed the eco-
nomics of pasture and hay
produc tion Monday night. He
pointed out the high cost ofim-
provine pasture to carry one
cow per acre or acre and a
half but also showed why u is
economical on the high pri-
ced land of today. He
emphasized the importance of
starting improvement where
you have the most io work
with, in soil and plain poten-
tial.
Alston, spoke Tuesday night.
He emphasized the impor-
tance ol -electing the \ariety
of grass that will give the
highest yield on a given piece
of land tor money inve-ted. He
al^o pointed out the im-
portance ol -electing the va-
reity ot gra - that will give
the highest vield on a given
piece ot land lor money in
vested, lie also pointed out
the importance of grazing
grass short enough to take
advantage ot young high qual-
ity forage, I-or example coa
stal bermuda yielded the most
nutrient per acre when
clipped back to two luche-- in
height each time it reached a -
bout 8 inches in height. In
other words, most grasses
need to be grazed close on a
rotational basis to get Lhe
most I rom them.
Dr. Gray, discussed Pri
mary, secondary and Micro
fertilizer elements in forage
production. He stressed the
importance ol lime m making
nitrogen, phosphorus and pot-
ash do their best job. He also
emphasized that until you
meet the plants requirement
for these, there is no need to
worry about secondary ele
ments such as sulfur and mag
nesium. Thenuntil vou satis
fy the plant - need tor both
the primary and secondary
elements, don't worry about
the micro elements such as
iron, zinc, boron, molybedum
etc.
Door prizes were aiven
courtesy of Gulf Coast Fed.
erateu heed and B & H Farm
•Supply.
The two firms were also re.
sponsible for the refresh
ments served at the mid-day
break each evening.
Prizes were awarded as fol -
lows* a. E, Thompson of
Jacksonville, sack of fertili
zer; R. T, Stephenson ofCus.
hing, can of grub dust (for be-
ing the first person present,
the first night); B. C, Cannon
of Jacksonville, sack of Nu-
trena feed; Mrs, W. a. Mc-
Donald of Alto, can of rooin
veshener (for being the first
lady to attendMelvin J.
Moore of Rusk, range check-
ers; M. J. Florence of Troup,
cattle dust (for traveling the
greastest distance to attend
the second night); John Evans
of Maydelle, pasture supple-
ment; Mrs. a. E. Thompson of
Jacksonville, Zip fertilizer;
Dick S. Strom of Jack sonville,
Rainbow fertilizer; Melvin
Moore of Rusk, first aid
spray; J. C. Hill ol ilto, wa-
ter hose (for beineoldeM man
present third night\
Two grand prize. were
awarded from the registration
of names attending all three
nights. Winners were Clavis
Greenwood of New Summer
field, a gallon otCo-Ral, from
B & B Farm Supply; and a, E.
Thompson received a pick -up
tarpaulin Irom Gulf Coast
Federated Feed.
hlospital
News
RUSK MEMORIA I HOSPITAI
Feb. 10th thru Feb, 16,
ADMITTED
Mrs. Rose I ee Ferguson,
Rusk
Mr. J. M. Edwards, Troup
Mr. Calvin French, Aim
Mr. Tommy Robertson, Alto
Mrs, Ma'tie Wallace, Rusk
Mr-, Howard Davis, Jr.,Rusk
Mr, Mallie Houston, Alto
Mr-, 1 ois Henry, Rusk
Mr. Lewis Bell, Rusk
Mrs. Paye Cray, Alto
Mrs. Eddie Grimes, Rusk
Mr. Paul I uIt• , Rusk
Mr. W, H, Walker, Grape
land
Ann Morgan, Alto
Mrs. Chester Vining, Rusk
Mrs. Addie Jack on, Rusk
Mrs, Bill Gray, Troup
Mrs. Claude Rice, Alto
Mrt, 1 ee A. Christopher,
Rusk
DISCHARGED
Joe Session , Rusk
I izzie Ro- Simmons, Alto
Mr. De ni- Benedict, Rusk
Mr. Tommy Robertson, Alto
Mr, Ronald Carico, Houston
Mrs. Rose Fee Ferguson ?
Baby Boy, Rusk
Mrs, Howard D >vis,Jr., Rusk
Mr-. Lois Henry, Rusk
Mr. Travis smith, Alto
Mr-. Reth Williams, Rusk
Mrs. L.orene Darby, Ponta
Mrs. I oratne Huffman, Rusk
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The Cherokeean. (Rusk, Tex.), Vol. 121, No. 39, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 6, 1969, newspaper, March 6, 1969; Rusk, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth150799/m1/3/: accessed April 28, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Singletary Memorial Library.