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   Grapevine Sun, The (Newspaper) - July 27, 1961, Grapevine, Texas                                TO OUR You are Invited to Inspect our mulling that you may know Just what you are getting for your money when you in The It will be a to show by 1SB7 JULY 1001 NUMBER 3 George Joe Fraser Get Lone Star Degrees of the KKA Chapter the Suit a FlA Convention in July according to of tho The mooting of of over 000 chapters from throughout the stale in finite d 11 n a wit riling uf d PR scholarships ami lo on tst muling members of tlie son of and Hill luul Joe son of mid received their ne Star Farmer JOE EASTMAN Photo by City Photo Service Patricia Daniel and Joe Eastman Marry Misy Patricia Anne Daniel ami Connie Joe En s t m n tt were in n r ried Tuesday at S in the First Baptist Lynn read the Parents of the uve and The bride groom the son of and Eastman of The Anlee ol Fort was of and Leon Lewis Their of rose silk chiffon over taf fela were fashioned with a cap nnd a sheath They wore matching chiffon Best man was Richard Eng and groomsman was Danny Allen of Candles were lighted by Mar shall Daniel of Port Worth and cousins of the Leon Lewis nnd Charles served as Konny Banter sang 0 Perfect nnd The Wedding He was accompanied by Hal Nelson Methodist Church John Pastor FIRST GUILD MEETS The First Guild met Monday in tlu home of Jeff Minnie Lancaster re ported on the school of missions she attended at Mount The hostess served refresh ments lo ges so Clois John Mcritt and A salad luncheon was planned July at the home of A the for the following u year hook year wilt lie LINDA SUE DUDLEY BURIED AT ROANOKE I Funeral services were at Wednesday in for Lin in Sue Burin was in Medlin Cemetery with Fo u 31 ti e ral Ho tn e m c Ii a rge of who died suddenly Sun day night in a Denton hospital lind lived with her parents ii for the past ten years Survivors include her parents nnd James Dudley a Watson three nnd James all of Koan uke and her The given in ma IT in ye jy her wore a form al ong th gown of silk with accents of silk Designed with n fit ed boil the gown ft at tired a scoop neckline edged in ai applique of lac lowers and liny shirred The narrow waistline was span ned with a crushed binis cummer of ending at the een buck with n huge pouf The skirt of silk f lured gracefully from the fitted ending at the hemline in a deep band of silk Sprays of flowers were appliance o thu entire skirt in a scattered Her wedding veil of mrc silk illusion fell in tiers from crushed silk She carried white nm orchids and on n white Hi A reception was given in the Fellowship of the immediately following the cere In tbe bouse party were Misses Judy of ian anil Marsha Daniel of Dallas and and Robert Wilson of Denton and Thomas Marks of When the couple left on i U to Hot the bride wore n mocha brown cotton suit with bone and white The bride graduated from High School nnd at tended The groom graduated from Midlothian High School nnd will be a fall grad at will their home in Memorial Baptist Church n Pastor BROTHERHOOD RALLY TO DE HELD AT CAMP COPASS The 12 will be held at Camp Copass on Tuesday The will begin with it fish The cost of thr meal will he per plate and serving will begin nt and until nil bave been 1Vnlurod for the eve ning will be the newly elected of the Southern Hnp list Men of the church are to make plans lo A reservation mny be so cured by contacting Frank or by the Church of Christ COLLEGE STREET The young peoples party itl the Friday eve ning was attended by 25 Among those present were Junio of Ken neth Sue Ter nd Tn and Ann Hilly and Sandra Johnny John Jimmy and Avon Twentyeight adults wore pres ent for the visualized class nl S tones Purk on Tuesday evening of lust Other con represented were Dove Col ley v ill and u congregation in These studies will continue for tbe next several and anyone in in studying tbe Bible is Notice The Zoning Board will meet nt August 1 1 fife in City Hall for the purpose of re zoning Lots College Ft eights front to Zones C nnd also o Viler rc side yard JOHN Chairman FAMILY PICNIC SUPPER On Wednesday evening of hist week the country home of nnd John of New John Withers of Annan and their children were honored with a family picnic Others unending were um Pirkle and sou and Mr nnd Jimmy Pirkle ami sor of Fort Worth nnd Mrs Hart and nnd nnd Mrs Ezell and Jim Hancock and children Scotty Benedict nm and Join nnd and Carl Mr and Weldon am Khleber nut Harvey and sons Tommy Frank and Mrs Stair Lela nil Bert Starr nnd Uncle Dan from Lonesome Dove says BIRTHDAY DINNER ami Ben West en with a dinner honoring bis Grace on her birthday Other guests wore and West nnd and Elil Adams and children of Fort Worth arid Seimon and James of returned home Tuesday ofter spending n week with her Wat nnd Joyce antl Grapevines 1961 Traffic Calendar 34 Accidenti 7 Injured Property DEAR MISTER EDITOR I see by tho papers where new Postmaster General says tbe finances in his department is nil out of He is advis ing that we got to hike tiie rules another notch or may he We been gitting song from ever Postmaster Democrat nnd fer 40 year and the finances git wore nnd WOITO and the git higher nnd About t wo nt o re Po st m ns te r C e n c ml 3 nnd itll be cheaper to go seir a feller than write him a I dont think finances is the only thing out of whack in this Fer out here on the rural route I can mail n parcel post package weighing 70 making the mail man haul it into town and git it off fer But if I haul it into own myself and mail it at the window wont tike but 40 pound of parcel Dont nsk me Its the post office Department thats not I aint saying aint some excuse fer Sometimes they technical reasons fer that dont meet the A feller has lo figger all the afore he can pass sound judgement on I recollect when a traveling salesman stopped at ole Pa house and ask him how fur it was to Pa allowed oa how it was 4 mile there and 6 mile When the salesman oak him how come It was more one way than the tbo highest FFA member mny on I lie George as of tin nd Joo was business natters nt the a it More 700 from be nf tbo ilu I Honorary on Tho TA Chap tor a puge int important were by tho mom tbe lilton in lion Whitt ind Jam PS VA the WA t Attention Boys It i chard that football August Bo ready In ro will bo n mooting of ill hoys coming out for Mns at the BRENT GERMANY TO N DALLAS CONCERT HAND i s lu lo nt til vino High School Hid mom bo iof tbo will piny bo for third program season whon Ihe incer 11 and its annual Latin American program ac S 1f at Fair This concert will bring seu on to a ilo so ami i I urge uco is It is H n formal yon nro pro is invited to Donna Wynn Weds Ronnie English Miss Wynn and Leo vows Thursday evening in the homo of hor and of The is Hie of and and the bridegroom is Ihe son ol and Minister per lite ceremony and be brides her In The candlelight rmed before tin areh of and Two white on each of the allar were flunked by Ihe scl A i of wedding The Wedding and I Love Yon was wore a tiroes of while chiffon n lace Her short veil of illusion fell from u u nnd she a of while nnd on u Soi matron of bonor ami InU us of cola and i MI neb n covered with over la Ul witb An an uf Hnl and ni lions the Miss Sue Carl and wore of I hi a trip to tlie couple will Pn told him be walked going than coming The Congress has been work ing on this problem of post of fice finances long nnd gitting 10 I figgered I better bring it up at the country store Saturday The thing hadnt been in committee moren 10 minutes till the fellers had it Ed said he was ng last week where our ment haft spent billion on foreign in the Inst 15 averaging around billion a The post office is coming up about twothirds of one billion ever so Ed allowed as how we could pinch a little piece of foreign aid off ever year cind pay up the postal Grubb claimed that like the Congo and Vietnam would never miss especial since the grafters git about of it Hug Hookum went so fur as to favor pinching off n little antl making all postal services He said this would tbe constituents and make it nice fer them Congressmen at elec tion If you folks in town has any Mister mail em to me parcel post and Ill have the fellers put cm on the agenda fer the next Rut be shore they dont weigh moren 40 Yours Uncle Dan irst Baptist Church Lynn The most Youth Led ever hold in this church Sunday Good crowds lit ended you Tbe choir was almost filled light with young Youth direction lo the entire re Some 50 youth met for if ler service fellowship each Many plans arc being made o project the youth in lie church in the DEACONS TO MEET The regular meeting of deacons II be held at is important that every deacon RUTH BIBLE CLASS SERVES LUNCH The members of the Ruth Bible Class served lunch lasl Thursday to the evangelistic party in 11 Fellows Hall of Ihe After lunch West conducted n business Those for the luncheon were Rodney Robert Eddie Davis Elmer Irene Clyde Lillian Jess Davis Joe Jessie Lou Nelson and Miss Ka 4 MEETS The executive committee ol met Tuesday morning the Ruth Bible Class At tbe met Fellowship Hall for the monthly business Lynn Sic wart presided nnd Virgi directed the music nn Harris led the Reports were given b the officers and committee elected for next are Lynn vice ti com mil to chairmen arc Khleber program Eaton mission study Carl Henry prayer com missions Pat social Cliffon publicity W publications W stewardship W Harris Richard circle chair Young leaders arc Doil Dallon nnd T Sunbeams F La wry and M Wayne Logo Primary Willis an Weldon Earl Vales Intermedia After the business was com Stewart introduce her Johnston o who gave a very in t eras ting and informative Eighteen ladies were prose n for the Carroll Road Church Ray Dalton was taken to View Kichland Hill Monday of last week for trea ment and nnd of in wcu mi veiling a dinner ai tlie and Stir nt ton ding nd and sen nd and f Dallas Mayor tuul Tom ly of Arlington nd and and and nnd MJU ii Good of held cning A community social I the v large crowd visit laying and ream nnd is n UK of the hurch ATIO SUPPER A patio supper nt the home of Curl Miller honored ohn Withers of Tuesday 0liter guests were Slu Miss Carolyn Mi imd School Board Considers Central Cafeteria Approves Pay Increase Tho School Hoard lm all in Ilio Schools will Lu in uso when in Sip and I bat plans lu to add moro At 111 regular mooting on Iho hoard a com building n lo in on modulo high junior nnd 11 if fafo I classrooms mid relo bus shod and ha ml A hum I room bo Lu tm contra An of a m nil wits vino in paid in in tho sur rounding Tin oo niW wou Mis Barbara M girl ADA til HY CAK fite your old dim of ami Koust struck by n far us site in front of hor n ft or Sho severe ti too in on is ill it I hi ui Km Llur tests uml will noon us skii is n til o id hor Cemetery Fund Donations Conti tn ia MUSH linnil Walter on nu Kate Tfic Curtis Koy IX OH mill 1iiUi lluir null i ii at 1luir Sunday WHIT ntul Holi uni uml and Abu mill ami nnd tuul uml aail Tommy anil mid McDonald mid mid John Hiss Ledbetter Weds L AT were held i for Mr Among tho survivors artn John nnd a His both of BUSINESS By WILSON HARDER business enterprises to compete paying operations Is becoming more and more apparent to the people of the t before tbe House am in delibera tions mi lux r c f n r in f c n r p c vice In charge of the Washington office of he Fed or In dependent Murder sen ted the constantly tide of feeling on cooperatives to escape pny of Income taxes from rn ler prises with which they He pointed out that in Sep tember of 10GO in o nationwide poll of independent business 70 requested that this favoritism he In n poll on the question taken In March of this the vole for this relief hart lo then further testi fied as an adjunct In the wide spread nationwide the Held staffs lids year also made spot check polls throughout the country on which problems of small busi ness loomed Next to Ihe need for an over haul of lax the problem of unfair competition from co operatives ranked as the ma jor even outranking unfair labor And ruinous price com petition from Imports ranked high as a major In North anil South and out of all Ihe CO stales and the District nf welsh In Ilic nf independent business pay In p taxes nnd tn compete enjoying a most lax Spontaneous comments vol by hu si ness men were most Into In it snid Put the coops on an tax private Tho they is an almost burden nn our pri vate enterprise A businessman In the stale of Washington said Unfair competition liy enops Is our big We of them In our 11 will be a bright ilay for Independent stores when Congress Ims Ilic con to change Wisconsin ff coopi like any oilier pri vate business I hey not be able lo From West Virginia tel the axed as everyone die is They deserve no more than T nl small businesses are going to be forced out unless we lax everyone the And as Burger pointed it is not only Independent businessmen who nrt Enf this Last Ihu National FArnt ers Union testified press thai cooperatives bear fair sham of In come lax There fi j attack on as he menls seems to be thert Ii nn more reason for business from merely hey Ih form of coops ban litre is lo exempt from per sonal all ThLi ft rlo 1 r Ilic ij o tKe C 11 rom A of the instruction nil in light of tho needs or he 1util pointed out two major of tbo Clayton nd roused I HK 11 drivers I ion will not ln ti Ihe full in lei school to for hose students enter col nnd n program thiU not to be prp Co outer or ns u lifes Miss bo unu tin of Juhn son of nnd of in n lawn In thn nf tht brides L July nt liO Morrow pio Mau iee of and of of was bout loi her wodding the OHC a gown of silk mailo princess with buck will Inco trim nnd Sbo o nit mitts nnd a brought omt from isk Kile in nnd the of n 1 nt I rn nil pare nln ire and AI 11 unveil a fii ponding a two vacation louring the west ern inn vest and anil borne Sal jrday from a weeks her tn nnd also through Kentucky ami and Tanner ml daughters and Joanne if returned home after u three weeks herewith his mot lie L anil runner and family and relatives and Joanne ind an emergency appendectomy it Grapevine Clinic rn Monday f Inst HUH I nf and Tin Hiring of l pearls shin n gift of hi of John Louis were accompanied by on thu his nf Worth cnl A tbe f nnd Torn were in A lopped a and groom and nnd punch were of Ihu party In cluded Curler and of Will Andre nnd Ann Cunter of Twitty of Guno Hurt of Dallas and Misso Hilt and Judy of For a wedding trip to Colo rado and Yellow stone Park the bride wore a suit witb while accessories and LI while will live in Marion jind Torn loft Friday for to his nnd Harry brought home from Harris fd re ported to be slowly M nnd Jim nnd son of were of nnd Stacy on Tuesday of hist and the past week in due to the death of her Fern who died unexpected ly July Funeral services wore held Wednesday of last By Joe Pox mny oe cool in bin hanking crew sure hoi In The nir condition in B system is all fouled up at First National Hunk and were getting accustomed to seeing the doors and Marshall here for Pad dy Daniels wedding Tuesday being kidded about MR long trip Tic boarded a plane in for discovered he on the wrong plane when over nnd landed in lie works for American NOTES OF THE WEEK plenty Irked at I f o r m o wi n c d o wji her Roy Ed trying to re cover a piece of cotton from Wld Stewarts having her 3dip ioe cream snack to try and GAIN the fire department and rescue squad making a fast call to help two gills whose boat lost its Yancey reading a 1904 Grapevine Run given him by Louise Wiggins we noticed the subscription rate wai published by our grand of If we have no we ami the truth is not in us I John  

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